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PROCEEDINGS
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M.DCCC.LXXXVII.
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JOHN WILSON AND SON, CAMBHIDGE.
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PREFACE.
AT a meeting of the Council of the Massachusetts
Historical Society, May 10, 1883, "Mr. Deane and Mr.
Adams were appointed a Committee to cause to be pre-
pared a Consolidated Index of the twenty volumes of the
Proceedings."
The Committee accepted the appointment, and placed in
the charge of Mr. Charles A. Cutter, the Librarian of the
Boston Athenaeum, — who is regarded as an expert in cata-
loguing and indexing, and who had already performed a
similar service for the Society, — the making of the new
index. His engagements, however, obliged him to intrust
the principal part of the work to Mrs. Alice C. Beckwith,
of Cambridge, an accomplished laborer in this field, re-
serving for himself only a general oversight.
The intention was to consolidate the indexes of the
twenty volumes into one index. But an examination
showed — what had been already apparent to many —
that the indexes of the earlier volumes were defective ;
so it was decided to make new indexes to five volumes,
beginning with Vol. III. In the progress of the work it
was found that some of the later volumes were not wholly
free from errors and omissions, and these also required
revision; and the additional labor has not been small.
The Committee have not been inattentive to the progress
of the work, and have rendered what service they could.
iv PEEFACE.
They desire to bear testimony to the faithful and intelli-
gent labors of Mrs. Beckwith, who has been unremitting
in her work, which, however, was suspended several
months by her severe illness. The index has been about
two years in preparation, and more than one year in the
press. It has cost more time and more money than was
expected. Now that the work is finished we cannot but
believe that the labor faithfully bestowed upon it has
produced what will prove to be a correct and useful
index.
The printing of the Society's Proceedings was not
commenced until a comparatively late period of its his-
tory. The first volume printed was issued in 1859, under
a vote of the Society, in April of the preceding year, au-
thorizing the Standing Committee " to publish such a
selection from the recent proceedings of the Society as
they deemed to be of general interest." The Chairman
and Secretary were appointed a committee to carry this
vote into effect. They began with the Annual Meeting
of 1855, and concluded with the proceedings of the year
1857-1858. This period embraced several matters of spe-
cial interest to the Society, containing an account of the
donations of the Appleton and the Sears Fund, of the
Dowse Library and Fund, of the Belknap collection of
books and manuscripts, of the recovery of the Bradford
Manuscript, of the purchase of the building 'occupied by
the Society, etc. ; and the meeting with which it com-
menced was that at which the Hon. Robert C. Winthrop
was first elected President of the Society.
This volume was not numbered Vol. I., because it was
hoped that there would be prepared, at some not very
remote time, a digest or selection from the Society's earli-
est records, and that such a volume or volumes when pub-
lished would take precedence in the order of numbering ;
so that the volumes of Proceedings, which now continued
PREFACE.
to be issued, contained on their titlepages and on their
backs simply the years embraced by their contents. Four-
teen volumes were thus issued down to and including the
calendar year 1878. The next volume in the chrono-
logical series, beginning with January, 1879, was called
Vol. XVII. on the titlepage and on the back, because in
the mean time two volumes of the early Proceedings had
been prepared and published, and they became Volumes
I. and II. in the series, and the unnumbered volumes were
counted in regular order as following these. Any reprints
that may hereafter be made of these volumes will doubtless
conform to this numbering.
Volumes I. and II. and Volumes XI. to XX. are stereo-
typed. Following is a list of the twenty volumes of Pro-
ceedings here indexed, with the date of their publication
and the names of the members composing the Committees
of Publication. The Recording Secretary is ex officio Chair-
man of the Committee for publishing the Proceedings.
CHARLES DEANE,
CHARLES F. ADAMS.
BOSTON, Feb. 25, 1887.
VII. 1864.
VIII.
1866.
IX.
1867.
X.
1869.
XI.
1871.
XII.
1873.
XIII.
1875.
XIV.
1876.
XV.
1878.
XVI.
1879.
XVII.
1880.
XVIII.
1881.
XIX.
1882.
XX,
1884.
COMMITTEES OF PUBLICATION.
VOLUMES I.-XX.
CHARLES DEANE, CHARLES C. SMITH.
CHARLES DEANE, CHARLES C. SMITH.
GEORGE LIVERMORE, CHANDLER BOBBINS.
CHANDLER BOBBINS, GEORGE LIVERMORE.
CHAND. BOBBINS, GEO. LIVERMORE, H. A. WHITNEY.
CHANDLER BOBBINS, SAMUEL K. LOTHROP, GEORGE
LIVERMORE, HENRY A. WHITNEY.
CHARLES DEANE, WILLIAM G. BROOKS, GEORGE LIV-
ERMORE, HENRY A. WHITNEY.
CHARLES DEANE, CHARLES FOLSOM, SAM'L A. GREEN.
CHARLES DEANE, CHARLES FOLSOM, SAM'L A. GREEN.
CHARLES DEANE, SAM'L A. GREEN, CHAS. C. SMITH.
CHARLES DEANE, SAM'L A. GREEN, CHAS. C. SMITH.
CHARLES DEANE, SAM'L A. GREEN, CHAS. C. SMITH.
CHARLES DEANE, SAM'L A. GREEN, CHAS. C. SMITH.
CHARLES DEANE, SAM'L A. GREEN, CHAS. C. SMITH.
CHARLES DEANE, SAM'L A. GREEN, CHAS. C. SMITH.
GEORGE DEXTER, SAM'L A. GREEN, CHAS. C. SMITH.
GEORGE DEXTER, SAM'L A. GREEN, CHAS. C. SMITH.
GEORGE DEXTER, SAM'L A. GREEN, CHAS. C. SMITH.
GEORGE DEXTER, JOSIAH P. QUINCY, H. E. SCUDDER.
EDW. J. YOUNG, CLEM'T H. HILL, ALEX. MCKENZIE.
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS.
A: Augustus.
B: Benjamin.
C: Charles.
D: David.
E: Edward.
F: Frederick.
G: George.
H: Henry.
I: Isaac.
J: John.
K: Karl.
L: Louis.
M: Mark.
N: Nicholas.
O: Otto.
P: Peter.
R: Richard.
S: Samuel.
T: Thomas.
W: . William.
INDEX
OF THK
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
A.
Aall, Jacob, cited, 8. 186.
Abbadie, Antoine d', his 'Journey to
Kaffa,' etc., 3. 264.
Abbe, William, 14. 84.
Abbey, Lieut. Aaron, 15. 75.
Abbot, Mr. , 19. 422.
Abbot, Rev. Abiel, D.D., d. 1859, and
Jared Sparks, 10. 215-217. Donation
from, 2. 116.
Abbot, Rev. Abiel, D.D., Beverly, d. 1828,
16. 147 ; 18. 282. Gives a copy of his
Plymouth discourse, i. 219, 508.
Abbot, Abigail (Abbot), 2. 390.
Abbot, Benjamin, 2 390.
Abbot, Benjamin, LL.D., 2. 279, 390;
10. 215; 13. 26.
Abbot, Elizabeth (Mrs. Thomas Merrill),
2. 390.
Abbot, Ezra, LL.D., n. 261 ; 18. 428 n.
Abbot, George, 19. 325 n.
±bbot, George, 20. 318.
Abbot, Hannah, 20. 318.
Abbot, Lieul. Isaac, 15. 79 n., 255.
Abbot, Capt. John, 5. 357.
Abbot, Rev. John Emery, 8. 239.
Abbot, Philip, 15. 255.
Abbot, Richard, 16. 268, 273.
Abbot, Samuel, 6. 312.
Abbot, Samuel, it. 140.
Abbott, Dr. Henrv, 4. 234.
Abbott, Gov. , 16. 71.
Abbott, Charles, Baron Tenterden, see
Tenterden.
Abbott, Jehiel, 18. 158.
Abbott, Rev. John S. 0., D.D., 19. 262.
Abeel, Rev. John N., his discourse before
the New York Missionary Society, i.
146.
Abel, Karl Frederick, 19. 221, 221 n., 222.
Abell, Henry J., donation from, 2. 179.
Abenaki Indians, 3. 33, 34.
Abenaki Language, Vocabulary of the,
2.35.
Abercrombie, Col. James, 14. 92; 16. 290.
Abercrombie, Gen. James, II. 326; 17.
243.
Aberdeen, negro, emancipated, 6. 236.
Aberdeen, George H.'Gordon, 4th Earl of,
10. 300; ii. 165.
Aberemet, Indian, 18. 112.
Abert, Charles, 12. 81.
Abingdon, Montagu Bertie, 2d Earl of,
12. 274, 410.
Abingdon, Willoughby Bertie, 4th Earl
of, d. 1799, 5. 343. His ' Thoughts on
Mr. Burke's Letter/ i. 11.
Abingdon, Mass., 4. 99 ; 12. 274.
Abington, Mrs. Frances, 19. 223.
Abington, Mass., 3. 114; 12. 273, 274,
402, 403; 19. 256. Origin of the name
of, 12. 410.
Abnaquois Indians, see Abenaki.
Abolition Day in Boston, 13. 46.
Abolition of Slavery, see Slavery.
Abolitionists, the, 6. 306, 307; 10. 424,
451.
Aboriginal Relics belonging to the Soci-
ety, to be deposited with the Peabody
Museum of American Archaeology, 9.
450.
Aborn & Jackson, Messrs., 19. 363.
Abrams, Benjamin, 20. 10.
Academia de Medicina e das Sciencias
Naturales, Buenos Ayres, i. 385.
Academia di Lettere, Scienze, ed Arti
della Valle Tiburina Toscana, 2. 157.
Academia Lugduno Batava, see Rijks-
universiteit, Leyden.^
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Academia Real das Sclencias, Lisbon, 2.
100 111 ; 6. 23. Donations from, 2. 47,
112; 5.96,192; 6.78; 7. 21,168,338,
357 ; g. 177. To receive the thanks of
the Society and a copy of the Collec-
tions, 2. 50, 71 n.
Academic de 1'Industrie, donation from,
2. 205.
Academic des Inscriptions et Belles-
Lettres, 6. 334; 20. 201.
Academic des Sciences Morales et Poh-
tiqucs, 14. 195; 15. 14, 284; 16. 473..
' Academy,' the, 16. 462.
Academy of Arts and Sciences, nee Amer-
ican Academy, etc.
Academy of Arts and Sciences at St.
Petersburg, see St. Petersburg, etc.
Academy of Natural Sciences of Phila-
delphia, 19. 322.
For other Academies see Real Aca-
demia, etc., and Royal Academy, etc.
Acadia, 3. 251. Subdued 1710, 5. 230, 231.
Acadian settlement in New Brunswick,
13- 77.
Accessions, book of, i. 250 n.
Account-Books of Harvard College, see
Harvard College.
'Account of Ancient Church Govern-
ments/ 18. 430.
' Account of the French Prophets,' 1. 137.
Ackerman, R., his ' History of the Pub-
lic Schools of England/ 2. 173 n.
Aekittamenhas, Peyuot Indian, 16. 402.
'Acknowledgment of Donations/ cited,
2. 1 w. See Donations to the Society.
Acland, Dr. Henry W., with the Prince
of Wales, 5. 97.
Acosta, Alvaro de, 16. 319.
Acosta, Josephus, his ' De Novo Orbe/
1.48.
Acowamenequott, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.-
Act, fac-simile of, for reversing attainders
for witchcraft, 20. 284, 285.
Act of Confederation in 1778, 2. 174;
3. 179, 180; 6. 110, 112, 135, 160. Pen
used by Congress to sign, 2. 174, 174 n.
Act of incorporation of the Massachu-
setts Historical Society, i. xxvii, 62-
64; a. 675 n., 590; 3. x, 165, 266. A
vote to print a number of copies of,
2. 512, 512 n. Act passed in 1855, in
addition to, 3. 32 d, 33. Act passed in
1857, amending, 3. 157, 158. Rules of
membership under, 3. 346, 347 ; 4. 239,
240. See also By-laws.
Act of Union, name given to Union Street
to commemorate, 6. 28.
Actions-at-Law concerning questions of
boundary, 3. 209. Relating to colonial
matters, exhibited to the Society, «.
216-219.
Acton, Sir Richard, 12. 413.
Acton, Sir Whitmore, 12. 413.
Acton, Mass., 12. 404, 406, 413; 18. 158,
160.
Acts and Resolves of the Massachusetts
Legislature, see Massachusetts General
Court.
Acts and Resolves of the Province of
Massachusetts Bay, see Massachu-
setts General Court.
Acts of Parliament, see Parliament.
Acts relating to colonial times, produced
by Mr. Ames, 3. 216-219.
Acuna, Diego Sarmiento d', Count Gondo-
mar, see Gondomar.
Acworth, Capt. , 15. 338.
Adair, James, his ' History of the Amen
ican Indians/ i. 153.
Adair, Lieut. Jeffrey, 14. 349 n.
Adair, Sir Robert Shaf to, Lord Waveney,
see Waveney.
Adam, Lucien, 13. 379.
Adam, Melchior, 15. 244.
Adam of Bremen, 13. 353, 362; 18. 22.
Adames, Alex., subscribes towards the
building of 'ye Towue house' of Bos-
ton, 3. 338.
Adams, , a purchaser of books for-
merly belonging to Thomas and Nathan
Prince, 17. 173.
Adams, (White & Adams), 8. 462.
Adams, Alderman, 13. 405.
Adams, Capt., 12. 210.
Adams, Capt., i. 61. Father of the an-
nalist of Portsmouth, 16. 8n., 9.
Adams, Mrs., 16. 299.
Adams, , tracts by, i. 340.
Adams, Mrs. Abigail (Brooks), n. 372.
Adams, Mrs. Abigail (Smith), i. 401; 13.
190 ; 14. 80 ; 18. 401 ; 20. 360.
Adams, Abijali, see Adams & Rhodes.
Adams, Abraham, 12. 66. Donations, z.
39, 68.
Adams, Rev. Amos, 4. 123 ; 20. 212. An
historical discourse by, i. 10, 20. His
sermons on religious liberty, i. 20.
Adams, Asa, 14. 330.
Adams, Charles, 16. 265. Killed by In-
dians, 14. 128 w.
Adams, Charles, son of the preceding, 14.
128 n.
ADAMS, Hon. CHARLES FRANCIS, LL.D.,
i. 389, 394 n. ; 4. 51 ; 5- 89 ; 9. 193, 364,
365; 10.318; n. 372,501; 12. 49,72,
173, 250, 293, 295, 318, 330 ; 13. 191, 216,
255, 264, 266, 289, 300 n., 380, 447, 451 ;
14. 26 ; 15. 8, 266, 274, 318, 319; 16. 162,
174, 307, 308 ; 17. 83, 122, 294, 329, 332 ;
18. 264 ; 19. 64, 199, 357. One of the
twenty-six Members in the heliotype
frontispiece, 2. viii ; 3. 32 a. Nomi-
nated a Resident Member, 2. 185.
Elected a Resident Member of the So-
ciety, 2. 188. Present at meetings of
the Society, 2. 213, 216, 219, 220, 222,
227, 234, 236, 237, 238, 239, 241, 249,
253, 256, 2fil, 263, 271, 286, 294, 309,
314, 318, 328, 335, 338, 340, 345, 349,
350, 352, 370, 374, 411, 419, 422, 429,
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
3
430, 434, 441, 450, 452, 457, 469, 483,
513, 5-29, 537, 548, 551, 552, 585, 599,
604, GO(J, 007. To take charge of the
Gal latin correspondence relating to the
North-East Boundary question, 2. 215.
For further action, see North-East
Boundary, etc. Of committee to pro-
cure certain missing books, 2. 219. Do-
nations from, 2. 217, 218, 234, 257, 428,
430, 431, 435, 458, 475, 508, 542 ; 3. 1,
111, 112 ; 4. 133, 139; 5. 58, 87 ; 9. 81 ;
ii. 135, 100, 328; 12. 9, 98, 120; 13. 8.
Of Scrutinizing Committee, 2. 221, 271,
308, 342, 447. Subject of a lecture
given by, 2. 220 n. Of committee on
lectures, 2. 227, 291. Of committee to
examine the Treasurer's accounts, 2.
234, 310, 313, 314, 341. Of committee
to consider the subject of articles de-
posited in the Library, 2. 237, 238, 239.
Chosen Recording Secretary pro tern-
pore, 2. 241, 834. Of Publishing Com-
mittee to prepare Vol. IX. of the third
series of the Collections, 2. 249. Of
committee to consider the extension of
the accommodations of the Library, 2.
270. Of committee to consider obtain-
ing certain information from the French
archives, 2. 271. Of committee to make
arrangements for the celebration of the
first half-century of the incorporation
of the Society, 2. 292. One of the sub-
scribers to the portrait of Governor
Gore, 2. 312 n. Of committee to act in
the matter of the scientific works to
be printed by Congress, 2. 337. Reads
letter from Hon. J. Hawley to Pres.
John Adams, 2. 338. Of committee
on the Index to the third series of Col-
lections, 2. 338. Of Publishing Com-
mittee for Vol. X. of the third series
of do., 2. 340. To co-operate with the
New York Historical Society in their
memorial to be presented to Congress,
2. 350. Of committee to procure a copy
of the 'American Archives,' 2. 418. Re-
port of the committee, 2. 420. To take
charge of Mr. Pulsifcr's letter, 2. 423.
Of committee to consider the preserva-
tion of the manuscripts, 2. 429. Re-
port of the committee on manuscripts,
2. 431-434. Of committee to prepare
a memorial for the United States Con-
gress, 2. 550. A delegate to the semi-
centennial celebration of the New York
Historical Society, 2. 595. Of commit-
tee to consider the matter communi-
cated by the Trustees of the will of
Hon. S. Appleton, 2. 598 ; 3. 5, 7. Re-
port of the committee on the Appleton
fund, 2. 599, GOO, 001 ; 3. 6, 7. Amount
subscribed by, for the Library and new
Catalogue, 2. 603 n. Of committee to
consider the subject of enlarged accom-
modations, 3. 42, 43. Presents a sub-
scription-list in aid of Boston, bearing
the date of 1774, 3. 259-261. Signs a
memorial against a petition of the New
Eng. Hist. Gen. Soc., for a change of
its corporate name, 3. 200-270. Invites
the Society to meet at his house in the
evening, 3. 131, 132. Motion, 4. 2. On
the anniversary of Bunker Hill battle,
4. 08-75. Report from the committee
on the Cabinet, 4. 125. Of committee
to resist any infringement of the Soci-
ety's corporate name, with report of
the same, 4. 107, 198. Remarks by, 10.
412 ; ii. 157 ; 12. 81 ; 16. 175. Elected
Vice-President, ii. 45,243; 12. 80, 225;
13. 21, 279; 14. 28, 328; 15. 270; 16.
173; 17. 70; 18. 36. Vice-President,
ii. 492; 13. 49, 305, 312, 318, 324, 345,
307, 378, 395, 425, 449; 14. 1, 2, 32, 52,
53, 100, 103, 328; 16. 175; 17. 50, GO;
18. 405. Reads a letter from Benjamin
Franklin to Edmund Quincy, ii. 326.
Pays a tribute to W. H. Seward, 12.
290-308 ; 13. 23. Notices death of Hon.
William Minot, 13. 49. Gifts of, to the
Library, 13. 205, 271. Of committee to
publish a volume of Revolutionary Pa-
pers, 13. 232. Offers a resolution on
the death of Charles Sumner, 13. 202.
Reports on letters of John Adams to
Prof. Winthrop, 13. 307. Notices death
of John Carter Brown, 13. 312. Re-
marks of, on announcing the death of
Hon. C. H. Warren, 13. 318. On an-
nouncing that of Prof. Jeffries Wyman,
13. 319. Letter of Pres. Winthrop to,
13. 324-326. Announces the death of
M. Guizot, 13. 345. Of Judge Curtis,
13. 340. Announces the deaths of Dr.
Shurtlcff and Mr. Twisleton, 13. 307.
Notices death of Dr. Walker, 13. 395.
Notices the death of M. d'Avezac ; of
Richard Almack ; of Charles Sprague;
of Cyrus Eaton, 13. 420. Reads letter
from Baron Sant: Anna, 14 2. Com-
municates two letters, 14. 38. Reads
invitation from Bunker-Hill-Monument
Association, 14. 52. Appoints commit-
tee on Lowell Institute lectures, 14. 53.
Notices the deaths of resident and hon-
orary members during the summer of
1875, 14. 103. Vote of thanks to, 14.
153, 154. Reads a Narrative of Tutor
Flynt's Journey to Portsmouth, 16. 5.
Announces the death of Judge Bige-
low, 16. 175, 176. Reads a letter from
Prof. Theophilus Parsons, 16. 170. An-
nounces the death of Col. Brantz
Mayer, 17. 50. Remarks by, at the
annual meeting, 17. 60, 61. Announces
the death of R. M. Mason, 17. 61. Re-
ception at the house of, 17. 77. De-
clines re-election to the Vice-Presidency,
18. 416. Vote of thanks to, 18. 416.
His ' Memoir of John Adams,' i. 400-
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
407 His 'Life and Works of John
Adams/ i. 106 n., 293 n. ; 2. 338, 481;
13 188; 18. 401 n. His 'Memoir of John
Quincy Adams/ 2. 395-410. His ' Fa-
miliar Letters of John Adams and his
Wife 'cited, 18. 139 n.
ADAMS, CHARLES FRANCIS, Jr., A.B., 17.
337 «. ; 18. 27 ; 19. 357 ; 20. 183, 190, 204,
231. Letter from, 10. 474. Elected a
Resident Memher, 14. 1. Accepts mem-
bership, 14. 32. Reads a communi-
cation on the "Old Planters" about
Boston Harbor, 16. 194. Of a commit-
tee to consider a communication from
the United States Coast Survey, 16.
400. Signs the report of committee to
consider circular letter from the United
States Coast Survey, 17. 105. Pays a
tribute to Mr. Richard Frothingham,
17. 335-337. Appointed to write a me-
moir of R. H. Dana, 19. 197. Remarks
by, on the death of Mr. Dana, 19. 199-
205. Elected a member of the execu-
tive committee of the Council, 19. 297 ;
20. 199. Speaks of some ancient por-
traits from the old Adams mansion at
Quincy, 20. 120. Reads a paper on
the printing of old manuscripts, 20.
175-182. Presents to the Society let-
ters of Pres. John Adams, 20. SCO. His
communication on the ' Old Planters '
about Boston Harbor, 16. 194. His
' Address at the Weymouth Anniver-
sary ' cited, 16. 195 n., 205 n. Paper
by, on Sir Christopher Gardiner, 20.
GO-88. Paper by, on the printing
of old manuscripts, 20. 175-182. His
' Memoir of Thomas Morton/ 20. 260.
His ' New England Episodes/ 20. 352.
Adams, Mrs. Charles F., xx. 372 ; 20. 120.
Adams, Clement, 10. 383.
Adams, Daniel, 17. 158.
Adams, Daniel, donations from, 2. 68, 72,
80.
Adams, David Phineas, editor of the
' Monthly Anthology/ 2. 387 n.
Adams, Rev. Eliphalet, 8. 29 ; n. 200 ; 15.
161. His death, 15. 161. His funeral
sermon on Gov. Saltonstall, i. 146.
Adams, Mrs. Elizabeth, 16. 8n., 9.
Adams, Mrs. Elizabeth Checkley ), 8. 335.
335 n.; 14. 280.
Adams, G. W., donation from, 4. 139.
Adams, George, donation from, 4. 437;
5. 172. See. Adams & Sampson.
Adams, Hannah, 10. 473. Portrait of, by
C. Harding, xx. 85. Papers of, 2. 81 n.
Her ' Dictionary of All Religions/ 2.
81 n. Her ' History of New England/
10. 473.
Adams, Henry, ancestor of John Adams,
I. 401).
ADAMS, Prof. HENRY, A.B., g. 452; 12.
217 ; 20. 186. Accepted as umpire in
the matter of the ' Hutchinson Pa-
pers/ 12. 171 ; 13. 13. Unable to act
as umpire, 12. 250 ; 13. 13. Leave
granted to copy from the ' Heath Pa-
pers/ 15. 181. Nominated a Corre-
sponding Member, 18 248. Elected,
18. 265. ' Documents relating to New
England Federalism/ edited by, 2. 165.
ADAMS, Prof. HERBERT B , 20. 189.
Elected a Corresponding Member, 20.
94. Accepts membership, 20. 95.
Adams, Rev. Hugh, d. 1750, settled at
Braintree and Durham, 2. 150, 461 ; 3.
322-324 ; 4. 12 ; 8. 29, 432. Notice of,
by Dr. Belknap, 3. 324-326. Manu-
script autobiography of, 3 322, 323.
His 'Watchword of Warning' etc.,
3. 324. His ' Poetical Prophecies/ 3.
325, 326.
Adams. J. E., donation from, to the Cab-
inet, 6. 17.
ADAMS, Rev. JASPER, D.D , i. 483. Pro-
poses an exchange of books, i. 453.
Report of committee on his proposal,
i. 456. Exchange of books with, i. 473.
Nominated a Corresponding Member, i.
474. Elected, i. 477. Vote to give him
the second series of the Collections, i.
475. Donations from, 2. 20, 23, 89,
116. Letter from, 2. 60.
Adams, John, assistant paymaster in the
army, 6. 260.
Adams, John, father of Pres. John Adams,
i. 400.
Adams, Mrs. John, see Adams, Abigail
Smith.
ADAMS, Pres. JOHN, d. 1826, i. 202, 300,
301, 389, 391, 397 n., 421; 3. 195; 4.
28 n., 44, 57, 71, 79 n., 86, 287, 381; 5.
248 ; 8. 36, 90, 105, 297, 298, 377 ; 9. 7,
8 ; 10. 99, 275, 343 ; n. 7, 56, 140 ; 12.
81, 434 ; 13. 55, 77, 79, 152, 177, 178,
188, 224, 290, 295, 299, 300, 307, 373,
396. 416 n. ; 14. 40, 45, 80, 81. 107, 230,
246, 253, 266, 268, 278, 280, 304, 342,
387 ; 15. 33, 44, 59, 62, 64, 66, 226, 328,
361, 393; 16. 5, 5??., 6n., 43-45 121
122, 174, 181 ; 17. 82, 117, 131, 330, 363,
379, 441 ; 18. 2, 120 n., 126, 139 n., 243,
345,383; 19. 143, 144, 146-152, 151 n.,
157 n., 213; 20. 120, 121, 160, 229, 270.
His death, i. xlii, 394 n. Nominated a
Resident Member, i. 134. Elected, i.
134. Memoir of, by C. F. Adams, i.
400-407. Letter to, from Hon. Joseph
Hawley, 2 338. His commissions to
France, 2. 395-397. His service at the
Court of George the Third, 2. 399 ; 6.
126. Letters to, concerning occur-
rences in 1775, 2. 443. Letters to
Philip Mazzei, 2. 480,481. Letters from,
to Pres. Willard, 2. 490. Inscription
on his original visiting-card, 3. 152.
Engaged as counsel in the contest con-
cerning boundaries, 3. 218. Allusion
to incidents concerning Washington,
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
taken from a letter of, 4. -70. Suggests
Washington as Commander-in-chief, 4.
74. Negotiations in 1783, 4. 376. His
draught of a constitution for Massachu-
setts, 5. 88-89. Extracts from his let-
ters on the constitution of Massachu-
setts, 5. 89-90. Extracts from letters
of, 5. 210, 211; 13. 300 n.; 19. 144rc.
Letter from, to Mr. Coxe, 5. 310-312.
Letter from, to R. Peters, 5. 312-313.
Portrait of, presented to the Society,
6. 3, 17. Associated with Jefferson, in
framing the Declaration of Indepen-
dence, 6. 103, 104. Letter to, from La-
fayette, 6. 117. Absent in England, in
1787, 6. 126. His detestation of the
slave-trade, 6. 126, 150. His defence
of the British soldiers, 6. 174. Letter
from Gen. Thomas describing the army
in 1775, 6. 186. Dissatisfaction created,
among the Federalists, 6. 275. Corre-
spondence with the Abbe de Mably, 6.
364-367 ; 7. 407. His opinion of the facts
and institutions to be studied, in order
to write a history of the American Rev-
olution, 6. 364-S67. On the militia, 6.
402. ' L'Ame'rique delivree ' dedicated
to, 7. 285 n., and the Abbe' de Mably,
7. 406, 407. Letter to Ezra Stiles, 8.
230. Original letter of, to William
Wirt, exhibited by Mr. Ames, 9. 356.
Letters from, 10. 90-92, 208. Alluded
to in the poem called 'Dangerous
Vice,' n. 18. Citations from his let-
ters, ii. 302, 304. Envoy to Holland,
ii. 303. Manuscript papers of, pre-
sented, 12. 98. Fac-simile of the diary
of, the day after the destruction of
the tea, 13. 191. Letters of, to Prof.
Winthrop, 13. 263. Letter of James
Warren to, 14. 79. Letter of, to his
son, 14. 231. Letter of Gen. Gates to,
14. 281. Letter of Joseph Ward to, 14.
282. Letter of Gen. Sullivan to, 14.
283-285. Letter from, in regard to the
price of salt, 15. 226. Delegate to the
Congress at Philadelphia, 15. 356. Let-
ter from, to Dr. Bigelovv, 17. 417, 418.
A member of the State Convention of
1779-80, 18. 245. A number of his let-
ters given, 18. 400, 401. Letters from,
to Hon. Cotton Tufts, 20. 360, 361.
His ' Essay on Feudal Law,' i. 20.
His memorial to the States-General
on Independence, i. 26. The ' Life
and Works of cited, i. 106 n., 293 n. •
2. 338, 481 M.; 5. 88?z. ; 6. 103, 117,
126, 183; 19. 143 n.- 146 n., 148 n
His messages to Congress, i. 123, 130.
'Discourse on Davila,' i. 191. De-
fence of the American Constitutions, i.
201 ; 3. 387. His ' Inadmissible Prin-
ciples of the King of England's Proc-
lamation,' i. 202. Extract from his
' Diary/ 6. 183. Original Journal of,
13. 216. The Massachusetts Declara-
tion of Rights, drawn by, 13. 299-304.
His ' Diary ' cited, 20. 303 n.
Adams, John, principal of Phillips Acad-
emy, Andover, 19. 59.
Adams, John Quincy, 19. 357.
Adams, Mrs. John Quincy, 19. 23, 25, 28,
30, 40, 47.
ADAMS, Pres. JOHN QUINCY, d. 1848, i.
149, 150, 156, 158, 197, 403, 432, 475, 479;
2. 50 ; 5. 275, 277 ; 7. 144 ; 8. 105, 271,
483 ; 10. 181, 249, 274, 318, 428 ; n. 57,
71, 82, 89, 97, 108, 355; 12. 7, 15, 294,
434 ; 13. 255, 375, 432, 452 ; 14. 45, 231 ;
15. 198, 201, 274, 318, 320, 323 ; 16. 130,
162; 17. 5, 18, 114, 401; 18. 172, 176,
264, 401, 423 ; 19. 22, 24, 37, 40-42, 46,
47, 51, 57, 165, 165 n., 166, 170, 172, 176,
177, 279-284, 302, 323, 347, 393 n. ; 20.
120, 178. His death, i. xlii ; 2. 384,
385 n., 389, 407; 7. 396; 9. 153. Nom-
inated a Resident Member, i. 145,
Elected, i. 148. Of committee to ex-
amine the Treasurer's accounts, i. 149
157. Of committee on reprinting early
volumes of the Collections, i. 150.
Donations from, i. 153, 167, 190; 2.
64, 85, 137, 176, 188, 215, 239, 241, 255,
288, 320, 373. Of committee to devise
a better way of publishing the Collec-
tions, i. 157. Signs the report of the
committee on reprinting the Collec-
tions, i. 159. Of Publication Commit-
tee of Vol. X , i. 164. Requested to
prepare a memoir of Gov. Sullivan, i.
200. Appointed to write the memoir
of W. Tudor, Jr., i. 435 n., 477. Con-
tributes to the purchase of the Society's
building, i. 465 n. Present at meetings
of the Society, 2. 50, 86, 88, 123, 132, 137,
139, 141, 177, 192, 220, 239, 241, 253,
256, 258, 201, 297, 318-321, 324, 326,
353, 356, 374, 377. Chosen President
pro tempore, 2. 120, 319. Of committee
to consider the production of a com-
prehensive United States History, 2.
132. Report of the committee, 2. 134.
His belief in a Federalist plot, 2. 165.
To take charge of the matter of lost
books or manuscripts, 2. 180. Report
of the committee on the Benson Manu-
script, 2. 190. Subject of a lecture
given by, 2. 226 n. Invited to give
the discourse at the celebration on the
29th of May, 1843, 2. 243; 3. 355, 356.
Correspondence concerning, 2. 243 n.,
244 n. To receive a vote of thanks
for his oration on the 29th of May,
1843, 2. 254. Extract from his Diary
relating to the celebration on the
29th of May, 1843, 2. 254 n. Agrees
to furnish a copy of his Discourse for
the press, 2. 255. List of delegates
who assembled to listen to his Dis-
course, 2. 255 n., 256 n. To be a dele-
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ADAMS, Pres. JOHN QUINCY (continued).
gate to the meeting of the Nationa
Institute, 2. 207. A delegate to the
New York Historical Society, 2. 296
Letter from, 2. 308. Of committee to
consider the subject of a national name
2. 310. Report and form of answer to
the communication from the New York
Historical Society, concerning a na-
tional name, 2. 315, 315 >/.-317 n. Pre
sents the reports of the Commissioner
of Patents, 2. 316, 317. Presents the
reports of Mr. Ellsworth and a copy of
the Patent Laws, 2. 316, 317. A com-
mittee appointed to assist him in the
memoir of Mr. William Tudor, 2. 318.
Is prevented from giving a lecture on
the history of patents, 2 326. A copy
of the memorial prepared for Congress,
forwarded to, 2. 339, 350. Memoir of,
prepared hy Hon. C. F. Adams, 2. 385??.,
31)5-410. His ' Life ' written by Hon.
Josiah Quincy, and given with the
copyright to the Society, 2. 385, 385 n. ;
4. 54, 55, 134, 241, 251 ; 5. 24, 191 ; 6.
9, 12; 7. 19, 381, 35)6; 10. 9, 13, 166,
170, 171; ii. 35, 40, 247, 249; 12. 77,
78, 224; 13. 18, 278; 14. 326. His
name, 2. 395. His boyhood and voy-
ages, 2. 395-397. His commission at
the age of thirteen, 2. 398. His studies,
2. 399, 400. His commission from the
United States to the States- General
of Holland, 2. 401. His marriage, 2.
402. Becomes a United States Senator,
2. 402. Further commissions, 2. 402.
Commission to Russia, 2. 403-405. Re-
moves to Paris, 2. 405. Takes a posi-
tion in the United States Congress, 2.
405, 406. Elected President of the
United States, 2. 406. Elected a mem-
ber of the twenty-second Congress, 2.
407. His study of Scripture and liter-
ature, 2. 408, 409. Letter from Pres.
Quincy in relation to the memoir of,
2. 556, 557, 657 n. Defended in Con-
gress by Gov. Lincoln, xi. 78. New
'Life' of him needed, n. 106. Medal
celebrating his election, xx. 300. Anec-
dote of, ii. 356. Manuscript papers of,
presented, 12. 98- His review of the
works of Fisher Ames, x. 202. His
' Diary,' i. 309 n. ; 19. 26 n., 284. Ora-
tion delivered by, on the 29th of May,
1843, 2. 243 ; 3. 355, 356. ' Memoirs
of.' cited, 2. 254 n. His poem of
' Derroot McMorrogh,' 2. 409. His
translation of • Oberon,' 2. 409. His
poem based on the lines, ' Man wants
but little,' etc., 2. 409. Cited, 6. 79,
134. Contributions to the Literary
Miscellany, 6. 276. Extracts from
the diary of, with regard to the im-
peachment of Judge Pickering, 20. 337,
Adams, John T., 20. 62 n. His ' Knight
of th? Golden Melice,' 20. 61, 77.
Adams, Joseph, 3. 10.
Adams, Rev. Joseph, 17. 156 ; 20. 336.
Adams, Joseph, surgeon's mate, 15. 76 n.
Adams, Joseph E., donation, 5. 441 ; 6. 17.
Adams, Joseph T., 19 226, 227.
Adams, Han. Josiah, donations from, 2.
31, 266, 435. Letter from, in relation
to the papers of the late Rev. Dr. He-
menway, 2. 306.
Adams, Mary, 3. 10.
Adams, Nathaniel, 14. 139. His ' Annals
of Portsmouth' cited, 14. 139 n., 369,
376 n., 380 n., A. ; 16. 256 n. Notice of
Judge Pickering, 20 336, 337.
Adams, Capt. Nathaniel, father of the an-
nalist, i. 61 ; 16. 8 re., 9.
Adams, Rev. Nehemiah, D.D., 2. 493 n. ;
19. 262.
Adams, Roger (Addams), 12. 107, 108.
Adams, Ruth, 20 140.
Adams, Samuel (Addams), 1683, 12. 108.
Adams, Samuel, 14. 128 n.
Adams, Gov. Samuel, d. 1803, i. 6, 45 n.,
295, 302, 397 n., 411, 485 n. ; 3. 35 ; 4.
112 n., 287 ; 5. 247, 355; 6. 147 ; 7. 295;
8. 297, 298, 320, 340, 365, 399, 473, 474 ;
10.99; n. 140; 12. 9, 276 n., 323 ; 13.
67, 152, 157, 170, 177, 183, 191, 192, 196,
197, 224, 225, 300 ; 14. 40, 80, 95, 241,
285, 290, 304, 310 ; 15. 66, 165, 166, 168,
169, 228, 266, 328, 330, 352, 358, 361, 393 ;
16. 43, 289, 371, 372, 374 ; 17. 132, 289,
291, 317, 330, 386; 18. 125; 19. 135 n.,
138; 20. 14, 15, 211. Informed of the
formation of die Society, i. xvii. Let-
ter from R. H. Lee to, i. 200. Details
relating to the Federal Convention of
1788, 3 301-304. The British troops
removed from Boston, 3. 308, 309. His
hair, 4. 44. Quotes Milton, 4. 225. Del-
egate to Convention of 1768, 4. 388.
Of Committee to draught a Constitu-
tion, 5. 88. The form of a single as-
sembly. 5. 90. Excepted from pardon
by Gen. Gage, 5. 327. Gen. Gage de-
mands that he be given up, 7. 1^9.
Opposes the ultimatum of 1782, 7. 264.
His character sketched by Marbois,
7. 264. Opposes moving the General
Court to Boston, 7. 294. His election
as Governor noted, 8. 320. Short de-
scription of, 8. 320. Letters discovered
in England, supposed to implicate
many leaders of the Revolution, 8. 323.
Presented with a suit of clothes, and
other tokens of popular esteem, 8. 340.
Letters to James Bowdoin, 12. 226-230.
Letter of Capt. Hector M'Neil to, 12.
276. Statue of, 13. 78. Letter of,
cited, 13. 178. Autographs of, 13 216.
Letter of, to James Warren, 13. 205.
Extract from a letter of James Warren
to, 14. 80, 81. Letter of, to Gen Sul-
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
livan, 14. 275. Letters of James Warren
to, 14. 277, 280. Letter of Dr. Cooper
to, 14. 279. Delegate to the Congress
at Philadelphia, 15. 356. A member
of the State convention of 1779-80,
18. 245. Paper on the charges against,
by Abner C. Goodell, Jr., 20. 213-223.
Bond given by, as collector of taxes,
20. 215. Oration of, in Philadelphia,
August, 1770, 13. 451.
Adams, Mrs. Samuel, killed by Indians,
14. 128 n.
Adams, Lieut. Silas, 15. 86.
Adams, Thomas, 10. 99.
Adams, Thomas, n. 181.
Adams, Thomas, 19. 180.
Adams, Thomas, r. 13, 59 ; 8. 462 ; 10.
99. Donations from, i. 26, 60, 65, 112,
122, 201. See also Adams & Larkin ;
Adams & Nourse ; White £ Adams.
Adams, Thomas Boylston, 17. 117. Do-
nation from, i. 131.
Adams, Ursula, 14. 128 n.
Adams, Dr. Usher, donation from, 2. 249.
Adams, Rev. William, 8. 14, 22, 27. His
Fast sermon, i. 10. General Election
Sermon of, 2. 293 n.
Adams & Larkin, Messrs., i. 59. Dona-
tions from, i. 82,98.
Adams & Nourse, Messrs., i. 13.
Adams & Rhodes, Messrs., donations from,
i. 137, 147, 154, 168, 178, 191, 202, 219.
Adams & Sampson, donations from, 4.
133; 5-172; 6. 361; 7. 408.
Adams Library, Quincy, 20. 231.
Acldams, set Adams.
Addington, Rt. Hon. Henry, ' Letters to,
concerning sugar raising,' i. 218.
Addington, Hon. Isaac or Isaiah, Secre-
tary, 3. 344; 4. 256; n. 206, 315; 12.
107, 120, 254, 255 ; 14. 124 n. ; 16. 108 ;
20. 316, 322. Letter from Sir Henry
Ashurst to, with his reply, 2. 304, 304 n.,
305 n. Matters relating to money
loaned by Harvard College, 6. 344.
Letter from Judge Sewall to, 12. 378-
379.
Addison, Joseph, 13. 65; 16. 151; 19. 272;
20. 204. Compared with Irving, 4. 399,
400, 406.
Addison Street, 6. 29.
' Address from the General Court to the
people of Massachusetts/ i. 20.
'Address of the people of Great Britain
to the inhabitants of America/ i. 19.
Addressers, 8. 331, 331 n.
Adelaide of Saxe-Meiningen, Queen of
England, 15. 242 rc.
ADELUNG, FRIEDHICH VON, nominated a
Corresponding Member, 1.340. Elected,
i. 342. His death, 5. xi.
Adet, Pierre Auguste, i. 300; 7. 337.
Adjutant-General of New Hampshire, Re-
port of the, cited, 19. 259.
Adlam, Rev. S., donation from, 2. 475.
Adlane, Georgiana, letter of, referred to
Mr. Frothingham, 14. 328.
Adlard, George, on the Dudleys of Mas-
sachusetts, 3. 281. Report, on his Ac-
count of the Dudleys of Massachusetts,
4. 20-21 ; 6. 81, 82. Donation from, 6.
78. Donation to the New York Histor-
ical Society, 6. 79. On the seal used
by Governor Andros, 6. 79, 80. Re-
marks by Mr. Deane on his ' Sutton-
Dudleys/ 6. 81, 82. Transcript of the
' Life of Thomas Dudley/ printed in
his ' Sutton-Dudleys of England/ n.
203. Errors in the transcript, n. 208n.,
210 n., 2Un., 219 n., 220 n.
Admiral Duff, ship, 20. 270.
Admiral Vernon's Head, tavern, 18. 379.
Admiralty law, 2. 565.
Admission fees, i. 3, 69; 3. 240; 12. 70;
13. 141. Proceeds of, for the Society,
2.3n., 37n., 103 n., 131 n., 148 n., 211 n.,
234 n., 253 n., 269 M., 314??., 367 n., 386n.,
425 n., 453 »., 471 n., 527 n., 556 n. ; 3.
240 ; 4. 251, 254; 5. 22, 24, 189, 191; 6.
9, 12. Rules of payment, 2. 514; 3. 240,
241 ; 13. 141. See Treasurer's Report,
and By-Laws.
Adventure, ship, 20. 402.
'Advertiser/ see 'Boston Daily Adver-
tiser.'
' Advocate/ donations from the editors
of, 9. 368, 436, 463 ; 10. 1, 21, 33, 40,
80, 86, 93, 105, 117, 144, 206, 311, 314,
320, 335, 344, 409, 484.
Advocates' Library, Edinburgh, i. 173 n.
Vote to give the Collections to, i. 340;
2. 70 n.
Advocates' Library, Quebec, 2. 595.
jEneid of Virgil, 6. 266.
Aerssens, Francis, 16. 464-468.
JEschylus, Translation of, in the Dowse
Library, 3. 384.
Aetius, 5. 394.
Africa, matters pertaining to the slave-
trade, 6. 88, 103, 105, 138, 144, 221. See
Slavery. Portuguese colonies having
black soldiers, 6. 247. Plan of a tour
in, 10. 226.
' African Repository/ 6. 78.
Africans, 6. 153. Questions of citizen-
ship, 3. 203 ; 6. 93-95.
Agas, Ralph, his map of London, 14. 206.
Agassiz, Prof. Alexander, 14. 8, 22; 19.
357. Donation from, 15. 399.
Agassiz, Mrs. Louis J. R., 15. 400.
Agassiz, Prof. Louis J. R., LL.D., 10. 357,
358: ii. 143; 12. 28; 13. 380 ; 14. 11,
16, 19; 15. 398-401 ; 16. 211 ; 17. 457,
463; 18. 314; 19. 318; 20. 107, 238.
Indian remains discovered in West
Medford, and taken to, 6. 362. Dona-
tion from, 10. 21. Letter of, to Pres.
Winthrop, on ' Publication Funds/ 13.
283-285. Anecdote of, 13. 286. Tablet
placed in the wall of the house in which
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he was born, 13. 370 n. Mr. Water-
ston's address at the Humboldt Cen-
tennial celebration, 15. 398-401. Letter
from, to Dr. Bigelow, 17. 429. Mr. Or.
B. Emerson's estimate of, 20. 239, 240.
Agawam, Ipswich, n. 219.
Aggar, Rafe. see Agas.
Aggawam, Sagamore of, 14. 373.
Agincourt, battle of, 7. 154.
Agling, John, n. 395.
Agnew, Stair, 17. 211.
Agoric, a purgative, 5. 397.
Agricola, C. Julius, 17. 34; 19. 4.
Agricultural Society of Massachusetts,
see Massachusetts, etc.
Agricultural Society of New York, see
New York, etc.
Agus, Mr. , 19. 217, 222.
Ahawton, fndian, 17. 62, 54.
Aiken, James, n. 345, 346.
Aiken, John, M.D., 15. 231 n.
Aiken, Mrs. Mercy, n. 345, 346.
Aiken, Gov. William, 18. 440.
Aikin, Miss Lucy, 12. 287 n. Her 'Me-
moirs of Charles I.,' cited, 18. 442.
Aikins, see Akins.
Ailesbury, Robert Bruce, 1st Earl of, 13.
106.
Ailly, Pierre d', 18. 199.
Aimomett, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Ainsworth, Rev. Henry, u. 201 ; 13. 336;
15. 396.
Aioquoamett, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Aiottabitom, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Aitken, Robert, 14. 64; 17. 206.
Ajax, ship, i. 197 n.
Akbar, ship, 7. 417.
Akenside, Mark, 18. 302.
AKINS, THOMAS B., 3. 263; u. 103, 499.
Donations from, 3. 263 ; 4. 14 ; 7. 474 ;
n. 228, 322; 1267. Appointed a com-
missioner for examining public docu-
ments in Nova Scotia, 3. 263, 334. Asks
for a set of the Collections, 3. 263, 264.
Letters from, 3. 334. Elected Corre-
sponding Member, n. 145. Accepts
membership, n. 197.
Alabama, Confederate cruiser, n. 277 ;
18. 310. Official correspondence re-
lating to, presented, n. 135.
Alabama chums, 13. 265, 271.
Alabama Historical Society, donation
from, 3. Oil
ALAMAN, Dox LUCAS, nominated a Cor-
responding Member, 2. 447. Elected,
2. 450. Accepts membership, 2. 471.
Donations from, 2. 445, 466, 478, 634.
His death, 5. xi.
Alatamaha, Presbyterians on the, 8. 215.
Albach, James R., his ' Western Annals '
cited, 17. 190 n.
Albany, N. Y., 3. 60-63, 65, 96, 98, 113,
132, 151, 152, 178, 182, 237, 278- 4 92-
*. 215; 7. 276 n., 329, 331-337, 412; n'
94, 317, 319; 16. 104-106, 209, 380, 381-
17. 25, 110, 201, 334; 19. 70»., 394, 396,
398-402, 406, 408, 415, 419, 420, 422.
Name changed from Aurania, 6. 72 n.
State Library at, 6. 247. Old Dutch
Church at, 19. 419. United Presbyte-
rian Church at, 19. 420 n.
Albany Bridge, 5. 217.
' Alban}r Evening Journal/ publishers of,
donation from, 6. 331.
Albany Female Academy, donation from,
7. 407.
Albany Institute, donation from, 3. 37.
Albany Railroad, see Boston and Albany
Railroad.
Albatross, ship, n. 352.
Albee, Obadiah, 20. 305 n.
Albemarle, Christopher Monk, 2d Duke
of, 13. 106.
Albemarle, George Monk, 1st Duke of. i.
48 ; 6. 255, 489-491 ; 12. 420 ; 15. 28.
Commissions given to Fitz-J : Win-
throp, 6. 489. His connection with the
Winthrop Letter, 6. 490, 491.
Albemarle, George Thomas Keppel, 6th
Earl of, 13. 325, 366; 14. 27, 150; 19.
249 ; 20. 100. Letter of, 13. 326. Vote
of thanks to, 13. 327. Letter from, 13.
371.
Albemarle Portrait of Washington, 14.
27, 159. A copy of, presented to the
Society, 13. 324. Painted by C. W.
Peale, 13. 375-377.
Albemarle Street, 3. 146.
Albert I,, of Austria, n. 427.
Albert, Marc/rave of Brandenburg, 15. 248.
Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, 15. 382 ;
19. 99, 121. His visit to Boston, 5. 85-
86, 96, 97.
Albree, Elizabeth (Mrs. Banks), 18. 174.
Alcock, Ensign , 14. 141.
..Alcock, George, 8. 14, 23, 27.
Alcock, John, 8. 11, 20, 25.
Alcock, Samuel, 8. 12, 21, 26.
Alcock, Capt. Samuel, death of, 14. 148.
Alcott, Col. , to move to the assist-
ance of Col. Warner, 6. 357.
Alcrain, Charles, 15. 157.
Alden, Major , 15. 103.
Alden, Miss A. S., donation from, 5. 159.
Alden, Ebenezer, M.D., donations from,
2. 508, 547 ; 6. 1, 82.
Alden, Lieut.-Col Ichabod, 15. 77, 153,
154, 160.
Alden, John, 14. 163 ; 20. 44, 45. His
landing at Plymouth, 4. 142.
Alden, Lieut. Judah, 15. 77, 77 n.
Alden, Rev. Noah, 8. 301.
Alden, Paul, i. 345.
Alden, Mrs. Sarah, i. 123, 421.
Alden, Rev. Timothy, d. 1828, settled at
Yarmouth, i. 83.
ALDEN, Rev. TIMOTHY, D.D., d. 1839, i.
199, 200, 205-207, 214, 234, 235, 237,
238, 241, 244, 251 ; 10. 322 ; 17. 18; 19.
360. Donations from, i. 53, 124, 14G,
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
167, 178, 191, 201, 202, 251, 495. Nom-
inated a Corresponding Member, i. 142.
Elected, i. 143. Communication from,
referred to Publishing Committee, i.
172. Elected Librarian and Cabinet-
Keeper, i. 196. Of committee to re-
port new rules for the Library, i. 200.
Elected Librarian, i. 206. Librarian, i.
208-212. To purchase a new lock, i.
206. To get articles loaned to S. Turell,
i. 206. Of committee to designate
books that cannot be taken from the
Library, i. 212. Of committee to pre-
pare lists of preachers of annual elec-
tion sermon, i. 213. Resigns the Libra-
rian's office, i. 214. Vote of thanks to,
1. 214. First series of Collections given
to, i. 214. Vote of thanks to, for mak-
ing catalogue of the Library, i. 221;
2. 43 n., 44?7. Account of his services
to the Society, i. 221 n. Ten copies of
the Library catalogue to be sent to
him, i. 224. Vote to give Collections
to, i. 251, 493; 2. 69n. Communica-
tion from, 2. 48. Letter from, contain-
ing corn taken from a burning house
in 1676, 2. 309. His • Memorabilia of
Yarmouth/ i. 111. His account of a
flood in the Penobscot River, i. 111.
His century sermon, i. 154. His ac-
count of earthquakes in New Hamp-
shire, i. 166, 190. His ' Religious So-
cieties in Portsmouth,' i. 176. His
'American Epitaphs' cited, i. 458 n.;
14. 147 n., 182 n.; 17. 85.
Alden, Zechariah, 8. 29.
Alderich, Lieut. Levi, 15. 77.
Aid ridge, , innkeeper, 19. 405, 417,
418.
Aldus, 10. 439.
Aldworth, Robert, 14. 367.
Aleander, see Aleandro.
Aleandro, Girolamo, 20. 375, 377.
Alembert, Jean le Rond d', quoted, 10.
90.
Alert, vessel, n. 352.
Alewifes, 7. 418.
Alexander I., of Russia, 2. 403; n. 241 ;
18. 381, 382.
Alexander II., of Russia, 15. 42, 53 ; 18.
196 n. ; 20. 354.
Alexander III., Pope, 11. 414, 418.
Alexander VI. (Borgia), Pope, 11. 423,
425 ; 16. 319 ; 20. 382.
Alexander, Dr. , 19 25.
Alexander, Rev. Caleb, his * Greek Gram-
mar,' i. 111.
Alexander, Francis, 10. 310.
Alexander, James, 14. 81, 82.
Alexander, James, Shrewsbury, natural-
ized, 4. 360.
Alexander, Hon. Mark, 18. 247.
Alexander. Lieut. Nathaniel, 15. 84.
Alexanderj Robert, 15. 10.
Alexander, William, 15. 11.
Alexander, Messrs. William & Sons, 15.
10.
Alexander, Sir William, Earl of Stirling,
see Stirling.
Alexandra-Fe'odorowna, Empress of Rus-
sia, 18. 197.
Alexandria, Egypt, 3. 210 ; 6. 305.
Alexandria, Va., 4. 96 ; 10. 450 ; 18. 191 ;
19. 20, 71 ; 20. 256.
Alexandrine, Duchess of Saxe-Coburg, 16.
12.
Alexis, Grand Duke, 12. 174 ; 18. 196 n.
Alfford, Mr., subscribes towards the build-
ing of 'ye Towne house' of Boston, 3.
338.
Alford, Henry, Dean of Canterbury, 12.
70.
Alford, Capt. James, 13. 408.
Alford, Hon. John, 12. 419; 16. 393.
Alford, Mrs. Margaret Savage, portrait
of, by Smibert, 16. 393.
Alford, Mass., 12. 406, 408, 419.
Alfred, Maine, 10. 410.
Alger, Abiezer, 13. 372, 375.
Alger, Alice (Mrs. Fiske), 13. 375.
Alger, Arthur M., 19. 144, 145 n.
Alger, Benjamin, 13. 372.
Alger, Cyrus, 13. 375.
Alger, Daniel, 13. 372.
Alger, Daniel, Jr., 13. 372.
Alger, Rev. Horatio, B.C. 1825, 19.
259. Donation from, 2. 457.
Alger, Israel, 13. 372.
Alger, James, 13. 372.
Alger, Deacon James, 19. 259.
Alger, Joseph, 13. 372.
Alger, Thomas, 13. 372.
Alger, Rev. William R,, u. 499. Dona-
tions from, H.85, 129. His 'Critical
History of the Doctrine of a Future
Life,' 18. 428 n.
Algiers, Dei/ of, 12. 60; 16 139.
Algiers, Divan of, 6. 123, 126.
Algonkins, salt not used by, 15. 226.
Aliacus, see Ailly, P.
Alington, Sir Giles, Knt., 5. 498.
Alington, Susan (aft. Mrs. Craine), 5.
498.
ALISON, ARCHIBALD, F.R.S.E., nomi-
nated a Corresponding Member, 2. 249.
Elected, 2. 250. Death of, 9. xvi : 10.
34.
Alkins, Robert, marriage of, 14. 150.
All men are born free and equal, 3. 196 ;
5-92.
All Souls College, 6. 18.
Allan, George, 15. 257.
Allan, George H., gift from, 18. 287.
Allan, John, 8. 480; 10. 447.
Allard, Grace (Mrs. Parcher), 14. 152.
Allding, Capt., accused of witchcraft
(1692), 5 35.
Allegania, Republic of, 2. 310 n., 316 n.,
317 n.
Alleghany, Penn., 19. 360.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Alleghany College, Penn, i. 323, 444, 493.
Vote to give a copy of Hubbards
' History to,' I. 251 ; 2. G9 n.
Alleghany Mountains, 3. 230.
Allen, Mr. , 19. 27.
Allen, Mr. , 19. 220.
Allen, Mrs. , 18. 14.
Allen, Andrew Jeremiah, 4. 360 n.
Allen, Ann, 16. 78 n.
Allen, Ann (Mrs. Furnel), 14. 151.
Allen, Anne, 20. 319.
Allen, Bozoun, 20. 2, 3.
Allen, Charles, donation from, xx. 499.
Allen, Hon. Charles, i. 413; 14. 389, 393.
Allen, Charlotte, 16. 78 n.
Allen, E. G., donation from, 5. 86.
Allen, Ebenezer, a refugee from Boston
in 1770, 18. 220.
Allen, Edward, 12 108.
Allen, Eleanor, 16. 78 n.
Allen, Mrs. Elijah, donation from, 6. 414.
Allen, Gen. Ethan, taken prisoner when
a colonel, 5. 331, 334, 335. Exchanged,
5. 333, 338, 340. His 'Brief Narra-
tive/ i. 21.
Allen, Miss Frances Anne (Mrs. Sparks),
see Sparks.
Allen, Rev. Francis, 12. 109.
Allen, Frederic, 12. 186.
Allen, Rev. George, i. 413. Donation
from, 5. 86.
Allen, Deacon Henry, 12. 107 ; 17. 52, 53.
Allen, Rev. Isaac, 18. 238.
Allen, Lieut. Jacob, 15. 76.
Allen, James, i. 411; 20. 6.
Allen, James, 8. 28.
Allen, James, 19. 167, 169, 178.
Allen, Capt. James, 15. 76.
Allen, James, poet, 2. 65 ; 12. 323. Por-
trait of, presented to the Society, 2. 65.
Portrait of, to be repaired, 2. 289 n. -
Allen, Rev. James, 2. 449 n., 467 ; 6. 346,
347; 12. 107; 17. 263, 264, 2f 7-274, 343.
Sermons by, i. 10. General Election
Sermon of, 2. 293 n.
Allen, Jeremiah, 13. 80. Portrait of, pre-
sented to the Society, 2. C5. Portrait
of, to be repaired, 2. 289 n.
Allen, John, donation from, i. 68.
Allen, Lieut. John, 14 127.
Allen, John, printer. 7. 165.
Allen, Rev. John, see Allin, Rev. John.
Allen (Allyn), Sec. John, 3. 61; 6. 71 n.,
72 n.; 10. 396. Letter of, to Gov.
Winthrop, 13. 234.
Allen, Jolloy, 7. 249 ; 10. 162 ; 16. 67-69
73, 76, 78 n., 84, 85, 87, 89, 95, 96, 96 n.',
99. Narrative of, 2. 313, 313 n. ; 16.
69-99. Pass for, to the General Court,
16. 80. Report of the committee of the
House of Representatives, on the peti-
tion of, 16 85. Agreement signed by.
16. 91. Pass to, from Dr. Flint, 16. 93
Letter to, from Judge Oliver Wendell,
1 6. 'J3.
Allen, Jolley, the younger, 16. 78 n.
Allen, Lieut. Jonas, 15. 83.
Allen, Jonathan, 16. 35.
Allen, Capt. Jonathan, 15. 83.
Allen, Lieut. Jonathan, 15. 84.
Allen, Joseph, 10. 47. 48; 20. 114-116,
121.
Allen, Joseph, portrait of, by Blackburn,
12. 324 ; 16. 386.
Allen, Joseph, sentenced by a court-mar-
tial, 16. 344.
ALLEN, Hon. JOSEPH, i. 239, 252, 277,
408 n. ; 15 66. His death, i. xlii. Nom-
inated a Resident Member, i. 198.
Elected, i. 199. Memoir of, by S. F.
Haven, i. 411-413.
Allen, Lieut. Joseph, 15. 77.
Allen, Mrs. Joseph, portrait of, by Black-
burn, 1 6. 386.
Allen, Rev. Joseph, 1655, 17. 256 n.
Allen, Rev. Joseph, donation from, 2. 352.
Allen, Rev. Joseph, D.D., n. 374. Rem-
iniscence of Dr. Frothingham by, xi.
371-372.
Allen, Lieut. Judah, 15. 77 n.
Allen, Lewis, 16. 68, 82 n., 83, 83 n., 84-
86. Memorial of, to the General Court,
1 6. 83.
Allen, lion. Lewis F., his ' Memorial of
James S. Wadsworth/ presented by
Mr. Waterston, 9. 67.
Allen, Maria M. (Mrs. Curtis), 16. 35.
Allen, Myron O., M.D., his 'History of
Wenlmm' cited, i. 500 n.
Allen, Dr. Nathan, donation from, 2.
459.
Allen, Nathaniel, 16. 78 n.
Allen, Lieut. Noah, 15. 83.
Allen, Paul, 13. 43.
Allen, Rev. S. F., donation from, 2. 353.
Allen, Samuel, 19. 310.
Allen, Gov. Samuel, d. 1705, 17. 227.
Death of, 14. 140. His ' Title to New
Hampshire,' i. 19.
Allen, Lieut. Samuel, 15. 82 n.
Allen, Sarah, 16. 78 n.
Allen, Sarah Parker (Mrs. Clifford), ic.
369.
Allen, Mrs. Susan, donation from, 2. 65.
To receive the thanks of the Society,
2. 65.
Allen, Thaddeus, donations from, 2. 375,
382.
Allen, Thomas, 16. 78 n.
Allen, Thomas, Jr., 16. 06 n.
Allen, Rev. Thomas, 1639, 20. 347.
Allen, Rev. Thomas, d. 1810, 17. 91, 92;
19. 398, 421. Gives copies of his elec-
tion sermon and his ' Historical Sketch
of Berkshire,' i. 201.
Allen, William, 7. 217.
Allen, William, donation from, 10. 335.
Allen, William, father of Mrs. J. Sparks,
10. 258.
Allen, Rev. William, works of, 18. 430.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
11
ALLEN, Rev. WILLIAM, D.D., 4. 93 ; 14.
23; 17. 263 n. Gives a copy ot his ' Bio-
graphical Dictionary,' i. 218. Nomi-
nated a Corresponding Member, i. 493.
Elected a Corresponding Member, 2.
48, 49. Accepts membership, 2. 67.
Books given to, by Mr. T. Wallcut, 2.
204. Donations from, 2. 211, 306,
351; 3. 32 a. Statement concerning
Gov. Hutchinson's publications, 3. 137,
148, 149. Friend and biographer of
Dr. Codman, 5. 413, 414, 416-420. His
'Biographical Dictionary,' i. ix, 218;
8. 43.
ALLEN, WILLIAM F., A.M., ig. 285.
Elected a Corresponding Member, 19.
243. Accepts membership, 19. 247.
Allen, William H., LL.D., donation from,
2. 526.
Allen, William Rowland, 15. 369.
ALLEN, Hon. ZACHARIAH, LL.D., i.399n. ;
18. 406; 19. 285. Paper read by, re-
lating to Roger Williams, 5. 45. Do-
nation from, 5. 159. Elected a Corre-
sponding Member, 18. 179. Accepts
membership, 18. 240. Death of, 19.
xx. His death announced, with re-
marks by Vice-President Ellis, 19. 278,
279.
Allen & Rowell, Messrs., donation from,
13. 246.
1 Allen's Reports,' Mass., cited, 13. 299.
Allerton, Miss (Mrs. Cuthbertson), see
Cuthbertson.
Allerton, Isaac, x. 113 n.; 3. 287; 8. 12,
20, 25; 13. 389; 17. 344; 20. 67, 84.
His death, 2. 110. His Bible lent to
the Sanitary Commission Fair, 7. 361.
His sister, 8. 35.
Alley, Benjamin, 20. 11.
Alleyne, Mr. in Somerset's case, 7.
324.
Alliance, ship, 3. 215.
ALLIBONE, S. AUSTIN, LL.D., x. 278 n. ;
12. 72, 142, 301 ; 13. 76 ; 14. 175 ; 16.
427, 428 ; 17. 289, 361. Elected a Cor-
responding Member, 5. 1, 199. Note
from, announcing the completion of
his ' Dictionary of English Literature,'
9. 229; io.5; the 'Dictionary' cited,
10. 108.
Allin, Daniel, 8. 23, 27.
Allin, David, 15. 351, 352.
Allin, Elizabeth (Mrs. Cole), 14. 151.
Allin, Jacob, marriage of, 14. 151.
Allin, Ret). James, BrooMine, extracts from
a sermon of, 12. 247-249.
Allin, John, death of, 14 131.
Allin, Rev. John, d. 1671, Dedham, 3. 132,
155; ii. 201. His 'Preface to the
Defence of the Answer to the Nine
Questions,' 3. 288.
Allin, Rev. John, II. C. 1643, d. 1683,
Vicar of Rye, England, and son of Rev.
J. Allin, of Dedham, 3. 132, 155; 4.
444 ; 8. 11, 20, 25. Copies of letters
of, given to the Society, 3. 155. Pam-
phlet concerning the Great Plague,
16ti5-6, from the Letters of, presented
to the Society, 3. 181. Proposition in
regard to publishing extracts from his
letters, 7. 361.
Allin, Leah (Mrs. Kenny), 14. 151.
Allin, Mrs. Martha (Darnm), 14. 151.
Allin, Mary (Mrs. Pinkham), 14. 151.
Allin, Rachel (Mrs. Twomley), 14. 150.
Allin, Gov. Samuel, see Allen, Gov. S :
Allin, William, 3. 260.
Allin, Ensign William, death of, 14.
134.
Alline, Henry, i.461n.
Alline, William, donation from, i. 89.
Ailing, Rev. James, 8. 23, 28. Death of,
14. 129.
Allison, Mrs. . death of, 14. 139.
Allison, Francis, 15. 231.
Allman, Dr. , donation from, i. 201.
Allotments of land in the early settle-
ments, 9. 54.
Allston, Gov. Joseph, S. C., 4. 97.
Allston, Washington, 2. 289??.; 3. 376,
379; 10. 51; n. 98; 17. 69; 19. 347.
Medal of, 4. 134. Friend of C. Eraser,
5. 83. His blender presented to the
Society, 6. 414, 415 ; 7. 24. His brush
presented to the Society, 6. 414. A
portrait of, by Harding, presented to
the Society, 17. 51.
Allston, Mrs. Washington, 6. 414.
Allston Street, Boston, 6. 29.
Allyn, Abby Bradford (Mrs. C. Francis),
8. 241.
Allyn, Capt. Francis, 19 56.
Allyn, Helen, 13. 9.
ALLYN, Rev. JOHN, D.D., i. 129, 165, 188,
223, 235, 500/j.; 2. 278: 8. 241, 252; 12.
5. Nominated a Resident Member, i.
126. Elected, i. 128. Letter from, ac-
cepting membership, i. 128 n. Resigns
membership, i. 446. Assessments due
from, remitted, i. 446. Death of, an-
nounced, i. 473. Dr. Francis appointed
to write a memoir of, i. 475; 2 509 n.
His election sermon, i. 178- Memoir
of, cited, i. 475 n., 500 n.
Allyn, Secretary John, see Allen, Sec.
John.
Almack, Barugh. his work on the 'Agri-
culture of Norfolk,' 2. 321.
Almack, Mrs. Frances (Horn), 13. 448.
ALMACK, RICHARD, F.S.A., 4. 274 ; 5.
291; 10. 329, 330; xx. 484; 12. 264;
14. 1, 25, 155. Nominated a Corre-
sponding Member, 2 239. Elected, 2.
240. Accepts membership, 2. 250. Do-
nations from, 2. 265, 267, 267 n., 268,
321 ; 3. 40 ; 10. 375. Letter from, to
Hon. R. C. Winthrop, 7. 115-116.
Death of, 13. xviii. His death noticed,
Mr.
13. 426.
Winthrop's tribute to,
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
13 447. Notice of, from ' Suffolk and
Essex Free Press,' 13. 447-449.
Almanacs, x. 7. Interleaved with van-
ous entries by Dr. Belknap, 3 295-311.
In the Reign of Queen Anne, 7. 125-
Almon,John, publisher, 5. 363 ; ii. 7, 112,
113 n., 115, 116, 124, 128, 199. His
' Remembrancer, ' x. 167. Vote to de-
posit one copy of the 'Remembran-
cer' in the Athenseum Library, i.
282 Map of Boston in his ' Remem-
brancer,' 7. 302. His ' Biographical,
Literary, and Political Notes ' cited, 16.
40, 47.
Almy, Christopher, signs the engagement
of the Pocasset purchasers, 3. 238.
Almy, Job, signs the engagement of the
Pocasset purchasers, 3. 238.
Alofsen, 8., letter from, 8. 477.
Aloit [Eliot, John, D.D.], 15. 351.
Aloney, Capt., 15. 117, 117 n.
Alpha, steamer, 7, 416.
Alps, 2. 317 n.
Alsatree, chief, 7. 439, 441.
Alsted, John H., his ' Encyclopaedia/ 2
367.
Alt, John, 16. 265.
Altadsee, chief, quoted, 7. 446.
Althorp, Eng., 10. 436, 439.
Althorp Library, 8. 448.
Alting, Menso (?), 17-277.
Alton, Edward, Count d\ 18. 73.
'Alumnus of Harvard College/ donation
from, 2. 424.
Alva, Fernando Alvarez, Duke of, 16.
445 ; 20 381.
Alvord, Mr., Mass., 12. 230.
Alvord, Henry E., 14. 32.
Amadas, Cajtt. Philip, 19. 80.
Amaral, Jose do, B. de Tdro, 19. 60 n.
Amazon River, pamphlet on the naviga-
tion of, 3. 1.
Amblar, Mrs. , 14. 128 n. Death of,
14. 142.
Amblar, Mrs. Elizabeth, 14. 152.
Amblar, John, 14. 118. Marriage of, 14.
152.
Amboy, N. J., 5. 340, 341, 358 ; 7. 138 ;
8. 329.
Ambrose, Saint, his ' Opera/ 18. 427.
Ambrose, Rev. Joshua, 8. 12, 21, 26.
Ambrose, Rev. Nehemiah, 8. 12, 21, 26.
Ambrose, Paul, pseudonym of J. P. Ken-
nedy, ii. 361.
Ambrose, ship, 5. 94.
Amenquin, Indian, 18. 109.
America, 3. 9, 35, 79, 80, 113, 145-147,
198, 223, 227, 321, 393, 395 ; 6 17, 21,
135, 218, 221, 392, 473, 474. Chart of
the British empire in, i. 12. 'Address
of the people of Great Britain to the
inhabitants of/ i. 19. Proposal to
celebrate the anniversary of the dis-
covery of, i. 28, 31, 44. Celebration
of the anniversary of the discovery of,
i. 45, 46. Celebration in New York,
1. 45??. 'Precis sur I'Amerique/ i. 340.
' A Moral and Political Survey of Amer-
ica/ 2. 9. ' Dissertation on the original
peopling of/ 2. 16. Ante-Columbian
history of, 2. 98 n., 109. Name of,
2. 316 n. Early discoveries of the
Scandinavians in, 2. 506 n. Rights of
British possession, 3. 77 ; 6. 374. Pub-
lic Papers relating to the dispute with
Great Britain contained in the State
Papers, 3. 149 n. Services of Jeremy
Belknap to the history of, 3. 166.
Matter useful to historians of, donated
to the Society, 3. 285, 286. Ratifica-
tion of the treaty with France, 3. 303.
Celebration of the Third Centennial of
the discovery of, 3. 355 ; 12. 65. First
issue of paper money in, 6. 428.
Medals and coins relating to, ii. 293-
305. Plan for defeat of Spanish power
in, 12. 263.
America, ship, 12. 278, 279.
American Academy of Arts and Sciences,
i xiii, 118 n, 131, 135, 144, 326, 384,
385, 392, 422, 438 n., 440, 444, 500 n. ;
•2. 157, 274, 295 n. ; 8. 264 ; 10. 149, 309,
457; n. 365; 12. 136, 226, 233, 312;
13. 13, 41, 395 ; 14. 14, 174 ; 15. 194,
318, 373 ; 16. 115, 473 ; 17. 27, 34, 282,
385, 404, 406, 407, 411, 451-453, 457,
459 ; 18. 167, 170, 274, 405; 19. 98, 322,
437 ; 20. 249, 258, 336, 410. ' Memoirs '
of, i. 06. Plates of the map of the
State granted to, i. 141, 142. Give
copies of their 'Memoirs/ i. 153, 177,
218. Vote to give the second series
of Collections to, i. 241; 2. 56, 69??.,
71 n. To be invited to join in cele-
brating the anniversary of the New
England Confederacy, 2. 248. Dona-
tions from, 2. 251, 255, 376, 432, 459,
471, 496, 535; 4. 365; 5. 1, 347; 6.
333, 361, 414; 7. 115; 8. 88; 9. 227,
247; 10.93; n. 498. Social meetings
tried with success by, 3. 64. The Eu-
logy on J. Pickering, 6. 301, 302. The
founders of, 6. 335. Meetings of the
Society at the room of, 12, 214, 288,
330. Vote of thanks to, 13. 8. Vote
to transfer papers to the Library of,
16. 370, 371. Offices held in, by Dr.
Jacob Bigelow, 17. 456. His commu-
nications to the ' Memoirs' of, 17. 456.
Vote passed by, on the retirement of
Dr. Bigelow from its presidency, 17.
458, 459. Invitation from, to send del-
egates to attend its centennial cele-
bration, 18. 67. ' Proceedings ' of, cited,
17. 22 n.
'American Almanac/ 8. 467; 18. 171.
History of, 10. 277.
' American Annals/ 2. 30.
' American Annual Register/ 2. 328.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
13
American Antiquarian Society, Worcester,
1. 45 »., 270, 322, 323, 383, 392, 440,
447 n. ; 2. 8, 20, 24, 26, 29, 99, 107 n.,
204, 205, 576 ; 8. 444 ; 9. 228, 466 ; 10.
309, 427, 446, 451, 460; u. 4, 76, 82,
433 n. ; 12 312, 320 ; 13. 41, 394 ; 15.
227, 259; 16. 41 n., 163, 307, 313, 382;
17. 27, 166 n, 294, 296. 311, 861,379*.;
18. 69, 157, 181, 187, 365; 19. 4, 63,
231, 247, 383, 444; 20. 58, 116, 186,
280, 294 n., 410. Foundation of, x.
444 ; 3. 267. Mr. Thomas's benefac-
tions to, i. 144. Vote to give certain
volumes of the Collections to, i. 492.
To receive a copy of the Collections,
2. 56, 70 n., 71 n. Donations from,
2. 89, 100, 101 n., 262, 458, 466, 494,
500, 534, 574, 599 ; 3. 37, 50, 132, 239 ;
4 107, 235, 309, 429 ; 5. 45, 57, 145, 202,
347 ; 6. 22 ; 7. 139, 297, 474 ; 8. 88, 314 ;
9. 81, 247, 436; 10. 40, 134, 319; n.
498; 14. 186. To be invited to join
in celebrating the anniversary of the
New England Confederacy, 2. 248. Ac-
cepts invitation, 2. 252. Communica-
tion from, proposing an exchange of
certain volumes, 2. 367. A committee
to confer with, regarding the printing
of certain records, 2. 449. To receive
a copy of the Massachusetts Resolves
of the session 1777-1778, 2. 581. Pos-
sesses a copy of the portrait of John
Rogers, the Martyr, 2. 614. Acknowl-
edges the receipt of Vol. III. of the
fourth series of the Collections, 3. 98.
Manuscripts composing a portion of
the 'Original Papers' in the Library of,
3. 140. Matters relating to Hutchinson's
History, 3. 141, 141 n., 142. Invited
by Winthrop to visit the rooms of the
Dowse Library, 3. 204. Possesses a por-
tion of Cotton Mather's Diary, 3. 322.
Goffe's journal in their Library, 7.
280 n. Mather portraits in the gallery
of, 9. 198. Proposed visit of, to Cutty-
hunk, 10. 402. 'Proceedings' of , cited,
2. 14n., 570ra.; 7-374??.; 15. 226 H. ; 16.
198 n., 276 n.; 17. 379; 18. 13 n.; 20.
American Antislavery Society, donations
from, 4. 139, 146 ; 5. 309 ; 7. 100, 373.
' American Apollo/ i. 24, 24 n., 28 n.,
29, 31, 40, 80>*., 250 ».; 2.198; 12. 2,
2n., 79. Proposal for the publication
of, i. xvin., xix-xxiv. Earliest pub-
lications and Collections of the Society,
published in, i. xix-xxii, xxv, xxvi,
42 ; 12. 2, 2 n. Titlepage, prospectus
and general information concerning the
publication of, i. xix-xxviii, xxviii n.,
17, 23 ; 12. 2 n. Circular Letter of the
Society published in 1791, referring to
the issue of, i. xx-xxii. Fac-simile
of titlepage of proposal for, faces, i.
xxii. Plan of, i. 17. Referred to a
committee, i. 17. Report of commit-
tee, i. 23. Fac-simile of titlepage of,
faces i. 23.
'American Architect and Building News,'
17. 104.
American Association for Advancement
of Science, donation from, 2. 431.
' American Athenaeum/ donations from
the publishers of, 10. 144, 206.
'American Atlas/ i. 160 n. ; 7. 476.
American Baptist Missionary Union, do-
nation from, 4. 196, 226.
' American Bee Journal/ donation from
the publishers of, 5. 347.
American Bible Society, 7. 144 ; 10. 446,
455. Donations from, n. 498. ' Wyc-
liffe Commemoration ' by, 18. 263.
American Board of Commissioners for
Foreign Missions, 2. 4, 5 ; 5. 426 ; 12.
30 n. Donations from, 2. 354, 355; 4.
146; 10. 93,409; xx. 498.
American Colonies, naturalization in, 4.
337-364. See New England.
American Colonization Scheme, 19. 20.
American Colonization Society, 10. 247 ;
18. 175. Donation from, 10. 469; n.
498.
American Congregational Association,
10. 315. Donations from, 10. 368, 469 ;
H.498.
' American Cyclopaedia/ see ' New Amer-
ican Cyclopaedia ' and ' Encyclopaedia
Americana/
American Education Society, donations
from, 2. 63, 72, 83, 93.
American Ethnological Society, n. 4.
' American Herald/ i. 13.
'American Historical Record/ 13. 81.
American Historical Society, donation
from, 2. 173.
American History, 6. 12. Donation of
books and tracts relating to, 2. 179 ; 3.
285, 286, 328. Importance of collecting
materials bearing upon the period of
the Civil War, 6. 16. Arrangement of
matter in the Library, with reference
to Colonial or Revolutionary periods,
6. 18.
American Independence, Count Circourt's
' Historical Review ' of the rise and
progress of, 15. 16-64.
American Indian vocabulary, 3. 51.
American Institute, New York, 19.
436 n.
American Institute of Architects, 19.
393 n.
American Institute of Instruction, 12.
28; 17. 31 ; 18. 182, 340, 355; 19. 341;
20. 237, 240.
American Institutions for the Insane, 7.
49, 50.
American Insurance Company, donation
from, 3. 182.
' American Journal of Medical Sciences/
i7.447.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
'American Journal of Numismatics/
cited, 19. 126 n.
'American Journal of Science and Arts,
17. 414. Cited, 15. 194 n.
'American Jurist,' 10. 62, 183; 14. 388,
393.
' American Law Keview,' 10. 49.
'American Literary Gazette/ donations
from the publishers of, 8. 480; xx.
499.
'American Loyalist/ donation from the
publishers of, 8. 480 ; 9. 255.
'American Magazine/ x. 202. Cited, 19.
74.
'American Magazine and Historical
Chronicle/ 18. 119.
American Magna Charta, proclaimed
July 4, 1776, 6. 99, 100.
'American Museum/ I. 11, 53; 3-226;
10. 258.
American Navy, services of colored sea-
men in, 6. 83.
' American Neptune/ 14. 64.
American Numismatic and Archaeologi-
cal Society, donations from, 7. '21 ; g.
227, 254, 347, 357, 368, 462, 467 ; 10. 21,
33, 40.
American Oriental Society, donation
from, 4. 309. Origin of, 10. 109.
American Peace Society, 2. 204 ; 3. 223 ;
15. 259. Donations from, 5. 145; xx.
498.
'American Pharmacopoeia/ publication
of, 17. 424.
American Philosophical Society, i. 263,
352, 444 ; 2. 52, 157 ; 10. 309, 469 ; 16.
473 ; 17. 19, 62. ' Transactions ' of,
presented, i. 66, 146, 153, 177, 218.
The Society's Collections to be given
to, i. 144, 241. Letter received from
the Historical Committee of, i. 254.
Donations from, i. 493; 2. 80, 101,
135, 144, 146, 177, 212, 214, 219, 222,
237, 243, 246, 249, 251, 260, 303, 329,
338, 341, 860, 365, 371, 373, 382, 383,
428, 442, 452, 466, 474, 494, 511, 582,
604; 3. 32 a, 63, 110, 204, 283 ; 4. 124,
378, 384, 429 ; 5. 48, 159, 227 ; 6. 1,
78, 333, 417, 470; 7. 139, 373; 8. 253,
280, 431 ; g. 1, 247, 254, 462 ; 10. 40,
344; ii. 498. To receive a copy of
the Collections, 2. 56, 68 n., 69 n.,
71 n. To be invited to join in the cele-
bration of the Confederation of the
New England Colonies, 2. 248. Ac-
knowledges the receipt of Vol. VIIL,
third series, of the Collections, 2. 248.
Invitation from, to attend its centen-
nial anniversary, 2. 252. Answer of
the Society, 2. 252. ' Transactions ' of
the Society cited, 2. 86 n.
American Press, deficient in typography
and binding, 3. 375.
'American Publisher and Bookseller/ do-
nation from the editor of, 10. 311.
'American Quarterly Observer,' 14. 393.
'American Quarterly Register/ i. 345;
2. 63, 93; 14. 114. Donation from the
editors of. 2. 217, 235.
' American Quarterly Review/ 14. 393.
' American Recorder/ i. 60, 325.
American Refugees, 5. 364. List of, 18.
266-268.
'American Remembrancer/ i. 112.
'American Review/ i. 154; 5. 216.
American Revolution, 3. 71, 133, 144,
194-196, 208, 222, 223, 278-280 ; 6. 21,
119, 179, 211, 212, 261, 289, 390, 401,
402 ; ii. 126, 263, 323, 488 : 12. 53-56,
58, 68, 121-125, 157, 158, 177, 179, 187-
190, 192-207, 226-230, 276. Papers of
historical value relating to, i. x, xi, 27;
2. 19, 319, 321 ; 6. 18, 258-261 ; 12. 58 ;
13. 232; 14. 168, 169. 'Observations
on the Importance of the/ i. 9. ' Ob-
servations on the/ i. 19. 'Origin, Rise,
and Progress of the/ i. 21. 'Letter
to a Nobleman on the Conduct of
the late War/ i. 167. Journal of the
First General Court of, 2. 604. Speci-
mens of British bread used in the War,
3. 112. Events preceding and follow-
* ing, 3. 147, 148, 366, 367; 6. 211-213,
261, 272-280. Lesson learned, from the
defeat of Braddock, 3. 236, 237. The
battles of, 3. 237; 6. 29. Council of
war, 3. 335; 15. 87. Committee to in-
quire concerning the exchange of pris-
oners during, 5. 324, 325. Matters per-
taining to slavery, 6. 94, 97, 98, 140,
161, 171. Matters pertaining to the
enlistment of negroes, 6. 172, 173, 182-
184, 200-207, 211-239, 242. Fram-
ing of the Constitution after the war,
6. 135. Influence of the Boston Mas-
sacre, 6. 174. Propositions for peace,
6. 233, 368. Letters having reference
to, communicated by Mr. Webb, 6. 258-
261. Halls of Harvard College, used
as barracks for the troops, 6. 266, 267.
Patriots of, 6. 296. Subjects necessary
to fully understand, before writing a
history of, 6. 364-366. Sketch of the
causes producing, 6. 367. Influence of
the town organizations in the be-
ginning of, 9. 61. Predicted in a let-
ter of Gen. Montcalm, n. 112-113.
Hastened by the conquest of Canada,
ii. 144. 'Loyalist Ballads of/ 12 58.
Committee appointed to publish papers
relating to, 13. 232. First armed re-
sistance in, 13. 450. Caricatures relat-
ing to, exhibited, 14. 168, 169. Count
Circourt's ' Historical Review of/ 15.
16-64. Contrasted with the French,
15. 59.
American Secretary of Legation in Mex-
ico, see Mexico.
American Social Science Association, 17.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTOEICAL SOCIETY.
15
American State Papers, donated to the
Society, 3. 265.
American Stationers' Company, 2. 100,
111. Its formation, 2. Ill n. Claims
, due to be paid to Mr. Savage, 2. 124
First dividend paid to Mr. Savage, 2
126.
American Statistical Association, 18. 157.
Collections of, 13. 111. Donation from,
2. 306.
American Tract Society, 19 263. Dona
tions from, 3. 37 ; 4. 146 ; 5. 229 ; 8.
442; 9. 368; n. 498. Reprints 'The
Soldiers' Pocket Bible/ 10. 459.
'American Traveller,' i. 48; 19. 263,
283 n.
American Unitarian Association, 10. 458;
20. 409, 415. Donations from, 4. 146,
196, 226 ; 8. 480.
'American Whig,' i. 7.
Americanists, Congress of, see Congres
des Americanistes.
Americans, degenerating in 1770, 7. 291.
Loyalty of, at the time of the Revo-
lution, 13. 179-182. ^
'Amerique, L', delivree,' quoted, 7. 285 n.
Ames, , 17. 363.
Ames, Mrs. Abigail F. (Dana), 19. 59; 20.
36.
Ames, Capt. Benjamin, in Col. Frye's
regiment, 6. 178 ; 15. 80.
Ames, David, 13. 372.
AMES, ELLIS, A.B., i. 293 n.; 3. 28; 5. 81;
8. 475, 481 ; 9. 356; 10. 35, 331, 334; n.
333, 501 ; 12. 52, 53, 444 ; 13. 232, 313,
320; 17-67; 18. 340 n.; 19. 255 n., 335,
357, 385. Donations from, 2. 457, 498,
500, 503, 508, 535, 549 ; 3. 32 a., 38, 50,
114 ; 4. 384 ; 9. 356, 436 ; 10 2, 368 ; n.
496. Nominated a Resident Member, 2.
495. Elected, 2. 496. Present at meet-
ings of the Society, 2. 499, 503, 511, 513,
525, 536, 537, 542, 547, 551, 552, 554,
671, 573, 581, 583, 585, 596, 599, 604,
606. Requests exchanges of certain
Journals, 2. 492. Report of the com-
mittee concerning his request, 2. 494.
Gives notice of the preparation of the
Journal of Col. W. McKendry, 2. 502.
Presents a copy of a portion of the
Journal of Col. W. McKendry, 2. 502,
503, 503 n. Of Scrutinizing 'Commit-
tee, 2. 525. To prepare a memoir of
Hon. Nahum Mitchell, 2. 537, 537 n.
Presents abstracts of deeds and rec-
ords, 2. 546. Action to be taken with
regard to certain important exchanges
for the Society, 2. 549. To take charge
of certain loose documents, 2. 550.
Makes instructive remarks relative to
old Legislative Journals, 2. 552. Of
committee to examine the Treasurer's
accounts, 2. 553. Of committee to ob-
tain copies of colonial or provincial
laws, 2. 553, 554. His services in pro-
curing early Session Acts of the Gen-
eral Court of Massachusetts, 2. 554.
Statement regarding the preservation
of Colonial Laws, 2. 569. Communi-
cates papers relating to early historical
matters in New England, 2. 570, 571.
Of committee to make certain ex-
changes for the Society, 2. 571. Com-
municates a circular, signed by Peter
Bestes and others, 2. 570, 571. Com-
municates a copy of the Resolve of the
Provincial Congress, 2. 571. Reports
the form of the proposed circular, from
the Committee on the Colonial and
Provincial Laws, 2. 572. Report of the
Committee on the Colonial and Pro-
vincial Laws, 2. 574, 575. The circular
relating to the Colonial and Provincial
Laws, 2. 575w.-580n. Presents a copy
of the Massachusetts Resolves of the
session 1777-1778, 2. 581. Of commit-
tee to confer with Mr. Lowell, con-
cerning the papers in Judge Putnam's
library, 2. 583. Reads letter from Hon.
Mr. Aylwin, concerning the Province
Laws, 2. 595. Of committee to com-
municate with Mr. Aylwin upon the
subject, 2. 595. To report on the mat-
ter of Mr. G. Brinley's note, 2. 599. Of
Publishing Committee to prepare Vol.
III. of the fourth series, 2. 601. Amount
subscribed by, for the Library and
new Catalogue, 2. 603 n. To cause
certain historical Journals to be bound,
2. 604. Statement regarding certain
historical Journals, 2. 604. Reads some
of the proceedings of the Massachu-
setts House of Representatives, of date,
1774, 2. 605. Presents a copy of Re-
solves, passed by the last House of
Representatives of the Province of
Massachusetts Bay, 3. 35. Of com-
mittee to ascertain what books may
be received from the Commonwealth,
3. 41. Of committee to solicit histori-
cal matter from various towns, 3. 89.
Presents a letter of attorney, dated
1779, 3. 92. Of committee to arrange
Acts of Parliament referring to colo-
nial affairs, 3. 110. Exhibits the day-
book of Dr. Joseph Warren, 3. 131.
Produces documents referring to colo-
nial times, 3. 216-219. Presents auto-
graph of Capt. Benjamin Church, and
a record of the engagement of the Po-
casset purchasers, 3. 237-238. Signs
memorial against a petition of the
Historic-Genealogical Society for a
change of its corporate name, 3. 266-
270. Remarks on the circular to the
selectmen of Stoughton, 4. 387-390,
392. Of committee to take charge of
the papers of the case of Phillips iis.
Savage, 5. 81. Report on case of Phil-
lips vs. Savage, 5. 165-171. Remarks
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
AMES, ELLIS, A.B. {continued).
by. 10. 113, 114,331,332; xx. 5, 390,
495. Of committee on the 'Hutchin-
son Papers/ xx. 326. Remarks of, on
Daniel Leonard, 13. 51-56. Communi-
cation of, 13 68. Appointed on a com-
mittee, 13. 254. Presents a revolution-
ary broadside of the town of Bridge-
water, 13. 371. Remarks of, on the
same, 13. 373-375. Remarks by, on
the Thomas estate at Marshfield, 14.
163-107. Presents report of the com-
mittee to nominate officers, 14. 327.
Appointed of committee on increase of
membership, 14. 327. Remarks by, on
the death of Col. Thomas Aspinwall,
15. 5. Communicates a list of the bar-
risters and attorneys of Massachusetts
who signed the address to Gov. Hutch-
inson, 15. 396. Exhibits Gov. Strong's
copy of the Constitution of Massachu-
setts, 15. 396. Communicates a letter
of Richard Henry Lee, 16. 108. Pays
a tribute to Judge George T. Bigelow,
16. 176. Remarks by, on a warrant
issued by Gov. Hancock for arrest of
suspected persons, 18. 151-154. Speaks
of an unpublished autobiography of
Cotton Mather, 18. 244. Reads an ac-
count of the Garrison mob, 18. 269.
Explains the manner of Gen. Poor's
death, 18. 435, 436. Speaks of Mr.
Bassett and Lord Braybrooke, 19. 243.
Corrections in his account of the Gar-
rison mob, made by Col. Lyman, 19.
250, 251. Communicates a memorial
presented by R. T. Paine and Increase
Sumner to the General Court, 19. 252.
Communicates account of the duel be-
tween Gen. Poor and Major Porter,
19. 256-261. Presents a gift from Amos
R. Little, 20. 269. Remarks by,- 20.
270, 274. Appointed to prepare a me-
moir of Mr. Williams Latham, 20 355.
His ' Memoir of Hon. Nahum Mitchell/
2. 560, 501. His paper on the 'Qualifi-
cation for voting in the Province Char-
ter/ 10. 370-375. His communication
on the Garrison Mob, 18. 340-344.
Paper by, on the 'Carthagena Expedi-
tion/ 18" 364-378.
Ames, Fisher, 19. 59.
Ames, Hon. Fisher, LL.D., 10. 52; n. 22
24, 97; 12. 66; 17. 18,111, 112, 116, 117 n.;
19-3,50,50, 153,156, 158, 159w.,160, 161,
165; 20. 35, 36. Part taken by, in the
debates of the Massachusetts Conven-
tion of 1788, 3 298, 299. Declines the
appointment of President of Harvard
College, 6. 284. His remarks in Con-
gress on judges' salaries, n. 23. Stu-
art's portrait of, 16. 366. ' Works of/
I. 201 ; 3. 387. ' Review of the Works
of/ i. 202. His « Eulogy on Washing-
ton,' 6. 297.
Ames, Mrs. Fisher (Frances Worthing-
ton), 17. 116; 19. 59 ; 20. 35.
Ames, Frances Worthington (Mrs. How-
land), 19. 59.
Ames, Frederick L., 19. 357.
Ames, Jeremiah Fisher, M.D., 19. 59.
Ames, John, 13. 372, 374.
Ames, John, 20. 317.
Ames. John Worthington, 19. 59.
Ames, Joseph, 13. 372.
Ames, Levi, executed, 15. 343.
Ames, Mrs. Margaret S. (Bradford), 19.
59 ; 20. 35.
Ames, Nathaniel, 13. 372.
Ames, Oliver, 13. 374.
Ames, Pelham Warren, 19. 59.
Ames, Richard, 19 59.
Ames, Richard, 20. 35.
AMES, lion. SETH, 12. 330 ; 14. 388 ; 19.
285. Elected a Resident Member, 8.
79. His death, 18. xx. Remarks by the
President, on announcing the death of,
19. 3, 4. Resolution passed by the
Society, 19. 9. Communication from
Mr. Sibley, concerning the early life
of, 19. 59, 60. Judge Hoar appointed
to prepare a memoir of, 19. 125. ' Me-
moir of/ by Hon. E. It. Hoar, 20. 35,
36.
Ames, Mrs. Seth (Miss M. S. Bradford),
19. 59 ; 20. 35.
Ames, Mrs. Seth (Miss A. F. Dana), 19.
59 ; 20. 36.
Ames, Susan Dunkin, 19. 59.
Ames, Rev. William, d. 1689, 8. 11, 20,
25.
Ames, Rev. William, D.D., d. 1633, 5.
496; n. 201; 17. 173, 310. His por-
trait renovated, 6. 340.
Ames' Almanac, received, 4. 140.
Amesbury, Mass., 12. 394, 395, 398, 400,
401 n.
Amherst, Gen. Jeffery, Lord, n. 298; 15.
66. Action at Quebec, 3. 307. Letter
from, to Col. Bradstreet, 7. 101. Por-
trait of, given, 7. 101, 101 n., 359. Town
of Amherst named for, 12. 416. Mon-
ument of, 14. 197.
Amherst, Mass., 4. 93 ; 12. 405, 407, 416;
18. 188, 340.
Amherst, N. //., 6. 153 ; 7. 104 ; 10. 52 ;
18. 302.
Amherst College, 4. 94; 18. 339 ; 19. 231,
437.
Amies, Dr., of Christ Coll., Camb., Eng.,
5. 496. See Ames, Rev. W., D.D.
Aminquin, Indian, 18. 117.
Ammidon, Sylvia (Mrs. Russell), 18. 280.
Ammunition, 3. 181, 183.
Amory, , 17. 215.
Amory, Mrs. Abigail, 13. 419.
Amory, Arthur, donations from, 9. 82,
177. Thanks voted to, 9. 82.
Amory, Catherine (Mrs. Codman), 5.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTOKICAL SOCIETY.
17
Amory, Charles, 13. 56.
Amory, Elizabeth, 13. 419.
Amory, Francis, u. 282.
Amory, James S., 3. 47 ; 19. 357.
Amory, Mrs. James S., 12. 319.
Amory, John, 13. 419.
Amory, John, d. 1803, 4. 360 ; 5. 418 ; 8.
329, 400 ; 13. 59, 60, 419 ; 14. 260 ; 16.
289; ig. 222. Donation from, i. 152n.
Amory, John and Jonathan, Messrs., ex-
tracts from letters of, 14. 258-260.
Amory, Jonathan, 13. 419.
Amorv, Jonathan, i. 192 n. ; 7. 217 ; 13.
419; 14.208; 15. 34;2 ; 16. 291.
Amory, Mrs. Katherine (Greene), 12.
323; ig.222.
Amory, Mary (Mrs. Newell), 13. 419.
Amory, Nancy, 13. 419.
Amory, Nathaniel, 13. 419; 19. 52, 53.
Amory, Rebecca, 13. 419.
Amory, Rebecca (Mrs. Dexter), i. 422;
13.419.
Amory, Rebecca (Holmes), 13. 418n.
Amory, Rebecca (Mrs. Edward Payne),
13. 418, 419.
Amory, Rufus, donation from, i. 153.
Amory, Rufus G., i. 192 n.; 19. 153, 155,
158, 159 n., 160-167, 169, 170, 172-175,
177-179. Autograph of, 19. 169.
Amory, Thomas, 1.422; 13. 418; 14. 258;
16. 301, 302 ; 17. 363, 363 n.
Amory, Thomas, Jr., 13. 419. Portrait
of, by Blackburn, 16. 386.
Amory, Thomas C., I. xxxiv, 192 n. ; n.
308; 13. 419.
AMORY, THOMAS C., 8. 257, 464, 476, 485 ;
10. 22, 89, 140, 141, 148,342; 12. 8, 181,
264; 13. 232, 450; 14 3; 15. 266; 16. 163;
18. 244; 19 166n., 335; 20. 348,402. His
opinion concerning the fate of the man-
uscripts relating to Bunker Hill, 2.
232 n. To be allowed to use the books
and manuscripts of the Society for one
year, 3. 129. Elected a Resident Mem-
ber, 4. ix, 374. Donations from, 4. 196;
7. 115, 139, 153, 298 ; 8. 1, 201, 480 ; 9.
66, 196, 227, 463, 467; 10. 21, 311, 368,
370; n. 501. Of Standing Committee,
6. vii, 19 ; 7. 26. Report of, concern-
ing the nomenclature of streets, 6. 23-
40. Letter to, from George G. Smith, 6.
35-36. Elected Librarian, 7 vii, 363 ;
8. xi, 272 ; 9. xi, 190 ; 10. 20. Libra-
rian, 7. 373, 376, 407, 474 ; 8. 1, 76, 88,
100, 171, 201, 253, 272, 274, 280, 314,
431, 442, 463, 466, 480, 484; 9. 1, 66, 81,
177, 190, 191, 196, 227, 247, 254, 342,
343, 347, 353, 357, 368, 436, 462, 464 ;
10. 1, 8, 20, 21, 33, 39, 80, 85, 93, 104,
117, 134, 144, 147. His annual reports
as Librarian for the years ending April,
1865, 8. 262-267. April, 1866, 9. 183-
188. April, 1867, io.2,6-8. April, 1868,
10. 151-158. Vindication of the mem-
ory of Gen. John Sullivan, by, 9. 379-
436. Declines to be Librarian, 10. 173.
Vote of thanks to, for his services, 10.
174. Remarks by, n. 6, 334. Exhibits
a locket commemorative of the death
of Charles'I., 12. 385. Remarks of, on
human longevity, 13. 63-64. Remarks
of, 13. 78. Remarks of, at Tea-party
Centennial Meeting, 13. 207-210. Re-
marks of, on Gen. Sullivan, 13. 381-
383. Calls attention to a tradition
about Earl Percy, 14. 99. Communi-
cates extracts from letters o*f Messrs.
T. and J. Amory, 14. 258. Remarks
by, on a correspondence between Gov.
Sullivan and Timothy Pickering, 15.
319. Remarks by, about the Cradock
house at Medford, 20. 24. His descrip-
tion of the same, 20. 25-27. His
' Memoir of Hon. William Sullivan,' 2.
139 n., 150-160. Paper on the ' Seals
of Massachusetts,' by, 10. 94-104.
Communication by, on the siege of
Newport, 17. 162-164. Paper by, on
Gen. Sullivan's Expedition in 1779, 20.
88-94. His ' Military Services of Sulli-
van' cited, 20. 89.
Amory, William, 13. 419.
AMORY, WILLIAM, A.M., 12. 156 ; 13.
269; 15. 274,279, 285; 16. 173 n., 390,
423; 19. 356. Letter to, from J. L.
Motley, 4. 266-271 ; 15. 289. Elected
a Resident Member, 12. 68. Added to
the committee on the Society's build-
ing, 12. 140. Of committee of finance,
12. 191. Donation from, 13. 66. So-
cial meeting of the Society at his
house, 13. 246-254. Of committee to
examine the Treasurer's accounts, 13.
255, 277, 449 ; 14. 327 ; 15. 258, 276 ;
16. 100. Remarks by, on the death of
Hon. George T. Davis, 15. 312. Re-
marks by, on the death of Mr. Motley,
15. 288-291. Letter of Mr. Motley td|
16. 421.
Amory & Taylor, Boston, 8. 318.
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company, two
shares in, transferred to the Massachu-
setts Historical Society, 2. 597 ; 3. 5 ;
6. 10.
Amsterdam, n. 303. Classis of, 8. 18,
19. Visit to, in 1672, n. 132-134. So-
ciety Doctrina et Amicitia at, see Doc-
trina et Amicitia, etc. Royal Acad-
emy of Arts and Sciences at, see
Koninklijke Akademie van Weten-
schappen.
Anabaptist meeting-house, Boston, 15.
173.
Anabaptists, 10. 394. Opposition to, 6
477.
' Analectic Magazine,' 10. 227 ; 14. 56, 65.
Cited, 6. 241.
Anbury, Lieut. Thomas, 'Travels through
the Interior Parts of America,' cited,
12. 189 n. ; 20. 401 n.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Ancaster, Mary, Duchess of, 19. 218.
Ancaster, Peregrine Bertie, '3d Duke of,
19. 218.
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Com-
pany, i. 434 n. ; 15. 197; 16. 117; 17.
97, 129 ; 20. 415. Sermons before, 2.
138, 138 n. Donation from, 2- 535.
Ancient burial-grounds, act passed by
the legislature for the preservation of,
18. 22, 23.
'Ancient Charters and Laws,' the edition
of 1814 inaccurate. 7. 302.
' Ancient Historical Tapestries/ prospec-
tus of the proposed publication of, 2.
573.
Anderson, Pres., Rochester, N.Y., 4. 100.
Anderson, Rev. Christopher, D.D., Ed-
inburgh, 10. 450.
Anderson, Chief Justice Sir Edmund, 8.
308.
Anderson, James, n. 393, 395.
Anderson, James, LL.D., i. 179 n,
Anderson, Rev. James S. M., 19. 117, 120.
His.' History of the Colonial Church/
13. 138 n. ; 19., 116, 116n.
Anderson, Mr. John, 3. 337.
Anderson, John F., 19. 357.
Anderson, John J., his ' Grammar School
History of the United States ' cited, 17.
91.
Anderson, Col. Richard, 12. 38.
ANDERSON, EGBERT, M.D., 1. 186 n. Nom-
inated a Corresponding Member, i. 169.
Elected, i. 173. Donations from, i.
152, 177. Letter from, to Dr. Eliot, i.
173 n. Second series of the Collections
to be sent to, i. 241. To receive a
copy of the Society's Publications, 2.
69 n.
Anderson, Rev. Rufus, D.D., 10. 109. Do-
nations from, 2. 139, 486 ; 4. 139.
Anderson, Thomas D., 13. 26.
Anderson Street, Boston, associations with,
and origin of name, 6. 31.
Anderton, Rfv. John Laviscount, n. 5.
Anderton, Lawrence, the author of ' The
Triple Cord/ n. 410n. Cited, 11. 409,
416.
Andes, 2. 317 n.
Andover, Mass., 3. 182 ; 4. 93 ; 5. 357 ; 6.
272n., 312; 12 394, 395, 397, 400; 16.
118; 17. 15, 285; 18. 2, 169, 282; 19.
259, 325. Donation given to, for found-
ing a Theological Institution, 6. 312.
Powder-mill at, 14. 251.
Andover Theological Seminary, see The-
ological Seminary at Andover.
Andrassy, Count Julius, 16. 449.
Andre, Alexandrina Amelia, 14. 219.
Andre', Alice Sarah, 14. 219.
Andre, Ann Marguerite, 14. 221.
Andre, Anne Margaret, 14. 219.
Andre, Anthony or Antoine, 14. 219-221 •
15- 227.
Andre-, Anthony Alexander, 14. 219.
Andre', Catherine, 14. 218.
Andre, Catherine (Mad. Planchut), 14.
218.
Andre', Mrs. Charlotte, 14. 219.
Andre', Charlotte Hannah, 14. 219.
Andre', Clara Matilda, 14. 219.
Andre', David (1), 14. 218-220.
Andre, David (2), 14. 219, 220.
Andre', David (3), 14. 219.
Andre', Isabella, 14. 218.
Andre', Isabella (Mad. Neckar), 14. 220.
Andre', James (1), 14. 218, 220, 221.
Andre', James (2), 14. 218.
Andre', James (3), 14. 219.
Andre, James Lewis, 14. 219.
Andre, James Peter (1), 14. 219.
Andre', James Peter (2), 14. 219.
Andre, Jane (Mad. Lamande), 14. 220.
Andre, Jerome David, 14. 218.
Andre, John (1), 14. 218, 220.
Andre', John (2), 14. 218.
Andre', John (3), 14. 218, 220.
Andre, John (4), 14. 219.
Andre', Major John, 10. 268 n. ; n. 231,
323; 12. 58; 14. 217, 218, 220, 221 ; 16.
367; 19. 72 n., 126. Portrait of Miss
Margaret Shippen by, exhibited, 9.
464. Incidents relating to, 9. 465.
Record of his birth and baptism, 14.
220, 221 ; 15. 227. Monument to, 18.
271.
Andre', Mrs. John (Vazeille), 14. 218.
Andre, John Lewis (1), 14. 218.
Andre', John Lewis (2), 14. 219, 220.
Andre', John Lewis (3), 14. 219.
Andre, John Lewis (4), 14. 219.
Andre', Louisa (Mad. Lapierre), 14. 218.
Andre, Louisa Catherine, 14. 221.
Andre', Louisa David (Mad. Bourquet),
14. 218.
Andre', Louise (Mad. de Rochemont). 14.
220.
Andre', Lucretia (Mad. Privat), 14. 218.
Andre', Marie Louise, 14. 220 ; 15. 227.
Andre', Mrs. Mary (1), 14. 218.
Andre', Mrs. Mary (2), 14. 219.
Andre, Mary (Mad. de la Rive), 14.
219.
Andre', Mrs. Mary Anne, 14. 219.
Andre', Mary Hannah, 14. 221.
Andre', Mary Louisa (Mad. Grellier), 14.
219.
Andre', Mrs. Sarah, 14. 219.
Andre', Sarah Catherine, 14. 219.
Andre', William (1), 14. 218, 220.
Andre, William (2), 14. 219.
Andre', William (3), 14. 219.
Andre', Sir William Lewis, 14. 220.
Andre Family, the, account of, by Col.
Chester, 14. 217-222.
Andrew, Edith, 18. 64.
Andrew, Mrs. Eliza (Hersey), 18. 64.
Andrew, Elizabeth Loring, 18. 64.
Andrew, Henry Hersey, 18. 64.
Andrew, Isaac Watson, 18. 42, 61.
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19
ANDREW, Gov. JOHN A., LL.D., 6. 403; 10.
84 ; 17. 4, 381 ; 18. 23, 36, 213, 216 ; 19.
231 ; 20. 225, 250. Letter to, from D.
M'Conaughy, 7. 155. Letter from, to
Hon. Emory Washburn, 7. 155. Death
of, g. xvi ; 10. 86, 87, 146, 340. Elected
a Resident Member, g. 67. Portrait of,
faces, 18. 41. Memoir of, by P. W.
Chandler, 18. 41-64. Birth and parent-
age, 18. 42, 43. Early education and
college life, 18. 43, 44. His father's
character, 18. 43 n. Studies law, 18.
44. His character as a lawyer, 18. 44,
45. Religious and personal traits of
character, 18. 45, 46. Interest in the
anti-slavery movement, 18. 46, 47. In-
scription in book given to his sisters,
18. 47. A member of the Legislature
and Governor, 18. 47, 48. Advocates
placing the militia on a war footing,
18. 48. His interest in colored troops,
18. 49, 50. Advocacy of emancipation,
18. 50, 58: anecdote in reference to, 18.
50-52. His views on the divorce laws,
18. 52, 53. On the usury laws, 18. 53.
On capital punishment, 18. 53. His
recommendation in regard to the dis-
position of the congressional grant of
land for an agricultural college, 18.
54-56. His veto messages, 18. 56. Po-
litical principles, 18. 57. Extract from
Mr. Browne's sketch of the Governor,
18. 58, 59. His valedictory address, 18.
59. Resumes the practice of law, 18.
60. His argument in favor of a license
law, 18. 60. His death, 18. 61. Trib-
utes to, 18. 62. Traits of character,
18. 64. Marriage, 18. 64. Children,
18. 64.
Andrew, John Forrester, 18. 64.
Andrew, Jonathan, 18. 42, 43, 43 n.
Andrew, Mrs. Nancy G., 18. 42, 43.
Andrew, Robert, 18. 42.
Andrew, Rev. Samuel. 8. 23, 27 : 14. 207,
215.
Andrew, Sarah Elizabeth, 18. 42.
Andrews, Capt. , death of, 15. 337.
Andrews, Miss, 12. 324 ; 16. 386.
Andrews, Mrs., 7. 248.
Andrews, Mrs. , 16. 295.
Andrews, Anne, 20. 317.
Andrews, Benjamin, 7. 187, 202, 209, 236,
245, 248 ; 8. 319, 352, 409.
Andrews, Ebenezer T., i. 143, 147, 444 ;
2. 326, 327; 3. 140. Contributes to
the purchase of the Society's build-
ing, i. 465 n. See Thomas & An-
drews.
Andrews, Edward, his remarkable cure,
5. 393.
Andrews, Edward, marriage of, 14. 152.
Andrews, Ferdinand, ig. 262.
Andrews, Hannah (Mrs. Hopkins), 17.
Andrews, Henry, 8. 321 ; n. 308.
Andrews, Henry, purchases shares of the
Pawtucket Canal, 5. 269.
Andrews, Israel Ward, LL.D., his ' Wash-
ington County and the Early Settlement
of Ohio ' cited, 17. 181 n.
Andrews, James, Boston, n. 146; 20. 18.
Business pertaining to the Winthrop
Manuscript Catalogues, 2. 46.
Andrews, Rev. Jedediah, 8. 29.
Andrews, John, 8. 279, 315; 10. 161 ; 17.
173. Letters of, 8. 316-412; n. 323;
12. 8, 58, 331. Sketch of, 8. 321.
Andrews, John, sentenced by a court-
martial, 16. 346.
Andrews, John, LL.D., his ' History of
the War with America,' I. 122, 132,
134. Cited, 13. 177.
Andrews, Rev. John, his 'Eulogy of Gen.
Washington,' i. 137.
Andrews, Joseph, 10. 160.
Andrews, Joseph, donation from, 2. 480.
Andrews, Loring, i. 13.
Andrews, Mrs. Ruthy (Barrell), 8. 318,
331, 335, 352, 354, 364, 383, 394, 403,
405-408, 411, 412.
Andrews, Samuel, ig. 163, 164.
Andrews, Samuel, request from, 2. 592.
Andrews, Thomas, 17. 143, 143 n.
Andrews, William, 7. 129.
Andros, Lady, 20. 210.
Andros, Barrett, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 266.
Andros, Sir Edmund, 2. 77 ; 3. 61 ; 4. 163;
7. 372, 486 ; 10. 97, 162, 324 ; n. 203 ;
12. 109, 113, 119, 393 ; 13. 112, 113, 228,
233, 415 n., 454-456; 14. 314; 16.
101, 103-105, 107, 108, 258 n.; 17. 93,
218-221, 224, 227, 353; 18. 261; 20.
148, 158, 281, 311. Letter of, i. 200.
Acts pertaining to the Andros admin-
istration, 2. 123. His imprisonment,
3. 10. Paper upon the Seal used by,
6. 79-81. His signature, faces 6. 80.
His expulsion from N. E., 7. 370. Por-
trait of, engraved, 10. 348. Proclama-
tion for Thanksgiving, 12. 110.
'Andros Tracts,' i. 458 n. Cited, i8.254n.
Angel, The, inn, 17. 203.
Angel, Capt. Abiathar, 15. 84.
ANGELIS, DON PEORO i>', a work of, do-
nated to the Society, 2. 188. Nomi-
nated a Corresponding Member, 2. 302.
Elected, 2. 303. Donations from, 2. 260,
325, 330, 349, 373, 493; 3. 1. Letter
from, 2. 325 ; 3. 1.
Angell, Col. Israel, 15. 142, 160. Letter
from, to the Governor of Rhode Island,
5. 220. At Brandywine, 5. 221, 222.
Angell, Joseph K., 14. 392.
Angelo, Michael, see Buonarotti, M. A.
Angelus Britannicus, 7. 129, 131-132.
Anger, Charles, donation from, i. 81.
Anghiera, Pietro Martire d', n. 423 n.
Cited, 10. 383. His ' De Orbe Novo/
i. 39.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Angier, John, E.G. 1653, 8. 12, 21, 25.
Angier, Rev. John, 13. 373.
Angier, Oakes. 13. 55, 371 n., 372. Notice
of, 13. 373- Extracts from a man-
uscript journal of, 2. 442, 442 n.
Angier, Rev. Samuel, 2. 449 n. ; 8. 14, Z6,
27; i3- 373; 17. 263, 272, 280
Anglesey, Arthur Annesley, Kan of,
permission given to Fitz J: Win-
throp to visit London, 6. 489. Letter
to, from Charles II. of England, 6.
490.
Anglo-Saxon type of men, 6. 362.
Anglo-Saxons, History of the, 2. 12, 13.
Anguilla cotton, growth of, at St. Simon s
and Savannah, 3. 224.
Ankerstroom, Johan Jakob, portrait of,
i. 56.
Ann, ship, 2. 560; 14. 368, 376 n. ; 18. 441 ;
19 381 ; 20. 274, 402.
Ann and Mary, ship, 7. 323.
Ann Arbor, 4. 94.
Ann Street, Boston, 6. 28, 29.
Anna, ship, case of, 19. 371, 371 n.
' Annales des Voyages,' 10. 474 ; II. 333.
Annapolis, Md., 5. 468 ; 6. 210 ; 19. 100.
Anne, Queen of England, i. 124; n. 131 n.,
206 ; 12. 253, 269, 273, 402 n. ; 13. 101 ;
15. 367; 17.21, 69; 18. 348; 19. 5, 403,
20. 284, 292, 394. Instructions to Gov.
Dudley, donation of, 2. 310, 310??. Dr.
Samuel Johnson touched for the king's
evil by, 3. 367. Accession of, 9. 483.
Rescript from, 9. 501.
Annesley, Arthur, Earl of Anglesey, see
Anglesey.
Annesley, George, Earl of Mountnorris,
see Mountnorris.
Annin, Joseph, donation from, and vote
of thanks to, 5. 230.
Annin, William B., engraves a map of
Boston, 6. 36-39. Smalt map of Boston
of the peninsular part only, 6. 39.
Annin & Smith's Map, description of, 6.
38.
Anniversary (Fiftieth) of the original
occupation, by the Society, of their
present building, 20. 171, 172.
Anniversary of the battle of Lexington,
4. 22 ; of Bunker Hill, 4. 52, 55, 68 ; of
the landing of the Pilgrims, 4. 140.
Annual assessments, i. 3, 69; 3. 240; 5.
191; 12.70; 13. 141. Amount of, 3.
240-244 ; 12. 70 ; 13. 141.
Annual meetings of the Society, includ-
ing the election of officers and annual
reports, 1791, i. 4; 1792, i. 34; 1793
i. 49; 1794, i. 64 ; 1795, i. 82 ; 1796, i.
96 ; 1797, 1. 105 ; 1798, x. 116 ; 1799, i.
124; 1800, i. 132; 1801, x. 139; 1802,
.148; 1803,1.156; 1804, 1. 164
.169; 1806,1.188; 1807,1.193
>; 1809,!. 205; 1810,1.215
1805,
1808,
1811,
.220; 1812,1.225; 1813,1.230; 1814
.238; 1815,1.245; 1816,1.253; 1817,
.263; 1818, 272; 1819, .279; 1820,
.288; 1821, .335; 1822, . 341 ; 1823,
.350; 1824, .374; 1825, .380; 1826,
.387; 1827, 398; 1828, .409; 1829,
.418- 1830, .427; 1831, .437; 1832,
.451'; 1833, .464; 1834, .487; 1835,
2. 1 ; 1836, 2. 36 ; 1837, 2. 79 ; 1838, 2.
102 ; 1839, 2. 129 ; 1840, 2. 147 ; 1841,
1842,2.227:
1845, 2. 310 :
1844,
1847,
1850,
2. 188 ; 1842, 2. 227 ; 1843, 2. 249
2. 268 ; 1845, 2. 310 ; 1846, 2. 341
2. 365 ; 1848, 2. 385 ; 1849, 2. 424
2.452; 1851,2.471; 1852,2.486; 1853,
2. 526 ; 1854, 2. 555; 1855, 3. 1 ; 1856,
3. 84 ; 1857, 3. 155 ; 1858, 4. 1 ; 1859, 4.
234 ; 1860, 5. 1 ; 1861, 5. 171 ; 1862, 6.
1 ; 1863, 7. 1; 1864, 7. 347; 1865, 8. 253;
1866, 9. 177; 1867, 10. 1; 1808, 10. 144;
1869. ii. 1; 1870, n. 233; 1871, 12. 67;
1872, 12. 214; 1873, 13. 1; 1874, 13. 263;
1875, 14. 1; 1876, 14. 317; 1877, 15. 259;
1878, 16. 154; 1879, 17. 60; 1880, 18. 1 ;
1881, 18. 400; 1882, 19. 265; 1883, 20.
171. Printed minutes of, exhibited by
Mr. Deane, 3. 32. Duties of the officers
and regular committees of the Society,
see By-Laws of the Society.
' Annual Register,' i. 31. Copies of,
from 1764 to 1784 donated to the So-
ciety, 3. 181. Cited, 19. 220 n.
'Annual Register and Remembrancer,' 6.
365.
Anonomow, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Anson, George, Lord, paper relating to
his voyages, 2. 356.
Anstruther, Capt. , 18. 78.
Antas, Don Miguel d', donation from, 10.
331.
Ante-Columbian History of America, 2.
97, 98 n., 109.
' Anthology,' 10. 228.
Anthology Club, x. 391, 423, 430; 10.
163 ; 12. 24 ; 16. 129 ; 17. 403, 404 ; 19.
176 n. Records of, 2. 387. State-
ment of the early history of, 2. 387,
387 n., 388 n., 389 n. Original members
of, 2. 388 n.
'Anthology of Ancient Latin Epigrams,'
1 8. 402, 403.
Anthony, Indian, 19. 412 n.
Anthony, Saint, 10. 163.
Anthony, Hon. Henry B., 15. 161.
Anthony, Mark, 12. 202.
Anthony's Nose, Mohawk River, 10
404.
Anti-federalists at the Convention of 1788,
3. 302-304.
'Anti-Masonic Mirror,' 16. 408.
Anti-Sejanus, Rev., pseudon., 14. 169.
'Anti-Slavery Standard,' 15. 286.
Antietam, battle of, 6. 327 n.
Antigua, 7. 236.
Antinomianism, authorship of a book on,
3. 257, 258.
Antinomians, n. 461. In New England,
6. 64. Opposition to, 6 477.
,
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Antiquarian Club, see Boston Antiqua-
rian Club.
Antiquarian societies, increase in the
number of, 19. 252.
Antiquarian Society, i. xv. Fac-simile
of a plan of, written by Dr. Belknap,
I. xii-xiii.
Antiquarian Society, see American Anti-
quarian Society.
Antiquaries, Royal Societjr of Northern,
see Kongeligt Nordiske Oldskrift Sels-
kab.
Antiquaries, Society of, France, see, Soci-
ete Franeaise de Numismatique et d' Ar-
che'ologie.
Antiquaries, Society of, London, see So-
ciety of Antiquaries of London.
Antiquaries, Society of, Newcastle upon
Tijne, see Society of Antiquaries of
Newcastle upon Tyne.
Antiquaries, Society of, Scotland, see So-
ciety of Antiquaries of Scotland.
'Antiquitates Americana?,' 2. 29, 30, 30 n.,
85 n., 98 n., 107 n., 109 n., 122, 126 n.,
501 n., 505 n. ; 8. 82, 181-194. Copies
of, to be sent to America, 2. 97 n., 98 n.
Copies of, forwarded to America, 2
107 n., 108 n. Distribution of, 2. 122,
126 n.
'Antiquities of Mexico/ 2. 137, 138.
Antoninus, Archbp. of Florence, n. 418.
Antoninus, Marcus Aurelius, 3. 384 ; 18.
392.
Antoninus Pius, coin of, I. 106.
Antwerp, 7. 116.
Antwerp Archaeological Congress, dele-
gates to, 9. 228 ; 10. 36.
Anville, Jean Baptiste d', 2. 491. His map
of North America, 2. 525.
Anwarpe, John, or Antwerp, John of, 8. 94.
Apaumet, Hendrick, his ' Remarks on the
Indians/ i. 217.
' Apollo/ see ' American Apollo.'
' Apollo Anglicanus/ 7. 129, 130.
Apollo Press, i. xxvii, 45 n.
Apollonio, Nicholas A., donation from, 8.
442 ; 10. 314.
Apollonius, Gulielmus, i. 10; 3. 288.
Appalachian Mountain Club, 20. 355.
Appeals in English law, 5. 237.
Apple Island, Boston Harbor, 20. 4.
Appleton, Amory, see Appleton, James
Amory.
Appletbn, C. H., settlement in business
affairs with W. Appleton, 6. 436.
Appleton, Charles Sedgwick, d. 1835, 5.
292, 307.
Appleton, D., & Co. (Daniel), donations
from, 2. 262, 265, 288, 301, 307, 352.
Appleton, Ebenezer (Parker $- Appleton),
5. 260; 6. 431; u. 308. Date of his
death, 6. 431 n. Visit to Little Walding-
field, 9. 466.
Appleton, Mrs. Elizabeth M., donation
from, 7. 408.
Appleton, Mrs. Emily W., 15. 269. Do-
nation from, 15. 178, 269. Vote of
thanks to, 15. IbO.
Appleton, George A., and the U. S. flag,
5- 374.
Appleton, Harriot, 5. 307.
Appleton, Mrs. Harriot Coffin (Sumner),
5. 307.
Appleton, Deacon Isaac, 3. 10 ; 5. 253.
His residence and family, 3. 10, 11.
Appleton, Sir Isaac, 9. 466.
Appleton, James Amory, son of Hon.
William Appleton, 6. 440-442, 450.
Death of, 6. 440.
Appleton (Appulton), John, -d. 1412 or
1414,3. 8; 5. 252; 6. 430.
Appleton, John (1710), 20. 287, 315, 317,
318.
Appleton, John (1767), letter to, 8. 4, 5.
APPLETON, JOHN, M.D., i. 124 n.; n. 34,
36 ; 12. 8, 79, 237 ; 13. 232 ; 15. 257 ; 16.
256; 18. 264; 19. 355; 20. 115, 116. A
catalogue of the Library made by him,
2. 43 n., 44 n.; 3. 160; 5. 19. His ser-
vices in the Library as Assistant Li-
brarian, 2 591 w., 592 n.; 3. 87, 160; 4.
251 ; 5. 21, 188, 193 ; 6. 10; 7. 16, 23, 351-
354; 8. 4; 9. 184, 186, 189, 298, 461;
10. 11, 126, 157, 169, 171, 321, 323, 471-
473. Submits a statement concerning
the pamphlets, books, etc., 3. 87. Do-
nations from, 3. 114; 5. 229, 372, 440;
6. 23, 78; 7. 1, 168, 303, 338, 368, 373,
375, 376, 408, 474; 8. 254, 314, 431, 466,
480; 9. 66, 81, 177, 196, 227, 255, 353,
357, 368, 436, 463, 467, 468 ; 10. 1, 21,
33, 40, 80, 86, 105, 117, 134, 144, 206,
311, 314, 320, 331, 335, 344, 368, 409.
Salary received, for services as As-
sistant Librarian, 4. 251 ; 5. 21, 188 ; 6.
10 ; 7. 16, 352-354 ; 8. 268-270 ; 9. 180,
181 ; 10. 8, 9, 166, 167. Annual report
of the Cabinet, 6. 6, 17-19; 7. 23-25,
359-361. Identification of the portrait
of W: Hay ley, D.D., 6. 22. Letter
from, in regard to the portrait of Wil-
liam III., 6. 331-332. Donation of the
Pedigree of Appleton, b}% 7. 375 ; 15.
367. Description of MSS. given by W.
Winthrop, 8. 79. Letter to, 8. 477-479.
Permission granted to copy 'Proceed-
ings of the Town of Ipswich/ etc., 9.
178. Note by, on Rev. Samuel Mather,
of Windsor, Conn., 9. 462. 'Monu-
mental Memorials of the Appleton
Family/ presented by, 9. 466; 15. 367.
His death, 10. xvi, 470; n. 32. Letter
to, 10. 45 n. Elected Resident Mem-
ber, 10. 411. Remarks on his death,
and resolution adopted by the Society,
10. 470-473. Resignation of the office
of Assistant Librarian, n. 33. Trib-
ute to, by Dr. Green, n. 43. Portrait
of, presented, 12. 56. ' Memoir of/ by
Charles Deane, 15. 365. Paper by, on
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
the Great Seal of New England used by
Andros, 6. 79-81 ; 15. 367. On Alma-
nacs in reign of Queen Anne, 7. 125-132;
15. 367 On an Amortissement of Louis,
Duke of Orleans, 7. 153; 15. 367.
Sketch of the ' Journal de Castorland,'
7. 326-338 ; 15. 367. On an order of
the Privy Council on the petition of W:
Morton, 7. 344-346; 15. 367. On early
charts of the harbor of Boston, 7. 475-
477 ; 15. 367. On the portrait of Sebas-
tian Cabot, 8. 91-96. His paper on
the 'Alleged Portrait of Rev. John
Wilson/ 10. 41-48 ; 15. 367 ; 20. 114.
Papers contributed by, to the Society,
15. 367.
Appleton, Mrs. John (Elizabeth Messer),
15. 366.
Appleton, John S., 6. 279n. Note by, 8. 5.
Appleton, Major John W. M., 10 172; 15.
366. Donations from, 7. 115, 360, 474;
8.76.
Appleton, Joseph, 5. 253.
Appleton, Rev. Joseph, father of W : Ap-
pleton, 6. 431. Pamphlet published by,
6. 431. Death of, 6. 432.
Appleton, Mrs. Maria Theresa (Gold), 5.
260, 307.
Appleton, Mary Adams, 3. 10.
Appleton, Mrs. Mary Ann (Cutler), 6. 436.
Appleton, Marv Gore, 3. 14, 18 ; 8. 171.
Appleton, Mrs'. Mary Hook, 6. 431-433.
Appleton, N. W., 6. 436.
APPLETON, Hon. NATHAN, x. 496, 499, 503;
3. 13, 14 ; 4. 167 ; 6. 431, 437 n. ; 7. 421 ;
10. 343; xx. 308, 341, 342; 12. 5, 132;
13. 3, 447 ; 16. 377, 405 ; 17. 283. His
death, i. xiiii ; 5. ix, 224-226; 6. 6,
458 ; 7. 305. Contributes to the pur-
chase of the Society's building, i. 465n.
Nominated a Resident Member, i. 481.
Elected, x. 493. Accepts membership,
1. 495. One of the twenty-six mem-
bers in the heliotype frontispiece, z.
vii ; 3. 32a. Elected a member of the
Standing Committee, z. 3. Present at
meetings of the Society, z. 3, 12, 14, 90,
92, 96, 117, 126, 135, 137, 141, 149, 171,
178, 181, 185, 188, 212, 216, 219, 225,
227, 234, 241, 247, 251, 253, 261, 263,
294, 297, 300, 303, 307, 309, 318, 324,
335, 338, 340, 345, 354, 358, 362-364,
370, 376, 377, 380, 382, 385, 417, 419,
421, 424, 429, 434, 441, 443, 445, 456,
458, 460, 462, 466, 468, 478, 479, 481,
483, 486, 499, 503, 507, 513, 525, 542,
548, 551, 552, 554, 559, 592, 599, 604,
606, 607. His place on the Standing
Committee filled by Rev. Mr. Francis,
2. 26. Donations from, 2. 112, 188 237,
238, 310, 334, 428, 458 ; 3. 85, 258 262
284 ; 4. 107, 139, 146, 384. Of com-
mittee to consider the daily opening of
the Library, z. 134, 135. Report on the
matter, z 135 n., 136 n. Money bor-
rowed of, on the Treasurer's note, z.
148 n. Money paid to, z. 211 n. One
of the subscribers to the Gore portrait,
z. 312 n. Of committee to act con-
cerning the printing of certain scien-
tific works by Congress, z. 337. Report
of the committee, z. 338, 339. A sub-
scriber for reprinting certain of the
volumes of the Collections, z. 347, 368.
Of committee to procure a copy of the
'American Archives,' 2.418. Report
of the committee, z. 420. Of commit-
tee to address a memorial to the Gen-
eral Court concerning the ownership
of certain papers, z. 420, 420 n. Re-
port of the committee, z. 435, 436,
436?i.- 441 n. Account of the fund
given by him and others, z. 425. Com-
municates a Royal Order, issued in
1682, 2. 428. Chosen President pro
tempore, z 455. Presides, z. 455; 5.
48, 52. Of committee to procure better
accommodations for the Society, z. 468.
Of Nominating Committee, z. 485, 525.
Of committee to draught a series of reso-
lutions to the memory of the late Daniel
Webster, z. 502. Of committee to pre-
pare a memorial to be addressed to the
United States Congress, z. 550. Re-
port of the committee on enlarged ac-
commodations for the Society, z. 555;
3. 42, 47, 48, 66, 67. Communication
from, concerning the will of Hon. Sam-
uel Appleton, z. 597. Amount sub-
scribed by, for the uses of the Library
and Catalogue, 2. 603n. Trustee of the
will of Samuel Appleton, 3. 5. Re-
quested to prepare a memoir of Mr.
Lawrence, 3. 41 , 68. Motion concerning
a mortgage of the premises, 3. 65. The
mortgage executed, 3. 66, 67. Reports
a lease of the apartments recently oc-
cupied by the Suffolk Savings Bank
for Seamen, 3. 66. Reports the pur-
chase of the building of the Provident
Institution of Savings, 3. 66. His ' Me-
moir of Abbott Lawrence ' referred to
the Publishing Committee, 3. 67, 68.
Special meeting at his residence, 3.
89. Of committee to take action con-
cerning the Dowse Library, 3. 107-109.
His liberal donation to the Society, 3.
168. Signs a memorial remonstrat-
ing against a petition of the Historic,
Genealogical Society, for a change of
its corporate name, 3. 266-270. Por-
trait of, 5. v, 249. Remarks on his
death, 5. 224-226. Autograph, and
portrait of, face, 5. 249. Memoir of,
5. 249-308. Settlement with W: Ap-
pleton, 6. 436. Remarks upon his
nephew W : Appleton, 6. 439 ; and W :
Sturgis, 7, 434. His ' Memoir of Hon.
Abbott Lawrence,' 3. 68-82. List of
his writings, 5. 307-308.
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Appleton, Nathan, Jr., 5. 307. Donation
from, ii. 499.
Appleton, Nathaniel (1774), 8. 365; n.
140 ; 20. 15.
Appleton, Nathaniel, donation from, i. 74.
Appleton, Rev. Nathaniel, D.D., letter
from, to Jos. Sewall (1697), 8. 213.
Appleton, Rev. Nathaniel, D.D., 4. 84 ;
16. 52, 238, 301, 303.
Appleton, Nathaniel W., M.D., 7. 179.
Appleton, Samuel, b. 1586, emigrates to
America from Little Waldiniifield, 3.
8 ; 5. 252; 6. 430. Takes the freeman's
oath in 1(530, 3. 9.
Appleton, Samuel, to advise in the matter
of erecting a town-house in Boston, 3.
343.
Appleton, Capt. Samuel, Portland, 3. 16.
Appleton, Col. Samuel, grandson of the
emigrant Samuel Appleton, b. 1654, d.
1725, 14. 144; 17. 96.
Appleton, Hon. Samuel, i. 465 n., 2. 430;
3. 3 ; 6. 430, 431 ; 7. 421 ; 11. 36, 308 ;
12. 74, 131, 220; 13. 3, 15, 273, 424;
14. 322; 15. 270; 16. 154, 167 ; 17. 70;
18. 30, 410 ; 19. 291 ; 20. 193. Con-
tributes to the purchase of the Society's
building, i. 465 n. Donations from,
2. 146, 170, 503, 599. Subscribes to-
wards reprinting certain volumes of
the Collections, 2. 347, 368. Commu-
nication and donation from the trus-
tees of his will, 2. 597 ; 3. 2-7, 18,
357 ; 4. 244, 252 ; 5. 22, 189 ; 6. 10 ; 7.
27, 352; 10. 9, 106. A committee ap-
pointed to attend to the matter of his
trustees' communication, 2. 598. Ac-
tion of the Society in regard to his
donation, 2. 599-601. Engraving of,
presented to the Society, 3. iv. Me-
moir of, prepared by Dr. Lothrop, 3.
3, 4, 7. Stock transferred to the So-
ciety, by order of his will, 3. 5-7.
Engraving and autograph of, faces 3.
7. Memoir of, reprinted from the Col-
lections, 3. 7-18. Birth and ancestry
of, 3. 8-10. His business in Boston,
3. 13, 14 ; 5. 255, 257. His marriage,
3. 14. His death, 3. 14, 15. His me-
moir included in copies of Bradford's
History, 3. 90. His portrait procured
for the Society, 3. 130 ; 4. 5. Indebt-
edness of the Society to, 3. 168, 357 ;
4. 5. Money given by, for the curable
insane, 6. 452.
Appleton, Major Samuel, son of the emi-
grant Samuel Appleton, b. 1624, d. 1696,
3. 9, 10. His services in the Colonies
during the Indian wars, 3. 9; 14. 124 n.
Appleton, Mrs. Samuel, see Appleton,
Mrs. Mary Gore.
Appleton, Thomas Gold, 5. 307 ; 16. 406 ;
17. 427; 19. 347, 357. Visits Europe,
5 21)2. Extracts from a letter of, 16.
408, 409.
Appleton, William, 12. 324. Donations
from, 7. 145, 152, 153,303, 304, 356,477;
8. 171. Vote of thanks to, 7. 145, 304.
Appleton, William de, 3. 8.
APPLETON, Hon. WILLIAM, d. 1862, 4. 120,
439; 7. 98, 421 ; n. 307; 12. 5; 13. 3;
20. 410, 416. Subscribes toward the
reprinting of certain volumes of the
Collections, 2. 347, 368. Communi-
cation from, concerning the will of
Hon. S : Appleton, 2. 597. Donations
from, 2. 599 ; 3. 40, 48 ; 4. 430. Elected
a Resident Member, 4. 108; 6. 454.
Trustee of the will of Samuel Apple-
ton, 3. 5. To receive printed volumes
of the Collections, 3. 84. Liberal do-
nation from, 3. 168. Of Auditing Com-
mittee, 4. 228, 255, 273, 439. His death,
5. ix, 441, 443, 458 ; 6. 6, 461 n. Re-
marks on, 5. 441, 443, 458-464. Memoir
of, by Dr. Bobbins, 5. 446 ; 6. v, 429-
469 ; 20. 410. Portrait of, given to the
Society, 6. v. Portrait of, faces 6. 430.
His wealth and generosity, 6. 431 n.,
442-449, 451-454, 400-465. Letter
from, to Hon. H. B. Rogers, 6. 451-452.
Fund given for the benefit of the in-
sane, 6. 451-453. The Appleton build-
ings, 6. 451, 453. Letter to, from W. S.
Bullard, 6. 453, 454. His life at Wash-
ington while a member of Congress, 6.
454-460. Of the Committee of Ways
and Means, 6. 455, 468. Letter giving
a short memoir of, from Rt. Rev.
Alonzo Potter, 6. 465-469. Lends
money to Dr. L. V Bell, 7. 85. His
recommendation of Dr. Bell, 7. 90.
Appleton, William, Jr., d. 1835 or 6, son
of Hon. W. Appleton, 6. 438. Ill-
ness and death of, 5. 293, 294 ; 6. 438,
439, 439 n.
Appleton, William, & Co., n. 307.
APPLETON, WILLIAM S., n. 158, 163,
501 ; 12. 8, 226, 322, 329; 13. 20, 278;
14. 159; 15. 274; 16. 161, 163, 181 ; 17.
50 n., 58, 60, 120, 294; 18. 25, 27, 29; 19.
357 ; 20. 206. Date of graduation, 5.
307. Donations from, 5. 309; 6. 20; 7.
375, 376 ; 10. 40, 206 ; n. 306, 388 ; 12.
263 ; 15. 305 ; 17. 229. Vote of thanks
to, 7. 375 ; 18. 36. Elected a Resident
Member, n. 92. Accepts membership,
11. 1 43. Letter from, noticing the death
of John Bruce, F.S.A., u. 164. Re-
ports on collection of coins presented
by Mr. Savage, n. 252. Meeting of the
Society at his house, ii. 291. Commu-
nication from, ii. 309. Of committee
on the Society's Building, n. 326.
Communicates letters of Paul Jones,
12. 276. Of a committee to nominate
officers, 12. 447. Elected a member of
the Standing Committee, 13. 21. Ex-
hibits a caricature relating to the Sci-
oto Company of Ohio, 13. 82. Remarks
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
APPLETON, WILLIAM S. (continued).
of, on seals, 13. 232, 233. Vote of
• thanks to, on retiring from the Stand-
ing Committee, 13. 279. Elected Cab-
inet-Keeper, 13. 279; 14.28, 328; 15.
276; 16. 173; 17. 76. Description of
the Washington medals by, 13. 289-
292. Cabinet-Keeper, 13. 289, 305, 378,
447, 451; 14. 25, 103, 158, 317, 318,
328 ; 15. 380 ; 16. 100, 155, 380 ; 17. 50,
60, 78, 101, 229. Of committee on the
Somerby Collections, 13. 313. Remarks
of, on the Albemarle portrait of Wash-
ington, 13. 375-377. Annual reports
of, when Cabinet-Keeper, for the years
ending April, 1875, 14. 27; April, 1876,
14. 327; April, 1877, 15. 269; April,
1878, 16. 165, 106; April, 1879, 17. 09;
April, 1880, 18. 28, 29. Exhibits a gold
impression of Manly's Washington
medal, 14. 82. Of committee on the
Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition, 14.
158. Exhibits caricatures relating to
the American Revolution, 14. 168. Re-
port of committee on Centennial Exhi-
bition, 14. 170. Of committee to exam-
ine a portrait of Sir William Phips, 14.
206. Reports reception of the model
of the Brattle Street Meeting-house, 15.
380. Announces a gift from Mr. Harri-
son Ellery, 16. 100 ; from Mrs. Mary
C. Wheeler, 16. 155. Of a committee
to dispose of the Society's specimens
of Natural History, 16. 256. Presents
a copy of the medal struck in honor of
John Paul Jones's victory over the
' Serapis,' 17. 50. Reports concerning a
catalogue of the paintings and engrav-
ings belonging to the Society, 17. 101.
Of committee to arrange the collection
of autographs of Mrs. Grenville Temple -.
Winthrop, 17. 102, 103. Gift from, 17.
229. Declines re-election as 'Cabinet-
Keeper, 1 8. 27. His work as Record
Commissioner, 19. 288. Remarks by,
on Col. Chester, 19. 329, 330. Paper on
coins and medals, n. 292-305. His
'Ancestry of Priscilla Baker,' cited, 12.
397.
Appleton, Me., 3. 13.
Appleton Buildings, 6. 451, 453.
Appleton Family, 3. 3, 9 ; 6. 30 ; 14. 38.
Motto and pedigree of, 5. 302; 7. 375;
15. 367.
Appleton Fund, 2. 599-601; 3 2-7 18
32, 85, 165; 4. 241, 252, 254 ; 5. 22' 24*
152, 187, 189, 191; 6. 10, 12- 7 1?'
19, 352-355; 8. vi, 268, 270 ; 9. 181 ; 10!
O 1O 1 C/? i rrv IP?* rtF- T»<-» *n .
277,278; 14. 321, 322, 326; 15. 269,
2/0, 275; 16. 167, 169, 171, 172; 17
70-72, 74, 75; 18. 29, 30, 32, 35 410
412, 414; 19. 291-293, 295; 20. 193, 195^
196, 198. A committee appointed to
act upon the matter of the will and
donation from Hon. Samuel Appleton,
2. 698. Report of the committee on,
2. 599-601. A committee appointed to
consider matters of business pertaining
to, 2. 605. Uses of the income of, 3. iv,
2-7 ; 6. v, 8, 10.
Appleton Library, North Brookfield, 6.
431.
Appleton Manufacturing Company, 18.
167. Shares owned by the Society, 2.
597; 3.5; 6. 10.
Appleton Publishing Fund, founder of,
3. 7. See Appleton Fund.
Applications and requests made to the
Society, 5. 44, 47, 48, 60, 84, 87, 229,
320, 406.
Appotesi, chief, 7. 432.
Appulton, see Appleton.
Apres de Mannevillette, Jean Baptiste N.
Denis d', his 'Navigation de la France
aux Indes,' i. 217.
April Fool's Day, protest against, 12. 368.
Apsley, Sir Allen, 13. 94.
Apthorp, Charles, Pocket Almanack for
1779, with manuscript notes by, pre-
sented, 9. 82.
Apthorp, Charles, b. 1698, d. 1758, por-
trait of, by Blackburn, 16. 386, 387.
Apthorp, Mrs. Charles (Grissilda East-
wick), portrait of, by Blackburn, 16.
386.
Apthorp, Rev. East, D.D., 19. 67, 113.
His house in Cambridge, 5. 415 n. His
sermon at the opening of Christ Church,
Cambridge, 1. 10, 137. His 'Answer to
Mayhew's Defence,' i. 10.
Apthorp, George Henry, his 'Description
of the Dutch Colony at Surinam,' i. 30.
Apthorp, James, donation from, i. 30.
Apthorp, John T., 19. 282.
Apthorp, Mrs. Robert E., 16. 395.
Apthorp, Stephen, 17. 173.
Apthorp, Thomas, n. 392, 395.
Apthorp, William, n. 395.
Aptuxet, 3. 256.
Aquatink Creek, 7. 82.
Aquidnec, 8. 197.
Aquinas, Thomas, St., 18. 143 n.
Arabs, 6. 125.
Arago, Dominique Fran9ois, 18. 176, 202.
Aranda, Pedro Pablo Abaraca de Bolea,
Conde de, 4. 375 ; 15. 48.
Arbella, ship, 5. 94. Historic importance
of, 6. 4. Sailing of, 6. 415, 474.
Arc, Joan of, see Dare.
' Archaeologia Americana,' 2. 86 n. Cited,
12. 173; 16. 203 n.
Archaeological Congress at Antwerp, del-
egates appointed to, 9. 228 ; 10. 36.
Archaeological Institute of America, 19.
252.
Archaeological Publications, list of, 2.
573.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
25
Archaeologists, 6. 16, 25. Circular of a
proposed meeting of those interested in
the history of America before its dis
covery by Columbus, 13. 379.
Archbald, Azor, donation from, i. 131.
Archdale, Gov. John, 18. 393.
Archer, Gabriel, his account of the Voy-
age of Columbus, 2. 119*«.
Archer, James T., donation from, 2. 378.
Archer, Thos., 3. 201.
Archibald, Lieut. Edward, 15. 85.
Archimedes, n. 300.
' Architects' and Mechanics' Journal/
donation from publishers of, 4. 424.
Archives of the Society, 3. v ; 13. 182 n.
Committee appointed to prepare a list
of, 9. 191.
Arden, Dr. , 16. 106.
Are-frode, his ' Islendingabok ' cited, 18.
20. His ' Landnamabok ' cited, 18. 21.
Aretino, Pietro, n. 422 n.
Argall (Argoll), Sir Samuel, 10. 384, 385;
14. 361; 18. 115«., 293.
Argentine, steamer, 7. 415.
Argentine Confederation, 2. 349 n.
Argentine Republic, 7. 415.
Arguello, Don Josef, n. 353.
Argyleshire, 7. 27.
Argyll (Argyle), George Douglas Camp-
bell, 8th Duke of, 13. 70 ; 16. 430 ; 18.
349; 19. 267.
Argyll, John Campbell, 2d Duke of, 13.
101.
Arians, 6. 478.
Ariel, 3-215.
Arin, William, killed by Indians, 14. 124.
Ariosto, 3. 384.
Aristasnetus, 3. 384.
Aristides, pseudon., see Burr, Aaron.
Aristides, G. A., his Greek translation of
Irving's ' Columbus/ 4. 417.
Aristizabal, Don Gabriel de, 2. 105 n.
Aristotle, works of, i. 152; 3. 384. His
' Ethics ' cited, 18. 136 n.
Arizona Historical Society, donation
from, 8. 463.
Arizona Indians, 12. 1.
Ark (?) Club, 19. 219.
Arkstee & Merkus publish the German
Map of Boston, 6. 37.
Arkwright, Sir Richard, public labors of,
6. 424.
Arlington, Henry Bennet, Lord, 4. 276 ;
10. 390 ; 20. 80. Matters relating to
the Atherton purchase and Narragan-
sett Patent, 6. 68 n.-72 n. Warrant
signed by, 10. 388. Letters to, 10.
389.
Arlington, Mass., 4. 93 ; 8. 233 ; 17. 323.
Arlington House, 10. 450.
Arlington Street, Boston, 6. 4, 5.
Arlington Street Church, Boston, 20. 350.
Vote of thanks to the proprietors of,
20. 40.
Armenian Bole, Terra sigillata, 5. 392.
'Armeria Real de Madrid/ prospectus
of proposed publication of, 2. 573.
Armestrong, Mr. , 6. 339.
Armine, Lady , 17. 249.
Arminianism, 6. 427.
Arminius, Jacobus (James Harmensen),
12. 185; 16.411,458.
Armistead, Lt.-Col. George, defender of
Fort McHenry, 5. 374.
Armistead, William, his negro slave
emancipated, 6. 236.
Armitage, Manasseh, 8. 13, 21, 26.
Arms, Richard, 17. 159.
Armstrong, Mrs., mentioned in Ezekiel
Price's Diary, 7. 189, 199, 220, 224.
Armstrong, Edward, letter from, 2. 423.
His paper on the ' Site of Fort Nas-
sau/ 20 104.
Armstrong, John, letter of, to Smollett, i.
136.
Armstrong, Gen. John, n. 297. Original
letter of, presented, 12. 289.
Armstrong, Major John, Jr., 3. 180, 280.
Report of committee on the safety of
the Southern States, 6. 216-218.
Armstrong, Samuel T., contributes to
purchase the Society's building, i.
465 n. Donation from, 2. 215.
Army, the, 3. 206, 280. Service rendered
by negro soldiers, 6. 172-248. See Brit-
ish, Continental, French, Parliamen-
tary, Turkish, and United States Army.
Arna-Magnaean Collection, 2. 506 n.
Arnaud, Antoine, 16. 251.
Arnault, John, 4. 353, 354, 356.
Arnim, "Count d', 4. 236.
Arnobius, 18. 426.
Arnold, Gen. Benedict, i. 168, 478 n. ; 3.
114; 4.287; 7. 137, 221, 234, 2C7 ; n.
257 ; 12. 192, 200, 276 ; 15. 68, 152, 153 ;
17. 459 ; 19 72 n., 385, 408. Journal of
his expedition to Canada, i. 131. In-
cidents of the Revolutionary War, 3.
273-275. His force blockaded, 5. 151.
Advance of, in Canada, 6. 187. Wound-
ed, 7. 230. Anecdote of treason of, 16.
366, 367. Orders issued immediately
after the discovery of the treason of,
19. 385 n.
Arnold, Mrs. Benedict, 10. 36; ix. 257.
Arnold, Elias, n. 413 n.
Arnold, George, 7. 354; 8. 41; 12. 216;
13. 100. Engaged as janitor and gen-
eral assistant, 2. 592. His work on the
Trumbull and other manuscripts, 3. 93-
95. Engaged to arrange the mass of
unbound papers, etc., and to work in
the Library, 3. 32 c., 32 c, n. His
salary, 4. 251 ; 5. 21, 188 ; 6. 9 ; 7. 16,
352; 10. 8, 11, 166, 169; n. 34, 38,
246 ; 12. 73, 74, 76, 220, 223 ; 13. 14,
272, 273, 275 ; 14. 321, 322, 325 ; 15.
269, 273 ; 16. 169. Donations from, 5.
309, 347, 372; 7. 139, 140, 152, 298; 8.
201, 268, 270, 274, 280, 431; 9. 347; 10
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
40, 335. Identification of the portrait
of Gov. Hutcbinson by, 10. 480 ; n. 44.
His services brought to a close, 16. 165
Arnold, George, Jr., donation from, 5. 58.
Arnold, James, 20. 258.
Arnold, Matthew, 20. 394.
Arnold, Peleg, donation from, I. 76.
Arnold, Samuel, 17. 345.
ARNOLD, Hon. SAMUEL G , LL.D., 7. 23;
18. 26. Nominated a Corresponding
Member, 2. 001. Elected, 2. 006 ; 3. 1.
Letter from, accepting membership, 3.
1. Donation from, 4. 146 ; 5. 48. His
death, 17. xviii. Remarks by the Pres-
ident on announcing the death of, 17.
360. His 'History of Rhode Island'
cited, 2. 339 n. ; 6. 73 n., 77, 206; 12.
354 n., 401 M. ; 13. 251 n. ; 17. 223 n.
Extracts from the 'History/ 5. '220,
' 221.
Arnold, Rev. Thomas, D.D., 19. 6. Anec-
dote of, ii. 290.
Arnold Arboretum, 20. 258.
Arnoult, Eugene, a communication from,
2. 45. His Journal of the Institute, 2.
45, 45 n., 58. Report of Mr. Willard
on the subject of his communication,
2. 49. His requests declined, 2. 57-59.
Arnzen, Niels, gives Dighton Rock to
the Royal Society of Northern Anti-
quaries, 5. 226r Letter from, in regard
to the donation of Dighton Rock, 6.
252. Letter to, from the King of Den-
mark, 6. 253.
Aron, Arum, 5. 390.
Arrian, 3. 384.
Arrivet engraves the German Map, 6. 37.
Arrowheads discovered in Medford,
Mass., 6. 363.
Arrovvsick Island, 3. 324.
Arsenal at Harper's Ferry, seizure of,
1859, 9. 244.
Art, works of, in the Library of Mr.
Dowse, 3. 172.
'Art of Pleading,' i. 55.
Arthur, Chester A., President of the Unitea
States, 19. 101.
Articles in the By-laws of the Society,
see By-laws of the Society.
Articles in the Constitution of the United
States, see United States, etc.
Articles of Confederation of the four
New England Colonies, see New Eng-
land.
Artiguenave, Jos. Linna, 17. 412.
Artillery Election Sermons, a list of
preachers of, to be prepared, i. 213.
Sermon preached by Rev. W. P. Lunt.
in 1847, 3. 213.
Arundel, Thomas Howard. 1st Earl of.
13- 94, 07,98.
Arundell, Henry, Zd Baron, 13. 106.
Asassawsh, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Asby, James, n. 393, 395.
Ash, John, killed by Indians, 14. 143.
Ash, St. George, Bp. of Clogher, 20. 279.
Ash, Rev. Simeon, 18. 388.
Ashburnham, John Ashburnham, Id Earl
of, 12. 417.
Ashburnham, Mass., 3. 13, 73 ; 12. 405,
406, 408, 417.
Ashburton, Alexander Baring, 1st Lord,
10. 247; ii. 231 ; 17. 37»n. His 'In-
quiries into the Orders in Council,' i.
202.
Ashburton, John Dunning, 1st Baron, 19.
219 Counsel in Somerset's case, 7.
320, 325. Abused for his share in the
case, 7. 323, 324.
Ashburton Place, 6. 29.
Ashburton Treaty, 2. 531.
i Ashby, Eng., family seat of Baron Has-
tings of Ashby de la Zouche, 12. 418.
1 Ashby, Mass., 12. 405, 408 ; 18. 155. Ori-
gin of name of, 12. 418.
Ashc, , 17. 204 n.
Asher, George M., LL.D., 18. 91 n.
Ashfield, Mr. , 3. '228.
Ashfield, Mass., 12. 405, 408. Origin of
the name of, 12. 418.
Ashfield, Suffolk, Eng., 12. 418.
Ashford, Conn., 6. 69 n. ; 17. 199.
Ashley, Rev. Jonathan, 20. 47 n. Letter
of, to Mr. Cooper, i. 12.
Ashley, Joseph, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 206.
Ashley, Lieut. Moses, 15. 81, 81 n.
Ashly, Goodman , 18. 17.
Ashmun, Mrs. John H., 19 32.
Ashmun, Prof. John Hooker, 2 565, 566;
10. 186, 188 ; 16. 312 ; 19. 13, 42.
Ash tabula, Ohio, 10. 475.
Ashurst, Sir Henry, 2. 297 n., 298 n. ; 7.
483 ; 10. 351 ; 16. 229 ; 17. 246, 248,
251, 253; 20. 267. Letter from, to
Hon. Isaiah Addington, with the reply,
2. 304, 304 »., 305 it. His dedication
of a sermon of Mather, 7. 365 n. Let-
ters of Judge Sewall to, 12. 366-367,
372-374. Letter to, from John Eliot,
17. 249, 250.
Ashurst, Sir William, letter of the min-
isters to, concerning the Indians, i.
154. Note from Judge Sewall to. 12.
374.
Ashurst, Sir William Henry, Justice in
Somerset's case, 7. 324.
Asia, man-of-war, 4. 224.
' Asiatic Mirror,' i. 112.
Asiatic Society, correspondence opened
with, i. 78.
Askhain, John, 10. 326.
ASPINWALL, Col. THOMAS, i. 482, 485 ; 4.
167, 395, 410, 418 ; 8. 83, 176 ; 10. 9, 141,
143, 148, 338, 399,412; n. 101,334;
12. 8, 81, 132, 251 ; 13. 62, 135 n. ; 15.
3-6 ; 17. 380 ; 19. 268 ; 20- 185, 186,
229. His death, i. xlvii ; 14. xvi ; 15.
2-5. Nominated a Corresponding Mem-
ber, i. 471. Elected, i. 474. Dona-
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tions from, i. 483; 2. 116, 191, 192;
4. 330, 373; 5. 20; 10. 206; ix. 501.
To attend to the subject of Gov. Ber-
nard's letter-books, 2. 32. Present at
meetings of the Society, 2. 32, 607.
Letter from, regarding the distribution
of diplomas and the manuscript papers
of Governors Bernard and Tryon, 2.
65, 66, 66 n. To be admitted to the
Royal Society of Northern Antiquaries,
2. 85 n. Letter from, 2. 116. To re-
ceive two copies of Vol. VIII., third
series, 2. 248. To receive a copy of
Vol. IX., third series, 2. 339. Nom-
inated a Resident Member, 2. 607.
Elected a Resident Member, 3. viii,
18. Accepts Resident Membership, 3.
32 b. Exhibits an ancient copy of Co-
lonial Records, 3. 36 ; of Publishing
Committee, 3. 89 ; 7. 300; of Standing
Committee, 3. 162; 4. 19; 5. vii, 29,
195. Responds to Mr. Willard in me-
mory of Mr. Lunt, 3. 206. Contrib-
utes a copy of a paper written by Gen.
Gage, 3. 261. Signs a memorial re-
monstrating against a petition of the
Historic -Genealogical Society for a
change of its corporate name, 3. 266-
270. Exhibits a volume entitled ' Yong's
Voyage to Virginia and Maryland/ 3.
282, 283. Motion of, 4. 3 ; 7. 25. Re-
ceives votes of thanks, 4 245, 330 ; n.
253; 12. 181. Remarks, 4. 283; 5. 39-
41, 318-319; 10. 82, 83, 113, 133, 135,
136,207,312; n. 158. On Washing-
ton Irving, 4. 404-408. Of committee
to inquire concerning the authenticity
of a helmet, 5. 149. Of committee to
inquire concerning the exchange of
prisoners during the Revolutionary
War, 5. 324, 346. His views on the
Narragansett patent, with a criticism
of the same, by Mr. C. Deane, 5.
400, 404-406; 6. 41-77. On W. Ap-
pleton, 5. 463-464. Elected Vice-Pres-
ident of the Society, 6. vii, 19 ; 7. vii,
26, 363 ; 8. 272 ; 9. 190 ; 10. 20, 173 ; n.
45. Vote of thanks to, for services
on Standing Committee, 6. 20. Vice-
President, 6. 82; 8. 272; 9. 156, 190,
196, 233, 462-464 ; 10. 38, 39, 80, 85, 92,
104, 117, 118, 134, 140, 144, 115, 206, 311,
313, 314, 319, 321, 325, 330, 338; u.
135, 143, 146. Communicates a Paper
on ' William Vassall, no Factionist/
6. 471-479. His remarks on Tobacco
as an article of commerce in Europe,
about 1614, 9. 13. His remarks at the
announcement of the death of Gen.
Scott, 9. 234. His remarks on second-
ing the Resolutions of acknowledgment
to George Peabody, 9 444. His visit
to Waldingfield, Eng., in 1819, 9. 466.
Publication of papers belonging to the
Society, 10. 175. Death of, announced
by the President, 15. 2-5. Reminis-
cences of, by Hon. H. B. Grigsby, 15.
4. Resolutions of the Society on the
death of, 15. 5. Remarks by Ellis
Ames, 15. 5-7. Referred to in report
of the Council, 15. 266. Mr. Hillard
appointed to prepare a memoir of, 16.
111. His Collection of Manuscripts,
cited, 3. 261 ; 6. 69 n.
Aspinwall, William, Deacon of the First
Church in Boston, 18. 298, 364.
Aspinwall, Hon. William, n. 101. Gift
from, 19. 60. Thanks of the Society
to, 19. 60.
Aspinwall, William, M.D., his hospital,
5. 257 ; 12. 66.
' Aspinwall Elm/ donation of photo-
graphs of, 7. 344, 360.
Aspinwall House, in Brookline, photo-
graph of, presented to the Society, 19. 60.
'Aspinwall Papers/ n. 245; 12. 81, 126,
181; 15. 3.
' Aspinwall's Hospital,' 5. 257 ; 12. 66.
Aspland, Rev. Robert, 10. 249 n.
Asquawcutt, Peguot Indian, 16. 402.
Assavveetau, 2. 290 n.
Assawomset, pronunciation of, 2. 290 n.
Assay Office, see British Government
Assay Office, London.
Assessments, on members of the Society,
1. 232, 419 n.; 3. 240; 5. 191; 12. 70;
13. 141. Proceeds of, 2. 3»., 37 n., 103n.,
131 n., 148n., 211 n., 234??,, 253n., 269 n.,
314n., 341 n., 367 n., 369, 386 n., 425n.,
453n., 471 n., 487 n., 527n., 556 «.; 5. 22,
24, 189, 191 ; 6. 9, 12. Rules regarding,
2. 514. Suggestions of increase in, 2.
589. See Admission Fees,«no? By-laws.
Assessments upon towns, 9. 42, 44.
Assheton, Rev. William, 18. 428.
Assistant Fire Society of Boston, its
Records presented, 7. 299.
Assistant Librarian of the Society, see
Librarian, Assistant.
Assistants of Massachusetts, 6. 45, 68 n.
Their courts, 6. 474, 476-479; 9. 41.
To choose the Governor and Deputy
Governor, 9. 48. Records of their
courts cited, 20. 150 n., 151 n. See Mas-
sachusetts.
Association of Medical Superintendents
of American Institutions for the In-
sane, 7. 49, 50.
Association of Ministers, see Boston As-
sociation of Ministers.
Association of Yale Alumni in Boston
and its vicinity, see Yale College, etc.
Assomption, Riviere de 1', 7. 330.
Assowomsett, 2. 290 n.
Assowbmsett Neck, 2. 291 n.
Assumpink, battle of the, 3. 334, 335.
Astell, Hannah (Mrs. Pownall), 16. 177.
Astell, Richard, 16. 177.
Aston, Richard, Justice, in Somerset's
case, 7. 324.
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INDEX *>F THE PROCEEDINGS
Aston, Thomas, 20. 6.
Astor, John Jacob, his opinion of usury,
7. 408.
Astor Library, 12. 215. Donations from
the trustees of, 3. 204 ; 5. 223.
'Astrologus Britannicus/ 7. 129, 131.
'Astronomical Journal/ 19. 3.
Astronomy, oration by Dr. Pierce, 6. 267.
Aswaw, sac/tern, 8. 475.
Asylum for Aged Indigent Females,
aided by Mr. Dowse, 3. 396, 397.
Atahualpa, ship, 7. 431, 432.
Athanasius, Saint, his ' Opera,' 18. 427.
Athearn, Jabez, 20. 168 n.
Athearn, Lydia, 19. 337.
Athenaeum, see Boston Athenaeum.
' Athenaeum/ newspaper, 14. 47.
Athenaeum Club, London, 16. 473; 18. 437.
Athenaeum of Philadelphia, exchange of
publications with, 2. 535.
Athens, Greece, Public Library at, 2. 88. ^
Athens, Greece, University of, 2. 110.
Programme of a course of study at, 3.
237.
Athens, Ohio, 17. 176 n.
Athcrton, A. W., and N. Appleton, 5. 259.
ATHERTOX, Hon. CHARLES H., 2. 255 n.;
5. 268; 8. 284; 16. 140. Nominated
a Corresponding Member, i. 252.
Elected, i. 254. Present at a meeting
of the Society, 2. 21.
Atherton, Rev. Hope, 8. 13, 22, 27 ; 10.
403.
Atherton, Gen. Humphrey, 10. 391 ; 20.
213.
Atherton, Hon. Joshua, delegate to the
New Hampshire Convention of 1788, 6.
153. Quoted, in regard to the Consti-
tution and slavery, 6. 153, 154.
Atherton Company, 5. 403 ; 20. 185, 186.
And the Narragansett Patent, 6. 65-r
74.
Athol, James Murray, 2d Duke of, 12. 416.
Athol, Mass., 12. 405-407, 416; 19. 385.
Atkins, Dudley, portrait of, by Johnson,
I7.2.
Atkins, Capt. E., 8. 464.
Atkins, Gibbs, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 266.
Atkins, Henry, receipt of, for goods of
Jolley Allen, 16. 95.
Atkins, Henry H., 16. 386.
Atkins, Sir Jonathan, 18. 13 n.
Atkins, Thomas, constable for Boston in
1685, 12. 107.
Atkins, Thomas B., see Akins, T. B.
Atkinson, Sergeant , Newbury, 14. 143.
Atkinson, Lieut. Amos, 15. 86.
Atkinson, Caroline Frances, naturalized,
4. 363.
Atkinson, Charles, naturalized, 4. 363.
Atkinson, Eliza Storer, naturalized, 4. 363.
Atkinson, Elizabeth, naturalized, 4. 363.
Atkinson, George Hodgson, naturalized,
Atkinson, George W., his 'History of
Kanawha County ' cited, 17. 202 n.
Atkinson, John, 8. 356 ; n. 393, 395. Nat-
uralized, 4. 363. A refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 18. 266.
Atkinson, John, Jr., naturalized, 4. 363.
Atkinson, Mary Ann, naturalized, 4. 363.
Atkinson, Nathaniel, 8. 13,22,27; 10. 403.
Atkinson, Col. Theodore, 2. 55. Portrait
of, by Blackburn, 16. 386, 387.
Atkinson, Hon. Theodore, 16. 386.
Atkinson, Theodore, Jr., 16. 6. Portrait
of, by Blackburn, 16. 387.
Atkinson, Mrs. Theodore, portrait of, by
Blackburn, 16. 386, 387.
Atkinson, Thomas, 8. 29.
Atkinson, William, naturalized, 4. 363.
Atkinson, Mrs. William King, donation
from, 2. 55.
Atkinson Academy, 6. 266, 272.
Atlanta, ship, description of the capture
of, ii. 136-138.
' Atlantic Monthly/ 10. 467 ; 14. 4 ; 16.
156, 431; 18. 281; 19. 121 n., 125, 436 n.,
443. Cited, 16. 204 n.
' Atlantic Neptune/ 7. 476, 477 ; 18. 96 n.
Atlantic Ocean, 3. 175, 379, 386; 6. 219.
Map of, i. 112.
Atlantic Submarine Electric Telegraph
Cable, specimens of, 4. 116. A piece
of the first presented, 10. 470.
' Atlas/ newspaper, 19. 227 ; 20. 28.
Atlas, Mt., 2. 317 n.
' Atlas Ame'riquain/ i. 11 ; 7. 476.
1 Atlas maritime/ 7. 476.
Attleboro', Church of, 8. 221, 222.
Attleborough, Mass., 7. 203; 12. 273, 402,
403 ; 19. 67 n., 225 ; 20. 274. Original
deed of, exhibited, 11. 333. Origin of
the name of, 12. 409.
Attorneys, see Barristers and Attorneys.
Attucks, Crispus, negro, his attack on the
British troops, 6. 174. His funeral and
burial, 6. 174, 175.
At water, Capt. , xi. 25.
Atwood, A/rs. Anne, donation from, i. 379«.
Atwood, Charles, donations from, 2. 327,
462.
Atwood, Rev. Edward S., 15. 215.
Atwood, George, i. 379 n.
Aub (Friend & Aub), map of Boston lith-
ographed by, 6. 39.
Aubigne, see Merle d'Aubigne, J : H :
Aubrey, John, his ' Letters' cited, 18. 93.
Auburn, 3. 193.
Auburn, N. Y., 4. 100.
Aucher, Anne (Lady Gilbert), see Gilbert.
Auchmuty, Judge Robert, 8. 36, 323 ; 13.
164 n., 250,417; 15-397; i6.45; 19. 146,
147 ; 20. 160. His ' Proposals to the
Ministry/ i. 122.
Auditing Committee, appointment and
annual reports, for the years ending
April, 1792, i. 34 n. ; 1793, i. 51; 1795,
i. 84-86, 90 ; 1796, i. 98; 1797, i. 107 ;
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
29
1709, i. 125, 126 ; 1800, x. 132; 1802, i.
149; 1803, x. 157, 160, 160n.-162n.;
1804, i. 163; 1805, i. 170; 1806, i. 189;
1810,1.216,219,220; 1812,1.228; 1813,
1.232; 1814, i. 244; 1816, i. 258; 1818,
i. 273, 274; 1820, i. 285 ; 1821, x. 335,
336; 1822, i. 341, 342; 1823, i. 349, 352;
1824, i. 374, 375; 1825, i. 378, 380:
1826, i. 388; 1827, i. 398, 398 n.; 1828,
1. 409, 410; 1829, i. 419; 1830, i. 426,
427 n. ; 1831, i. 437, 445; 1832, i. 452 ;
1833, i. 464, 466. 466 n. ; 1834, i. 487,
488, 488 n. ; 1835, i. 504 ; 2. 2, 2 n. ;
1836, 2. 36, 36 n., 37 n.; 1837,2. 82, 82 w.;
1838, 2. 103, 103 n.; 1839, 2. 131, 131 w.;
1840, 2. 148, 148 n. 1841, 2. 211, 21 In.;
1842, 2. 234, 234 n., 1843, 2. 253, 253 n.;
1844, 2. 268, 269, 269 n. ; 1845, 2. 313,
314, 314 n. ; 1846, 2. 341, 341 n. ; 1847,
2. 371; 1848, 2. 386, 386 n.; 1849,2. 425,
425 n. ; 1850, 2. 453, 453 n. ; 1851, 2. 471,
471 n. ; 1852, 2. 487, 487 n. ; 1853, 2. 526,
527, 527 n. ; 1854, 2. 555, 556, 556 n. ;
1855, 3-1,2; 1856, 3. 85 ; 1857, 3. 163 ;
1858, 4. 19 ; 1859, 4. 254. 255 ; I860, 5.
21-25; 1861, 5. 188-192 ; 1862, 6. 9-12 ;
1863, 7. 16-19 ; 1864, 7. 352-355; 1865,
8. 258; 1866, g. 180-183; 1867, 10. 2 ;
1868, 10. 165; 1869, n. 35; 1870, n.
247; 1871, 12. 74; 1872, 12. 224; 1873,
13. 11; 1874,13. 277; 1875, 14. 27; 1876,
14. 326, 327 ; 1877, 15. 275, 276 ; 1878,
16. 17^; 1879, 17. 76; 1880, 18. 35;
1881, 18. 415 ; 1882, 19. 296 ; .1883, 20.
198. See Annual Meeting, and Treas-
urer.
Audley, Elisha, 12. 107.
Audubon, John James, donation of his
plates, 2. 77, 80.
Augusta, Ga., 4. 96.
Augusta, Me., 4. 94 ; 7. 299 ; u. 484, 485 ;
15. 8 ; 18. 105 ; 19. 19. Former name
of, 3. 34.
Augustine, Saint, 17. 280 ; 18. 324. His
'De Civitate Dei,' xx. 419??.; 12. 381,
383. His ' Opera,' 18. 427.-
Augustus II. of Poland, 12. 425.
Augustus Caesar, Emperor, i.483«., 484 n.;
18. 402.
Aulett, see Aylett.
Aulnay .de Charnisay, Charles de Menou,
'Sieur a", 3. 251 ; 8. 98, 99 ; ro. 108 ; 16.
111.
Aumale, Henri Eugene Philippe Louis
d'Orleans, Due de, 20. 102.
Aupaumut, Hendrick, autograph letter
of, 2. 327.
Aurania, name changed to Albany, 6.
72 n.
Aurora, ship, 5. 359.
' Ausland,' magazine, 16. 385.
Austen, Jane, 12. 142.
Austen, Rev. Samuel, 17. 256 n.
Austerfleld, Eng., 5. 322 ; 10. 39; xx.402,
404 ; 20. 96, 97. Visit of Mr. Deane to,
g. 348. Registry of Gov. Bradford's
baptism at, n. 403.
Austin, Gen., 17. 93.
Austin, Major, 15. 142, 160; 16. 340,
350.
Austin, Mr., 6. 352.
Austin, Mr., 16. 293.
Austin, Ann, 18. 390, 392 n.
Austin, Benjamin, i. 155 n.; n. 140; 12.
IT'S, 180; 16. 85; 20. 7. His 'Old
South' papers, i. 191.
Austin, Benjamin, Jr., 12. 40, 41, 66.
Austin, Charles, encounter with Thomas
O. Selfridge, 12. 40, 41.
Austin, Rev. Daniel, 19. 392.
Austin, Ebenezer, 12. 258 n.
Austin, Ivers J., Esq., donation from, 9.
255. Acknowledgments of the So-
ciety ordered to, 9. 255.
AUSTIN, Hon. JAMES T., i. 451, 453, 472,
475, 485, 490, 492, 494, 503; 19. 146,
147, 177. Nominated a Resident Mem-
ber, i. 436. Elected, i. 446. Signs in-
denture with Provident Institution for
Savings, i. 461 n. Contributes to the
purchase of the Society's building, i.
465 n. Of committee to examine the
Treasurer's accounts, i. 487, 488, 504.
Elected a member of the Standing
Committee, i. 489 ; 2. 3, 40, 82. Pres-
ident pro tern., i. 492. Presents dona-
tions, 2. 1, 23, 27, 188, 431, 450.
Makes report of the accounts of the
Treasurer, 2. 2. Present at meet-
ings of the Society, 2. 3, 12, 15, 28, 40,
56, 65, 79, 83, 92, 104, 109, 112, 119,
123, 131, 141, 144, 171, 177, 183, 188,
192, 216, 219, 220, 225, 251, 349, 356,
362, 372, 382, 383, 424, 426, 429, 432,
451, 452, 454, 469, 474, 477, 483, 503,
507, 511, 525, 571. Subjects of lec-
tures delivered by him, 2. 34, 79. De-
sires to take the Trumbull Papers to
Washington, 2. 184. To take charge
of the Gallatin correspondence, 2. 215.
Report of the committee on the North-
East Boundary question, 2. 218. Of
committee to procure a restoration of
certain missing books, 2. 219. Com-
munication concerning maps loaned to
the United States Government, 2. 224.
Of Scrutinizing Committee, 2. 450. Of
committee to draught a series of res-
olutions to the memory of the late
Daniel Webster, 2. 502. Amount sub-
scribed by, for the Library and new
Catalogue, 2. 603 n. Resigns mem-
bership, 3. 50. His 'Life of Gerry,'
4. 73.
Austin, Jonathan Williams, ig. 149, 150,
152.
Austin, Matthew, 14. 139.
Austin, Samuel, 8. 376, 410 ; u. 140.
Austin, Rev. Samuel, his Thanksgiving
sermon, i. 112.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Austin, Thomas, 16. 265. Death of, 14.
144.
Austin, Timothy, 12. 239.
Austin, William, 19. 178.
Australia, discovered by the Portuguese,
Austria, relations of France with, 1787,
9. 77.
Austria, Sophia Frederica Dorothea, Em-
press of, 16. 441.
Austria, 7. 491, 492
Authors, chances afforded to, for consul-
tation on historical subjects, 3. 167.
Autograph Letters presented to the So-
ciety, 2 179 ; 3. 181.
Autographs, copy of Washington's Ad-
dress to his Army in 1783, 3. 206. Of
Protestant petitioners to the General
Court in 1731, 4. 350. Letter of Charles
II., faces 6. 488. Letters and man-
uscripts of Phillis Wheatley, face 7.
166 : 15. 386. Of Privy Councillors in
1664, face 7. 346. Letter of Harnpden,
faces 8 427. Collection left by M.
J. K. Tefft, 9. 5. In the possession
of the Society, 10. 22, 158-165. Man-
uscript of Gov. Bradford, faces n.
406. Marks of the Pequot Indians,
face 16. 402. Members of the Suffolk
Bar, face, 19. 169. Manuscript of W.
Irving, faces 20. 201.
Auvergne, Henri de la Tour d', Vicomte
de Turenne, see Turenne.
Aventin, John, n. 421 n.
A very, Mrs., 7. 241, 252.
Avery, Benjamin, D.D., 17. 153.
Avery, John, 4. 27; 7. 205, 208, 209,
212, 252, 259, 260 ; xi. 140 ; 15. 389 n. ;
16. 93 ; 1 8. 154 ; 20. 223.
Avery, John, Jr., i. 136 ; 7. 186, 205, 232,
237, 250, 259 ; n. 140. Donation from,
x. 136. Letter from, to Judge Minot,
i. 136 n.
Avery, Rev, Joseph, 17. 343.
Avery, Thomas, marriage of, 14. 151.
Avery, Rev. William, D.D., 10. 324.
Aves, Samuel, 20. 8.
AVEZAC, MAKIE-ARMAND PASCAL n', 13.
14, 380, 451; 14. 1, 25, 155; 16. 383,
384; 19. 387. Elected Corresponding
Member, 12. 213. Accepts member-
ship, 12. 264. His death, 13. xviii.
Death of, noticed, 13. 426. His • Nais-
sance de Christophe Colomb,' pre-
sented, 13. 313.
Avis, Samuel, n. 140.
Awasuncks, Indian, agreement of, \vith
Plymouth Colony, i. 122. Letter of,
to Gov. Prince, i. 122.
Ayers, , 15. 148.
Ayers, Eleanor, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 266.
Aylett, Va., 19. 71 n.
Ayllon, Lucas Vasquez d', 16. 384.
Ay 1 win, Thomas, ir. 392, 395.
Ay 1 win, Hon. William C., 4. 342 n. Let-
ter from, concerning the Province
Laws, 2. 595. Donation from, 3. 31.
Ayr, Penn., 17. 200 n,
Ayres, , 20. 121.
Ay res, Elizabeth, 20. 13.
Ayres, Hannah (Mrs. Lamson), n. 258.
Ayres, Josaph, n. 140.
B.
B , Mr., 7. 295. See Bowdoin, James.
B., Sr. F., 7. 295. See Bernard.
Babcock, Lieut.- Col, 15. 160.
Babcock, Rev. Mr., 7. 109.
Babcock, Adam, i. 192 n.
Babcock, G. R., donation from, 4. 437.
Vote of thanks to, 4-438.
Babcock, Mrs. G. B., 5. 26.
Babcock.. G. W., donation from, 3. 65, 66.
Babcock, Col. Henry, portrait of, by
Blackburn, 17. 93.
Babcock, James, Jr., protest of, against
the enlistment of slaves, 6. 203, 204.
Babcock, Samuel, 6. 205. Protest of,
against the enlistment of slaves, 6. 203,
204.
Babcock, Elder Stephen, 8. 220, 221.
BABSON, Hon. JOHN J., 15. 224. Elected
a Resident Member of the Society, 5. ix,
93. Gjft from, 17. 60. Vote of thanks
to, 17. 60. His ' History of Glouces-
ter ' cited, 15. 224.
Bach, Johann Christian, 19. 221, 221 n.,
222.
Bache; Prof. A.D., donation from, 4. 330 ;
6.414. "
Bache, Franklin, letter from, 2. 60.
Bachelder, John, communication con-
cerning the trading-house erected by
the Plymouth Colony on Manomet
River, 3. 252-256.
Bacheller, Rev. Samuel, writings against,
by Joseph Haynes, 6. 263 n., 264 n.
Bachiler, Rev. Stephen, 17. 343.
Back, Capt. Sir George, 15. 8.
Back Bay Commissioners, donation from,
4. 196. Map to be prepared i*)r, 6. 40.
Back Street, Boston, 6. 29.
Backhouse & Son, 3. 228.
Backus, Rev. Azel, D.D., his funeral ser-
mon on Gov. Wolcott, i. 138.
Backus, Rev. Charles, his century ser-
mon, i. 146.
Backus, Elijah, 17. 189, 189 n., 195.
Backus, Ren. Isaac, 8. 220, 222; 17. 86,
87. Communication from, i. 67. Do-
nations from, i. 76, 98. Speech on
slavery and the Federal Constitution,
6. 151, 152. Extract from a letter of,
20. 153. His 'History of New England,'
i. 36 : 6. 47, 49, 60.
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Bacon, Andrew, 17. 146.
Bacon, Hon. Ebenezer, 18. 238.
Bacon, Edward, i. 354 ; 8. 398 ; 13. 205 ;
17. 117, 118. Papers relating to, de-
posited with the Secretary of the Com-
monwealth, 17. 122.
Bacon, Lieut. Elias, 15. 76.
Bacon, Ellen (Mrs. Sears), 18. 238.
Bacon, Hon. Ezekiel, LL.D., 19. 169, 170,
170 n. His autograph, faces 19. 169.
Bacon, Francis, Lord Verulam, i. 361 ; 6.
26 ; 7. 294, 295; 8. 224, 306 ; 12. 431 n. ;
13. 64, 1JO, 91, 93, 321 ; 15. 50; 16. 208 ;
17. 8 ; 18. 93, 137 ??., 273. Observation
of, 6, 120. An American edition of his
works, criticised, 13. 32 7*. His ' Sylva
Svlvarum,' i. 53.
Bacon, Hon. John, 14. 386 ; 15. 363.
Settled over the Old South Church in
Boston, 5. 465. Letter to S. Phillips, 5
477-485.
Bacon, Lieut. John, 15. 81.
BACON, Rev. LEONAKD, D.D., 19. 285.
Letter from, 2. 110. Nominated a Cor-
responding Member, 2. 110. Elected,
2. 112. Accepts membership, 2. 113.
Death of, announced, 19. xx, 195. His
' Life of Richard Baxter/ 19. 195.
Bacon, Sir Nicholas, 18 251.
Bacon, O. P., donation from, 2. 471.
Bacon, Samuel, 17. 158.
Bacon, Capt. William, 15. 83, 85.
' Bacon's and Ingram's Rebellion,' man-
uscript history of, 9. 244 ; 12. 8. To be
restored to the Virginia Historical So-
ciety, 9. 246, 298. Reprinted, 9. 299,
342. Returned to the Virginia His-
torical Society, 10. 157. Receipt of
the MS. of, acknowledged by Conway
Robinson, 10. 135 ; by the Society, 10.
320.
Bacqueville de la Potherie, M., his ' His-
toire de PAme'rique,' i. 146.
Badcock, Benjamin, 6. 349.
Badcock, Robert, 6. 349.
Baddeley, Mrs. Sophia, 17. 216.
Badger, JudgeGcorge Edmund, LL.D., 4.
101.
Badger, Rev. Henry C., 10 467. Dona-
tion from, 13 104.
Badger, Rev. Moses, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 18. 266.
Badger, Rev. Stephen, letter of, respect-
ing the Natick Indians, i. 121.
Badger, Gov. William, 7. 36.
Badlam, Stephen, 3 28.
Badson, Lieut. John, 14. 136.
Bagaduce, 3. 298.
Baggett, Cornet , 16. 71.
Baglev, Henry, 17. 193.
Bagnall, Robert (Bagnal), 7. 210, 211.
Bagnall, Walter, 14. 367 ; 20. 82 n. First
settler on Richmond Island, 3. 183, 186.
His fate, 3. 186, 187.
Bagneres do Bigorre, 2. 573.
Bagot, Mrs. Charles, 19. 20, 26, 26 n., 29,
31.
Bagot, Rt.-Hon. Charles, 19. 26, 26 n., 31.
Bagot, William, Lord, 19. 26 n.
Bagshot, John, 4. 256.
Bahama Islands, 3. 222-225.
Bailey, Capt. Adams, 13. 372, 374; 15.
76.
Bailey, Ber., 19. 378.
Bailey, David, 17. 203, 203 n.
Bailey, Rev. Jacob, 20. 395.
Bailey, Col. John, 13. 313 ; 15. 75, 160.
Bailey, Rev. John, d. 1697, 2 449 n. ; 10.
348 ; 17. 263, 265, 266, 268-270 ; 20. 21 1.
His farewell to his parish in Limerick,
i. 146. Writing on the titlepage of
Scottow's Narrative, 3. 287.
Bailey, L. B., 3. 47.
Bailey, Mrs. Lucy, n. 491.
Bailey, Luther, 15. 76.
Bailey, Miles, sentenced by a court-mar-
tial, 16. 356.
Bailey, Nathan, his ' Dictionary ' cited,
18/14 n.
Bailey, Miss Sarah L., her ' Historical
Sketches of Andover' cited, 19. 325 n.
Bailey, Thomas, his poem on the Powder
Plot, i. 145.
Bailies, Mr., Taunton, 7. 222, 223. See
Baylies.
Bainbridge, Commodore William, 12. 309 ;
13. 27. Letter from, donated to the
Society, 3. 84.
Baird, Henry C., 10. 464.
BAIKD, Rev. HENRY M., D.D., 19. 285;
20. 202, 203. Elected a Corresponding
Member, 19. 67. Accepts member-
ship, 19. 97.
Baken, see Bacon, Samuel.
Baker, Capt., 15. 351.
Baker, Mr., 7. 185.
Baker, Alpheus, 19. 176.
Baker, Charles, 13. 293.
Baker, Ebenezer, donation from, i. 152 n.
BAKER, GARDINER, donations from, i.
50, 55, 66, 76, 79, 89, 100, 103, 112.
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
i. 86. Elected, i. 87. Accepts mem-
bership, i. 90.
Baker, Henry F., donations from, 2. 375,
450.
Baker, James L , donations from, 4. 122,
309; 5. 1.
Baker, Jesse, 17. 214, 215.
Baker, John, 3. 337, 338.
Baker, John, 20. 181.
Baker, John (1685), 12. 107.
Baker, Capt. John, n. 140 ; 15. 86, 111.
Baker, Capt. John, Jr., 15. 86 n.
Baker, John, Eng., 13. 123.
Baker, John, prisoner, 16. 262.
Baker, John, refugee, 18. 266.
Baker, Lieut. Joseph, 15. 79, 79 n. Signs
the petition in favor of Salem Poor, 6.
178.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Baker, Moses, sentenced by a court-mar-
tial, 16. 301.
Baker, Priscilla, xx. 388 ; 12. 397.
Baker, Sir Richard, his 'Chronicle of
the Kings of England,' 18. 429.
Baker, Deacon Samuel, 14. -250 n.
Baker, Justice Samuel, 3. 192, 193.
Baker, Sir Samuel, 13. 352.
Baker, Stephen, donation from, 2. 457.
Baker, William, 7. 198.
Baker's shipyard, Boston, ig. 105.
' Balance/ i. 154, 168, 178.
Balch, John, 17. 3b'9 «.
Balch, Joseph W., ig. 357.
Balch, Nathaniel, 7. 222 ; 8. 406 ; ix. 140;
13. 59.
Balch, Thomas, donation from, 3. 42.
Balconi, Signora, ig. 221.
Bald»3us, Philip, his ' Wahrhaftige Be-
schreibung/ etc., 14. 157. %
Baldwin, , a printer, ig. 219.
Baldwin, Mrs., 19. 18.
Baldwin, Abraham, speech of, on slavery,
6. 143.
Baldwin, Christopher Columbus, Libra-
rian of the Antiquarian Society, 2.
207; 8.286,291; 17. 294, 296. Dona-
tion from, i. 492. Applies for du-
plicate newspapers, x. 502.
Baldwin, James F., 12. 79. Portrait of,
presented, 12. 67.
Baldwin, Mrs. James F., donations from,
4. 196, 22(5 ; 12 67.
Baldwin, Capt. Jeduthan, 15. 66.
Baldwin, Hon. John G., donation from, 8.
88.
Baldwin, Col Jonathan, 10. 103.
Baldwin, L., engineer, 18. 65.
Baldwin, Col. Loammi, 14. 87, 91 ; 15.
86 n., 93, 99, 100, 102, 103, 105, 108, 109,
100 ; 17. 321.
Baldwin, Hon. Roger S., Governor of
Connecticut, requests the delivery of
the Trumbull Papers, 2. 322, 322 n.,
323 n. Letter from, concerning the
claim to the Trumbull Manuscripts, 2.
343, 343 n., 344 n.
Baldwin, Rev. Samuel, his anniversary
sermon at Plymouth, i. 10.
Baldwin. Rev. Thomas, his funeral ser-
mon on Gov. Phillips, i. 154.
Baldwin Roll, 2. 469.
Bale, John, Bp. of Ossory, n. 419 n. His
' Actes of English Votary es,' cited, n.
418-420.
' Balehoult ' Letter, 2. 550.
Balfour, , 12. 49.
Bali Book, presented by Rev. Charles
Burroughs, D.D., 9. 472.
Ball, Lieut. Benjamin, 15. 79, 79 n.
Ball, Dorothie (Mrs. Rogers),*. 496.
Ball, John, 16. 91 n.
Ball, Capt. Lebbeius, 15. 78.
Ball, Mary (Mrs. Washington), 17. 241.
Ball, Sir Peter, 16. 393.
Ball, Robert, death of, 15. 359.
Ball, Capt. Robert, 16. 387. Portrait of,
by Smibert, 16. 393.
Ball, Mrs. Robert (Elizabeth Davison),
portrait of, by Blackburn, 16. 387.
Ball, Thomas, 16. 315 ; 18 62 n.
Ball, Capt. Thomas [misprint for Rolerl},
16. 387.
Ball, Mrs. Thomas [misprint for Robert],
16. 387.
Ballad, William, 20. 230.
Ballad ' Sornmons to New England/ 5.
101-103.
Ballantine, John, 2. 546 «.; 8. 29; 14. 222.
Publicly admonished at Harvard Col-
lege, 14. 225, 226.
Ballantyne, James, 12. 156, 232.
Ballard, Rev. Edward, D.D., 16. 378 ; 18.
93.
Ballard, F. W., donation from, 9. 1.'
Ballard, George, 6. 256.
Ballard, Joseph, donations from, 2. 508;
10. 311.
Ballard (Ballad), William, 20. 230.
Ballard, William, Brooklyn, N. Y., dona-
tion from, ii. 143, 252'.
Ballard, Copt. William Hudson, Boston,
11. 143, 252; 15. 79??,, 80, 140; 16. 349,
850, 353, 356, 359, 360. Signs the peti-
tion in favor of Salem Poor, 6. 178.
Ballot, rules of, in relation to the elec-
tion of members, 3. 239, 240. See By-
laws.
Ballot-box, vote to have a new, 12. 211.
Ballou, Eliza (Mrs. Garfield), 19. 89.
Ballou, Rev. Hosea, 2d, 13. 136.
Ballou, Latimer W., 8 61.
Ballou, Maturin M., donation from, 2 500.
Ballymony, 7. 28.
Balmanno, Robert, donation from, 5. 234,
235.
Balmanno, Mrs. Robert, donations from,
5. 234, 235 ; 6. 15. Vote of thanks to,
5. 235.
Balsam of Gilead, 5. 396.
Balston, Nathaniel, 20 6.
Balstone, William, 18. 364.
Baltimore, Cecil Calvert, 2d Lord, ii.
187 n., 357; 13. 135. Coinage issued
by, ii. 294, 295.
Baltimore, Charles Calvert, 3d Lord, ii.
165 ; 16. 241 ; 18. 256. Writ of quo
warranto to be served on, 18. 260.
Baltimore, George Calvert, ls£ Lord, 4.
346, 347; ii. 859; 20.230.
Baltimore, Md., 4. 89-91 ; 5. 8, 9 ; 6. 17,
258 ; 10. 225, 228, 234, 419 ; n. 854, 358,
359, 362 ; 16. 108, 109, 164 ; 17. 50, 81,
82, 174, 386, 405, 424 ; 18. 58, 340 ; 19.
14, 15, 16??., 17, 19, 47, 71 ; 20. 94, 189.
J. Sparks in, ID. 234-242. Society for
the Distribution of Books, 10. 238.
Celebration of the 150th anniversary
of the settlement of, 18. 243, 246. Gift
from the city of, 19. 97.
OP THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
33
Baltimore, First Independent Church
at, see First Independent Church,
etc.
Baltimore College, n. 354.
' Baltimoriensis,' communication from, 2.
210.
Balzac, Honore de, Mr. Motley's article
on, 16. 418.
Bancroft, Lieut. , 14. 126.
Bancroft, Rev. Aaron, D.D., letter from
Dr. Harris to, 2. 108 n. Parcel for, 2.
126 n.
Bancroft, Ebenezer, 20. 318.
Bancroft, Cant. Ebenezer, 14. 61, 89 ; 15.
81, 106.
BANCROFT, Hon. GEORGE, LL.D., i.
478 n.; 4. 68, 199; 6. 133; 8.2, 450;
10. 218, 230, 305, 350 ; n. 372 ; 12. 59 ;
13. 43, 268, 331, 389; 14. 215, 235; 15.
42, 45, 265, 279; 16. 42, 45-50, 407,
428 ; 17. 46, 80, 232, 308, 313, 356, 376;
18. 293, 355, 366, 419; 19. 108, 339, 347,
426 ; 20. 233, 235, 258, 329, 342. Letter
from, to C. C. Perkins, I. 359, 360.
Applies to use the Library, i. 476.
Nominated a Resident Member, i. 481.
Elected, i. 493. Donations from, I.
494 ; 2. 139, 222, 341 ; 15. 7. Present
at meetings of the Society, 2. 99, 102,
129, 142, 143, 149, 185, 213, 222, 225,
227, 236, 258, 259, 266, 286, 291, 300,
303. Permission granted to, to take
certain volumes from the Library, 2.
148, 236. Requests the loan of cer-
tain medallions, 2. 222. Of committee
to examine certain manuscript vol-
umes, 2. 224, 225. Communication
from, 2. 339. Removes from the State,
2. 447, 609 n. Nominated a Correspond-
ing Member, 2. 447. Elected, 2. 450.
Errors in his ' History of the United
States,' 2. 510, 511; 4. 74; 10. 450,
451. Notice of, 2. 609 n. Project of
a ship-canal, 3. 75. Question on pos-
tal rates, 3. 78. Remarks concern-
ing Jefferson, and the Declaration
of Independence, 6. 99, 100. Manu-
script furnished to Mr. G : Livermore,
6. 224. His ' History ' referred to, 7.
407. On the discovery of America by
the Northmen, 8. 184, 185. Vote of
thanks to, 15. 7. Count Circourt's
French edition of the tenth volume of,
15. 13-15. Submits a copy of a record
of conversation between Gov. Hutch-
inson and George III., 15. 326. Letter
from, to Mr. Waterston, 20. 234. His
' History of the United States ' cited,
4. 57; 6. 73 n.,. 100, 180, 184; n. 144;
12. 350 n. ; 13. 196, 197, 381; 15. 13, 16,
37 n. ; 16. 210 n. ; 17. 163 ; 18. 97 n. ; 20.
298 n. Extracts from an oration de-
livered Feb. 22, 1862, 6. 95, 96. His
Memorandum on the ' Hutchinson Let-
ters,' 16. 46-48.
BANCROFT, HCJBERT H., elected a Corre-
sponding Member, 14. 159. Accepts
membership, 14. 186. His ' History of
the Pacific Coast' reviewed by Mr.
Winsor, 20. 45.
Bancroft, Cupt. James, incidents concern-
ing the capture of Breyman's Fort, 3.
271-277.
Bancroft, Lieut. James, 15. 78, 81.
Bancroft, Lieut. Lemuel, 15. 78, 78 n.
Bancroft, Lieut. Samuel, 15. 78 n.
Bancroft, Mrs. Sarah, letter from, to her
husband, 3. 277.
Bandinelli, Baccio, a manuscript by, i.
152.
Bandon, Francis Bernard, Earl of, 12.
406 n.
Bane, Lewis, 20. 325.
Banfield, Christopher, death of, 14. 145.
Bangor, Me., 4. 93; 10. 419; 17. 216. The
4 Centennial Celebration of the Settle-
ment of cited, 17. 216 n.
Bangor, boat, 7. 413.
Bangor Bank, 5. 284.
' Bangor Whig and Courier,' 7. 374.
Bangs, Edward, 19. 357.
Bangs, Nathaniel, 10. 164.
Bangs Brothers & Co., donation from,
Banishment, law of, in England, 3. 199,
200.
Banister, Adj., 15. 82.
Banister. Thomas, 8. 30.
' Bank Circular,' signed by Boston mer-
chants in 1809, xi. 307.
Bank-notes, methods of detecting coun-
terfeits (H84), 7. 296, 297.
Bank of England, 7. 296. Assists New
York to resume specie payment (1838),
5. 289, 290. Notes preserved at Wool-
wich by the Royal Artillery, 6. 429.
Bank of the United States, i. 378; 5. 279;
6. 450. Suspends (1839), 5. 290.
Bankrupt law, 5. 216.
Banks, Mr., n. 132.
Banks, Sir John, 4. 156 ; n. 186 n.
Banks, Sir Joseph, extract from a letter
of, to Dr. Bigelow, 17. 416.
Banks, Gov. Nathaniel P., 4. 99; 17. 429;
18. 158. Donation from, 8. 76.
Banks in the United States, 5. 284-
290.
Bannister, Charles (?), 19. 223.
Bannister, Lieut. Christopher, 15. 83.
Bannister's Gardens, 6. 37.
Bant, Capt. Gilbert, 12. 117; 16. 103.
Bant, William, 7. 228 ; n. 140.
Bant, Mr. and Mrs. (William ?), 7. 203.
Bantam, , 16. 104.
Baptism, validity of, 8. 227. Gov. Win-
throp on, 12. 338-341.
Baptist, Edward, 3. 261.
Baptist College, Bristol-, 10. 450.
Baptiste, mentioned in the 'Journal de
Castorland,' 7. 333.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Baptists, 6. 70 «., 264. Revival among,
in 1792, 5. 417. Petitions of associa-
tions to Congress for accurate editions
of the Bible, 5. 107. Persecuted in
Connecticut, 7. 293. In Georgia in
1773,8. 215, 217; in Massachusetts in
1752, 8. 221.
Barbadoes, 3. 228; 6, 72 n., 352, 476.
Slavery in, 7. 016, 317.
Barbauld, Mrs. Anna Letitia, 15. 231 n.
BARBE-MARBOIS, FRAN<;OIS DE, LL.D.,
10. 257 ; 13. 301 ; 15. GO, 60 n. Nomi
nated a Corresponding Member, i. 376
Elected, i. 377. The intercepted letter
of, 7. 177. Letter from, to Count de
Vergennes, 7. 202-266. Sketch of, 7
262 n.-263 n. His ' Treason of Arnold
cited, 13. 383.
Barber, , 17. 185.
Barber, James, letter of Judge Sewall to,
12. 359.
Barber, John Warner, 2. 96. Donations
from, 2. 102; 3. 114. To be remon-
strated witli concerning the title of his
work, 2. 127, 127 n., 128 n. His reply
to Mr. Harris, 2. 128 n. His ' Histori-
cal Collections,' 2. 127 »., 128 n. ; 12.
397, 398, 410-419 ; 16. 6 n.
Barber, Nathaniel, u. 140; 13 200. Son
of, 8. 364, 365.
Barber, Miss Relief R., at the McLean
Asylum, 7. 46. . .
Barber, Robert, killed by Indians, 14. 143.
Barber & Southwick, 7. 276 n.
Barbier, Antoine Alexandre, i. 278 n.
Barbour, Isaac R., donation from, 2. 307.
Barbour, Philip P., 10. 240.
Barclay, Earl, 16 225, 226, 228.
Barclay, Mr., 19. 216.
Barclay (Barkley), Capt. A., 14. 344, 345.
Barclay, Andrew, u. 395.
Barclay, Capt. R. H, the encounter with
Perry, 6. 241.
Barclay, Robert, 18. 362.
Barclay, Thomas, 2. 190 n.
Bard, Samuel, M.I) , n. 21 ; 15. 224, 225.
Barden, John, see Birden, John.
Bardsen, Ivar, Greenlander, 13. 358, 359.
360.
Bardwell, Capt. Jonathan, 15. 78 n., 84.
Bardweil, Lieut. Perez, 15. 83
Barefoot, Walter, 16. 258??., 270.
Baring, Alexander, 1st Baron Ashburton,
••ee Ashburton.
Banng Bros. & Co., Messrs., 3. 52, 58 ; 18.
180.
Barker, , 17. 195, 196.
Barker, Mrs., 12. 362.
Barker, Ebenezer, 20. 313, 314.
Barker, Mrs. Elizabeth (Mitchell), 1. 171.
B:.rker, Eunice (Mrs. Coffin), i. 171.
Barker, Jacob, 17. 133.
Barker, John, 20. 312, 314.
Barker, Joseph, 8. 60.
Barker, Rev. Joseph, 17. 19.
Barker, Joshua, of the expedition against
Carthagena, 18. 372-376.
Barker, Josiah, i. 171.
Barker, Maria, 20. 314.
Barker, William, the elder, 20. 313.
Barker, William, the younger, 20. 314.
Barker, Capt. William, 17. 171.
Barker, William T., 14. 88.
Barkley, see Barclay.
Barloe, Bartholomew, 3. 337.
Barlow, Abner, portrait of, 13. 67.
Barlow, Capt. Arthur, 19. 80.
Barlow, Gen. Francis Charming, donation
from, 10. 40.
Barlow, Joel, 5. 87 ; 13. 82 ; 14. 167 ; 16.
139; 20.257. His 'Prospect of Peace/
i. 18.
Barlow, Mrs. Joel, 19. 16, 18.
Barlow, Samuel L. M., vote of thanks to,
12. 126. Gifts from, 20. 45.
Barlow, Bishop Thomas, his ' Cases of
Conscience,' 18. 428.
Barlow Library, New York, 20 229.
Barnard, , 17. 206 n.
Barnard/Benjamin, n. 140.
Barnard, Lieut. -Col. Berry, wounded at
Lexington, 13. 58.
BARNARD, Hon. DANIEL D., LL.D., 4.
320 ; 8. 102. Nominated a Correspond-
ing Member, 2. 132. Elected, 2. 135,
Accepts membership, 2. 139. Dona-
tion from, 2. 139. His death, 5. xi, 197.
Sketch of, 5. 213-218. Portrait of, 13.
67.
Barnard, Rev. Edward, his election ser-
mon, i. 79.
Barnard, George, 8. 316.
Barnard, George, 17. 427.
Barnard, George M., 19. 357.
Barnard, Henry, letter from, 2. 146. Do-
nations from, 2. 218, 547 ; 5. 104 ; 10.
134, 409.
Barnard, John, 1685, 12. 107, 108
Barnard, John, 1693, 6. 349.
Barnard, John, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 266.
Barnard, Deacon John, 12. 320.
Barnard, Rev. John, H. C. 1700, 8. 30 ;
10. 163; 20. 5n. His version of the
Psalms, 9 213. Recommendation of,
as a teacher, 20. 5.
Barnard, Bvt. My.- Gen. Jonathan Gilbert,
donation from, 9. 463.
Barnard, Samuel, n. 316.
Barnard, Thomas, n 316.
Barnard (Bernard), Thomas, 12. 106.
Barnard, Capt. Thomas, 15. 1(54.
Barnard, Rev. Thomas, H. C. 1679, d.
1718, 8. 23, 28.
Barnard, Rev. Thomas, //. C. 1732, d. 1776,
15. 196, 217.
Barnard, Rev. Thomas, D.D., H. C. 1766,
d. 1814, donation from, i. 60.
Barnard, Capt. Timothy, 15. 86, 8671.
Barnard, Tobias, 8. 11/20, 25.
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35
Barnard. W. T., 13. 378.
Barnarcliston, Sir Nathaniel, 18. 289.
B'irnardiston Family, 10. 375.
Barnes (Barns), Ca/>L, 4. 219; 15. 352.
Barnes, Lieut. -Col., 15. 1(30.
Barnes, Mr., Bo*t>>n, ig. 105.
Barnes, Capt. Asa, 15. 84 n.
Barnes, Rev. David, L) D., his funeral ser-
mon on Rev. J. Hawley, i. 154.
Barnes, Hon. David L., 19. 155, 156.
Barnes, Elizabeth (Mrs. Shuckford), 14.
152.
Barnes, Henry, ig. 133.
Barnes, Isaac O , donation from, 2. 471.
Barnes, Surgeon- General Joseph K., dona-
tions from, 9 196; 10. 86.
Barnes, Nathaniel, 12. 108.
Barnes, Rev. Robert, D.D., n. 423 n.
Cited, it. 413, 423.
Barnes, Lieut. Sears, 15. 82.
Barnes & Co., Messrs. 18. 99 n.
Barnet, Capt., 15. 111.
Barnet, Miss, 15. 252. •
Barneveld, John of, 15. 296; 16. 417,
432, 434, 469, 471. Mr. Motley's ' Life
of,' 16. 457-468.
Barney, Capt., 20 203.
Barney, Mrs., 20. 204.
Barney, Charles G., II. 292. Donation
from, 5. 96.
Barnham, Lieut. John, 15. 86, 86 n.
Barnham, Lieut. Thomas, 15. 84.
Barns, Capt. Daniel, 15. 75.
Barns, Major Edward, 15. 75.
Barns, Henry (1), killed by Indians, 14.
129.
Barns, Henry (2), killed by Indians, 14.
140.
Barns, James, 20 287.
Barns, Capt. Thomas, 15. 78.
Barnstable, Mass., 3. 310 ; 4. 100 ; 7. 423 ;
8. 194, 195, 398; 10. 50 ; 12. 385, 394,
395, 399, 401 ; 13. 72 ; 16. 121 ; 17. 117,
118, 344; 18. 238; 19. 382; 20. 168,
325.
Barnstable County, donations from the
County Commissioners, 4. 196, 226.
Barnum, Phineas T.. 3. 177.
Barn well, Robert W , 15. 190, 191.
Baron, Dr., 12. 389.
Baronetcy, succession of Sir John Tem-
ple to, 9. 69, 73.
Barr, Col. Asa, donation from, 6. 23.
Barre, Col. Isaac, 6. 29 ; 13. 200. Friend
of the American colonies, 7. 182.
Barre, Mass., see Hutchinson.
Barrell, Messrs., 16. 387.
Barrell, Miss, daughter of Joseph Barrell,
17. 363, 364.
Barrell, Mrs. (Saward), portrait of, by
Blackburn, 16. 387.
Barrell, Colborn, 8. 318, 335, 374, 375;
n. 31)3, 395. . His wife, 8. 374.
Barrell, Mrs. Hannah, 12. 323.
Barrell, John, 8. 318 ; 13. 59.
Barrell, John Clarke, i. 482, 482 n. ; 17.
120.
Barrell, Joseph, I. 482 n. ; 8. 318 ; n. 140,
299; 12. 62, 63, 65; 17. 363, 363 n.
Donations from, x. 25, 137. Vote of
thanks to, i. 26. His mansion, 7. GO ;
17. 363, 363 n.
Barrell, Ruthy, 8. 318. See Andrews, Mrs.
Barrell, Samuel B., 18. 268.
Barrell, Mrs. Samuel B., 12. 219. Dona-
tion from, 12. 121, 191.
Barrell, Theodore, 8. 318.
Barrell, Theodore, 18. 268.
Barrell, Walter, his list of refugees from
Boston in 1776, 18. 266-268.
Barrell, William, 8. 331, 389. Letters of
J. Andrews to, 8. 316-412. Sketch of,
8. 318. Letter from, 8. 412. Orders
books from London, 8. 413.
' Barrell Papers/ 12. 331.
Barrett, Deacon, 16. 182, 303, 304.
Barrett, Hon. C., 3. 13.
Barrett, Caleb, sentenced by a court-mar-
tial, 16. 352.
Barrett, Charles, 11. 307. Companion of
N. Appleton, 5. 255.
Barrett (Barret), D., 4. 34, 36; 5. 355;
13. 237, 238.
Barrett, George, n. 307.
Barrett, J. F., money received for copy-
ing, 8. 269.
Barrett, Col. James, 15. 87 ; 17. 321, 324.
Barrett, John, Esq., n. 140.
Barrett, John, 12. 323.
Barrett, Mrs. Mary (Clarke), 12. 323, 325.
Barrett, N., 12. 62.
Barrett, Rebecca (Mrs. S: Dana), 5. 255.
Barrett, Samuel, 11. 140.
Barrett, Samuel, LL.D., 12. 325.
Barrett, Rev. Samuel, D.D., 8. 456; n.
262.
Barrett, Sarah D , 16. 395.
Barrett, Mrs. Sarah Gerrish, 12. 323.
Barrey, see Barry.
Barrick, James, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 266.
Barrier scheme, 3. 37.
Barrington, Daines, cited, 7. 313-315.
Barrington, William Barrington, Viscount,
12. 416; 13. 164 n.; 16. 71.
Barrington, N. H., 17. 153, 355 n.
Barristers and Attorneys, distinction be-
tween, 19. 143, 144.
Barron, , 15. 389.
Barron, William Amherst, tutor, 6. 275.
Barrot, Camille Hyacinthe Odillon, 15.
316.
Barrow, Rev, Isaac, D.D., 3. 391. His
' Exposition of the Creed,' 18. 427. His
' Opuscula/ 18. 427. His 'Defence of
the Trinity,' 18. 428. His ' Sermons,'
18. 429.
Barrowe, Henry, 17. 340.
Barrowists, 10. 394, 395.
Barrus, Hiram, donation from, 6. 23.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Barry, Capt., 16. 360.
Barry Capt., of the 52d Regiment, Eng-
lish Army, 8. 398.
Barry, Mrs., the actress, 19. 222.
Barry, Mrs. Esther (Stetson), 13- 188,
Barry, Lieut. Henry, his ' Advantages of
Connection with Great Britain/ x. 19.
His ' Gen. Lee's Strictures on Friendly
Address examined,' i. 19.
BARRY, Rev. JOHN S., 13. 13, 267 ; 19. 119,
120 120 n. Donations from, 2. 365 ; 3.
32 a., 98, 182; 6 301 ; 7. 298. Per-
mission given to use the Library, 2.
646. Communication and request from,
2. 693. Elected a Resident Member,
3. 44. Accepts Resident Membership,
3. 49. Discovers a clew leading to the
discovery of Bradford's Manuscript His-
tory, 3 20, 21. Reads letter concern-
ing 'the establishment, of the Chicago
Historical Society, 3. 89. Death of,
12. xviii. His death noticed by the
President, 12 315, 310. Mr. C. C. Smith
appointed to prepare a memoir of, 12.
316. 'Memoir of/ 13. 136-139. His
' History of Massachusetts/ 2 593 ; 3.
20; 7. 486 n.; 12. 315; 13. 456; 19.
118. His ' History of Hanover/ 3. 20.
Barry, Mrs. Louisa (Young), 13. 136.
Barry, Marie Jeanne Vaubernier, Com-
tesse du, see Du Barry.
Barry, William,/a<Aer of Rev. John Barry,
13. 136.
Barry, Mrs. William, letter from, pre-
senting a gift to the Library, read by
the President, 17. 165.
BARRY, Rev. WILLIAM, A.M., 4. 235.
Nominated a Resident Member, 2. 445.
Elected, 2. 447. Accepts membership,
2. 451. Donations from, 2. 446, 482,
626; 4. 133. Present at meetings of the
Society, 2 455, 457, 458, 460, 462, 477,
478, 483, 493, 498, 499, 503, 507, 513,
683. Introduces -the subject of the con-
dition of fhe municipal records of the
New England towns, 2. 461. Of com-
mittee to consider the preservation of
ancient town records, 2. 461, 462. Re-
port of the committee, 2. 462, 463,
463 n.- 466 n. Of Scrutinizing Com-
mittee, 2. 482. Of committee to con-
sider the letter of Prof. C. C. Rafn,
2. 500. Report concerning the com-
munication of Prof. C. C. Rafn, 2. 504,
504 n.-506 n. Removes from the State,
2. 609 n. Notice of, 2. 609 n. Elected
a Corresponding Member, 2. 609 n. ; 12.
186. Accepts membership, 12. 330.
Letter from, asking assistance in found-
ing the Chicago Historical Society, 3.
89. Letter from, acknowledging aid
received by the Chicago Historical So-
ciety, 3. 96. Letter from, to Mr. R. C.
Winthrop, 5. 230-234. Letter from, to
Mr. Charles Deane, 12. 169. His ' His-
tory of Framingham ' cited, 6. 177 ; 17.
385.
Barsham, John, 8. 12, 21, 26 ; 16. 262.
Barstow, Lieut. Joshua, 15. 75.
Barstow, S. F., donations from, 4. 1, 14,
15.
Bartey, William, 14. 255.
Barthelemy, Edouard Marie de, his ' La
Noblesse en France ' cited, 7. 151.
Bartholdi, M., 20. 262.
Bartholomew, Benjamin, 15. 157.
Bartholomew, Henry, 12. 108.
Bartlet, Col, 19. 385 n.
Bartlet, Mr., 7. 234.
Bartlet, Lieut. H., donation from, 7. 24.
Bartlet, Lieut. Samuel, 15. 83.
BARTLET, Rev. WILLIAM S., to receive a
copy of Vol. I. of the fourth series of
Collections, 2. 491. Donations from, 2.
553; 4. 197, 226; 5. 104, 159, 203, 219; 6.
1,20, 82; 7. 1, 100, 115, 143, 168, 298, 373,
474; 8. 1, 88, 280, 442 ; 9 1, 227; 10, 86,
• 320; ii. 501. Elected a Resident Mem-
ber, 4. 20. Of Publishing Committee,
7. 300. Resolution offered by, in com-
memoration of Bishop Burgess, 9. 242.
Death of, 20. xx ; announced, 20. 395.
Resolution of the Society, 20. 395. His
' Memoir of Rev. Jacob Bailey/ 20.
395.
Bartlett, , New York, agent of Prof.
Rafn, 2. 107 n., 108n.
Bartlett, Mr., n. 295.
Bartlett, Miss Ann D., donation from, 5.
57.
Bartlett, Charles W., donation from, 3. 37.
Bartlett, Mrs. Elizabeth (Call), i. 324.
Bartlett, George, i. 323.
Bartlett, Capt. Israel, donation from, i.
103.
Bartlett, John, 8. 61, 61 n. ; 9. 66. Dona-
tions from, 3. 36, 37 ; 5. 57.
Bartlett, John, 12. 375.
Bartlett, Rev. John, Marblehead, letter
from, i. 257.
Bartlett, Rev. John, Roxbiin/, his sermon
before the Charitable Society, x. 111.
BARTLETT, Hbn. JOHX R., Secretary of
State of Rhode Island, 6.200; 10. 450n. ;
ii. 129 ; 19. 76 n., 326, 827, 337. A del-
egate from the New York Historical
Society, at the Discourse of Mr. J. Q.
Adams, 2. 256 n. Elected a Correspond-
ing Member, 3. 88. Accepts member-
ship, 3. 111. Donations from, 3 114,
214 ; 7. 1 ; 10. 469. Letter, donating a
copy of the Colonial Records of Rhode
Island, 3. 115. Footnote communicated
by, 19. 376 n. His ' Records of the
Colony of Rhode Island' cited, 3. 115 ;
6. 200 ; 12. 354 n.
Bartlett, Joseph, 6. 277 n. ; 19. 162, 162 n.,
Bartlett, Re>\ Joseph, letter from, to Se-
bastian Ralle, 2. 68.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
37
Bartlett, Josiah, father of Hon. Josiah
Bartlett, M.D., I. 323.
BARTLETT, lion. JOSIAH, M.D., d. 1820,
i. 126, 133, 139, 150, 169, 172, 188, 207,
215, 216, 220, 222, 228, 233, 235, 240,
243, 244, 249, 253, 259, 263, 274, 279,
284 ; 13. 420 n. ; 14. 57 ; 20. 148. His
death, i. xlii, 289. Nominated a Resi-
dent Member, i. 110. Elected, i. 117.
Donation from, i. 219. Memoir of, by
Mr. R. Frothingham, i. 323-330. List
of his publications, i. 330. His 'Histor-
ical Sketch of Charlestown/ i. 327 ;
cited, 20. 147, 147 n.
BARTLETT, JOSIAH, Jr., M.D., Concord,
Mass., i. 330. Nominated a Resident
Member, 2. 49. Elected, 2. 51. Present
at meetings of the Society, 2. 56, 79, 83,
84, 86, 88, 94, 104, 109, 112, 117, 119,
123, 125, 131, 132, 135, 136, 139, 143,
144, 146, 147, 149, 171, 176, 177, 181,
182, 185, 188, 192, 212, 216, 219, 222,
227, 234, 238, 241, 245, 261, 264, 303,
319, 411, 432, 445. Of Scrutinizing
Committee, 2. 87, 135, 192, 219, 221.
Requested to prepare a memoir of Rev.
Samuel Ripley, z. 378. Chosen as del-
egate to attend a celebration at Lan-
caster, 2. 534. Resigns membership, 3.
150.
Bartlett, Josiah, M.D., d. 1795, signs the
Declaration of Independence, 15. 393.
Bartlett, Mrs. Katherine (Whittemore),
i. 323.
Bartlett, Lawrence, 15. 157.
Bartlett, Mrs. Mary ( Warren), 19. 382.
Bartlett, Robert, 19. 381.
Bartlett, Samuel, 13. 372.
Bartlett, Samuel, 15. 119.
Bartlett, Lieut. Samuel, 15. 83.
Bartlett, Sidney, LL.D., 2. 161 ; 10. 61 ;
I3.422; 19 357.
Bartlett, Thomas, donation from, i. 137.
Contributes to purchase the Society's
building, i. 465 n.
Bartlett, Rev. William, xx. 201.
Bartlett, William II., his ' Pilgrim Fa-
thers' cited, ii. 404; 19. 117 n.
Bartlett & Halliday, donation from, 8. 431.
Bartley, Alderman, 6. 64.
Bartol, Rev. Cyrus A., D.D., donations
from, 3. 88; 5. 159; 6. 417. Requests
permission to copy extracts from the
correspondence of Rev. W : Hooper, 3.
51. Date of settlement, 5. 431. Col-
league of Dr. Lovell, 5. 438. His ser-
mon on the death of Joseph Willard,
cited, 9. 297.
Bartol, Mrs. Elizabeth (Howard), letter
from, in relation to Dr. John Clarke, 2.
287 n.
BARTON, BENJAMIN SMITH, M.D., 17.
398, 399, 408, 410, 413. Donations
from, i. 66, 98, 112, 123, 146, 153.
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
i. 94. Elected, i. 94. Vote to give the
Collections to, i. 94.
Barton, Edmund M., donation from, xx.
499.
Barton, Judge Ira M., 10. 310, 461. Do-
nation from, 7. 347.
Barton, J. Rhea, M.D., g. 351.
Barton, W., letter relating to the origin
of the seal of the United States, 9. 351,
352.
BARTON, WILLIAM, A.M., nominated a
Corresponding Member, i. 149. Elect-
ed, i. 150. Donation from, i. 167.
Barton, Lt.-Col. William, 18. 339. Cap-
ture of Maj.-Gen. Prescott, 6. 195, 196.
To receive from Congress a reward, 6.
195, 196.
Barton, William S., donation from, 2. 418.
Barton's Point, 2. 197.
Bartram, John, 17. 399, 410.
Bartram, William, Li/nn, 17. 140 n.
Bartram, William, Penn., 17. 410. His
'Travels in Carolina and Georgia/ i.
41, 48.
Bartrow, , 17. 140, 140 n.
Bascom, Mrs. Ruth, 15. 74.
Bashabe, Indian, 18. 107, 110, 112.
Basil, Valentine, 16. 214.
Basinghall St., 3. 91.
Baskenhegen River, Me., 17. 216.
Baskerville, John, 3. 103.
Bass, Mr., 7. 240.
Bass, Bishop Edward, 18. 150.
Bass, Eliz. (Mrs. Henshaw), 15. 65, 74.
Bass, Henry, n. 140; 20. 11.
Bass, Messrs. Henry, & Co., donation
from, i. 155.
Bass, Gov. Jeremiah, 12. 422.
Bass, Joseph, 15. 65.
Bass, Moses Belcher, n. 140.
Bass, Philip, sentenced by a court-mar-
tial, 16. 351.
Bass, Dr. Seth, donation from, 2. 184.
Bassett, Co!., 19. 70, 71.
Bassett, Benjamin, donation1 from, i. 27.
Bassett, Burrell, 15. 304.
Bassett, Mrs. Burrell, 15-304.
Bassett, Francis, 19. 243.
Bassett, John, 15. 113.
BASSETT, Rev. JOHN, nominated a Cor-
responding Member, x. 206. Elected,
i. 213.
Bassett, Wilkins S., 14. 74 n.
Bastwick, John, M.D., n. 447 n.
Batchelder, Samuel, offers a donation of
a Catalogue of Manuscripts in the
British Museum, 2. 355. Donations
from, 2. 360 ; 7. 298. His residence, 4.
63.
Batchelder, Samuel, Jr., donation from,
4. 122.
Batchelor, Lieut. Archibald, 15. 78.
Batchelor, Capt. David, 15. 77.
Batchelor, John, 15. 117.
Batchelor, John, 20. 23.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Batchelor, Capt. John, 15. 81.
Batchelour, Nathaniel, 16. 265.
Bateman, James B., Esq., donation from,
9.347.
Bates, Miss Abigail, service performed
by, in the war of 1812, 17. 170-172.
Bates, Mrs. Abigail (Barnes), 19. 381.
Bates, Caleb, the elder, ig. 382.
Bates, Caleb, the younger, 19. 382.
Bates, Edward, Attorney- General, 10 464.
Bates, Fleming, one of the subscribers to
the relief of the distressed inhabitants
of Boston in 1774, 3. 260.
Bates, Hon. Isaac C., 19. 13, 37, 42.
Bates, Rev. James, 2. 276.
Bates, Jesse, 19. 381, 382.
Bates, Joshua, 6. 30 ; 10. 317 ; 15. 4 ; 20.
389.
Bates, Pres. Joshua, D.D., 10. 52. His
' Reminiscences of Dr. Codman,' 5. 413.
Bates, Lydia, 19 381, 382.
Bates, Miss Rebecca W., service per-
formed by, in the war of 1812, 17. 170-
172.
Bates, Reuben, 17. 171.
Bates, Mrs. Sarah (Sprague), 19. 382.
Bates, Simeon, 17. 171.
Bates, Rev. William, D.D., his book on
the Divine Existence, 18. 428. His
' Harmony of Divine Attributes,' 18.
428.
Bath, John Granville, 1st Earl of, 13.
106.
Bath (Eng.) Literary and Scientific Insti-
tution, 17. 301, 306.
Bath, Me., 10. 107 ; 17. 85, 86, 88 ; 18.
283.
Bathyllus, x. 483 n ; 18. 402.
Batte, Christopher, 12. 396.
Battelle, Col. Ebenezer, 17. 177, 177ji.,
184, 193, 195.
Batten, Rev. Richard, 17. 255, 256 n.
Battle, Nathaniel, 19. 152.
Battles, names of, given to streets, 6. 29.
Baucel, M., 7. 328.
Baucel, Madame, 7. 327.
Baudouin, see Bowdoin.
Baum, Col. Frederick, 15. 228; 17. 90
91. His ' Orderly Book,' i. 111.
Bauman, Major Sebastian, 6. 371 n. ; 19.
Baury, M., i. 356.
Baury, Rev. Alfred L., donations from,
2. 383 ; 6. 471 ; 7. 24. Letter from, 6.
471. Vote of thanks to, 6. 471.
Baury, Miss Mary B., 12. 322.
Bavvtry, Eng., 20. 96.
Baxter, Clarissa (Mrs. Shattuck), 18.
155.
Baxter, Hon. Daniel, 18. 155.
Baxter, Mrs. Emeline C., 13. 423.
Baxter, George, 6. 67 n., 69 n., 72 n.
Baxter, George S., 13. 423.
Baxter, Rev. Joseph, 8. 29. His wife, 8.
220.
Baxter, Rev. Richard, 18. 321, 388, 393;
19. 6, 195. Gift of books to Harvard
College, 6. 339. His ' Paraphrase of
the New Testament,' 18 426. His ' Gil-
das Salvianus,' 18. 4oU.
Bay, Judge Elihu Hall, 3. 226.
Bay of Fundy, 17. 207.
Bay Line, boundary of the land given to
Peregrine White, 3-217.
'Bay Psalm Book,' 10. 460; 20. 152.
Copy of, sold at auction, 15. 11.
BAYARD, Hon. SAMUEL, nominated a Cor-
responding Member, i. 263. Elected,
1. 264.
Bayard, Hon. Thomas F., 20. 351.
Bayeux, engravings of the tapestry of,
2. 286.
Bayle, Peter, 3. 385 ; 16. 145. His ' Re-
flections occasioned by the Comet,' i.
55. His ' Dictionary ' cited, u. 422 n.t
433 n. ; 12. 392.
Bayler, George, 15. 143.
Bayley, Lieut., 5. 7.
Bay ley, Rev. James, 8. 14, 22, 27.
Bayley, Sir John, 14. 392.
Bay lie, Rev. Robert, n. 457, 460, 462.
Baylies, Francis, i. 379 n.
BAYLIES, Hon. FRANCIS, 8. 219. Nom-
inated a Resident Member, 2. 91. Elect-
ed, 2. 94. Accepts membership, 2. 106.
Subject of lecture, 2. 226 n. His an-
nual assessments, 2. 369. A member to
be nominated in his place for his non-
payment of assessments, 2. 384. Re-
signs membership, 2 609 n. His death,
2. 609 n. Notice of, 2 609 n. His ' His-
tory of Plymouth Colony/ 2. 609 n.
His ' Historical Memoir of the Colony
of New Plymouth ' cited, 9. 19, 26, 27 ;
19. 114.
Baylies, Hon. William, 1860, donation
from, 5. 48.
Baylies, Hon. William, Brown Univ., 1795,
13- 54.
BAYLIES, Hon. WILLIAM, M.D., H. C.
1760, d. 1826, i. 1 n., 6 n., 14, 17 n., 30,
62, 160 n., 500 M. ; 2. 609 n. ; 4. 110 ; 7.
215, 222, 223 ; 10. 58 ; 12. 434 ; 13. 229 ;
19. 390. One of the founders of the
Society, I. x, x n., xiv, xvi, xvi n.,
xxiiirz., xxxiii, xxxiv; 3-166; 19. 390.
Resigns membership, i. 24H. Letter
from, to the Treasurer, i. 246 n.
Baylis, Miss Susanna, 13. 280.
Baylor, Mr., 4. 82.
Baylor, Col. George, 6. 223 ; 16. 109.
Bayly, Rev. John, 13. 415 n.
Bayly (Bayley), Joseph, 12. 375-377.
Bayly, Rev. Thomas, 13. 415 n.
Baynes (Baines), Rev. Paul, n. 201.
Bazin, Abraham, Boston, naturalized, 4.
361.
Beach, Henry H. A., M.D., 17. 461.
Beackum, Mr., 16. 279.
Beacon Hill, 6. 31, 484; 7. 188, 221, 240;
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
18. 69. Original state and size of, 6.
36.
Beacon-Hill Monument, 12. 60; 13. 183.
Inscription on the pedestal of, 8. 275.
Beacon Street, Boston, Mass., 3. 89 ; 7.
307. Sale of house on, with price in
1819,6. 437 w.
Beaconsfield, Benjamin Disraeli, Lord, 16.
412.
Beadle, Mrs. Lydia, u. 163.
Beadle, William, n. 14, 103.
Beadon, Rev. Frederick, 16. 11, 12.
Beal, Lieut. Benjamin, 15. 84.
Beal, James II., 19. 357.
Beal, Leazer, 17. 158.
Beale, G., ill, 7. 282.
Beale, Dr. John, letter from John Collins
to, 6. 427. Interested in New England
and its products, 6. 427 ; 16. 239.
Beales, Benjamin, 19. 166.
Boals, William, 19. 220, 227.
Beamish, North Ludlow, 8. 188; 18. 81.
Beamslleay, William, 3. 338.
Bean, interpreter, 3. 305.
Beans used in balloting, i. 249; 3. 240.
Bear Island, 17. 208.
Bearcroft, Mr. , 19. 219.
Bearcrof t, Rev. Philip, D.D., his Propaga-
tion Society sermon, i. 18.
Beard, Easter (Mrs. Hall), 14. 152.
Beard, Mm. Elizabeth ( Waldron), 14. 151.
Beard, Hester (Mrs. Nock), 14. 152.
Beard, Joseph, 16. 265, 274.
Beard, Mary (Mrs. Hudson), 14. 150.
BEAUDSLEY, Rev. E. EDWARDS, D.D., 15.
229. Donation from, 13. 236. Thanks
voted to, 13. 230. Elected a Corre-
sponding Member, 16. 12. Accepts
membership, 16. 36. His 'Life of
William Samuel Johnson ' cited, i.
86 n.
Bearfoot, Rev. Isaac, 19. 242.
Beath, Mary, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 260.
Beatty, Rev. Charles, his ' Tour among
the Indians on the Ohio.'.i. 31.
Beatty-Pownall, Rev. Charles C., see Pow-
nall.
Beauchamp Family, Penqreep, 7. 116.
Beauchampe, John, patent to, from the
Council in Plymouth, 2. 542-545,
543 n.
Beaufort, Henry Somerset, 1st Duke, 13.
106.
Beauharnois, Charles, Marquis de, 14.
133 n.
Beaurnarchais, Pierre- Augustin Caron de.
15. 38.
Beaumont, Gustave de, 12. 200.
Beaumont, William, 19. 380.
Beaurain, Jean, Chevalier de, French map
of Boston published by, 6. 40; 7. 477 ;
10 369.
' Beauties of Taste,' I. 91.
Beauvilliers, Paul, Due de, 15. 51 n.
Beawes.Wyndham, his ' Lex Mercatoria/
x. 475.
Becanus, Goropius, i. 186 n.
Beccaria, Cesare Bonesana, Marchese di,
15. 29. His Essay on Crimes and Pun-
ishments, 20. 155.
Beck, Prof. Charles, 10. 356.
Beck, Henry, 16. 204.
BECK, THEODOHIC ROMEYNE, M.D.,
nominated a Corresponding Member,
2. 472. Elected,- 2. 473. A requested
exchange granted to, 2. 494.
Becket, St. Thomas a, n. 418.
Becket, Mass., 12. 405, 408, 417.
Beckford, William, 15. 231 n., 236 n. Let-
ter from, to Dr. Henly, 15. 240 n.
Beckford, Mrs. William, 15. 237 n.
Becks, Alexander, 3. 338.
Beddingfleld, Anne, 20 156.
Bedell, Mr. , 19. 214, 223.
Bedell, John, London, 5. 496.
Bedell, Mrs. Sarah (Rogers), 5. 496.
Bedford, Francis, Earl of, 2. 321.
Bedford, Rev. John, 17. 256, 257.
Bedford, Wriothesley Russell, 3d Duke
of, 12. 412.
Bedford, Mass., 7. 215, 478 ; 12. 403, 404,
412 ; 17. 321; 18. 158; 19. 325 n.
Bedford, N. II., 18. 109.
' Bee,' i. 173 n., 177, 179 n., 180.
Beebe, E. Pierson, 19. 357.
Beecher, Howard, 20. 23.
Beecher, Mrs. William, donation from,
8. 1. Extract from letter to Mr. Hale,
7. 267 «.-269 n.
Beecher, Sir William, 20. 341.
Beecher, Mrs. William H., 15. 386 n.
Beecher, Rev. William H., donation from,
15. 386. Letter from, 15. 386. Vote of
thanks to, 15. 386.
Beedham, B. H, 20. 42.
Beekman, James W , 8. 2.
Beekman, Hon. Thomas, donation from,
i. 486; 9. 218. Yeas and Nays on
Gen. Conway's motion, presented by,
9. 218.
Beel, Leazer, 17. 158.
Beeman, Capt., 4. 85.
Beer-drinking, antiquity of, 13. 363.
Beers, , postmaster, n. 16.
Beers, Anthony, 17. 142.
Beers, Isaac, i. 103. Offer from, to ex-
change books, declined, i. 101.
Beers, William Pitt, his oration on Wash-
ington, i. 138.
Beeston, Father , 17. 205.
Begworth, Benjamin, drowned, 14. 133.
Beighton, Henry, editor of the 'Ladies'
Diary.' 7. 126.
Beke, Charles T., PA. D., F.S.A., dona-
tion from, 3. 264.
Belchard, Jeremiah, 12. 107.
Belcher, , 12. 363.
Belcher, Madam, her death, 5. 1. Her
house burned, 7. 232.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Belcher, Andrew, 4. 256, 257; 12. 254,
255 ; 13. 410 ». ; 18. 10.
Belcher, Andrew, Jr., accounts with
Harvard College, 6. 339, 340.
Belcher, Mr. Edward, 3. 338.
Belcher, Gov. Jonathan, 1. 101, 217, 257 n. ;
4. 52, 349, 351, 352; 5. 80, 106, 167 ; 8.
30 ; 10. 159, 162, 324 ; 12. 271, 323, 380,
402 «., 404, 416 ; 13. 417 ; 14. 1 ; 16.
397, 398; 18. 368-370; 19. 96. Man-
uscript letters of, x. 21; 2. 99, 101,
101 n., 229 n., 582. Portrait of, to be
repaired, 2. 289 n. Papers of, 2. 487.
Letter from, to the Kev. Dr. Colman,
3. 41. Papers relating to the plot to
remove from office, 3. 216. Distrusted,
5. 118.
Belcher, Rev. Joseph, 8. 28. Letter found
in his study, x. 217. His election ser-
mon, i. 219.
Belcher, Nathaniel, 14. 110.
Belcher, Rev. Samuel, 8. 13, 21, 26.
Belcher, Sarson, n. 140.
Belcher Lane, Boston, 6. 30.
Belchertown, Mass. ,12. 405, 407; 19. 396,
421. Named for Gov. Belcher, 12. 416.
Belden, Messrs. Ebenezer, & Co., dona-
tions from, i. 130, 138, 147, 154, 168,
202, 219.
Belden, Thomas, 2. 344 n.
Belding, William, xx. 316.
Belding, Keith, & Co., donation from,
io.2.
Belfast, Me., 12. 408. Origin of the name
of, 12. 419.
Belknap, Andrew E., donation from, i.
494.
Belknap, Edward, donations given to the
Society, 3. iv; 4. 244. His liberality
with regard to the portraits of Wash-
ington and Dr. Belknap, 3. 309, 310 n_
Vote of thanks to, 4. 273.
Belknap, Miss Elizabeth, 3. 285 ; 8 483 ;
9. 2 ; 10. 160 ; xx. 466 n. ; 19. 393. 'Do-
nations from, 2. 101, 425 n. ; 5. 107 ; 8.
431, 432. Letter from, in regard to
the Belknap donation, 3. 285, 286. To
receive the thanks of the Society, 3.
328, 329.
Belknap, J , 20. 12, 13.
Belknap, Miss Jane, see Marion, Mrs.
Jane.
Belknap, Jeremiah, n. 240, 241 n.
Belknap, Jeremy, donation from, i. 50.
Belknap, Mrs. Jeremy, the Collections to
he given to, x. 120; 2. 68 n.
BELKNAP. Rev. JEREMY, D.D., x. 1, 4, 6 n.,
13-15, 17 n., 18, 22-24, 27, 29, 30, 32-36,
38-41, 44, 48, 51, 52 n., 59, 62, 69, 85,
87, 91, 102, 105-110, 116, 160 n., 212 n.,
230 n., 240 n., 246 n., 266 n., 339 n., 346 n.,
447 n, 459 n., 483 n., 500 n.; 4. 79 n.,
112, 297 ; 8. 3, 186, 224, 431, 432, 483 ;
10. 126n., 164, 317, 343, 347; xx. 240,
366, 465 n., 466 n., 468 n.; 12. 5, 6, 66,
233-236, 434 ; 13. 229, 230, 298, 299,
303, 304 n.; 14. 117, 119, 142w., 148 n,
363, 369- 15. 171, 172, 174; 16. 144,
154, 257, 260, 283-286, 293-295, 297,
299, 303, 376 n. ; 17. 81, 107 n., 10<J,
132, 155, 156, 193 n., 218, 225, 363, 364 ;
18. 134, 134 n., 440; 19. 390; 20. 12, 13,
211. A founder of the Society, i. vii-
xvi, xxiiin. ; 2. viii, ix, 193; 3. 165.
166, 266, 346, 351 ; 7. 377. Notice of, by
Dr. Eliot, i. viii, ix, 117 n. Steps taken
to form a Historical Society, i. viii—
xvi, xvi n.. xxiii n. His research in
writing the ' History of New Hamp-
shire,' i. ix. First meeting of the So-
ciety, i. x. Correspondence with E.
Hazard, i. x, xi, xv. Date of his death,
i. xli, 117 ».; 3. 328. Plan of an Anti-
quarian Society drawn by, i. xii ; 2.
308, 309; 4. 110-112. Catalogue of
early members of the Society, x. xiv,
xv. To draw up rules for the Library
and Museum of the Society, x. xix.
Circular letter issued in 1791, i. xix-
xxii. To superintend the publications
of the Society, i. xx, xxix. The Cir-
cular Letter reprinted, i. xxiv. The
' Introductory Address from the His-
torical Society to the Public ' issued,
i. xxiv. His portrait mentioned, x.
xxxiii. Elected Corresponding Secre-
tary, i. 4, 34/50, 64, 82, 97, 105, 117.
Corresponding Secretary, i. 4, 25, 29,
37, 40, 61, 70, 74, 90 n., 93, 94, 113 n.
Of committee to draught rules for the
Library, i. 14. Of committee to ob-
tain pamphlets from Mr. Bowdoin,
i. 14. To keep the key of the So-
ciety's room, i. 15 Communicates
plan of the 'American Apollo,' x. 16, 17.
List of books furnished by, i. 18-22.
Report on the books offered by, i. 23.
Of committee to publish the Collec-
tions, i. 24, 57, 77. Reports a preface
for the Collections, x. 24. Donations
from, i. 26, 48, 68; 2. 101 n. Of com-
mittee to ask for Laws, Journals, etc.,
of the several States, i. 28. To open
correspondence with Tammany So-
ciety, New York, i. 28. Proposes a
celebration of the anniversary of the
discovery of America, i. 28. The pro-
posal adopted, i. 31. Selected to de-
liver the discourse, I. 31. Exchange
of books with, i. 36. Communicates
Captain Powcrs's donation, i. 38. Of
committee to report a plan for publish-
ing the Collections, i. 42. Of com-
mittee to arrange for the celebration
of the discovery of America, x. 44.
Delivers the discourse on that occa-
sion, i. 45. Vote of thanks to, I. 46.
The discourse to be printed, i. 46.
Reports a memorial to Congress, i. 61.
Of committee on the Circular Letter,
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I. 61. Presents the first volume of his
' American Biography/ i. 66. To an-
swer Mr. Truinlmll's letter, i. 68. To
select the Trumbull Papers, I. 74 n.
Of committee to ask for Prince's Al-
manacs, i. 77. To open correspond-
ence with the Asiatic Society, i. 78.
Of committee to select books to be
sent to Sir W. Jones, i. 80. Presents
copies of his discourse on the discovery
of America, i. 83. Asked to go to
Lebanon to select the Trumbull Papers,
i. 8-'S. Reports on his mission, i. 85.
Extracts from his interleaved almanac
relating to this journey, i. Son. Of
committee to increase means for pub-
lishing the Collections, i. 86. Mr.
Shaw's letter to, about the Carver
sword, i. 88 «. Excused from service
on the committee to increase the means
for publishing the Collections, i. 96.
Of committee to consider the Resolves
of the General Court in relation to the
map of the State, i. 96. Of committee
to solicit subscriptions for the Society,
i. 102. Excused from service, i. 104.
To procure a box for the papers of the
Corresponding Secretary, i. 110. Let-
ter of Ichabod Shaw to, 1. 114«. His au-
tograph, faces 1. 116. Portrait of, faces
I. 116; 3. 287. Facsimile of a letter
written by, faces i. 117. Mrs. Mar-
cou's'Lifeof/i.ll7?z. ; 19. 399». Count
Rumford's letter to, i. 118n. Vote to
purchase a portrait of, i. 120, 124.
The Collections to be given to his
family, i. 120, 241, 244; 2. 68 n., 69 n.
Extract from a letter of Sir John
Wentworth to, i. 124 n. Note of, to
Mr. James Perkins, i. 358. Letter
from David Trumbull to, offering the
Trumbull MSS. to the Society, 2. 331 n.,
366, 366 n., 525. Donation from the
family of, 2. 346. Letter from, to Mr.
Joseph Whipple, 2. 379. A committee
appointed to ask the heirs of, for cer-
tain papers left by him, 2. 423, 424.
Letter from the heirs in relation to
certain papers, 2. 424, 425. His manu-
scripts with several rare books and
pamphlets presented to the Society,
by Miss Elizabeth Belknap, 7.. 425 ?». ;
3. iv, 285-328, 357-359; 4. 4, 5, 9, 11,
12, 26, 63, 134, 135, 144; 5. 107. See
Belknap Papers. Portrait of, presented
to the Society by Mr. Edward Bel-
knap, 3. iv, 287, 310 n. ; 4. 244, 273. His
services to the cause of American his-
tory, 3. 166. His letter to Judge
Tucker on slave-holding, preserved in
Vol. IV. of the first series of the Collec-
tions, 3. 190; 13. 304 n. On Robert
Calef, 3. 288. Interleaved almanacs
belonging to, 3. 295-311; 8. 45. Ma-
terial for historical and biographical
use, collected by, 3. 295, 311, 327, 328.
Letters of Dr. John Eliot to, 3. 295.
Correspondence wiUi Ebenezer Hazard,
3. 295 ; 5. 107 ; 15. 258 ; 18. 183. Min-
utes of the debates in the Massachu-
setts Convention of 1788 contained in
his donation, 3. 296-304. His selection
of papers from Gov. Trumbull's collec-
tions, 3. 310. The owner of a portrait
of Washington, 3. 310 n. Of commit-
tee to visit the Oneida and New Stock-
bridge Indians, 3. 311 ; 19. 393-396,
423. Copy of the Preface of Hub-
bard's History among his papers, 3.
320-322. Remarks on Jabez Fitch, 3.
327. Place of burial, 3. 328. Last
entry in his ' Meteorological Journal,'
3. 328 n. Resolutions with regard to the
' Papers ' donated to the Society, 3. 328,
329. His interest and plans for the
improvement of the Society, 3 346,
347. His possession of Standish's
sword, 4. 142, 143. Letter to, from
Lord Lyttelton, 4. 135, 136. Letters to,
from G: Washington, 4. 136-138. Let-
ter to, from Mr. J : Davis, 4. 143. Gift
of a portrait of, by Mrs. Jane Marcou,
9. 2, 189. His list of the Society's
MSS. in 1792,1 10. 321-325; 13. 229,
230. His description of General Lee
referred to, 12. 260 n. Remarks of Mr.
Tuttle on a statement in his ' History
of New Hampshire/ 13. 314. The
knocker of his house at Dover pre-
sented to the Cabinet, 14. 36. Descrip-
tion of the house, 14. 37. Extracts
from his note-books and letters, re-
lating to Bunker Hill battle and to
Dr. Gordon's ' History/ 14. 91-98. His
device and motto for a seal for the
Society, 15. 258. Paul Revere's let-
ter to, 16. 370-376. Manuscript maps
of, exhibited, 18. 18. Copies of let-
ters of, to Ebenezer Hazard, given,
18. 183. His ' History of New Hamp-
shire/ i. ix, 48, 83, 123, 254 n. ; 3. 166,
327; 14. 12471., 125 n., 126 n., 127 n.,
128n., 130n,, 131 n., 138n., 143n., 364n.,
366n., 375n., 376w.; 16. 270 «.; i8.320n.
His ' Discourse on the Discovery of
America/ i. 48, 83; 3. 355; 12. 65.
His ' American Biography/ i. 83, 123,
217 n.; 2. 144 n.; 3. 166; 16. 202; 18.
441. Account of a ' Tour to the White
Mountains/ 3. 295. His Journal of a
visit to the Oneida Indians, 3. 311 ; 19.
393-423. Notice of Rev. Hugh Adams,
1 Mr. Deane now thinks that this list is in the handwriting of Dr. John Eliot, Librarian and
Cabinet-Keeper in 1791 and 1792, and that the heading on page 323, vol. x., should read ' Dr Eliot's
List of MSS. in the Cabinet, of the Historical Society in 1792,' and that the reader should make this
correction wherever reference is made to the list above.
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
3. 324-326. Extracts from his Journal
of his visit to the Camp at Cambridge
in 1775, 4. 77-80; 15. 174. Extracts
from 'Answers to Queries respecting
Slavery/ 6. 107, 108. See Belknap
Papers.
Belknap, John, 8. 45; 9. 2 ; 14. 37;j:g.
282. Donations from, i. 152«. ; 2. 378.
Letter from, in relation to the papers
desired by the Society, 2. 424, 425.
Donation of a bust of Tudor, with
thanks of the Society for the same, 3.
31.
Belknap, Joseph, x. 17,23, 43, 45n., 77,
81 ; 12. 2n. Arrangements made for
printing the publications and Collec-
tions of the Society, i. xx-xxvi. Pub-
lication of the 'Apollo' by, i. xx-xxvii.
The contract for printing terminated,
i. xxvii, xxviii, 77, 78. His death, i.
xxix n.
Belknap, Samuel, donation from, i. 101.
Belknap, Hon. William W., letter and
donation from, 13, 378. Leave granted
him to copy Dr. Belknap 's portrait, 13.
378.
Belknap & Hall, Messrs., i. 43, 45 n.
Agreement with, i. 48, 49.
Belknap & Young, Messrs., their propo-
sal of the 'Apollo' communicated, i.
17. Keport of the committee to con-
sider it, i. 23.
'Belknap Papers,' i. 117 n., 206 n.; 2.
245 n. ; 3. iv, '285-328, 357-359 ; 4. 4, 5,
9, 11, 12, 26, 03, 134, 135, 144; 5. 107 ;
9. 198 H.; 10. 160, 1(54; 14. 119 n., 320;
15. 260, 270, 274 ; 16. 40 ; 17. 99 ; 19. 244,
280, 293, 393, 395, 390. Letter from
Miss Elizabeth Belknap accompanying
the donation of the ' Papers,' 2. 245 n. ;
3. 285, 286. Report on the contents- of
the Belknap donation, by Mr. Charles
Deane, 3. 286-328. Valuable books
and rare manuscripts in, 3. 287-290,
311-310, 327, 327 n. The interleaved
almanacs, 3. 295, 296, 304-311. A
committee appointed to take charge
of, 3. S28. The committee to report in
writing, 3. 329. The committee to
arrange and bind the books and papers,
3. 328; 4. 12, 134, 251. Catalogued, 10.
157. Committee of publication of, ap-
pointed, 13. 232. Serial of, announced,
14. 338; 15. 2, 7. Two volumes of,
announced. 15. 228. New edition of,
19. 251. Cited, 19. 377 n.
Bell, , 17. 249.
Bell, Archibald, bookseller, 7. 246 n.
BELL, Hon. CHARLES H., elected a Cor-
responding Member, 12. 140. Accepts
membership, 12. 169. Present at a
meeting of the Society, 18. 402. His
' Exeter in 1776,' 19. 259.
Bell, Charles John, 7. 67.
Bell, Clara, 7. 67, 70.
Bell, Daniel, 13. 424.
Bell, Mrs. Elizabeth (Todd), 7. 28.
Bell, Mrs. Frances Clark (Pinkerton),
wife of Dr. Luther V Bell, 7. 34. Her
death, 1855, 7. Gl.
Bell, Frances Pinkerton, daughter of Dr.
Luther VBell, 7. 07, 70.
Bell, Henry James, d. 1847, 7. 61.
Bell, James, d. 1857, 7. 31, M, 83.
Bell, John, d. 1743, 7. 27-29.
Bell, John, d. 1825, sketch of, 7. 29, 30.
Bell, John, d. 1830, skctch'of, 7. 29, 30.
Bell, John. M.D., d. 1880, brother of Dr.
Luther V Bell sketch of, 7. 31, 34.
Bell, John, politic/an, 6. 308 n.
Bell, Gen. Louis, 8. 483.
Bell, Mrs. Lucy (Smith), 7 30.
BELL, Hon. LUTHER V, M.D., 2. 444; 6.
451 ; 8. 201 ; 12. 6. Donations from, 2.
444 ; 4. 226 ; 5. 145. Elected a Resident
Member of the Society, 4. 20. His
death, 5. ix ; 6. 6 ; 7. 305. Remarks on,
5. 408-411, 441, 442. Portrait of, 7. v,
'27. * Memoir of,' 7. 26-99. His auto-
graph, faces 7. 27. His name, 7. 31 n-
32 n. Letter from, to Adj.-Gen. Schou-
ler, 7. 79, 80. Letter from, to Dr. W :
J. Dale, 7. 81-85.
Bell, Mary, daughter of Dr. L. V Bell,
death of, 1847', 7. 61.
Bell, Mary Ann, sister of Dr. Luther VBell
(Mrs. Nesmith), 7. 31. Her death, 7. 34.
Bell, Mrs. Mary Ann (Gilmorc), 7. 29.
Bell, Mrs. Mehitable Bowen (Dana), 7. 30.
Bell, Mrs. Miriam (Gore), 13. 424.
Bell, Richard, Mai/or of Boston, jEnq., IQ.
239, 266.
Bell, Gov. Samuel, d. 1850, 7. 30, 31 ; 19.
52, 52 n. Sketch of, 7. 30, 31.
Bell, Hon. Samuel Dana, Chief Justice, 7.
31, 31 n.; 17. 220 n. Donation from, 4.
133. Quoted, 7. 48.
Bell, Samuel John, son of Dr. Luther V
Bell, d. 1853, 7. 61, 83.
Bell, Shubael, donations from, i. 86, 131.
Bell, Theodore S., donation from, 2. 176.
Bell, William, xx. 140.
Bell, William Appleton, son of Luther V
Bell, 7. 39, 67.
'Bell of St. Regis,' legend of, n. 311,
312.
Bellamy, Joseph, D.D., i. 12 ; 3. 302 ; 20.
207. His ' True Religion Delineated,'
i. 137.
Beltarmino, Card. Roberto, 13. 304; 18.
143 n. Date of his birth, 13. 304, Sen-
timents of, on the equality of man, 13.
304.
Bellasis, Henry, see Fauconberg, Earl of.
Bellayse, Thomas, see Fauconberg, Vis-
count of.
Belleau, the country residence of Sir H :
Vane, 6. 47.
Bellenham, Mr., 5. 140. See Bellingham,
Gov. Richard.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
43
Rellerive, Henri de, i. 355.
Belleval, Count, 13 380.
Belleville, W. Va., 17. 186 n.
Bellevue Hospital, N. Y., 17. 425.
Bellin, Jacq. Nic., publisher, 6. 37 ; 7. 476.
Publishes the German map of Boston,
6. 37.
Bellingham, , 10. 382.
Bellingham, John, 8. 13, 21, 26.
Bellingham, Richard, Gov. of Mass., 3.
218; 4.441; 5. 137, 140; 12.387, 411;
13. 133 ; 16. 140 ; 17. 129, 132; 18. 166,
390; 19. 142; 20. 211.
Bellingham, Samuel, M.D., 4. 441 ; 8. 11,
20, 25.
Bellingham, Mass., 12. 274, 402, 404.
Named for Gov. Bellingham, 12. 411.
Bellingham Avenue, 6. 5.
Bellingum, Mr., 5. 137. See Bellingham,
Gov. Richard.
Bellomont, Richard Coote, Earl of, Gov.
of Mass., 12 402; 13. 409, 414; 16. 103;
18. 426; 20. 158. Matters pertaining to
the validity of the charter of Harvard
College, 6. 347.
Bellows, Col., 6. 357.
Bellows, Henry YV., D.D., death of, 19.
230.
Bellows, John (Bellows, Cordis, Sf Jones),
ii. 308.
Bellows, John, his 'Miniature French
Dictionary/ 19. 310.
Belmont, Mass., 19. 318.
Belpre, Ohio, 10. 452; 17. 177, 177 n., 178n.,
179, 184, 184 n., 185, 189 n., 194.
Belsham, William, his ' History of the
House of Brunswick/ i. 112.
Belshazzar's Feast, painting of, 2. 289 n.
Beltremieux, Paul, Newburyport, natural-
ized, 4. 360.
Beman, Lieut. Ezra, 15. 75.
Bembo, Cardinal Peter, Secretary of Leo
X., 6. 305.
Bemis, , 5. 255.
Bemis, Capt. Edmund, 15. 76.
BUMIS, GEORGE, 15. 370 ; 16. 163, 164 :
17. 69, 71, 75; 18 31, 411; 19. 292; 20.
194. Elected a Resident Member, 8.
314. Donation from, 9. 436. Death of ,
announced, 15. xvi; 16. 1. Resolution of
the Society on the death of,i6. 2. Judge
Hoar appointed to write a Memoir of,
16. 2. ' Memoir of/ by E. R. Hoar, 16.
112-116. His birth, 16. 112. Education,
16. 112. Efforts in behalf of State-prison
convicts, 16. 113. Connection with the
trials of Abner Rogers and Prof. Web-
ster, 16. 113. Residence in Europe, 16.
114. His publications, 16. 114. Be-
quests, 16. 115; 20. 194. Extract from
his will, 16. 116.
Bemis, Jonathan W., M.D., letter of L.
V Bell to, 7 92.
Bemis, Nathanael, M.D., 17. 399.
Bemis, Sarah, 16. 116.
Bemis, Mrs. Sarah (Wheeler), 16. 112.
Bemis, Seth, 16. 112.
Bemis's Heights, battle of, 3. 272, 275,
278.
Benbow, Admiral John, 12. 423.
BencMey, Henry W., Lieut. -Gov. of Mass.,
3 33.
Bend, Rev. Joseph G., 17. 205, 205 n.
Bendal, Edward, award in the case of
Gibbons & Bendal, 20. 1, 2.
Bender, Jotham, 19. 172.
Benedict IX., Pope, 11. 424.
Benedict, Henry M., Esq., donation from,
9. 463.
Benevolent Fraternity of Churches, 2.
279 ; 20. 410.
Benham, Maj.-Gen. Henry W., U.S.A., 12.
181. Donation of ' Confederate ' bonds
by, 9- 7.
Benjamin, , innkeeper, n. 16, 31.
Benjamin, Mary Elizabeth (Mrs. Motley),
16. 411.
Benjamin, Park, 16 411, 416.
Bennet, , 13. 252.
Bennet, ' St. Bennet's bargain/ 8. 204.
Bennet, Ebenezer, 15. 83.
Bennet, Sir Henry, Lord Arlington, see
Arlington.
Bennet, John, 12. 108.
Bennett, Ebenezer, 13. 450.
Bennett, Edmund H., LL.D., 19. 357.
Bennett, Francis, sentenced by a court-
martial, 16. 346.
Bennett, J., maps published by, 6. 38; 14.
328 n.
Bennett, Capt. John, 12. 425.
Bennett, Jos., extracts from his MS.
History of New England, 5. 108-126,
210. '
Bennett, Nehemiah, his 'Description of
Middleborough/ i. 51.
Bennett, Spencer, see Phips, Spencer.
Bennett, T., 3 113.
Bennett, William, D.D., Bp. of Cloyne,
20. 21, 22 n. Names from his copy of
the Emmanuel Register, 20. 22, 23.
Bennington, Vt., 17. 57,63, 90, 91. Battle
of, 15. 255 ; 17. 90, 92.
Bennington Monument Association, 17.
63, 90.
Benson, Hon. Egbert, 2. 175; 10. 163,489;
ii. 23. Donation from, i. 253. Dis-
cussion concerning the lost manuscript
of, 2. 175, 180. The Benson Manu-
script, 2. 190, 190 n., 214, 214 n. Let-
ter to, from Mr. J : Jay, 6. 131.
Benson, F. A., donations from, 4. 197, 226.
Benson, Capt. Joshua, 15. 77.
Benson, Robert, Lord Binr/lei/, see Bingley.
Bent, , 17. 185, 187, 194, 196.
Bent, Daniel, 10. 478.
Bent, Rufus, 20. 13.
Bent, Capt. William, 15. 84.
Bentaiou, Col. Paul, donation from, 2. 89.
Bentham, Jeremy, 19. 4.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Bentivolio, Guido, Cardinal, 12. 61. Por-
trait of, by Smihert, 16. 393.
Bentley, Mrs. Elizabeth (Paine), i. 320.
Bentley, Joshua, i. 320.
Bentley, Richard, 13. 123 n.
Bentley, Samuel, 13. 123 n.
BKXTLEY, Rev. WILLIAM, D.D., i. 110,
117, 126, 133, 136, 158, 162, 269, 285, 289,
394; 2.275,614; 8.117; 12.434; 15.
197 • ig 400. His death, i. xli, 287 n.
Donations from, i. 50, 112, 116, 138, 139.
Nominated a Resident Member, i. 94.
Elected, i. 96. ' Memoir of,' by C. C.
Smith, i. 320-323 ; 2. 509 n., 510 w.
Benton, Nathaniel S., his ' History of
Herkimer County ' cited, xg. 408 n.
Benton, Thomas Hart, his mistake as to
the authorship of the Ordinance of
1787 10. 476-480. Letter of, to Amos
Kendall, 13. 306, 307.
Berceau, ship, 20. 270. Capture of, by
the U. S. ship ' Boston/ 20. 271.
Berchtoldt, Count Leopold, his voyages,
i. 113.
Berde, Rycharde, 15. 262, 263.
'Berean/i. 177.
Berean Society, donation from, i. 177.
Bergen, American prizes seized by the
Danes at, 7. 147 n.
Berguyn, Mr., 19. 215, 216, 219-223.
Berihgton, Simon, 12. 391 n.
Berkeley, Lord George, 4. 345, 347; 6.
72 n. ; 13. 135.
Berkeley, George, Bishop of Chijne, 3. 25;
12. 319, 323, 413 ; 14. 205 ; 16. 392, 475.
Portrait of, to be repaired, 2. 289 n. His
chair given to the Society, 3. 24, 25.
Drawing and description of his chair,
3. 24, 25. His effects sold at auction,
3. 25. Induces Smibert to emigrate to
America, 9. 199. Account of his ' Ad-
ventures of Signor Guadentio di Lucca,'
by Hon. H. B. Grigsby, 12. 391, 392.
Berkeley, George Berkeley, 1st Earl of,
13 106.
Berkeley, James Berkeley, Earl of, 12.
413.
Berkeley, Lord John, 7. 345, 346. Fac-
simile of signature, 7. faces 346. Re-
port by, 10. 388.
Berkeley, William, Lord of Stratton, see
Stratton.
Berkeley, Sir William, 18. 294.
Berkeley Co., Fa., 4. 341 n.
Berkeley Street, 6. 4, 5.
Berkley, Hon. Capt. George, his 'Naval
History of Great Britain,' 2. 133.
Berkley, Mass., 5. 227; 6. 253; 12. 404,
406. Origin of the name of, 12. 413.
Berkshire Bank, 5. 284.
Berkshire County, Enq., 3. 208.
Berkshire County, Mass., 'Discipline of
a Church in,1 i. 113 ; 3. 300. Map of a
tract of land in, i. 125.
Berkshire Medical Institute, 20. 241.
Berlin, Ger., meeting of Americans in,
14. 205.
Berlin, Mass., 3. 193.
Berlin Geographical Society, see Gesell-
schaft fiir Erdkunde, Berlin.
Bermudas (Sommer Isles J, 7. 328; 12. 4CO,
463. Coin of, n. 294.
Bernad (Bernard), Bartholomew, contract
given to, to erect a town house in Bos-
ton, 3. 339-341.
Bernaldez, Andres, his ' History of the
Catholic Sovereigns, Ferdinand and
Isabella,' 2. 118n.
Bernard, , 16. 107.
Bernard, Saint, see Bernardus, Clarceval-
lensis. Saint.
Bernard, Lady Amelia (Offley), 12. 416.
Bernard, Anne Petty, Ladi/, 12. 406 n.
Bernard, Elizabeth (Lady Charlemont),
see Charlemont.
Bernard, Francis (Abinqdon, Eng.), 12.
405 n.
Bernard, Francis, son of the preceding, 12.
406 n.
Bernard, Francis (of Castle Bernard), 12.
406 n., 418.
Bernard, Francis, son of the preceding, 12.
406 n.
Bernard, Francis, Earl of Bandon, see
Bandon.
Bernard, Gov. Sir Francis, i. 26, 75, 219,
485n.; 2. 95, 442, 595, 4. 29, 361n., 386,
387 ; 5. 236; 7. 294, 295 8. 77, 321, 473;
io. 297, 372 ; u. 139; 12. 207-210, 271,
402, 405, 406 n., 407, 408, 416, 417 ; 13.
200, 451 : 14. 281 ; 15. 66, 179 ; 16. 46 ;
19. 134, 135; 20. 47 n., 48 n., 153. Com-
mittee appointed on the papers of, in
0. Rich's hands, i. 459. Report of the
committee, i. 464. His letter-books, 2.
32. The manuscript papers of, 2. 66,
66 n., 363, 384, 384 n. The Boston
massacre, 6. 480-483. Extracts from
letters to, 7. 294, 295. Proclamation
of, presented by Mr. W. G. Brooks, 9.
68. Letter from Gov. Hutchinson to,
13. 174. His 'Letters to the Ministry,'
1. 10. His 'Letters to the Earl of
Hillsborough,' i. 18, 20, 75, 89; 8. 86,
87. His ' Letters on the Trade of
America,' i. 20. His ' Principles of
Law and Polity,' i. 20. Extract from
a message of, 13. 156. Letter of, to
Gov. Hutchinson, 13. 164 n. Extract
from his message to the Assembly, 20.
154.
Bernard, Jean, Comte de Rechberg-Roth-
enlowen, see Rechberg, etc.
Bernard, Ludlow, 12. 406 n.
Bernard, Sir Robert, Bart., 12. 406 n.
Bernard, Sir Scroop, 17. 217.
Bernard, Thomas, 12. 406 n.
Bernard, Tobias, 4. 441.
Bernard-Morland, Sir Francis, Bart., see
Morland.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
45
Bcrnardston, Mass., 12. 405, 407 ; 20. 415.
The Society invited to attend the Cen-
tennial celebration of, 6. 21. Account
of the celebration of the one hundredth
anniversary of the incorporation of, 6.
249. Named in honor of Gov. Bernard,
12. 416.
Bernardus, Clarcevallensis, Saint, saying
of, ii. 421. His ' Opera,' 18. 427.
Bernhisel, John M., letter from, request-
ing contributions for a library in Utah,
2. 461. Letter concerning the Utah
Library, 2, 467. Acknowledges the re-
ceipt of the Collections, 2. 469.
Berniere, Henry de, his plan of Bunker
Hill battle, 14. 57, 59, 60.
Bernou, Gabriel, 19. 278.
Berquin-Duvallon, , his 'La Colonie
Espagnole du Mississippi,' i. 217.
BERRIENT, Hon. JOHX McPiiERSON, LL.D.,
2. 138; 3. 63; 4. 96; 19. 52, 52 n., 63 ;
20 29. Nominated a Corresponding
Member, 2. 138. Elected, 2. 141 ; 3.
63. Proceedings of the Georgia His-
torical Society on the occasion of his
death, 3. 63.
Berry, Deliverance (Mrs. Pommery), 14.
151.
Berry, Mrs. Elizabeth (Blackstone), u.
485.
Berry, Mrs. Elizabeth (Philbrick), 14 150.
Berry, Jane (Mrs. Goss), 14. 150.
Berry, John, n. 393, 395.
Berry, Michael, 15. 146. Sentenced by a
court-martial, 16. 353.
Berry, Nathaniel, marriage of, 14. 150.
Berry, Mrs. Sabina (Lock), 14. 150.
Berry, Thomas, H.C. 1685, 8. 28.
Berry, Thomas, Councillor of Mass., 1740,
18. 369, 370.
Berry, William, his ' Sussex and Kent
Genealogies,' 2. 183.
Berry, William, marriage of, 14. 150.
Berryer, M. de, 11. 113 n., 199.
Bertie, Peregrine, 3d Duke ofAncaster, see
Ancaster.
Bertie, Peregrine, see Willoughby, Baron.
Bertie, Willoughby, see Abington, Earl of.
Bertodi, Francois, naturalized, 4. 362,
362 n.
Bertrand, Joseph, Louis P., 13. 380.
Berwich (Berwick), Lieut, Everton, 15.
82 n., 83.
Berwick, James Fitz-James, Duke of, 12.
410.
Berwick, Me., 12. 404; 17. 106, 107, 156,
352. Origin of the name of, 12. 410.
Indian attack on, 14. 137.
Besom, John, 15. 157.
Besom, Capt. Philip, narrative of, 5. 356-
3GO.
Besse, Joseph, 18. 308 n. His 'Sufferings
of the Quakers ' cited, 18. 388 n.
Bessius, Rev. Martin, 17. 149.
Best, Judge, on slavery 7. 321.
Best, Capt. Ellis, 16. 210 ; 18. 84, 105 n.,
107, 115.
Bestes, Peter, 2. 570.
Betham, Sir William, 13. 64.
Bethel, Robert, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 266.
Bethel, Slingsby, 4. 42.
Bethesda, Georgia Orphan-house, 19. 181,
181 n.
Bethune, Capt. Benjamin, 17. 217.
Bethune, George, n. 392, 395.
Bettee, Sausuman, 2. 290 n.
Betty, Rev. Humf ry, 2. 448 n. ; 17. 255.
'Betty vs. Horton,' case of, 13. 299.
Beust, Friedrich Ferdinand von, 16. 438,
449.
Bevercotes, Samuel, of Gray's Inn, 12. 98,
99.
Beverley, Peter, 10. 30 n.
Beverley, Robert, 10. 29. His 'History
of Virginia,' i. 38. His ' History of
Virginia' quoted, 10. 25, 26.
Beverley, Eng., 12 398.
Beverly, Mass., 2. 6 ; 3. 295 ; 7. 476 ; 10.
475 ; 12. 394, 395, 400; 16. 11 ; 17. 366,
368 ; 18. 304. Origin of the name of,
12. 398.
' Beverly-Robinson ' house, 16. 366.
Bewick Company's map, 6. 39.
Beyton, Samuel, 12. 108.
Beze (Lat. Beza), Theodore de, xx. 430w.;
15. 244; 20. 95. Cited, xx. 430, 458.
Biard, Joseph, marriage of, 14. 151.
Biard, Paul, 10. 91, 91 n., 92.
Bible, 6. 26 i, 310. A Latin, i. 53. New
Testament and Psalms in shorthand,
1. 68. An ancient copj^ of, i. 113. A
French, i. 475. Adam Winthrop's, 2.
277 n. Quarto copy of King James's,
2. 277 n. Some erroneous statements
concerning the printing of, in this
country, 2. 510, 511. Copy of one be-
longing to Melanchthon exhibited, 3.
152. Petitions to Congress, 1790, for
correct editions, 5. 105-107. Transla-
tion of, into the Indian tongue, 12. 372-
374. Belonging to Increase Mather,
18. 363, 364.
Bibles and Biblical works belonging to
G. Livermore, 10. 427-430, 454.
' Biblia Pauperum,' 10. 455.
'Bibliographia Americana,' prospectus
of, 2 412, 413.
' Bibliotheca Americana,' vote to pur-
chase a copy of, i. 49.
' Bibliotheca Americana Nova,' donation
of, 2. 339.
' Bibliotheca Sacra,' 10. 448.
'Bibliothecae American* Primordia,' 2.
24, 26 ; 20. 274, 276, 278.
Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, 20. 39, 40.
' Bibliotheque Universelle/ 17. 310.
Bickford, Mrs. Elizabeth, 14. 150.
Bickford, John, Sen., 16. 265.
Bickford, John, Jr., marriage of, 14. 150.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Biekford, Mary (Mrs. Crocket), 14 152.
Bickmore, A. S., donation from, 10. 320.
Biddle, , xx. 255.
Biddle, Hon. Charles, 20. 345.
Biddle, Charles J., donation from, 8. 254.
Biddle, Clement, his ' Philadelphia Direc-
tory ' cited, 17. 205 n.
Biddfe, Nicholas, LL.D., 5. 279; 13 43.
Editor of the ' Portfolio/ 5. 204. And
Miss Townsend, 5. 204. Distrusted by
N. Appletnn, 5. 284. And N. Appleton,
5. 287-289. Opposed to the resump-
tion of spocie payment in 1838, 5. 289,
290. His ' History of the Expedition
under Lewis and Clark/ edited by Paul
Allen, 13. 43.
BIDDLE, Hon. RICHARD, 8. 91, 93, 96; 12.
441. Nominated a Corresponding Mem-
ber, 2. 40. Elected, 2. 41. Accepts
membership, 2. 52. Owner of the por-
trait of Sebastian Cabot, 2. 101 ; 8 91-
96. His ' Memoir of Sebastian Cabot/
2. 40 ; 8. 93, 94.
Biden, , (/old 'smith, ii. 292.
Biencourt, Charles de, 18. 92.
Big Kenawha, 3. 91.
Bigelow, , innkeeper, n. 25, 31.
Bigelow, Abijah, letter from, to Dr. Har-
ris. 2. 108 n. Parcel for, 2. 126 n.
Bigelow, Abraham, 17. 157.
Bigelow, Abraham O., 19. 357.
Bigelow, Rev. Andrew, D.D., donations
from, 2. 35; 5. 347.
Bigelow, Daniel, i. 443 ; 19. 396.
BIGELOW, Hon. ERASTUS B., LL.D., 8
231 ; 10 136, 485 ; 12. 250 ; 13. 2, 7, 12 ;
16. 163 ; 17. 284, 285 ; 18. 25, 322, 409 ;
19. 207, 423, 444 ; 20. 108. Elected a
Resident Member, 7. 348; 19. 437. Ac-
cepts membership, 7. 373. Donations
from, 6. 249 ; 8. 171 ; 9. 81 ; 10. 409 ;lx.
601. Of committee to examine the
Treasurer's accounts, 1866, 9. 82; xx.
229 ; 12. 51. Of committee on the
' Building/ n. 326. Vote of thanks to,
13. 9. Presents a copy of the ' Ameri-
can Centenary/ 15. 162. Death of, 17.
xviii ; 19. 437 ; announced, 17. 282-
285. Resolution of the Society on the
death of, 17. 285. Mr. Goddard ap-
pointed to prepare a memoir o'f, 18. 67.
' Memoir of/ by D. A. Goddard, 19.
429-437. Birth and education, 19. 429.
Seeks employment in Boston, 19. 429.
Publishes a book on Stenography, 19.
429. Begins manufacturing, 19. 430.
Moves to" New York, 19. 430. Efforts
for a professional education, 19. 430.
Power-loom for weaving quilts, 19. 430.
Panic of 1837, 19 431. Coach-lace
looms, 19. 431. New quilt-loom, 19.
432. Carpet-looms, 19. 432. Visit to
England, 19. 432. Position at Lowell,
19 432. The first Lancaster gingham
mills, 19. 432, 433. Second visit to
Europe, 19. 433. Brussels carpet-loom,
19. 433. His description of his own
inventive process, 19. 434. Number of
his patents, 19. 435. A candidate for
Congress, 19. 435. President of the
Wool Manufacturers' Association, 19.
435, 436. His writings, 19. 436. Aca-
demical and other honors, 19. 436, 437.
See also E. B. Bigelow Fund.
BIGELOW, Hon. GEORGE T., LL.D., 6. 6 ;
15.274; 16.113. 176; 17.61,66; 19.
226. Elected a Resident Member, 4. 197-
Accepts membership, 4. 226. Dona-
tions from, 4. 235; 5. 197, 440; 6. 1, 16,
17; ii. 501. Of committee to decide
concerning certain papers obtained in
the war of 1860-1864, 6. 6. Motion of,
10. 341. One of a committee on the
' Hutchinson Papers/ n. 326. Letter
from, on death of Gov. Clifford, 14. 191.
Death of, 16. xvi ; announced by Vice-
President Adams, 16. 175. Vote of the
Society on the death of, 16. 176. Mr.
George B. Chase appointed to prepare
a memoir of, 16. 176.
Bigelow, Mrs. George T., 17. 69. Gift
from, 17. 51. Vote of thanks to, 17. 51.
Bigelow, Henry, 17. 386, 405.
Bigelow, Henry Jacob, M.D., 17. 405, 466.
Gift from, 20. 45.
Bigelow, Horatio, 19 431. Donation
from, 9. 66.
Bigelow, Jacob, d. 1800, the elder, 17.
386.
BIGELOW, JACOB, M.D., LL.D., d. 1879,
4. 429 ; 8. 132 ; 9. 360 ; 10. 483 ; 12. 25,
41; 13. 267 : 17. 33-35, 40, 41, 66, 370;
20. 45, 249, 255. A member of the
Anthology Club, 2. 388 n. Elected a
Resident Member of the Society, 3. 270.
The Society meets at his house, 4. 425.
Donations from, 4. 430 ; 5. 223 ; 8. 480;
9. 467 ; 10. 80. Opinion expressed in
the ' Sequel to the Pharmacopoeia/ 5.
391. His opinion of elder, in medicine,
5. 395. Incident relating to Major
Andre', referred to by, 9. 465. Remarks
by, ii. 158. Gives an account of his
visit to San Francisco, ii. 326. Letter
from, relating to the death of George
Ticknor, 12. 23. His death, 16. xvi;
17. 33, 466. Resolution of the Society
on the death of, 17. 38. Tribute of Dr.
Holmes to, 17. 40. Dr. Ellis appointed
to write a memoir of, 17. 51. Auto-
graph and portrait of, faces 17. 383.
'Memoir of/ by Dr. Ellis, 17. 383-467.
Ancestry, 17. 385-387. Childhood, 17.
388. Harvard College, 17. 389-391.
Residence at Worcester, 17. 393. At-
tends medical lectures at Cambridge,
17. 396. Enters a physician's office in
Boston, 17. 396. Studies at the Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania. 17. 398-400.
Gains Boylston prizes, 17. 400, 401.
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47
Returns to Boston and begins to prac-
tise medicine, 17. 401-405. Partnership
with Dr. James Jackson, 17. 406-408,
Botanical correspondence, 17. 408, 412,
413, 416. Appointed professor of Ma-
teria Medica, 17. 409. Delivers the Phi
Beta Kappa poem, 17. 410. Report on
the sea serpent, 17. 414-416. Tour to
the White Mountains, 17. 415. Ap-
pointed Rum ford professor, 17. 417.
Marriage, 17. 417, 420. Lectures as
Rumford professor, 17. 419. His labors
on the ' Pharmacopoeia of the United
States/ 17. 424, 425. Of the commis-
sion to visit New York in reference to
the Asiatic cholera, 17. 425-427. Visit
to Europe, 17. 427, 428. Various pub-
lic services, 17. 427, 428. His agency
in establishing Mount Auburn Ceme-
tery, 17. 429-484. President and Trus-
tee of the cemetery corporation, 17.
434-436, 440, 442. Presents the Sphinx,
17. 436, 437. His account of the Sphinx,
17. 438-440. His medical reforms, 17.
442-446. Memorial tributes to other
physicians, 17. 447. Tribute to Dr.
Jackson, 17. 447, 449. His labors in
the cause of education, 17. 449-456.
Membership and offices in the Amer-
ican Academy of Arts and Sciences,
17. 456. Visit to California, 17. 461.
Blindness and paratysis, 17. 462. His
remarks on completing his ninetieth
year, 17. 463. His character, 17. 463,
465. His family, 17. 466. Funeral, 17.
466. Resolutions of the Medical Soci-
ety, 17. 466. Letter from the physi-
cians of Boston and vicinity on his
eighty-ninth birthday, 17. 467. Lec-
tures on botany and botanical studies,
17. 408-413. Publishes the 'Florula
Bostoniensis,' 17. 408, 411. His Phi
Beta Kappa poem, 17. 410. Inaugural
address as Rumford professor, 17. 417,
418. His ' American Medical Botanv/
17. 420-423. His ' History of the Cem-
etery of Mount Auburn/ 17. 431. ' Self-
Limited Diseases,' 17. 442. ' Nature in
Disease ' and ' Modern Inquiries/ 17.
443. His ' Report on Homoeopathy/
17. 445, 446. ' The Medical Profession
and Quackery/ 17. 446. Other med-
ical essays, 17. 447. His address,
' Limits of Education/ 17. 450-452.
' Classical and Utilitarian Studies/ 17.
453-455. Communications to the Acad-
emy's ' Memoirs/ 17. 456. ' Eolopoe-
sis/ 17. 459, 460. Latin song at the
Harvard College bicentennial, 17. 460.
' Xyvcpdia,' 17.46!.
Bigelow, fov. Jacob, d. 1816, 17. 386, 387,
417. Letter from Dr. Bigelow to, 17.
oyUj 400.
Bigelow, John, ancestor of Dr. Jacob Big-
elow, d. 1703, 17. 385, 386.
BIGELOW, lion. JOHN, 15. 198. Elected
a Corresponding Member, 13. 425.
Accepts membership, 14 1.
Bigelow, John P., donations from, 2. 182,
237, 423.
Bigelow, Joseph, 13. 295.
Bigelow, Katharine (Mrs. Abbott Law-
rence), 3. 81.
Bigelow, Mrs. Mary (Scollay), 17-417,442.
Bigelow, Mrs. Mary (Warren), 17. 3i6.
Bigelow, Mercy (Mrs. Gartield), 19. 6tj.
Bigelow, Richard, 17. 386.
Bigelow, Samuel, 17. 386.
Bigelow, Thaddeus B., 8. 456.
Bigelow, Thomas, 17. 386.
Bigelow, Hon. Timothy, 3. 81 ; 5. 369 ra.
Donation from, 2. 536.
Bigelow, Major Timothy, 12. 200; 15. 68,
75, 92, 95/97, 99, 101, 102, 160.
Bigelow, William, 14. 330.
Bigelow, Mount, 15. 68.
Bigelow School, name of, 6. 32.
Bigger, R. A., recruiter for the Rebel
Army, 5. 375.
Biglow, Daniel, 19. 377.
Bigot, Father James, 14. 124 n., 128 n.
Bigot, Father Vincent, 14. 124 n.
BIGSBY, ROBERT, LL.D., 13. 266. Nomi-
nated a Corresponding Member, 2. 469.
Elected, 2. 469. Letter from, 2. 478.
Death of, announced, 13. xviii, 99.
Notice of, 13. 99, 100.
Bigsby, Robert, Registrar of Nottingham,
13. 99.
Bilboa, 6. 352.
Bill, James, Jr., 12. 108.
Bill, Jonathan, 12. 108.
Bill, Richard, 4. 65 ; 18. 368-370, 378.
Bill of lading, of ancient date, 3. 27, 28,
28 n.
Bill of Rights, see Massachusetts and
Virginia.
Bill of Rights Club, London, xx. 8.
Billerica, Mass., 6. 349 ; 12. 394, 395, 397,
400; 16. 300; 18. 166; 19. 95, 325 n.
'History of/ i. 254 n.
Billiard, P. R., Jesuit missionary, letter of,
ii. 317-319.
Billing, Richard, n. 316.
Billings, , innkeeper, 13. 250.
Billings, Frederick, 19. 352 n.
Billings, Joseph, 7. 239.
Billings [Moses?], Medford, 12. 198.
Billings, Richard. 11. 140.
Billings, Rev. Richard, d. 1748, 8. 30.
Billings, Samuel, n. 307.
Billings, Capt. Samuel, 15. 82.
Billingsley, Henry, 10. 408.
Billini, Canon, 2. 118 n.
Bills of credit, 3 149. Occasion of, in
Massachusetts, 6. 428.
Bilson, Thomas, Bishop of Winchester, 11.
440.
Binding authorized, i. 352. Money paid
for, 2. 148 n., 367 n., 369. Papers and
48
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
pamphlets bound and lettered, 3. 159;
7. 21.
Binding fund, 19. 290.
Bingham, J., donation from, z. 243.
Bingliam, William, statue of Franklin
erected by, in Philadelphia, 3. 395 n.
Bingham, Richards, & Co., Messrs., 17. 422.
Bingham family, n. 229.
Binghamton, N. Y., 4. 99.
Bingley, George Fox-Lane, 1st Baron, 12.
417 ; 14. 235.
Bingley, Robert Benson, Lord, 12. 417;
14. 235.
Bingley, Robert Fox-Lane, 2d Baron, 12.
417.
Binney, Amos, contributes to purchase
the Society's building, i. 465 n.
Binney, Amos, M.D., ig. 836.
Binney, Capt. (Barnabas?), n. 140.
Binney, Charles J. F., donation from, 2.
423.
BINNEY, Hon. HORACE, LL.D., i. 439; 2.
156; 13. 62, 232; 14. 318; 18. 420.
Elected an Honorary Member, 5. 199.
Classmate of D. A. White, 5. 177; 6.
271. Letter from, to Hugh Blair Grigs-
by, ii. 224, 225. Death of, 14. xvi;
announced, 14. 103. Tributes to, 14.
104-107. Mr. Winthrop's notice of, 14.
155.
Binney, Horace. Jr., 14. 105.
Binney, John, 5. 427 n. ; u. 307.
Binney, Mrs. John, 5. 427 n.
Biographers of the signers of the Dec-
laration of Independence, list of. is.
393.
Biography, uses of commercial, 3. 7, 8.
Biorn, Northman, 10. 79, 80.
Birch, Rev. Thomas, D.D., 16. 210. His
' Life of Sir Robert Boyle/ i. 33. His
' Court and Times of James I.' cited,
13. 88, 91 n. His ' Court and Times of
Charles I.' cited, 14. 376 n. His ' His-
tory of the Royal Society ' cited, 16.
21 In., 217 n., 221 n.
Birch, William, miniature of Washington
by, ii. 292.
Bird, , tavern keeper, ig. 70, 71, 71 n.
Bird, Thomas, 17. 144.
Bird Island, Boston Harbor, 20. 152.
Birden (Barden), Rev. John, 8. 11, 20, 25.
Birmingham, 3. 145.
Birth, Mr. Washington, 5. 282.
Bisbee, Samuel, 19. 259.
Bishop, Capt, 8. 371.
Bishop, Mr., 3. 338.
Bishop, Bridgett, alias Oliver, 20. 163,
289 n., 294, 311. At a meeting of
witches, 5. 33.
Bishop, Edward, 20. 294 n., 313, 314.
Bishop, George, his ' New England
Judged ' cited, 6. 07 n. ; 14. 144 n. ; 18.
396.
Bishop, Margaret (Mrs. Rogers), 5. 491,
Bishop, Capt. Phanuel. at the Massachu-
setts Convention in 1788, 3. 301.
Bishop, Hon. Robert R., 19. 356.
Bishop, Samuel, 8. 13,22,27; 10. 404,
408.
Bishop Seabury Mission, donation from,
7. 347.
Bismarck-Schonhausen, Carl Eduard Leo-
pold Otto, Prince, 15. 316; 16. 439, 469;
20. 379. His intimacy with Mr. Motley,
16. 409-411.
Bixby, Samuel, Diary of, during the siege
of Boston, 14. 285-298.
Black, Mr., 16. 302.
Black, Andrew, ii. 140.
Black, David, 15. 360.
BLACK, Hon. HENRY, LL.D., 13. 266.
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
2. 178. Elected, 2. 180. Accepts mem-
bership, 2. 188. Death of, 13. xviii, 81.
Black, James, 13. 81.
Black, James W., photographer, n. 128 n.
Black, John, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 266.
Black, Capt. John, 15. 83.
Black, Moses, donation from, i. 81.
Black, William H., 8. 93-95.
Black Callerton, coal-mines of, 3. 362, 863.
Black Horse, 17. 203.
Black Point, Mass., 5. 36.
' Black Raven,' 2. 552.
Black River, 7. 326, 330, 334, 337.
Black Will, hanged, .3. 186, 187.
Blackburn, Jonathan B., painter, 12. 323,
324 ; 16. 38, 391 ; 19. 312. Sketch of,
16. 385. List of portraits by, 16. 386-
392, 474; 17. 93-05.
Blackleech, John, 16. 221.
Blackler, S. R., 17. 185.
Blackler, Capt. William, 15. 85 n., 86.
Blackley, Capt., Marblehead, 4. 77.
Blackman, Rev. Benjamin, 8. 13, 22, 26.
Blackmail, John, 17. 144.
Blackstone, Mrs. Elinor, xi. 485.
Blackstone, Elizabeth (Mrs. Berry), ii.
485.
Blackstone (Blackston), John, 12. 359.
The first white inhabitant of Boston,
12. 360. See Blackstone, Rev. William.
Blackstone, Mrs. 'Lois (Berry), ii. 485.
Blackstone (Blackston), Rev. William, 12.
359; 13. 79; 14. 315, 368??., 373; 20. 64,
65. The first white inhabitant of Bos-
ton ; also called John Blackston, 12.
360. Deposition of Anne Pollard con-
cerning, 14. 184, 185. Sale of land to
the town of Boston, and laying out of
Boston Common, 14. 301, 302. Facts
concerning his life and settlement in
Boston, 16. 197-202, 204. A graduate
of Emanuel College, 17. 340, 345, 348.
Blackstone, Sir William, 6. 277; 17. 183 n.;
19. 216; 20. 144, 153, 398. On slavery,
7. 317, 325. His ' Commentaries,' 3.
198,387; 4. 29; 6.42,54; 7. 317, 325;
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL' SOCIETY.
49
13. 216 ; 20. 145 n., 295 n., 301 n. Quo-
tation from, 20. 145.
Blackstone Monument Association, dona-
tion from the directors of, 3. 40.
Blackstone Street, Boston, Mass., 6. 30.
Black wall, Antony, his ' Sacred Classics,'
6. 305.
Blackwell, Capt., 16. 107.
Blaakwell, Rev. Mr., 17. 205.
Blackwood, Lieut., 8. 385, 389, 391.
Blackwood, Rev. Christopher, 17. 343.
1 Blackwood's Magazine,' 14. 47 ; 16. 408,
430. Cited, 15. 370, 387.
Bladensburg, Md., 19. 71.
BLAGDEX, Rev. GEORGE W., D.D., 4. 228,
286, 3JO; 5. 422 n. ; n. 341 n. ; 12. 73 ;
13. 1; 17. 161; 19. 357. One of the
twenty-six members in the heliotype
frontispiece, 2. vii; 3. 32 a. Donation
from, 2. 123 ; 4. 235. Nominated a
Resident Member, 2. 264. Elected, 2
260. Accepts membership, 2. 268.
Present at meetings of the Society, 2.
271, 285, 288, 291, 297, 303, 314, 326,
338, 362, 370, 383, 385, 389, 417, 421,
422, 430, 431, 441, 454, 456, 469, 470,
475, 486, 490, 493, 503, 513, 533, 539,
551, 552, 559, 571, 581, 592, 596, 606.
President pro tempore, 2. 288, 375. Of
committee to consider obtaining a copy
of records of certain -churches, 2. 342,
343. Report concerning the records of
the Third Church, 2. 382-384. Of
committee to address a memorial to
the General Court concerning the
ownership of certain papers, 2. 420,
420 n. Report concerning the papers,
2. 435, 436, 436 n.-441 n. Of Standing
Committee, 2. 528, 559; 10. 173: n. 45,
243. Of committee to consider the
matter of volumes to be sent to the
Smithsonian Institution, 2. 574. Of
committee to nominate officers, 4. 272 ;
12. 52. Letter from, to the Massachu-
setts Historical Society, 4. 332-334.
Remarks by, 5. 223. Letter from, on
the Prince Library, 5. 407. Remarks
in response to Mr. Livermore, 6. 78.
Appointed to prepare a memoir of Rev.
Wm. Jenks, D.D., 9. 374; 10. 105.
Vote of thanks to, on retiring from the
Standing Committee, 12. 81. His 'Me-
moir of Dr. Jenks/ 10. 105-112.
Blaikie, Rev. Alexander, donation from,
5 223.
Elaine, lion. James G., 19 240.
Blaineville, Henri Marie Ducrotay de,
14. 9.
Blair, Rev. Mr., 19. 71.
Blair, Hugh, 3. 891.
Blair, Rev. James, Pres. William and
Mary Coll., 15. 231 ; 17. 350.
Blair, Rev. Robert, his poem, ' The
Grave,' i. 75.
Blair, Rev. Samuel, 17. 206.
Blair, William, 11. 393, 395.
Blaithwait, William, 7. 485.
Blake, Capt., 13. 61.
Blake, Mrs., children of, 8. 386.
Blake, Arthur W., 19. 357.
Blake, Benjamin, donation from, I. 146.
Blake, Edward, 13. 422.
Blake, Capt. Edward, 15. 83.
Blake, Elijah, 17. 160.
Blake, Francis, n. 49; 17. 394; 19. 166.
Blake, George, d. 1841, 6. 274; 10. 58;
19. 23, 23 n., 24, 39, 50, 166, 167, 16,),
170, 173-178. His 'Masonic Eulogy
on Washington,' 12. 157. His auto-
graph, faces 19. 169.
Blake, Lieut. George, 15. 83.
Blake, George B., 4. 100.
Blake, Harriette (Mrs. Mills), 19. 13.
Letters to, from her husband, 19. 14-50.
Blake, Henry, 3. 338.
Blake, James, 12. 52 ; 20. 213. A manu-
script copy of his ' Annals of Dorches-
ter' presented, x. 270; 10. 164. His
'Annals of the Town of Dorchester'
cited, 12. 896; 14. 372 n.
Blake, Capt. John, n. 140.
Blake, Joseph, 19. 13, 164, 167, 169-171.
Blake, Joseph, Jr., 12. 66.
Blake, Lawrence, 15. 157.
Blake, Stanton, donation from, 15. 230.
Acknowledgments of the Society to,
15. 230.
Blake, Lieut. Steward, 15. 82 n., 83.
Blake, William, 12. 115.
Blake vs. Williams, 10. 62.
Blakelock, Corp. John, 14. 101.
Blakeney, Col. William, 18. 369, 373, 375,
376.
Blanchant, Elizabeth (Mrs. Randal), 14.
152.
Blanchard, Caleb, 7. 229-232, 234, 235 ; 8.
367 ; ii. 140.
Blanchard, Edward, 17. 427.
Blanchard, Lieut. Jere, 15. 81.
Blanchard, Joshua, and wife, 7. 215,
247.
Blanchard, Mrs. Joshua, 7. 222, 246.
Blanchard, Joshua P., 2. 206.
Blanchard, Nathaniel, 14. 142.
Blanchard, Rufus, donation from, 15. 8.
Communication from, referred to the
Recording Secretary, 14. 158.
Blanchard, Thomas, 17. 283.
Blanchard, Lieut. William, 15. 81.
Bland, Richard, 4. 137.
BLAND, Hon. THEODORIC, Chancellor of
the State of Maryland, 10. 242. Nomi-
nated a Corresponding Member, i. 400.
Elected, i. 407.
Blandford, Marquess of, see Marlborough,
Duke of.
Blandford, Mass., 12. 404, 407. Origin of
the name of, 12. 414.
Blaney, Anna Heath, donation from, 10.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Blank-book, first donation to the Society,
3. 166, 1U7.
Blaskowitz, Charles, his plan of Ply-
mouth, i. 48.
Blatchford, 11. M., 16. 28 n.
Blayne, , 16. 105.
Bleecker, Harmanus, 5. 260.
Blenkin, Canon, 20. 98.
Blenkin, Rev. George B., donation from,
2. 534.
Blennerhassett's Island, 10. 452, 453 ; 17.
189n.
Blesser, , his inn in Leacock town-
ship, 17. 204, 204 n.
' Blessing of the Bay,' 20. 26.
Blew (Ballou?), Capt., 12. 426.
Bligh, Lieut., 8. 89.
Blight, John, 20. 10.
Blinman, Rev. Richard, 12. 397 ; 17. 343.
Bliss, , innkeeper, n. 12, 31.
Bliss, , naval officer and collector, 17.
208.
Bliss, Mr., 19. 214, 219.
Bliss, Rev. Daniel, 2. 392 ; 15. 397.
Bliss, Hon. George, 16. 381 ; 19. 59 ; 20.
35. His ' Historical Memoir of the
Western Railroad/ 16. 381.
Bliss, Jonathan, 15. 184, 397.
Bliss, Leonard, Jr., 8. 182. Donations
from, 2. 39, 89. Letter from, 2. 114 n.
Notice of, 2. 114 n. His 'History of
Rehoboth,' 2. 114 n. ; 16. 199 n.
BLISS, Rev. PHILIP, LL.D., 12. 437 ; 16.
142. Nominated an Honorary Member,
2. 247. Elected, 2. 249. Accepts mem-
bership, 2. 257. His death, 4. 20.
Bliss, Phoebe (Mrs. Wm. Emerson), 2.
392. Afterwards Mrs. Ezra Ripley, 2.
392.
Bliss, Porter C., 5. 171 ; 8. 441 ; n^ 166.
Proposition in regard to Indian lan-
guages, 5. 84. Donations from, 6. 20:
n. 144, 499.
Bliss, Capt. Samuel, 15. 77.
Bliss, Capt. Theodore, 15. 81.
Block, Maurice, his ' Dictionnaire de la
Politique ' cited, 16. 252 n.
Block Island, 10. 327.
Blodget, Mrs. M , 2. 174. Donations
from, i. 97, 98.
Blodget, Samuel, donations from, i. 76.
88.
Blorlget, William, his map of Vermont, i.
B'.odgett, Mrs., Virginia, 2. 174.
Blodgett, William T., donation from, 10.
314.
Blogget, Lieut. James, 15. 84.
Blome, Richard, his ' Cosmography/ 18.
Blomfield, Rt. Rev. Charles James, D.D.,
Bishop of London, 3. 39; 19. 115, 116.
Has charge of the Fulham Library, 3
2 In. Search made for Bradford's ''His-
tory of Plymouth/ 3. 21-23. To receive
the thanks of the Society, 3. 39. To re-
ceive a copy of the volume containing
Bradford's ' History/ 3. 91, 98.
Blomfield, Sir Lawrence, 20. 267.
Blood, , Groton, 14. 143.
' Bloody Tenent/ 3. 314.
Bloomfield, Lieut., n. 493.
Bloomfield, Robert, 16. 125.
Blosse, Martha (Mrs. Knapp), 5. 493.
Blount, Sir Thomas P., his 'Ccnsura
Authorum/ 18. 429.
BLOUNT, Gov. WILLIAM, nominated a
Corresponding Member, i. 99. Elect-
ed, i. 101. Membership declared for-
feited, i. 106.
Blowers, Chief Justice Samson Salter, 15.
184, 397; 19. 145, 147, 148, 151, 152.
A centenarian, 8. 440.
Blowers, Rev. Thomas, 8. 29.
Blucher, Gen. Gebhardt Lebrecht von, 11.
242.
Blue and buff uniform, origin of, 4. 149-
151.
Blue Hills, 7. 189, 191, 215, 216, 222, 245.
'Blue Laws of Connecticut/ copy of, pre-
sented to the Society, 3. 133.
Blue ribbon in Washington's portrait, 4.
151-153.
Blunt, Edmund M., 18. 99 M. His 'Coast
Pilot ' cited, 18. 96 n.
Blunt, Edward, donation from, i. 112.
Blunt, John, presents donations to the
Society, 2. 15, 72, 73, 73 n., 74 n., 79.
Letter from, 2. 72.
Blunt, Rev. John, 17. 156.
Blunt, Joseph, donation from, 2. 351.
Blurton Parsonage, death of Elisha
Hutchinson at, 3. 144 n.
Blyth, B., 20. 188.
Blythe, Capt. Samuel, 15. 188.
Boadicea, Queen, 19. 389.
Board of Customs, London, in the reign
of George III., 4. 322-324.
Board of Emigration Commissioners, New
York, see New York, etc.
1 Board of Internal Improvement estab-
lished in Massachusetts, see Massachu-
setts Board, etc.
Board of Missions of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church, donations from, n. 498.
Board of Trade, Boston, see Boston Board,
etc.
Board of Trade, English, see English
Board, etc.
Boardman, Andrew, 14. 224.
Boardman, Mary (Mrs. Crowninshield),
17. 356.
Boardman, Sherman, his 'Description of
the County of Lichfield/ i. 111.
Boardman, William, ix. 140.
! Boats much resorted to in the early days
of New England, 3. 371.
Boccaccio, Giovanni, 8. 448. His ' Pas-
quino and Simona ' quoted, 5. 393, 394.
Bochas, John, his ' Tragedies/ etc., 3. 283.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
51
Bockenbergius (Peter Cornelisson), 12.
186.
Boekh, August, 16. 315 ; 18. 181.
Boden, John, 14. 136.
Bodine, Samuel, 15. 157.
Bodleian Library, Oxford, i. 399 n. ; g.
343; 12.428; 18. 426 n., 428 n. ; 19. 332,
333.
Bodley, Sir Thomas, 19. 332.
Bodmin, Eny., 10. 168. Association of
ministers at, 2. 447 n., 448 n.
Bodwell, Sfft. Eliplialet, 6. 178; 15. 79n.
' Body of Liberties,' Mass., 13. 458 ; 19.
391. Preserved in Vol. VIII. of the
third series of Collections, 3. 189. Ex-
tracts from, on slavery, 3. 189-191.
Boeckh, August, see Bockh.
Boerhaave, Hermann, 17. 39, 173.
Boeye, see Boye.
Bohemia, Md., 19. 180.
Bohemia Manor, Md., 13. 311.
Bohemian Brethren, Church of, 16. 213.
Bohn, Henry George, 18. 297.
Boies, John, 10. 129. Extract from a
letter from, i. 90 n. Donation from, i.
91.
Bois-le-Comte, Charles Joseph Edmond,
Comte de, 17. 309.
Boit, Capt., donation from, i. 116.
Boit, John, Jr., donation from, i. 116.
Boitard, L., 14. 169.
Boland, L. V., 12. 67.
Bolin, John, 12. 193.
Bolingbroke, Henry St. John, Viscount,
12. 273 ; 1 8. 63.
Bolivar y Ponte, Simon, i. 372 n.; 18. 280.
Bolivia, penetrated by the 'Alpha/ 7. 416.
Bollan, William, 18. 377. Papers of, 2.
229 n. Tracts by, i. 6. His 'Epistle
from Timoleon/ 1. 18. His 'Importance
of Cape Breton,' i. 20. His 'Free
Briton's Memorial,' i. 37. Letter of, r.
200.
Bolles, Charles (Freeman fr Bolles), 2.
269 n., 307 n.
Bolles, John A., donation from, 8. 466.
Bolley, Thomas, 20. 1.
Bolster, Capt. Isaac, 14. 285 n. ; 15. 82.
Bolton, Charles Powlet, 3d Duke of, 12.
413.
Bolton, James, 20 8.
Bolton, Mass., 7. 209 ; 10. 220, 224 ; 12.
404,406, 413 ; 15. 190; 20. 235. Dona-
tion from, 10. 3o.
Boltwood ( Boltwhood), Ebenezer, n. 316.
Boltwood, Hon. Lucius M., 18. 188. Do-
nations from, 3. 258; 5. 229; n. 499.
Bombay, the ice trade, 3. 54. Commerce
with, 7. 411, 412.
Bombay, ship, 7. 414.
Bomford, 6V. George, 19. 18.
Bomord's ' History of England,' 4. 14.
Bonaparte, Napoleon, 6. 297; u. 241; 14.
163, 168; 15. 10, 57-61, 316, 318, 376:
16. 122,152; 17. 116,418.
Bond, Capt., 12. 423, 426.
Bond, Mr., 16. 242.
Bond, Mr., donation from, I. 76.
Bond, Rev. Mr., ig. 222.
Bond, Benjamin, 17. 157.
Bond, Dennis, his signature to the Narra-
gansett Patent, 5. 40.
Bond, George, contributes to purchase
the Society's building, i. 465 n.
BOND, HENRY, M.D., 13. 41; 19. 83, 83n.,
90 n. Nominated a Corresponding
Member, 2. 537. Elected, 2. 539. Ac-
cepts membership, 2. 539. Donation
from, 3. 63. Quotations from, 4. 3.
His death, 4. 311. Quoted, 5. 156. Hia
' Genealogies and History of Water-
town' cited, 4. 3; 5. 156; 13. 125, 414n. ;
17. 273 n., 385.
Bond, John, naturalized, 4. 363.
Bond, Jonas, 17. 159.
Bond, Miss Nancy (Mrs. Cadwallader),
xx. 255, 257.
Bond, Nathaniel (Bond fr Prentiss), ix.
307.
Bond, Nicholas, killed by Indians, 14.
136.
Bond, Thomas, 15. 75 n.
Bond, William, 19. 83 n.
Bond, William, 19. 94.
Bond, William, Falmouth, naturalized, 4.
360.
Bond, Lieut.-CoL AViltiam, 4. 311 ; 14. 88;
15. 80, 87, 100-102, 104, 105, 109, 112,
129, 160.
Bondey, Mrs. Ruth, 14. 151.
Bone, W., portrait of Washington by, xx.
292.
Bongarden, Elizabeth (Mrs. ^Eneas Mac-
kay), 4. 353 n.
Bongarden, Philip,^ 353, 353 n., 354-356.
Bongarden, Mrs. Philip, 4. 353 n.
' Bonhomrne Richard,' 3 208. Paper re-
lating the events connected with the
wrecking of , 3. 214, 215.
Boniface III., Pope, xx. 420, 427.
Boniface VIII., Pope, xx. 426, 427; 20.
332.
' Bonifacius, an Essay upon the Good,'
etc., 3 J293, 294.
Bonn, Verein von Alterthumsfreunden
im Rheirilande, see Verein, etc.
Bonner, Capt. John, 15. 173. His Map
of Boston, 6. 34-38 ; 15. 173. His MS.
plan of part of Boston, faces 7. 477.
Bonner, Robert, 4. 103.
Bonnet, Jules, his 'Biography of Olympia
Morata ' cited, 15. 242,
Bonpland, M. de, 4. 315.
Bonsall, Amos, donation from, 8. 201.
'Book Buyer,' donations from the pub-
lishers of, 10. 144, 206, 311, 314, 320,
331, 335, 344, 368, 409, 469, 484; n.
499.
' Book of Claims,' i. 73.
' Book of Common Prayer/ printed in
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INDEX OF THE PEOCEEDINGS
1615, 2. 277 n. For the Confederate
States of America, 7. 301, 302.
'Book of Land Records,' entry concerning
Dighton Hock, 6. 252.
' Book of Possessions/ origin of, 6. 34.
' Book of Rites,' 19. 242.
Book-plate, to be placed in the volumes
of the Dowse Library, 3. 108.
Book-plate, for the purchasers of the
Savage Fund, 14. 153.
Books, how to handle, 10. 431. Remarks
on the proper care of, in a letter of
Hon. H. B. Grigsby, 12. 161-108. See
Library.
Boon, John, 16. 276.
Boone, Daniel, portrait of, 5. 197. Por-
trait of, donated to the Society, 6. 17.
Boot, Frances, naturalized, 4. 361.
Boot, Kirk, see Boott.
Boot, Mary, Boston, naturalized, 4. 361.
Booth, Chauncy, M.D., 7. 45, 67, 71.
Booth, Mary L., her 'History of New
York City ' cited, 14. 141 n.
Boothbay, Me., 12. 405, 408, 417.
Boott, Francis, M.D., xx. 274; 17. 413,
415. See Boot.
Boott, John W., and the Merrimack
Manuf. Co., 5. 269.
Boott, Kirk, xi. 308; 19. 282. Natural-
ized, 4. 361, 361 n.
Boott, Kirk (d. 1837, aged 46), and the
foundation of Lowell, 5. 268, 269.
Boott, Mrs. Kirk, 17. 427.
Bor, Pierre Chretien, 16. 452, 471.
Bora, Katharina von, 20. 380.
Bordentown, N. J., 16. 110.
Bordman, Aaron, d. 1702, steward of Har-
vard College, 5. 157, 161.
Bordman, Andrew, d. 1687, steward of
Harvard College, 5. 157.
Bordman, Andrew, d. 1747, steward of
Harvard College, 5. 157, 158. Money
paid to, by Harvard College, 6. 354.
Bordman, Andrew, d. 1769, steward of
Harvard College, 5. 158. Offices held
by, and sketch of his life, 5. 158.
Bordman, Andrew, town clerk of Cam-
bridge, 1770-80, 5. 158.
Bordman, Moses, 5. 155.
Bordman, Mrs. Sarah (Phips), wife of
Andrew, 5. 158.
Bordman, William, d. 1685, steward of
Harvard College, 5. 155-157 ; 6. 341.
Bordone, Bened , his ' Isolario,' 13. 366.
Borgia, Caesar (Cardinal of Valence), n.
425.
Borgia, Francis (Duke of Gandia), see
Gandia.
Borland, , 8 397.
Borland, John, n. 393.
Borland, John, 12. 368.
Borland, John B., contributes to purchase
the Society's building, i. 465 n.
Borland, Samuel, 19 161.
Borroa, , 8. 211.
Boscawen, Admiral Edward, xx. 298.
Bosschaert, H. J., 13. 309.
Bossenger, William, 12. 117.
Bossi, Luigi, his ' Vita di Colombo' cited,
16. 322.
Bosson, Mr., 7. 187, 192, 194, 197, 200,
208, 216.
Bossuet, Jacques Benigne, 3. 383, 384; 14.
155.
Boston, Eng., 6. 415- 9. 348; n. 214, 216;
12. 389, 390; 18. 248, 251, 252 ; 20. 98,
99, 333. Monument to Pishey Thomp-
son in the Church of, 8. 89. Dr. R.
Ellis's visit to, 18. 249. A 'loving cup*
from the corporation plate of, exhib-
ited, 19. 239. The cup given to the St.
Botolph Club, 19. 265, 266.
Boston, Mass., 3. 319, 320, 397 ; 4. 92, 98,
100; 6. 162, 153, 212, 250, 261, 276, 292,
314, 334, 351, 356, 430, 460, 470, 475 ;
7. 281, 391 ; 10. 160, 161, 164, 234, 323,
416, 437, 448; xx. 10, 98, 151, 198, 202,
263, 282-284, 293, 306, 307, 314, 330,
371, 372, 465 n., 466 n., 469 ; 12. 14, 18,
20, 24, 27, 40, 41, 43, 45, 47, 59, 68,
105-111, 124, 130. 182, 187, 193, 195-
206, 215, 231, 250, 258, 265, 311, 317,
319, 322, 323, 327, 333, 393, 395, 400,
422-427 ; 13. 68, 79, 104, 110, 113, 127,
252, 409, 415 n. ; 15. 4, 8, 9, 23, 24, 43,
65, 66, 270 ; 16. 7 n., 8 n., 14, 16, 68-
71, 78n.-81, 86, 92, 94-96, 99, 102-108,
111, 117, 118, 127, 137, 138, 142, 149,
158, 160, 161, 163, 164, 167, 179, 181,
182, 195, 199, 200, 202m, 204, 206, 218,
222 n., 223, 229, 232, 234, 235. 237, 242,
246, 255, 271, 279-285, 287,' 288, 290,
291, 293, 296, 299-305, 308, 314, 336,
338, 340-342, 355, 365, 371, 381, 385,
386, 388-396, 398, 399; 17. 2, 8, 16, 17,
19, 20, 25, 34, 36, 47, 51-53, 55, 56, 56 n.,
62 n., 63, 69, 75, 76, 85, 88, 92-96, 98-
100, 101, 106, 110-112, 114, 120, 128,
130, 132, 137, 138, 145, 146n., 147, 149n.,
151, 157«., 160, 161, 160, 169, 173-178n.,
181 n., 193 n., 201, 206 n., 208, 212, 213,
216, 220-223, 226, 232-234, 238, 243,
265, 280, 281, 287, 288, 290, 291, 295 n.,
302, 314, 326, 328, 329, 332, 346, 353 n.,
356, 359-366, 371, 373, 378, 380-883,
386, 387, 393, 395-397, 401-405, 407-
409, 411, 413, 414, 419, 424-426, 432,
435, 436, 438, 447, 461, 467 ; 18. 1, 13-
16, 24, 27-29, 35, 44, 50, 51, 62, 64-66,
68, 69, 134 n., 154, 157, 159, 103, 107,
168, 173, 175, 176, 179, 184, 189, 192,
196 n., 200, 206, 231, 238, 239, 251-256,
258-260, 262, 264-266, 268, 271-276,
281, 282, 284, 285, 287, 298, 303-305,
309, 311-315, 316, 319, 319 w., 321 n.,
342-344, 349, 350, 353, 355, 363, 364,
368-379, 388-392, 398, 40D, 422, 423,
431, 435, 436; 19. 8, 12, 20, 21,27, 44-
46, 67, 74, 88, 90, 93, 102, 104, 105, 112,
113, 115n., 117, 118, 123, 129, 130, 132,
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133, 135-139, 141, 147, 150-152 «., 156,
159 n., 162, 164, 165 n., 107, 171, 173,
181, 195, 200, 208, 210-212, 214, 226,
227, 229, 233, 234, 243, 248, 250, 279,
281-283, 288 »., 298, 302, 312, 313, 324,
333, 336, 337, 340-342, 356-358, 379,
385, 388, 390-392, 394-396, 398, 399,
399 n., 406, 412 n., 415, 422, 426, 429,
'430, 437, 439, 440, 444, 445; 20. 2-4,
4n., 5, 8, 9, 18, 21, 24, 26, 29, 35, 42, 45,
57, 62, 63, 65, 68, 73-75, 79, 80, 87, 91,
93, 107, 113,115-119,123, 125,128, 129,
131, 132, 137, 139-141, 144, 149 n., 156,
160, 162 n., 171, 174, 186, 188, 192, 204,
209, 211, 213-218, 222-225, 231, 244,
247, 265, 269-271, 285, 303 n., 312, 321-
323, 325, 347, 363, 384-386, 389, 404-
406, 408, 415, 416. Number of houses
in, in 1789, i. 8. ' Votes of the town
of/ i. 9, 20, 79, 167. By-laws of the
town of, 1.9. ' Letter to the freehold-
ers of,' i. 9. 'Vindication of the town
of,' i. 20, 485. Two plans for a city
organization, i. 20. Arguments for
markets in, i. 79. Correspondence at
the time of the Port Bill, i. 136 n.
Committee appointed to ascertain the
height of the three hills of, i. 236.
List of donations to the town of, re-
ferred to the Publishing Committee, i.
334. Committee appointed to confer
with the city government on celebra-
tion of the anniversary of the settle-
ment of, i. 426. Account of the cele-
bration, i. 434n. Dr. Webster's 'Chron-
icle of/ i. 491. Revolutionary poetry
on the destruction of the tea in, 2. 326.
Resolutions of the merchants concern-
ing the paper currency in 1779, 2. 326.
Donations from, 2. 365, 435, 508, 526,
'551, 568; 3. 1, 97, 251 ; 4. 1, 107, 235;
5. 1, 196 ; 6. 22, 417; 7. 100, 368, 376; 8.
314, 442, 466 ; 9. 66, 177, 347, 353, 368,
462; ID. 40, 206, 330, 335, 344; n.
498. Maps, diaries, verses, letters, etc.,
relating to the siege of, 3. 19, 327 ; 4.
77-86, 294-305 ; 5. 2 ; 7 185-262, 378,
418,477; ix. 331, 332; 13.66, 60; 14.
100, 261, 275-298; 15 27, 28; 17. 62.
Narrative of the visit of Father Druil-
lettes to, 3. 33-35. Resolve recom-
mending the relief of the port of, 3. 35.
Publication of the ' Journal : of the
Committee of Donations in 1774, 3. 36.
Description of the earliest maps of, 3.
37 ; 6. 39, 40; 7. 361, 362, 477; 10. 369 ;
ii. 158; 14. 328; 17. frontispiece, 62;
20. 350. The ' barrier scheme/ 3. 37.
' Address of the Gentlemen and Prin-
cipal Inhabitants of, 3. 38. Founda-
tion of the ice trade,, 3. 55, 56. In-
formation sought concerning Town
Records, 3. 89. Celebration of the
anniversary of the landing of the Pil-
grims, 3. 130. Repeated losses of his-
torical matter by fire, 3. 135. Action
of the mob in 1765, 3. 137, 138. Cause
of the suspension of the ' Royal Amer-
ican Magazine/ 3. 143. Publication of
the State Papers, 3. 149 n. Birthplace
of Benjamin Franklin, 3. 175, 395.
Form of permit given by Gen. Gage
to inhabitants of. desiring to cross
the lines in 1775, 3. 180, 181. Expe-
dition fitted out against Dixby Bull,
3. 185, 187. Subscription list of aid
from Virginia in 1774, 3. 259-261.
Embargo laid on persons by Gen.
Gage, 3. 261. Anecdote of a family
passing outside the lines of the city,
with the precaution taken to prevent
the spread of small-pox, 3. 261, 262.
Accounts of the Overseer of the Poor
from 1769 to 1791, 3. 264. Opposition
to proceedings at Salem, 3. 288. Joy
at the adoption of the Constitution of
the United States, 3. 303 ; 6. 152, 153.
Tradesmen's meeting, 3. 303, 304. Re-
moval of the British troops after the
Massacre, 3. 308, 309 ; 6. 485. Visited
by Washington in 1789, 3. 309, 310.
Papers referring to the erection of a
town house in, 3. 336-344. The Council
and Courts of Justice to be held in the
Town House, 3. 342, 344. Environs of,
3. 371. Evacuation of, 4. 27, 28, 33-
36; 6. 211; 7. 241-243; 10. 208; 13. 289,
290 ; 14. 229-232, 284 ; 15. 35. Taxes
paid to, 4. 251. Revenue officers at, 4.
322-324. In 1740, 5. 108-111. J. F.
Watson urges the collection of its social
history, 5. 208, 209. Banks pay specie
in 1814, 5. 286. Opposes the resump-
tion of specie payment in 1838, 5.
289. Not a suitable place for Congress,
5. 466. Concerning the nomenclature
of her streets, 6. 4, 5, 27-31 ; 18. 244,
288. Places of antiquity in, 6. 27, 34,
35; ii. 252; 12. 176-181, 218, 384.
Names of her schools, 6. 32, 33. A
record of possessions required by special
act, 6. 34. The funeral of the martyrs
of the Boston Massacre, 6. 174, 175.
Celebration of the anniversary of the
Boston Massacre, 6. 175. Letters to
the Council from Thomas Kench, 6.
208, 209. Growth of lyceums in, 6. 297,
298. Repeal of the Act for incorporat-
ing Harvard College, 6. 353. Public
journals of, 6. 365. Visit of John Dun-
ton to, 6. 405. Pure water furnished
from Long Pond, 6. 424. Issue of pa-
per-notes, facsimile of, faces 6. 428.
Increase in the value of real estate, 6.
437 n. Letters written *in, describing
the Boston Massacre, 6. 480-487. See
the Boston Massacre. Diary of Ezekiel
Price during the siege of, 7. 185-262.
Josiah Quincy's mayoralty, 7. 386-388.
Quincy's ' History of/ 7. 394, 395. A
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INDEX OF THE PKOCEEDINGS
Boston, Mass, (continued).
colony from, to settle Mount Hope, 7.
483. National Sailors' Fair at, 8. 3. Bill
of mortality, 1810, 8. 224. In 1824, 8.
225. Religious feuds at, about 1725,
8. 226-228. Commemorative service
for Pres. Lincoln, 8. 274. From 1772
to 1776, 8. 316-412. Incorporated 1630,
9. 42. Models of buildings in, exhib-
ited, 9. 68. Inauguration of a city gov-
ernment in, 9. 114. Notification of a
town meeting, in reference to an act to
establish the city of Boston, 9. 178. La-
fayette's visit to, 1824, 9. 178. Du-
chesne's models of buildings in, 10. 22.
The charter and plan of city govern-
ment, drawn up by Lemuel Shaw, 10.
66. Objects relating to the local his-
tory of, 10. 175, 210, 414. Maps of,
presented, 10. 369; n. 158. Report of
a committee on the antiquities of, 10.
486, 487. Franklin House, corner of
Union Street, 10. 470. West Boston
Bridge, 10. 479. Facsimile of Paul
Revere's picture of, presented, n. 84.
Sketch of the old house corner of Nortli
and Union Streets, presented, n. 252.
Memorial to Congress, Jan. 1861, u.
361. Caricature relating to, A.D. 1771,
11. 389. Instructions of the town of,
to their Representatives to the General
Court of 1772, 12. 9. School committee
of, 12. 28. Extracts from a journal of
a gentleman (Nathaniel Cutting) visit-
ing it in 1792, 12. 60-67. Beacon Hill
•Monument, 12. 60; 13. 183. Theatre
in Board Alley (Hawley Street), 12. 63.
Concert Hall, 12. 64, 65. Topograph-
ical and historical description of, by
Dr. Shurtleff, presented, 12. 67^ 72.
Picture of Dock Square, presented, 12.
82. Irregular trade of, 1676-89, 12.
113-117. Letter from a gentleman ot,
1686, 12. 118. Destruction of tea in the
harbor of, Dec. 16, 1773, 12. 174, 175 ;
13. 156-183; 20. 10-17. Account of
some ancient houses in, 12. 176-181.
Engraved view of the city, presented,
12. 191. Lease of part of the Society's
building to the city of, approved, 12.
213 ; 13 6, 18. Old feather store, cor-
ner of North and Union Streets, 12. 218.
Declaration of Andrew Oliver under
Liberty Tree, 12. 247. Proceedings in
the Council Chamber regarding sending
some moose to Queen Anne, 12. 254,
255. Great fire in, Nov. 1872, 12. 279,
884; 13. 2, 12; 19. 75. Account of
former great fires in, by Mr. Winthrop,
12. 280-284. Land owned by Copley
in, 12. 325. First white inhabitant of,
12. 359. School affairs in, 1710, 12.
370, 371. Episcopacy in, 12. 374. Early
history of public schools in, 12. 387-
391. First meeting-house in, 12. 390.
Origin of the name of, 12. 396. Negro
Election Day in, 13. 45. Centennial of
the Tea-party, 13. 151-216. Account
of meetings in, 1773, 13. 163. Instruc-
tions of the town to their representa-
tives, written by Josiah Quincy, Jr., 13.
193, 194. Punch-bowl of the Fifteen
Associates of, 13. 200. Photographs of
the Burnt District, presented, 13. 246.
Medal voted to Gen. Washington on the
evacuation of, 13. 289, 290; 14. 230-232.
Mr. Sprague's ode at the Second Cen-
tennial of, 13. 431. Gen. Burgoyne in,
14. 233-247. Soliloquy of the Liberty
Tree, 14. 269-272. Masquerade in,
1776, 14. 272. Brown's House on the
Neck, 14. 288, 290. Lamb's Dam, 14.
292, 293. The Old Elm, 14. 299-315.
See Boston Common. Early laws in,
14. 306, 307. Map of, with adjacent
country, 1775, in facsimile, 17. frontis-
piece. Map of the siege of, exhibited,
17. 62. Remarks by the President con-
cerning the celebration of the 250th
anniversary of the settlement of, 17.
122, 123. Request from the Record
Commissioners of, 17. 160. The Soci-
ety refuses the request, 17. 162. Dr.
Ellis's remarks on the celebration of
the 250th anniversary of, 18. 241, 242.
Committee of the Society in reference
to names of streets in, 18. 244, 288.
The 'Memorial History of,' 18. 261, 405,
406 ; 19. 104, 194, 197, 207, 232, 288,
444; 20. 115, 117, 119, 120. List of refu-
gees from, in 1776, 18. 266-268. Ac-
count of Nortli End, 18. 344-351. First
theatre in, 18. 379. Celebration of Na-
poleon's defeat in Russia, 18. 379-387.
Application from the city of, 18. 432.
Granted, 18. 432 n. Fire of 1676, 19. 107.
Disturbance of the peace at, in 1778,
19. 249. Transcendentalism in, 19. 299.
Petition of the inhabitants of, in re-
gard to the shooting of pigeons, 20. 6.
Boundaries between Boston and Rox-
bury, 20. 7. Petition of Abiah Hoi-
brook, 20. 7. Town watch, 20. 9, 10.
Minutes of the Tea-meetings in, 20. 10-
17. Early portrait-painters in, 20. 113-
121. Great fire of 1760 in, 20. 217, 225.
Outbreak of small-pox in, 20. 217.
Photographs of old maps of, 20. 350.
Town Records quoted, 12. 107, 108; 20.
222 n.
For churches in, see their corporate
names.
Boston, East, see East Boston.
Boston, South, see South Boston.
Boston, frigate, i. 403 ; 20. 270, 273. Cap-
tures the French ship ' Berceau,' 20.
271.
Boston, ship, burning of, n. 352.
'Boston Almanac,' 6. 37, 39. For the
year 1743, 5. 59.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
55
Boston and Albany Railroad, 10. 138; 13
272, 275, 277, 278 ; 14. 324, 325, 327 ;
15. 272, 276 ; 16. 168 ; 17. 71 ; 18. 30
410 ; ig. 291 ; 20. 194. Construction of]
11. GO, 01.
Boston and Lowell Railroad, incorpora-
tion of, ii. 61.
Boston and Providence Railroad, 15. 373
376 ; 19. 426.
Boston and Worcester Railroad, 6. 424;
16. 381.
Boston and Worcester Railroad Com-
pany, 18. 276.
Boston Antiquarian Club, 18. 29.
Boston Association of Ministers, theolo-
gical library belonging to, 18. 425.
Boston Athenaeum, x. 361, 367, 391, 392,
423, 433. 491 ; 3. 139, 359; 8. 444; 10.
228, 445, 453; n. 96, 199, 396, 419 n.
12. 24, 148, 216, 262, 290, 811, 391 n.
13. 12, 27, 32«.; 16. 115; 17. 19, 20, 69
358, 404; 18. 167, 425, 426, 426 n., 430
19. 98, 170 n., 228 ; 20. 264, 360 n. Vols.
II. and III. of the ' Apollo' in, i. xxv.
Vote to deposit Almon's ' Remem-
brancer'in, i. 282. Vote to give the
Collections to, x. 346. Vote of the
Trustees of, on death of Mr. Per-
kins, i. 368. Proposal to join, in an
addition to their building, i. 384, 386.
Exchange of pamphlets with, i. 451,
452, 45/3, 457. 479. Lecture-room of, i.
473, 477, 478 n. The catalogue of its
pamphlets, 2. 44 n. A set of the Col-
lections voted to, 2. 70. One of its
founders, 2. 167. Has a copy of the
'Remembrancer' on loan, 2. 175. Letter
and business, relating to their building
and rooms, 2. 295, 295 n. Report of
the committee, concerning the rooms
occupied by the Society, 2. 299. Re-
port of the committee, and action of
the Society, regarding the purchase of
rooms from the Society, 2. 301, 301 n.
Building occupied by them from 1809
to 1822, 2. 302 ». Collection of water-
colors given by Mr. Dowse, 3. 396.
Donations from, 4. 235; 8. 171; 9. 66,
462; 10. 46J; xx. 498. Library of, 7.
132 ; 8. 31, 264. Washington's library,
the real and the false, 7. 132. Revolu-
tionary orderly-book bought for, 7. 133.
Quincy 's ' History ' of, 7. 396. E. Price's
'Diary' restored to, 10. 413, 414, 474.
And G. Livermore, 10. 427, 428. Vote
of thanks to the trustees of, 13. 8.
Charles Folsom's letter on the manage-
ment and use of a librarv, 13. 28-34.
Boston Bank, 3. 52 ; 5. 286*.
Boston Board of Health, report of, cited
17. 127.
Boston Board of Trade, 17. 382. Dona-
tions from, 3. 112; 10 206; n. 498.
Excursion of. to California, n. 309 n.,
347.
' Boston Book,' 10. 258.
' Boston Chronicle,' i. 6; 13. 184; 19. 439.
Boston City Missionary Society, 10. 107.
Donations from. 4. 226: 5. 227: n.
498.
Boston City Prison, its ventilation, 7. 50.
Boston Committee of Correspondence,
circular letter of, 1773, 13. 158, 159.
Invitation issued by, 13. 167.
Boston Common, 4. 77, 82, 219-222; 5.
125; 6.424; 14.300-315; 17. 434,460.
The Mall, 5. 125. British army en-
camped upon, 1775, 7. 188. Design
for soldiers' monument, 9. 461. Mr.
Waterston's paper on the Old Elm, 14.
299-315.
'Boston Courier/ 10. 358; 19. 316, 340,
345. Founder of, remarks concerning,
6. 420. Article on the Somers Mutiny
in the semi-weekly issue, 7. 435, 453.
Boston Custom House, 2. 216; 3. 263, 375;
6. 481 ; 7. 253, 254 ; 19. 228.
'Boston Daily Advertiser,' i. 434 n.; z.
128, 6. 317; 8. 49, 449; 10. 443, 451, 457,
464 n.; xx. 240, 241 n., 275,277: 15-302;
16. 49, 130, 310; 17. 15, 120, 459, 460;
18. 272-275, 277, 387, 388, 394; 19. 227,
228, 329, 440, 441. List of donations
and of members elected to be published
in, i. 437 ; 2. 101. Notice of meetings
to be published in, i. 478. Suggestions
concerning the printed record of events,
3. 32 d. Editorship of Hon. N. Hale, 6.
419-421. Obituary notice of Mr. N.
Hale, 6. 424. Cited, 7. 270«.-272n. ;
19. 106.
'Boston Daily Transcript,' see 'Boston
Evening Transcript.'
' Boston Daily Traveller,' see ' Boston
Evening Traveller.'
' Boston Directory,' date of the first and
second publications, 6. 38. Maps pub-
lished in, 6. 38, 39.
' Boston Evening Post,' i. 6, 8, 10, 13, 87;
3. 136, 137, 140, 149 ; 13. 213 n., 416 n. ;
ig.226. Cited, 15. 389 n.; 19. 116 n.;
20. 147.
Boston Evening Transcript,' 10.86, 444;
xx. 375; 16. 368: 17 20; 19. 95, 118,
227. Cited, 15. 388; 18. 37 ». 19. 118n.
Boston Evening Traveller,' 18. 2, 3 ; 10.
227, 263.
Boston Exchange, 5. 284.
Boston Female Asylum, i. 353.
Boston Fire Society, 10. 164.
Boston Gas-Light Company, 19. 292 ; 20.
Boston Gazette,' 1. 13, 48,82, 89, 98, 112,
122, 154, 168, 178, 191, 202, 219; 6. 335,
336; 10. 52; 12. 179; 13. 184, 192, 200;
16. 300 n. ; 19. 136, 226, 227. Quoted.
6. 173, 335, 336 ; 7. 271 n.
Boston Globe,' 13. 452.
Boston Harbor, 5. 37, 38, 332 ; 6. 37, 261 ;
7. 199, 202, 226, 256 ; 16. 194, 195, 197,
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
200, 202, 204-206; 17. 368. Closed,
1774, 4. 219, 220. Journal of the ' Pres-
ton ' in, 5. 53-56. Lighthouse burnt,
1775, 7. 198. Lighthouse in, 7. 206.
Fortifications in, 1776, 7. 248. -Dr.
Appleton on early charts of, 7. 475-
477. Early map of, exhibited by Mr.
Deane, 9. 5. Map of, in Neal's ' His-
tory of New England,' 9. 6. The tea
destroyed in, 12. 174,175; 13. 156-183;
20. 10-17.
' Boston Herald,' 17. 55.
Boston High School, 18. 355.
Boston Latin School, i. 382, 411; 16. 399;
17. 36, 165, 396, 397 ; 18. 222; 19. 226,
339. List of scholars in, from 1734-
1774, i. 8. Establishment of, 12. 387-
390. Mr. Motley's answer to an invi-
tation from the association of, 16. 406,
407. Mr. Wallcut's list of the class of
1773 in, 17. 216-218. Petition concern-
ing the appointment of N. Oliver as
master of, 20. 8.
Boston Latin School Association, 19. 340.
Boston Lecture, 1660, 7. 281.
Boston Library, i. 65 n., 223, 275-277, 281,
283, 337, 427, 450. Communication
from the trustees of, referred to a com-
mittee, i. 469. Report 'of the commit-
tee, i. 471. Donation from the trustees
of, 2 283.
Boston Library Society, buys the estate
in Franklin Place, 2. 132, 133. Money
paid for the estate, 2. 133, 134, 148,
211 n., 234 n., 253 «., 269 n., 314 n.
'Boston Magazine' ('Boston Weekly
Magazine'), i. 7, 122, 154, 168. Map
of Boston in, 7. 362.
Boston Marine Society, 7. 435.
Boston Massacre, i. 20; 6. 175, 480-483 :
7. 292, 362; n. 240, 241. Letter written
by William Palfrey to Mr. Booth upon,
2. 294 ; 6. 480-487. Removal of the
British troops from Boston, 3. 308, 309.
Funeral of the victims of, 6. 174, 175,
483 ; 20. 212. Letter from Lieutenant-
Governor Hutchinson to Lord Hills-
borough on, 6. 484-487. Copies of
Paul Revere's print of, presented, n.
135, 251 ; 18. 287.
Boston Mechanics' Institution, 20. 237.
' Boston Medical and Surgical Journal '
14. 12 ; 19. 316.
Boston Mercantile Library Association,
see Mercantile Library Association.
Boston Museum of Fine Arts, see Museum
of Fine Arts.
Boston Neck, 4. 35, 293 ; 7. 187, 192-197,
199, 201, 204, 207, 208, 240, 241, 243,
244 ; 14 288, 290 Fortified, 4. 222.
'Boston Newsletter' ('Boston Weekly
Newsletter '), i. 6, 293 n. ; 2. 140 n. ; 13.
184 ; 17. 234 n. ; 18. 319, 319 n.
Boston Orations, i. 7.
' Boston Patriot,' i. 321 ; 10. 52.
Boston Phrenological Society, i. 488 n.
Boston Port Bill, 3. 282; 4.33; 7. 124;
14. 315 ; 19. 391. Vote of the Assem-
bly of Massachusetts on, 13. 182.
'Boston Post,' see 'Boston Evening Post.'
'Boston Post-Boy,' i. 293?*. ; 2. 140; 20.
14 n., 15 n.
Boston Post-Office, 2. 216; 3. 208, 303, 304.
Boston Probate Court, see Suffolk County,
etc.
Boston Provident Association, 18. 305; 20.
410. Donations from, 4. 196; 8.466;
10. 85.
Boston Public Library, 3. 285, 293 n. ; 6.
416 ; 8. 264; 10. 450; xi. 110, 396; 12.
16. 167, 215; 14. 28n.,230, 231; 15. 279;
17. 63, 173 ; 18. 68, 70 ; 19. 65, 121, 127,
341 ; 20. 230, 264, 358, 359, 385, 387 n.
Donations from the trustees of, 3. 63,
126; 4. 391 ; 5. 145, 229 ; 9. 66, 368, 463;
10. 85, 134, 206, 319, 831, 335, 368, 409,
469; ii. 498. Vote of thanks to the
trustees, 10. 336.
Boston Public Schools, 12. 387-391.
Boston Record Commissioners, 17. 161 ;
18. 261. Request from, 17. 160. Vote
of the Society not to grant the request,
17. 162.
Boston Registry of Deeds, see Suffolk
County, etc.
Boston Sailors' Home, 10. 107.
Boston Society for the Religious and
Moral Instruction of the Poor, 5. 437 n.;
10. 107.
Boston Society of Natural History, 2.
274; 3-252; 8.264; n. 142; 15.398,
399; i8.177,356; 19. 316-320 n., 322,
383; 20. 238, 240, 241, 244, 245, 249,
251. Donation of relics from the So-
ciety to, i. vii. Vote to deposit certain
specimens with, i. 467. Application
from, i. 489. Mr. Davis to rent a room
to, 2. 175. A collection of plants to be
deposited with, during the pleasure of
the Society, 2. 348, 351. Donations
from, 2. 410, 474 ; 9. 1, 177 ; 10. 314,
330; ii. 498. A committee appointed
to consider what there may be in the
Collections, which might be useful to,
2. 490. Report of the committee, 2.
491, 496, 497.
Boston Stamp Act, paper issued under, 2.
104.
Boston State House, see State House,
Mass.
Boston Theatre, 15. 392.
Boston Theological Library, see General
Theological Library.
Boston Town House, 4. 11 ; 6. 27. Papers
referring to, including a subscription
for the erection of, 3. 336-344. The-
atrical performance in, 1714, 12. 378.
Burnt, 18. 365.
Boston traders, mentioned in the Califor-
nia Archives, ii. 351, 352.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Boston University, 17. 36.
Boston Waterworks, 6. 424.
'Boston Weekly Magazine,' see 'Boston
Magazine.'
' Boston Weekly Messenger/ 18. 272.
' Boston Weekly Newsletter/ see ' Boston
Newsletter/
Boston Young Men's Christian Associa-
tion, donation from, 7. 297.
Boston Young Men's Christian Union, 17.
81.
Bostonian Society, 20. 157, 162 n. Re-
quests an extension of loan of articles
from the Society's Cabinet, 19. 379.
Articles borrowed from the Society's
Cabinet, returned by, 20. 192.
' Bostons,' title of, applied to Americans,
ii. 351.
Boswell, James, 15. 308; 19. 309. His
' Johnson/ 10. 432.
Boswell, Capt. William, death of, 14. 133.
Botanic Garden, see Harvard University,
Botanic Garden of.
Boteler, Dr., his praise of strawberries,
10. 432.
Boteler, Alice Apsley (Lady Fenwick),
see Fenwick.
Botero, Giovanni, his 'Description of New
France' cited, 5. 129.
Botetourt, Norborne Berkeley, 3c? Baron,
14. 265.
Botineau, Stephen, 4. 354.
BOTTA, CARLO GIUSEPPE GUGLIELMO, 14.
73, 78. Nominated a Corresponding
Member, i. 333. Elected, i. 333. His
'History of the War of Independence
of the United States of America/ i.
333 n. ; 3. 384 ; 7. 288, 289 ; 14. 74.
Bottrigari, Galcatio, 10. 383.
Boucher, Madame, 17. 94.
Boucher, Ann (Mrs. Nathaniel Cunning-
ham), 13.412, 413; 17.95.
Boucher, Jane, 13. 412, 413.
Boucher, Lewis, 13. 412.
Boucher, Lewis, the younger, 13. 412.
Boucher, Mary, b. 1708, 13. 412.
Boucher, Mary, b. 1710, 13. 412.
Boucher, Sarah, 13. 412, 413.
Boucher, Afrs. Sarah (Middlecott), wife
of Lewis, 13. 412, 413; 17. 95.
Boucher, Thomas B., 13. 412 n.
Boudey, Moses, marriage of, 14. 151.
Boudey, Afrs. Ruth, 14. 151.
Boudin, William, 15. 81 n.
BOUDINOT, Hon. ELTAS, LL.D., 6. 397,
398 ; ii. 23. Nominated a Correspond-
ing Member, i. 229. Elected, i. 231.
Accepts membership, i. 233. Donation
from, i. 233. Vote of thanks to, i.
233. Extract from a letter from, i.
233 n.
Bouillaud, , 5. 396.
Bouldin, Hon. Thomas T., Va., 5. 276,
Boulter, Nathaniel, Sen., 16. 265.
Bound, Elder, 8. 222.
Boundary, questions of, 3. 10, 73, 148,
149. Papers relating to, 3. 216-219.
See also Northeast Boundary Question.
' Boundary Disputes of Connecticut/ 19.
385.
Bourdaloue, Louis, 3. 383, 384.
Bourgogne, Louis, Due de, 15. 51 n.
Bourland, John, 12. 117.
Bourn, Edward, naturalized, 4. 362.
Bourn, Elisha, naturalized, 4. 362.
Bourne, Abner, donations from, 2. 27.
Bourne, Hon. Edward E., donation from,
8. 171.
Bourne, Dr. Richard, donation from, i.
131.
Bourne, Rev. Richard, 17. 247.
Bourne, Shearjashub, 15. 397; 19. 169,
170, 170 «., 172, 173.
Bourne, Sylvanus, 20. 325, 326.
Bourquet, Mrs. Solomon (Andre'), 14. 218.
Bours, Samuel, 4. 382.
Boutall, Lieut. Timothy, 15. 76 n.
Boutelle, Timothy, LL.D., 19. 176.
Bouterwek, Friedrich, 8. 138.
Boutineau, James, u. 393, 395; 20. 6.
Bouton, J. M., donation from, ii. 499.
Bouton, John Bell, 8. 483.
Bouton, Rev. Nathaniel, D.D., 2. 255n. ;
16. 258 n. Donation from, 2. 417.
Bouty, Lieut. David, 15. 82, 82 n.
Bouve', Edward T., 20. 245. Letter from,
to Mr. Waterston, 20. 245. 246.
Bouve, Thomas T., 20. 238, 239. His
estimate of Mr. Emerson's botanical
labors, 20. 244. Letter from, to Mr.
Waterston, 20. 246, 247.
Bowden, Martha, 20. 318.
Bowditch, Mr., donation from, i. 112.
Bowditch, Ebenezer, 5. 500.
Bowditch, Mrs. Elizabeth Brown (Fran-
cis), 5. 508. Gift from, 4. 148. Dona-
tion from, 4. 247.
Bowditch, Habakkuk, 6. 1738, 5. 500.
Bowditch, Henry I., M.D., ii. 165, 197,
198; 12. 40; 15. 264; 17. 465; 19. 339;
20. 202. Donations from, 2. 546 ; 3.
132 ; 6. 414 ; 8. 459. Letter from, re-
lating to the ' Morton Memorials,' n.
85. Resolution offered by, on the death
of Dr. Bigelow, 17. 466.
Bowditch, J. Ingersoll, 13. 18 ; 18. 62 n.;
19. 356. Donation from, 2. 445. Com-
municates his brother's bequest, 5. 199.
Bowditch, Mrs. Mary (Ingersoll), her
character, 5 501.
Bowditch, Nathaniel, fell at Kelly's Ford,
1863, 8. 459. A memorial volume of,
8. 459.
Bowditch, Nathaniel, LL.D., d. 1838, i.
500 n. ; 20. 235, 237. Letter from, to
Pres. Willard, 2. 490. His mathemat-
ical powers, 5. 500. His death, 5. 500 ;
6. 300. Eulogy on, by Hon. D. A.
White, 6. 300, 301, 330.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
BOWDITCH, NATHANIEL INGERSOLL,
A.M., i. 438 n.; 4. 148, 167, 228; 7. 351;
8.270; 9. 81; 10. 12, 442; n. 85; 12.
325; 13. 3; 18. 352. Donations from,
2. 137, 411, 477; 3. 132; 4." 1, 122; 5.
87, 96, 159, 193; 6. 15. Elected a Resi-
dent Member, 3. 128. Communication
from, concerning the will of Hon. S.
Appleton, 2. 597 ; 3. 5. Exhibits a
copy of Marco Polo's Travels of 1496,
3. 152. Of committee to examine the
Treasurer's reports, 3. 154, 284; 4. 255,
273. Report of the Auditing Commit-
tee, 3. 102, 163 ; 4. 19. Report on Dr.
Pierce's Diary, 3. 203. Joins in the
remonstrance against the change of
name sought by the Historic-Genea-
logical Society, 3. 2b'b'-270. Of commit-
tee for the examination of Dr. Pierce's
Memoirs, 3. 281. Exhibits an interest-
ing volume, 3. 283. Special meeting
held at his house, 3. 333. Of Publish-
ing Committee, 4. 19 ; 5. 152. Portrait
of, 5. v. His death, 5 ix, 197, 198, 224;
7. 305. Letter from, on the witchcraft
papers, 5. 31, 32. Vote of thanks to,
5. 37, 87, 100. Bequest from, 5. 199 ;
6. 9, 11, 12, 426; 7. 18; 10. 170; n. 39;
12. 77. Portrait and memoir of, 5.
500-512. Report of the Treasurer with
regard to the legacy from, 6. 426.
Bowditch, William, settled in Salem,
1639, 5. 500.
Bowditch, William, son of William the
emigrant, d. 1681, 5. 500.'
Bowditch, William, son of the 2d William,
5. 500.
Bowditch family, 6. 292.
Bowditch School, name of, 6. 33.
Bowdoin, , 7. 218.
Bowdoin, Elizabeth, Lady Temple; see
Temple.
Bowdoin, Miss Elizabeth, 14. 198.
Bowdoin, Mrs. Elizabeth (Erving), wife
of Gov. Bowdoin, 5. 355; 6. 358; 12. 299;
13. 153; 14 233.
Bowdoin (Baudouin), James, monument
of, 14. 199.
BOWDOIN, JAMES, A.M., d. 1833, i. 339,
345, 347, 348, 350, 371, 374-376, 378,
380, 384, 386, 387, 395, 397 n., 398, 400,
407, 408, 413, 424, 425. 427, 433, 435-
437, 448, 453, 459 ; 6. 435 ; 12. 437 ; 20.
172. His death, i. xliii, 468 ; 2. 50.
Nominated a Resident Member, i. 335.
Elected, i. 336. Of committee to pre-
pare the index to the Collections, x.
340, 352. Of committee to consider
the request for books from the Maine
Historical Society, i. 348. To collect
books for the ' Societe de Ge'ographie,'
i. 352. Of committee to collect and
count votes, i. 377, 407. Of Publica-
tion Committee, i. 381, 424, 451. Elect-
ed a member of the Standing Commit-
tee, i. 387, 398, 409, 418, 427, 445, 452.
Of committee on the communication
from the Rhode Island Historical So-
ciety, i. 396. Of committee on new
rooms, i. 399. Recording Secretary,
pro tempore, i. 408. Of committee to
audit the Treasurer's accounts, i. 426,
427 n. Vote of thanks to, for plates to
'Journals of Parliament/ i. 426. Of
committee on exchange of books with
Mr. Adams, i. 453. Presents report of
the committee, i. 456. Letter of, to
Pres. Quincy, suggesting a meeting of
the committee on new rooms, i. 454 n.
Elected Librarian, i. 456. Of commit-
tee on exchange of pamphlets, i. 457.
To loan Mr. Daggett the ' Account of
Attleborough/ i. 458. To superintend
removal of Library, i. 458. Con-
tributes to purchase the Society's build-
ing, i. 465 n. Death of, announced, i.
468. Mr. Merrill appointed to prepare
a memoir of, x. 468 H., 477. His place
on the committee for preparing an in-
dex, made vacant by death, 2. 50. His
place on the committee supplied, 2. 52.
His knowledge of antiquarian matters,
6. 250, 251.
Bowdoin, Gov. James, LL.D., II. C. 1745,
d. 1790, i. 14 ; 3. 179, 304 ; 4. 44, 287 ;
5. 465; 7. 183, 218, 294, 295; 8. 297,
298, 820, 322, 473, 474 ; g. 69 ; 10. 99;
xx. 140; 12. 207??., 226,322, 427; 13.
44, 126, 128, 186, 192, 300; 14. 199, 232;
15. 66, 328; 16. 43-45, 48, 177, 179, 299;
17. 132, 173, 458; 18. 243, 436 ; 20. 211.
Correspondence with Gov. Pownall to,
2. 488,489, 489 n.\ 5. 237-248. Auto-
graph letter from B. Franklin to, pre-
sented, 3. 179. Correspondence with
Gen. Lafayette, 3. 3:>6 ; 5. 348-356.
Letter from, to the Governor of Mary-
land, 4. 120, 121. Of committee to form
the Constitution of Massachusetts, 5.
88 ; 18. 245. Letter to, from Gen. N.
St. Clair, 6. 356-358. Letter to, from
Hon. S. Dexter, 6 359-861. Poem
dedicated to, by Phillis Wheatley, 7.
166. Letters to, from Rev. W: Gordon,
7. 291-297. Opposes removing the
General Court to Boston, 1772, 7. 294.
Letter to, 8. 85, 86. Letter of Gov.
Bernard, vindicating himself against,
8. 86, 87. Perhaps author of the in-
scription on Beacon Hill Monument, 8.
275. Letter to, from Hon. Rnf us King,
9. 7. Letters of Sir John Temple to,
12. 208-211. Letters to Samuel Ad-
ams, 12. 227-229. Extracts from a
letter of, to Dr. Franklin, introducing
Josiah Quincy, Jr., 13. 153, 154. Let-
ters of St. John de Crevecreur to, 13.
237-240. His diploma as LL.D. from
University of Edinburgh, 14. 205, Let-
ter of, 14. 233. His gift to the Brattle
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
59
Street Church, 19. 75. See Bowdoin
Papers.
Bowdoin, Hon. James, //. C. 1771, d.
1811, founder of Bowdoin College, and
son of Gov. Bowdoin, 10. 108; 14. 232.
Bowdoin (Baudouin), Pierre, 14. 198, 199.
Bowdoin, William, 2. 73 n., 74 n.j 12. 417.
Bowdoin, William, 4. 354.
Bowdoin, Lieut. William, 15. 81, 81 n.
Bowdoin College, i. 390; to. 107; n. 258;
13. 440 ; 14. 108; 16. 385 n. ; 17. 6, 15,
85 ; 18. 43, 303 ; 20. 100. Vote to give
the Collections to, i. 211 ; 2/69 n. Books
given by Mr. T. Wallcut to, 2. 204,
205. Donations from the trustees of,
5. 1, 193 ; 6. 3t51; 7. 163, 347, 408; 8. 1,
253, 403 ; 10. 40, 85, 200 ; n. 498.
Bowdoin College Library, asks for vol-
umes of the Collection, 4. 425. Thanks
from, 4. 438.
Bowdoin Papers, 5. 348, 465; 7. 165, 267.
Letters from, 9. 60.
Bowdoin School, name of, 6. 33.
Bowdoin Square, 7. 272 n.
Bowdoin Street, former name of a por-
tion of, 6. 31.
Bowdoinham, Me., 12. 405, 403, 417.
Bowdoinham Association, minutes of, I.
177.
Bo wen, ,7. 188.
Bowen, Abel, 6. 37, 38.
Bowcn, Charles, donations from, 2. 257,
432.
Bowen, Clarence W., his ' Boundary Dis-
putes of Connecticut,' 19. 385.
Bowen, Enian, his map of British Amer-
ica, 1.415; 2. 524, 525.
BOWKN, FKAXCIS, LL.D., g. 176; 10. 358,
442; 1418; 16.163; 17.283. Dona-
tions from, 2. 249, 264, 268, 299, 803,
310, 334, 341, 351, 354, 301, 365, 880,
411, 412, 424, 430, 435; 4-235. Nom-
inated a Resident Member, 2. 325.
Elected, 2. 328. Accepts membership,
2. 336. Present at meetings of the So-
ciety, 2. 338, 354, 363, 551, 552. To
arrange the manuscripts, 3. 47. Tribute
of, to Prof. Wyman, 13. 320. Ap-
pointed to prepare a memoir of him,
13. 324. Excused from writing the me-
moir of Prof. Wyman, 13. 424. Resigns
membership, 16. 36. His Sketch of
James Otis, i. 431. His 'Life of Gen.
Lincoln' cited, 6. 169.
Bowen, Mrs. 11. W., letter from, read, n.
130.
Bowen, John, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 266.
Bowen, Lieut. Levi, 15. 84, Sin., 154.
Bowers, Isaac, and Mrs. Isaac, 5. 265.
Bowers, Rev. John, 8. 12, 20, 25.
Bowery, 3. 124. Origin of its name, 3.
124.
Bowes, James L., gift from, 18. 431.
Bowes, Nicholas, 7. 204; xx. 140.
Bowes, William, n. 140, 392, 395; 13.
200; 15. 351. A refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 266.
Bowes, Mrs. William, death of, 15. 351.
Boweyer, Daniel, n. 140.
Bowker, Lieut. John, 15. 83, 83 n.
Bowles, Caroline, lines by, quoted, 19.
389.
Bowles, John, 8. 14, 22, 27.
Bowles, Major John, 16. 396.
Bowles, John & Son, Messrs., 14. 169.
Bowles, Leonard C., 8. 282. Donation
from, 7. 376.
Bowles, Mary (Mrs. Lynde), 16. 396.
Bowles, T., 14. 169.
Bowles & Carver, Messrs., 18. 68.
Bowling, Carrington, n. 389.
Bowling, W. K., donation from, 10. 206.
Bowling Green, Va., 19. 71.
Bowman, Archibald, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 18. 266.
Bowman, Rev. Daniel, n. 140.
Bowman, Jonathan, 20. 168.
Bowman, Rev. Jonathan, 15. 346; 20. 213.
Bowman, Rev. Joseph, 14. 296.
Bowman, Samuel, 17. 159.
Bowman, Lieut. Solomon, 15. 80.
Bowmaster, Cupt., 16. 97.
Bowne, Major, 15. 160.
Bowne, Hon. Walter, 17. 426.
Bowyer, William, the printer, 7. 130 ; 12.
310 ; 13. 122.
Box, Daniel, 15. 87, 143.
Box of woods of historical interest pre-
sented to the Society, 3. 133.
Boxer, British br/'a, action with the ' En-
terprise,' 15. 188.
Boxford, Mass., 12. 395, 399, 400; 18. 42,
43.
Boyd, Capt., donation from, i. 131.
Brings grain to Salem from Hartford,
donated to the poor in 1774, 4. 223; 15.
360.
Boyd, Mr., Kincj Street, Guildhall, 19. 216.
Boyd, Hugh, his notes of Chatham's
speeches, Jan. 20, 1775, 7. 393. One of
the putative authors of ' Junius,' n. 9.
Boyd, Capt. John, 15. 84.
Boyd, Gen. John P., 18. 347. Donation
from, i. 282. Vote of 'thanks to, i. 282.
Boyd, Thomas, 20. 88.
Boj'd, William, 15. 75.
Boydell, John, 13. 103, 417.
Boyden, Uriah A., 17. 283.
Bo'ye, Herman, 17. 196 »., 197 ;z. His map
of Virginia, i. 427 n.
Boyer, Mary Ann (Johonnot), 4. 353 n.
Boyer, Peter, xx. 140 ; 13. 200 ; 14. 110.
Boyes, Antipas, Kennebec lauds sold to,
7. 369.
Boyle, Mr., donation from, to Harvard
College, 6. 354.
Boyle, Isaac, D.D., donations from, 2. 171,
410.
Boyle, Col. J., x. xxiii.
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INDEX OF THE PEOCEEDINGS
Boyle, Sir Robert, i. 33, 39 ; 5. 388, 391;
10. 824; 16. 207, 210, 217, 219, 229, 238,
239, 244, 240, 248, 249, 251 ; 17. 249,
253 ; 20. 267, 208. Letter from, to
J : Winthrop, 5. 376, 377. Dedication
of Eliot's Indian Bible to, 5. 378, 379.
Letters to, from Gov. Winthrop of
Connecticut, 16. 218, 219, 229. Letters
of the Apostle Eliot to, 17. 251-253.
Boyles, , 17. 198.
Boylston, Mr., 16. 291.
Boylston, Mrs,, mother of Mr. Thomas
Boylston, death of, 15. 349.
Boylston, Rebecca (Mrs. Gill), portrait
of, by Copley, 12. 322. Date of her
marriage, 15. 341.
Boylston, Thomas, 7. 202 ; 15. 349.
Boylston, Ward Nicholas, 2. 161 ; 17.
400.
Boylston, Zabdiel, M.D., his 'Account of
Inoculation/ i. 18.
Boylston Hall, Harvard College, 13. 131.
Boylston Medical Committee', 18. 134 n.
Boylston Prizes, 17. 400, 401.
Boylston Street, 6. 30. View of, in 1800,
presented, 9. 252.
Boyne, battle of the, 20. 343.
Boyne, man-of-war, 4. 224 ; 5-53; 7. 218.
Boynton, George W., maps engraved by,
6. 36-39.
Boynton, Lieut. Ephraim, 15. 76.
Boynton, Mrs. Perkins, donation from, 8.
Boynton, Capt. Richard, n. 140.
Boynton, Thomas, extracts from the
Journal of, 15. 254, 255.
Boyonton, Mr., 6. 261.
Bozoone, Allen, 20. 323.
Bozrah, Conn., 18. 270.
Brace, Anna Pierce (Mrs. Loring), n.
282.
Bracegirdle, Rev. John, 17. 256, 257, 261.
Bracken, Rev. John, 15. 232, 233.
Brackenberry, John, 12. 117.
Brackenborough, Judae, 15. 393.
Brackenbury, Samuel, 8. 13, 22, 27 ; 10.
403.
Bracket, , Braintree, 7. 237.
Bracket, Dr., 19. 222.
Bracket, Ano., 16. 264.
Brackett, James, 20. 323.
Brackett, Joshua, 5. 2, 3, 5, 6; 8. 321 ; n.
140; 20. 338. Letter to, from John
Kurd, 5. 2, 3. Letters to, from W:
Whipple, 5. 3-6.
Brackett, Mrs. Joshua, 5. 3, 4 ; 16. 10 n.
Bradbury, Capt. Charles, donation from,
2. 92.
Bradbury, Jacob, 14. 149 ; 20. 320.
Bradbury, Gov. James W., 4. 94.
Bradbury, Hon. John, 20. 169.
Bradbury, Mrs. L. A., gift from, 17. 78.
Bradbury, Mrs. Mary, 20. 314-316, 319.
Bradbury, Hon. Theophilus (?), 19. 153.
Bradbury, Thomas, 16. 279 ; 20. 320.
Bradbury, Thomas, his will, 10. 485.
Bradbury, Rev. Thomas, his ' Ass or the
Serpent/ x. 7,21.
Bradbury & Goodwin, arms of, xx. 2.
Bradbury, William, 20. 320.
Bradbury, Wyrnond, the elder, 20. 319.
Bradbury, Wymond, the younger, 20. 319.
Braddock, Gen. Edward, 4. 45, 341 n., 414;
12. 321 ; 14. 263; 15. 402; 17. 118. Pa-
per relating incidents in his campaign,
by Mr. Washburn, 3. 230-237. Discov-
ery of his remains, 3. 231-234. His
expedition, 3. 261 ; n. 323. Plan of
the battle-field of his defeat exhibited,
17. 118, 119. Orme's 'Journal' of his
campaign cited, 3. 235. Sparks's 'No-
tice' of his defeat cited, 3. 235.
Bradford, , of (he firm Bradford Sf
Inskeep, the family of, remembered in
the will of Miss Townsend, 5. 204.
Bradford, Capt., 6. 360.
BRADFORD, ALDEN, LL.D., i. 62, 106, 126,
139, 223, 225, 226, 228, 229, 233-235,
239, 244, 245, 252, 253, 259, 262-264,
266, 272, 277, 279, 281, 283-285, 289,
342 n., 373, 500 n.; 12. 105, 171, 434;
13. 130, 218-220, 224-232. Nominated
a Resident Member, i. 44. Elected, i.
47. Donations from, i. 89, 177, 253; 2.
87, 100, 139, 181, 217, 247, 251. Of
Publication Committee, i. 228, 241,
273. Of committee to apply for the
deposit of the Prince Library, i. 236,
237, 269. Motion of, i. 259. Of com-
mittee to collect and count votes, i.
259, 264, 265. Resigns membership, i.
286. Vote of thanks to, i. 287. Re-
quested to prepare a memoir of Mr.
Joshua Thomas, i. 334. Asked to write
a memoir of Mr. G. Bradford, i. 374.
Letter from, 2. 60. His paper of errata
in the Collections, 2. 60, 61 n. To re-
ceive a diploma, 2. 65. Subject of
lectures delivered by him, 2. 79, 80,
226 n. Information and records re-
lating to the ' Hutchinson Papers/ 2.
436n.-440n.; 3. 149 n.; 10. 120-122,
127,129-131. The donor of the 'Hutch-
inson Papers/ n. 338-341. Letter
from, 10. 121, 122. His 'Notes on
Duxbury/ i. 285. His ' Memoir of
James Winthrop' cited, i. 338 n. His
'Life of Dr. Mayhew/ 5. 434??. His
'History of Massachusetts' cited, 13.
162 n. His 'Biography of Robert T.
Paine/ 15. 393. His ' Speeches of the
Governors of Mass.' cited, 20. 226 n.
Bradford, Rev. Ebenezer, sermon by, pre-
sented, 12. 82.
Bradford, Rev. Ephraim P., of committee
to inquire into matters pertaining to
Dartmouth College, 6. 291.
BRADFORD, GAMALIEL, A.M., d. 1824, i.
108, 110, 120, 127, 144, 156, 158, 165,
166, 187, 188, 215, 219, 220, 223, 228,
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61
233-235, 239, 240, 243, 244, 266, 274,
330,347. His death, i.xlii. Nominated
a Resident Member, i. 107. Elected, i.
107. Donation from, i. 139. Of com-
mittee to examine the Treasurer's ac-
counts, i. 228, 285, 336. Mr. A. Brad-
ford asked to prepare a memoir of, i.
374. ' Memoir of ' cited, i. 374 n.
BRADFORD, GAMALIEL, A.B., 10. 164.
Elected a Resident Member, 16. 161.
Bradford, Capt. Gamaliel, 2. 392; 19. 59;
20. 35.
BRADFORD, GAMALIEL, M.D., i. 385, 887,
392, 395, 398, 417, 424, 427, 456, 464,
468, 470, 472-475, 479, 485, 485 n., 487,
494, 497, 500; 8. 252 ; 14. 392 ; 20. 172.
His death, i. xliii; 2. 141 n. Nominated
a Resident Member, i. 378. Elected,
i. 381. Of committee to ask for por-
traits from the Clark family, i. 394.
Of committee to audit the Treasurer's
accounts, i. 398. Of committee to col-
lect and count votes, i. 427. Elected
Recording Secretary, i. 467, 489 ; 2. 3.
Recording Secretary, i. 467, 468, 470-
472, 474, 486, 503, 504 ; 2. 12-14, 207.
Of committee to furnish the new Li-
brary room, i. 469. Of committee on
a course of lectures, i. 470-472, 477,
478 n. Of committee on exchange of
books with Dr. Adams, i. 473. Dona-
tions from, i. 475,496, 500; 2. 35, 61.
Of committee on diplomas, i. 494.
Reads a letter from Judge Davis to the
Society, 2. 12, 13. Resigns position of
Recording Secretary, 2. 13. To pro-
cure a nomination book, for names to
be considered by the Standing Com-
mittee, 2. 14. Present at meetings of
the Society, 2. 3, 12, 14, 17, 21, 28. 50,
61, 56, 65, 72, 79, 84, 86, 88, 90, 92, 94,
99, 100, 102, 104, 109, 112, 115, 119, 129,
131, 135-137, 139. Of Scrutinizing
Committee, 2. 49, 91. Statement con-
cerning a catalogue of births, etc., in
Cambridge, 2. 52. Memoir of, 2. 141 n.
Dr. Francis to prepare a memoir of, in
place of Dr. Ripley, 2. 171. Publica-
tion of his ' Memoir,' 3. 141 n.
.Bradford, George P., donation from, 7.
139.
Bradford, Capt. John, n. 140; 15. 77,
77 n.
Bradford, Major John, grandson of Gov.
Bradford, 3.' 2-2 ; 19. 66; 107, 109,' 109 n.,
110. Recipient of the Bradford manu-
script, 3. 22 ; 19. 66, 107.
BRADFORD, Rev. JOHN, i. 381. His death,
i. xlii, 379??. Nominated a Resident
Member, i. 109. Elected, i. 110. ' Me-
moir of,' by Dr. Newell, i. 382.
Bradford, Joseph, n. 140.
Bradford, Margaret Stevenson (Mrs.
Ames)", 19. 59 ; 20 35.
Bradford, Perez, donation from, i. 89.
Bradford, Samuel, entered the Boston
Latin School, 1766, 17. 217.
Bradford, Samuel, 1705, 19. 107, 109.
Bradford, Samuel, donation from, 2.
243.
Bradford, Samuel, gift from, 18. 66. Vote
of thanks to, 18. 66.
Bradford, Capt. Samuel, 15. 77, 77 n.
Bradford, Sarah Alden (Mrs. Ripley), 2.
392.
Bradford, William, 10. 318.
Bradford, Goo. William, i. 193 n. ; 2. 382;
3. 19, 34 ; 4. 127, 142, 162, 164 ; 6. 5, 30,
71 n.; 8. 464; 10 39; n. 94; 12. 8, 98 n.,
341,436; 13. 70, 114, 410?*.; 14. 304,
366-368, 372 ; 15. 395, 396; 16. Ill, 195,
200, 201, 205; 17. 65, 65 n., 129, 302,
303 ; 18. 210, 299, 440-442 ; 19. 67, 108,
425 ; 20. 35, 64, 66, 72 n., 73, 84, 85, 96,
97, 179, 180, 209, 229. A fragment of
his Letter-Book found at Halifax, and
presented, i. 52; 3. 19, 20; 19. 391.
Description of the MS. 'History of Ply-
mouth,' 3. 19. Discovery of his MS.
' History/ 3 19-24 ; 5. 322; 9. 345 ; 10.
319, 330; 19. 65, 66, 107, 109. His
disposition of his MS. ' History/ 3. 22;
19. 66, 107, 109. Visited by Pere
Druillettes, 3. 34. Extract from his
will, 4. 144; ii. 465 n. Mr. C: Deane
desires to print a manuscript written
by, 6. 415. Letter from Surgeon Fuller
concerning the distress at Charlestown,
6. 475, 476. Charter granted to him
and his associates, 7. 369 ; 9. 24, 25, 33.
Elected Governor of Plymouth Colony,
9. 22. Baptized at Austerfield, 9. 348.
Letter from Thomas Dudley to, n. 217.
Account of his ' Dialogue between Old
Men and Young Men, concerning the
Church and the Government thereof/
ii. 396-406. Facsimile of a page of the
'Dialogue/ ii. 406. His 'Dialogue*
printed, n. 407-464. Remarks by the
President on the manuscript of his 'His-
tory/ 19. 99,100. Account by Mr. Win-
sor of the transmission of this manu-
script, 19. 106-122. His ' Register of
Deaths, Marriages, and Punishments/ I.
52 n. His Letter-Book, i. 52 ; 3. 19, 20;
19. 391. His 'History of Plymouth/ I.
52 n., 409 ».; 2. 382, 602 n., 603 n. ; 3. iv,
19-24, 267; 9. 21-23; 10. 159, 377 n.; ii.
400, 478 n. ; 12. 2, 102, 315; 13. 138, 315,
391 ; 14. 362 n. ; 16. 41, 111 n., 195-197,
200 n., 201 n., 205 n. ; 17. 3, 41 ; 19. 391 ;
20. 62 n., 63 n., 73 n., 84 n., 85 n., 182,
184. ' Descriptive Account of New
England/ 3. 317; 4. 145. His 'Dia-
logue/ n. 396-404; 12. 72. Verses by,
ii. 465-482; 15 394. Extract from
his ' History of Plymouth/ 20. 71. See
Bradford Manuscript.
Bradford, Judge William, letter from, to
Col. R : Varick, 5. 48-50.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Bradford, Lt.-Gov. William, R. I. (1789),
ii. 29.
Bradford, Major William, sow of Gov.
Wm. Bradford, and Deputy- Governor of
Plymouth Colony, 3. 22; id. 22; 19. 107.
Tlic transfer of the MS. 'History/ 3.
22 ; 19. 66, 107, 101).
Bradford & luskeep, publishers of the
' Portfolio,' 5. 204.
Bradford, Mass., 10. 352 ; 12. 394, 395, 398,
400.
Bradford Manuscript, 3. iv, 39, 168 ; 19.
243. Circumstances attending the dis-
covery of, 3. 19-24 ; 5. 322 ; 9. 345 ; 10.
319, 330; 19. 65, 66. Description of,
3. 19, 21 ; 19. 106, 107. Edited by Mr.
Deane, and published in the Collec-
tions, 3. 90, 138, 267. Copies of the
volume sent to the Bishops of Oxford
and London, and to the Fulham Li-
brary, 3. 91, 92. Summary in Hutch-
inson's 'History' similar 'to, 3. 138.
Number of copies assigned to Little &
Brown, 3. 160. Remarks by Dr. Ellis
on its proposed restoration to this
country, 19. 64, 65; by Mr. Deane, 19.
65, 66; by Dr. Hoppin, 19. 67. Book-
plate in, 19. 66. Mr. Winsor's paper
on the history of, 19. 106-122. See
Bradford, Gov. William.
Bradish, Ebenezer, innkeeper of Cambridge,
ii. 10,31; 15. 97; 17. 157.
Bradish, Ebenezer, lawyer of Worcester,
15. 397 ; 19. 159, 165.
BRADISH, Hon. LUTHER, 4. 101 ; 12. 292.
Letter from, 2. 595. Elected an Hon-
orary Member, 6. 471. His death, 7.
xiii. Accepts membership, 7. 115.
Remarks on his death, 7. 143, 144.
Bradlee, Rev. Caleb D, donations from, 3.
114, 182 ; 4. 107, 286, 391 ; 5. 1, 30, 159,
196, 227, 309 ; 6. 331 ; 7. 1, 100 ; 9. 177 ;
ID. 40,469,484; n. 499.
Bradlee, Frederic H., 19. 357.
Bradlee, John T., 4. 98, 98 n. President
of Mount Auburn Cemetery, 17. 435,
436. Letter from Dr. Bigelow to, 17.
435, 436.
Bradlee, Joseph P., contributes to pur-
chase the Society's building, i. 465 n.
Bradlee, Josiah Putnam, 19. 357.
Bradlee, Nathaniel J., 19. 357.
Bradley, , 17. 209, 210.
Bradley, Mr., a farmer of Greenfield,
Conn., ii. 18.
Bradley, Mrs., 17. 210.
Bradley, Benjamin & Co., money paid to,
for binding, 6. 10; 10. 169 ; ii. 36, 247,
248.
Bradley, ,Tnnr,e Charles S., proposed as
arbiter in the case of the ' Hutchinson
Papers,' 12 269.
Bradley, Charles William, letter from,
concerning the Trumbull Manuscripts,
2. 355. Donation from, 2. 539.
Bradley, David, 19. 176.
Bradley, Li<-.ut. David, 15. 80.
Bradley, John, 14. 137.
Bradley, S., ii. 18.
Bradley, W. L., donation from, 7. 347.
Bradshaw, Richard, 14. 367.
Bradstreet, -, 8. 357.
Bradstreet, Mrs. Anne, poems of, noticed,
15. 394, 395.
Bradstreet, Col Dudley, 14. 132, 145.
Refuses to serve in Gov. Dudley's
council, 7. 485 n.
Bradstreet, R?v. Dudley, d. 1714, 8. 30.
Bradstreet, Col. John, letter to, from Sir
Jeffery Amherst, 7. 101.
Bradstreet (Broadstreet), Samuel, H.C.
1653, 8. 12, 21, 26.
Bradstreet, Simon, H.C. 1700, 8. 30.
Bradstreet, Gov. Simon, d. 1697, 8. 20;
10. 391 ; 12. 120 ; 13. 79 ; 14. 124 n. ; 15.
217; 17. 106, 110, 129, 220, 222, 222 n.,
223, 348; 18. 390; 19. 96; 20. 162 n.
Portrait of, 6. 17. Letter from Roger
Williams to, 6. 49, 50. His action in
England in regard to the Narragansett
Patent, 6. 65 n. Re-elected governor,
7. 485, 485 n. Refuses to serve in Gov.
Dudley's council. 7. 485 n.
Bradstreet (Broadstreet), Rev. Simon,
H.C. 1660, 8. 13,21, 26.
Bradstreet, Rev. Simon, H. C. 1693, 8.
29.
Bradstreet Avenue, 6. 5.
Brady, Rev. N., D.U., 20. 152.
Bragden, Arthur, 14. 136.
Bragdon, Capt. Joshua, 15. 82.
Bragg, , 4. 401.
Bragg, Rev. Mr., 10. 160.
Bragg, Arral, donation from, 2. 532.
Brain, Benjamin, ii. 205.
Brain, James, ii. 205.
Brainard, David, 2. 493 n.
Braine, Thomas, 19. 237, 239.
Brainerd, Rev. David, 12. 36.
Braintree, Mass., 3. 217, 218, 281, 324; 4.
43; 5 90, 310; 6. 60, 62 ; 7 237, 238,
243, 246, 247, 258-255, 258 ; 10. 51 ; 12.
52, 394, 395, 400 ; 16. 303, 305 n. ; 18.
16; 19. 150-152 n., 377; 20. 121, 360.
' Result of an Ecclesiastical Council
at,' i. 12. Origin of the name of, 12.
396.
Braman, Rev. Isaac, i. 344; 16. 119.
Brandenburg, ' Geographical Account of
the States of the House of,' i. 113.
Brandon, Lord, 13. 109.
Brandon, John, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 266.
Brandt, Joseph (Thayandenega), 19. 405,
407, 408, 416.
Brandywine, battle of, 5. 221.
Brandywine, ship, 5. 357.
Branford, Conn.. 17. 147, 347 ; 20. 403.
Brantry, , 6. 349.
Brash & Reid, Messrs., i. 197 n.
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Brasseur cle Bourbourg, Abbe, sketch of,
4. 280, 281. On Bernal Diaz del Cas-
tillo, 4. 282.
Brattle, Lieut. Ebenezer, 15. 80.
Brattle, Mrs. Elizabeth, sudden death of,
20. 121.
Brattle, Katherine (Mrs. Winthrop), 19.
329.
Brattle, Thomas, d. 1713, 8. 23, 27 ; 12.
370, 371; 14. 223 ; 17. 131; 20. 210.
Book of early accounts used by, at
Harvard College, 6. 337 n., 341-354.
Letter from, to Capt. Edward Pelham,
6. 345. Kennebec lands sold to, 7. 369.
BRATTLE, THOMAS, A.M., d. 1801, n.
140; 19. 21(5, 219. His death, i. xlii,
140 n. Nominated a Resident Member,
1.104. Elected, i. 106. ' Memoir of /
cited, i. 140 n., 145, 151.
Brattle, Gen. William, H.C. 1722, 8. 351,
352, 354; n. 140; 12. 322; 15. 338;
19. 216; 20.9, 140. (? Old B— le) 8.
399. A refugee from Boston in 1776,
18. 266.
Brattle, Rev. William, //. C. 1680, 2. 449w.;
3. 288 ; 6. 341, 312 ; 8. 23, 28, 34 ; 10.
162, 324; 12. 360; 14. 223, 224; 16. 58;
17. 263, 274 n., 280. His ' Compendium
of Logic/ 10. 162.
Brattle Manuscript, donation of, to Mr.
Sibley, 6. 354.
Brattle Street, Boston, Mass., 6. 27.
Brattle Street Church, Boston, i. 44,45;
3. 309; 10. 48; 12. 65; 15. 173, 391,
391 n. ; 16. 394, 408 ; 17. 113 n., 166 ; 18.
279 ; 19. 75, 127, 128, 179, 390 ; 20. 189,
192, 404. Matters pertaining to, 2. 466,
467. Edward Everett the pastor of, 8.
115-117. The Church rs. Grant, 10.
76. Relic of, presented, 12. 219. Dedi-
cated, 15. 34.. A model of, offered to
the Society, 15. 264 ; 16. 160. Vote of
the Society to receive, 15. 264. New
bell in, 15. 361. Part of the pulpit a"nd
the deacons' seat deposited in the So-
ciety's Cabinet, 18. 436.
Brattle Street parsonage, 3. 88.
Brattleborough, Vt., 18. 167.
'Brattle's Gardens,' Cambridge, Mass., n.
10.
Brauwer, Adrian, 13. 317.
Brawn, Eleanor (Mrs. Rhodes), 14. 152.
Brawn, Elizabeth (Mrs. Thomas), 14. 152.
Brawn, George, marriage of, 14 151.
Brawn, John, killed by Indians, 14. 140.
Brawn, Michael, 14. 140 n.
Brawn, Mrs. Sarah, 14. 151.
Brawnde, Edward, 18. 91.
Braxton, Carter, 15. 393.
Bray, Lieut. John, 15. 86.
Bray, Rev. Thomas, D.D., 18. 425. His
'Catechetical Lectures,' 18. 427. His
'Bibliotheca Parochialis/ 18. 430.
Braybrooke, Charles C. Neville, 5th Lord,
12 336.
BRAYBROOKE, RICHARD GRIFFIN, Lord,
12.437; 13. 74,75; 19. 243. Nominated
a Corresponding Member, 2. 340. Elect-
ed, 2. 342. Accepts membership, 2. 354.
His death, 4. 20.
Brazen, Thomas, see Waterhouse, S.
Brazer, Rec. John, D.D., donation from,
2. 258.
Brazier, Benjamin, 20. 124.
Brazil, 6. 248. Historical and Geograph-
ical Society of, see Instituto Historico e
Geografico Brasileiro, Rio da Janeiro.
Brazos, Santiago, 7. 412.
Bread, a specimen of, used in the Revolu-
tionary War, donated to the Society, 3.
112.
Breast-pin, a relic of S: Adams and J:
Hancock, 4. 44.
Brebeuf, Father, eaten by the Iroquois, 4.
278.
Breck, Capt., of the 'Despatch,' 7. 427.
Breck, Arnold, killed by Indians, 14.
131.
Breck, Edward, Esq., donation from, 9. 1.
Breck, Robert, donations from, i. 68, 74.
Breck, Rev. Robert, 8 30.
Breck, Samuel, the elder, 3. 310 n.; 5. 355;
7. 211, 245; 8. 319, 321, 333, 349, 357,
374, 380, 405, 407; 12. 61, 64. His wife,
8. 352, 390, 407.
Breck, Samuel, the son, d. 1862, 8. 316.
Notes on John Andre ws's letters by,
8. 319-321. Donation from, 2. 263.
Letter to, from James Lloyd, 7. 369-
372. The ' Recollections of/ cited, 17.
364 n.
Breck, Mrs. Samuel, 7. 211, 245.
Breck, William, n. 140.
Breckenridge, Vice-Pres. John C., 4. 92.
Breda, Carl Fredrik von, 10. 277.
Breda, treaty of, 15. 18.
' Breeches Bible/ 18 363.
Breed, Ebenezer & John, n. 308.
Breed, Josiah, 15. 90.
Breed's Hill, 4. *69 ; 7. 360. Cannon-balls
found on, 7. 302. Woodcut of the mon-
ument erected in 1794, 14. 65. See
Bunker Hill.
Breeze, Arthur, 19. 417.
Bremen, Adam of, 13. 353, 362 ; 18. 22.
Bremer, John L., 19. 356.
Bremerhaven, explosion at, 14. 205.
Brentford, John (Gov. William Brad-
ford), 3. 34.
Brentford, town of, 6. 66 n.
Brenton, Ebenezer, 4. 256, 257.
Brenton, James, 17. 293.
Brenton. William, 3. 338.
Brenton, William, Collector of Boston, 2.
298 n.
Brenton, William, Pres. of R. I., d. 1674,
assertion concerning the Narragansett
Patent, 6. 50. Copy of the Narragan-
sett Patent shown to, 6. 65 n.
Brenton's Neck, 1775, 7. 220.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Brereton, John, manuscript copy of the
volume of, given to the Society, 2. 110.
Manuscript of, 2. 119.
Brereton, William, Lord, 16. 207, 210,212,
213, 215, 216, 220, 238, 249-251 ; 20.
63. Letter from, to Gov. Winthrop, 16.
215. Letter from Winthrop to, 16. 219,
220.
Brerewood, Edward, 17. 173.
Bression Aymer, 13 381.
Breton, Cape, 7. 476. Conquest of, rec-
ommended to the French King, 1782, 7.
265.
Brett, Claes, 10. 389.
Brevoort, Henry, letter of Sir Walter
Scott to, on receipt of a copy of Irv-
ing's 'Knickerbocker/ 4 397; 12. 141.
BREVOORT, J. CARSON, 17. 119. Elected
a Corresponding Member of the Soci-
ety, 4. 228. Donations from, 4. 397 ; 5.
26, 104 ; 7. 300 ; 8. 480 ; 10. 134. Vote
of thanks to, 4. 424.
Brewer, Rev. Daniel, 8. 28.
Brewer, Col. David, 14. 295 ; 15. 84, 85,
128, 154, 160. Officers of the regiment
of, 15. 84, 84 n.
Brewer, Lieut. David, Jr., 15. 84.
Brewer, Lieut. Elisha, 15. 83.
Brewer, Gardner, 10. 413; 20. 359,364.
Brewer, Isaac G., 10. 89.
Brewer, Capt. James, 20. 13. Letter to,
from Maj.-Gen. Heath, 6. 260, 261.
Brewer, Lieut. John, 14. 100.
Brewer, Col. Jonathan, 6. 178; 12. 201;
15. 83, 85, 110, 129, 159, 160. Officers
of the regiment of, 15. 83, 83 n.
Brewer, Nathaniel, 20. 7.
Brewer, Nathaniel, donation from, i. 39.
Brewer, Brigade Major Samuel, 15. 87.
Brewer, Lieut. Samuel, 15. 83, 143 n.4 150.
Brewster, Mr., i. 155 n.
Brewster, Charles Warren, his ' Rambles
about Portsmouth' cited, 14. 122 n.,
130 ».; 16. 6n., 8 n.
Brewster, Edward, son of William, 12. 98w.
Brewster, Job, i. 114??.
Brewster, John, 16. 264.
Brewster, Jonathan, 12. 99 n. Letter
from, 5. 38, 39.
Brewster, Rev. Nathaniel, H.C. 1642 4
441 ; 8. 11, 20, 25.
Brewster, Osmyn, 2. 227 n.
Brewster, Will'iam, 1609, 12. 99 n.
Brewster, William, 12. 98 n.
Brewster, William, father of Elder Brew-
ster, 12. 102, 129.
Brewster, Elder William, i. 113 n.; 4. 142,
144; 9. 348; 10. 80; n. 94; 12. 98-103,
129, 342; 14. 304; 17. 303, 340-342, 344,
348; 18. iJlO; 19. 108, 425; 20. 97.
Sword of, i. 114; 4. 6, 142. Letter of
Sir John Stanhope relating to his (W.
B.'s) appointment as Postmaster of
Scrooby, 12. 98-100. Children of, 12.
98 n.
Brewster, Mass., 20. 415.
Brewsters, the, in Boston Harbor, 4. 295 ;
7. 164, 198.
Breyman's Fort, captured by Col. Brooks,
3. 272-274.
Briamant, Pierre, Boston, naturalized, 4.
363.
Brian's Island, 10. 394.
Briant, Rev. Lemuel, i. 137.
Briarly, Samuel, 20. 23.
Brick, see Breck.
Bricket, Lt.-Col. James, 14. 88; 15. 79, 92,
96, 98, 99, 106, 112, 113, 117, 120, 122,
126, 127, 133, 137, 139, 142, 147, 160.
Bridg, Mathew, 6. 349.
Bridge, Mr., u. 310.
Bridge, Rev. A. M., 20. 415.
Bridge, Col. Ebenezer, 14. 68 n. ; 15. 81,
85, 87, 89, 91, 93, 97, 101, 103, 108 n.,
110, 113, 117, 121, 123, 126, 129, 138,
146, 154, 160, 255. Officers of the reg-
iment of, 15. 81, 81 n. Acquitted by
court-martial, 15. 154.
Bridge, Lieut. Ebenezer, 15. 73.
Bridge, Rev. Ebenezer, his election ser-
mon, i. 79.
Bridge, Elizabeth (Mrs. Garfield), fac-
simile of the signature of, 19. 84.
Bridge, Henrietta (Mrs. Dana), 19. 60.
Bridge, John, 15. 81.
Bridge, Joseph, 17. 157.
Bridge, Rev. Josiah, his election sermon,
i.98.
Bridge, Matthew, 19. 84.
Bridge, Samuel, 12. 107, 108; 20. 3, 23.
Bridge, Samuel J., xx. 484, 485; 20. 345.
Letter from, to R. C. Winthrop, 4. 322,
323. Donation from, 4. 822-324. Let-
ter to, from F. G. Gardner, 4. 323.
Bridge, Rev. Thomas, 2. 449 n. ; 17. 263 ;
2cx 5, 210.
Bridge, Rev. William, n. 201 ; 20. 23.
Bridger, Charles, transmits a copy of a
letter from William Winthrop to John
Fox, 15. 262.
Bridger, John, 12. 375.
Bridges, John, n. 431 n.
Bridges, Richard, 13. 405, 406.
Bridge's Creek, Va., 17. 240, 241.
Bridgewater, Francis Egerton, 3o? Duke
of, ii. 60.
Bridgewater, John Egerton, 2d Duke of,
13. 106.
Bridgewater, Mass., 3. 217-219 ; 4. 99 ; 8.
349; 10. 50; n. 30??., 496; 12. 394, 395,
399, 400; 13. 54; 15. 5; 17. 23, 31, 121,
344; 18. 17(5, 246, 435, 436; 19. 256, 259,
314, 382 ; 20. 238, 355. History of, 2.
561. Church at, 8. 221. Extract from
the records of the town of, 13. 68. Rev-
olutionary broadside of the town of, 13.
371, 372.
Bridgewater Academy, 17. 215, 215 n.
' Bridgewater Collection,' 2. 561. Bibli-
ographical note on, 17. 121, 122.
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65
Bridghara, Ebenezer, n. 393, 395. A
refugee from Boston in 1776, 18. 266.
Bridgham, John, 8. 13, 22, 27.
Bridgham, Elder Joseph, 12. 365; 20. 323.
Bridgham, Lieut. Paul, 15. 75.
Bridgman, Laura, 12. 268.
Bridgman, Thomas, donations from, 2.
444, 471, 491. His ' Memorials of the
King's Chapel Burying Ground,' 2. 210.
His 'Memorials of the Dead in Boston'
cited, 13. 420 n. His 'Epitaphs from
Copp's Hill Burial Ground ' cited, 17
234 n.
1 Brief Relation of the State of New Eng-
land,' 1689, 10. 348.
' Briefe Relation of the Discovery and
Plantation of New England ' cited, 18.
92 n. Extract from, 18. 114, 115.
Brien, , 17. 198.
Brienne, Madame de, her miniature of
Washington, 7. 300.
Brigden, Michael, 20. 124.
Brigden, Zachary, n. 140.
Brigden, Zechariah, d. 1662, 8. 12, 21, 26.
Brigeart. Sieur, roasted alive and eaten,
4. 278.
Briggs, Rev. Charles, 19. 314.
Briggs, Hon. George N., 2. 308 n.- 10. 441;
it. 271; 15. 370; 17. 5. Dr. L. V Bell's
opinion of, 7. 57, 57 n.
Briggs, Rev. George W., 6. 318 ; 20. 412.
Briggs, Lieut. Henry, 15. 77.
Briggs, John, 15. 80 n.
Briggs, Capt. William, 15. 77.
Brigham, Amariah, M.D., quoted, 7. 73.
Brigham, Arthur Austin, 13. 281.
Brigham, Charles, 13. 280.
Brigham, Charles, b. 1769, 13. 280.
Brigham, Charles Brooks, II. C. 1866, 13.
281. Donation from, 10. 311.
Brigham, Rev. Charles H., donations from,
5. 309 ; 8. 274. Vote of thanks to, 5
309. Letter from, 15. 180.
Brigham, Edward Austin, 13. 281.
Brigham, Capt. John, 15. 77.
Brigham, Mrs. Margaret A. (Brooks), 13.
281.
Brigham, Mary Brooks, 13. 281.
Brigham, Mrs. Susanna (Baylis), 13. 280.
Brigham, Lieut. Timothy, 15. 75 H., 120.
BRIGHAM, lion. WILLIAM, A.B., 4. 124,
144, 167 ; 8. 257 ; 9. 348 ; 10. 141, 313 ;
ii. 33; 12. 4; 20. 410. His death, x.
xliv. Has permission to use the Li-
brary under certain restrictions, 2. 41.
Donations from, 2. 13, 110, 265; 3.50,
182 ; 4. 122, 424 ; 5. 45 ; 6. 23, 82, 361,
417 ; 7. 304 ; 8. 4, 480; 9. 227 ; 10. 40,
93, 207, 469; 11. 501. Nominated a
Resident Member, 2. 546. Elected, 2.
648. Accepts membership, 2. 549. Of
committee to treat with Messrs. Ames
and Shattuck concerning certain im-
portant exchanges, 2. 549. Present at
meetings of the Society, 2. 551, 552,
554, 573, 583, 585, 592, 596, 599, 604
Of Scrutinizing Committee, 2. 572. Of
committee to confer with Mr. Lowell
concerning valuable papers left by
Judge Putnam, 2. 583. Remarks in
relation to the true date of the Colonial
Ordinance establishing the riparian
rights, 2. 594, 595. Amount subscribed
by, for the Library and new Catalogue,
2. 603 n. Of Standing Committee, 3.
29, 86, 162; 4. 3. To make applica-
tion for amendment of charter, with
report of the same, 3. 32, 32 d, 33. Ex-
hibits a deed of a pew in Brattle Street
Church, 3. 38. Of committee to ascer-
tain what books may be obtained from
the Commonwealth, 3. 41. Of commit-
tee to collect Acts of Parliament refer-
ring to colonial affairs, 3. 110. Elected
Recording Secretary pro tern., 3. 130.
Of committee to apply for amendment
of the charter with reference to an in-
crease of members, 3. 154, 155. Special
meeting called at his house, 3. 177.
Offers for acceptance a number. of the
' Royal American Magazine,' 3. 181.
Signs a memorial remonstrating against
a petition of the Historic-Genealogical
Society for a change of its corporate
name, 3. 266-270. Exhibits a deed from
John Quincy Adams to John Franklin,
3 281, 282. Of committee to nominate
officers for the Society, 3. 284 ; 4. 438.
Presents historical papers, 3. 336, 337.
Report of Standing Committee for
1857-58, 4. 3-7. Remarks by, 4. 283.
Of committee on exchange of prisoners
in the Revolution, 5. 324, 346. Of com-
mittee to decide upon the disposition of
certain papers, 6. 6. Remarks by, 10.
93, 94. On the origin of the name of
Flint's Pond, 10. 137. His death, n.
xviii. Announcement of the death of,
with resolutions adopted by the Soci-
ety, ii. 138. Mention of his death in a
letter from the President, n. 139. 'Me-
moir of,' by Dr. Robbins, 13. 280, 281.
His Paper on the authorship of the
Introductory Essay of Woods's ' New
England's Prospect,' 6. 334-337. Trib-
ute to J. Willard by, 8. 291-293. Lec-
ture on the ' Colony of New Plymouth,
and its relations to Massachusetts,' 13.
281.
Brigham, William Tufts, 13. 281. Dona-
tions from, 10. 134, 335 ; n. 499.
Brigham Hill Homestead, 13. 281.
Bright, Benjamin H., 17. 305.
Bright, Rev. Francis, 17. 340, 346.
Bright, Rev. George, 20. 8.
Bright, Rev. George, D.D, his 'Treatise
on Prayer,' 18. 429.
Bright, John, donation from, i. 137.
Bright, Timothy, M.D., ii. 422 n.
Brightman, Rev. Thomas, n. 201.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Brignole Sale, Marchese, 5. 373.
Brimfield, Mass., n.ll; 12. 403, 404,412.
Brimmer, Col., 7. 202.
Brimmer, Mr., n. 10.
Brimmer, Andrew, 4. 353 n.
Brimmer, George W., 17. 432. Portrait
of Gov. Hutchinson lent to, i. 417. Sale
of the land of Mount Auburn, 17. 432.
Brimmer, Herman, 4. 353 n. ; n. 140.
Brimmer, John Baker, 4. 3C3 n.
Brimmer, Martin, the elder, petitions for
naturalization, 4. 349, 350. Facsimile
of signature, 4. 350. Naturalized, 4.
353. His will, 4. 353 n.
BRIMMER, Hon. MARTIN, donation from,
9. 67. Elected a Resident Member, 20.
xvii.
Brimmer, Martin, Jr., 1775, 4. 82, 353 n. ;
8. 398; n. 140.
Brimmer, Mrs. Martin (Watson), n.
150 n.
Brimmer, Mrs. Susanna, 4. 353 n.
Brimmer School, the name of, 6. 32.
Brimsdell, , 12. 116.
Brinard, Capt. Timothy, 15. 86 n.
Brinckerhoff, Isaac, M.D., donation from,
8. 274.
Brindley, , 15. 91.
Brink, Bakhuizen van der, 16. 433, 451,
461.
Brinley, Mrs. Deborah, 16. 394.
Brinley, Edward, donation from, 2. 375.
Brinley, Edward L., 16. 394.
Brinley, Francis, d. 1765, portrait of, by
Smibert, 16. 394.
Brinley, Francis, the younger, 16. 394.
Brinley, Francis, donations from, 2. 346,
413, 430 ; 4. 330. His 'Account of Set-
tlements in Narragansett Bay,' i. 122.
Brinley, Mrs. Francis, portrait of,- by
Smibert, 16. 394.
Brinley (Brindley), George, n. 392, 395.
Brinley, George, 10. 450 n. ; 17. 63, 69,
71, 358 n. ; 20. 178. Note from, 2 599.
Donation from, 8. 466.
Brinley (Brindley), Thomas, n. 392, 395;
19. 237. A refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 266.
Brintnall, Charles, donation from, i. 471.
Brinton, Daniel G., M.D., donation from,
xx. 499.
Brissot de Warville, Jean Pierre, 3. 385 ;
6 251, 252 ; 13 82. Quoted, n. 8.
Bristed, Charles Astor, 4. 211. His 'Five
Years in an English University ' cited,
11. 89.
Bristol, John Hervey, 1st Earl of. 16. 392,
396.
Bristol, Me., 12. 408, 417.
Bristol, Penn., 19. 72,
Bristol, R. I., 3. 298 ; 7. 214, 225 ; 8. 78,
219, 220; n. 29; 12. 394, 395, 399; 17.
263 n.; 18. 338-340. Houses burnt in
1775, 7. 213. Cedod by Mass, to R. I.,
12. 401 n. Rogers Free Library, 18. 339.
Bristol County, 6. 253. Donation from
the county commissioners of, 4. 146.
Bristol riots, 20. 332.
'British and Foreign Medical Review.'
17. 443.
' British Apollo,' 12. 381.
British Army, 3. 327. Use of the Old
South Church, 3 19. Result of Brad-
dock's defeat, 3. 236, 237. Uniform of,
4. 149, 150. Slaves enlisting 'offered
freedom, 6. 183, 186, 187. Proposal
made to Lord Dunmore, 6. 225-227.
Condition of, after the Revolution, 6.
371. The Boston Massacre, 6. 480-483.
The troops to be removed to the Castle,
6. 482, 483. Position of troops shown
on a map of Boston, 1775, 17. frontis-
piece. See Parliamentary Army.
British Board of Trade, 18. 437, 444.
British Cabinet, 3. 79.
British Charitable Society, donation from,
7. 100.
British Colonies in North America, 2. 524;
6. 63, 70 n. 'Power of Great Britain
founded on the liberties of the,' i. 19.
Commissioners of the, i. 253 ; 5. 376,
377; 6. 61, 73 n., 477. Map of, 2. 524.
Increase of the desire for union among,
3. 33; 14. 261, 269. Acts of Parliament
relating to trade in, 3. 92, 110. Rise
and progress of, 3. 139. Laws con-
cerning slavery, 3. 190. Their rights,
4. 29, 30. Resolution to declare them
independent, 6. 324. Pamphlets and
other papers relating to colonial times,
6. 365. A measure of religious intoler-
ance, suggested to the General Courts,
6. 477-479. Queries in regard to the
royal power over, 7. 119-122. See also
names of colonies and New England.
British Government, 3. 73. The light-
house system, 3. 78. Unwilling to
abolish the slave trade, 6. 141. Negro
soldiers employed by, 6. 248.
British Government Assay Office, 6. 471.
British Home Department, 3. 205.
British Islands, 6. 25.
British merchants, origin of the slave
trade, 6. 141.
British Museum, 38; 6. 18, 255; 9. 344 ;
10. 318, 321, 330, 439, 448, 459, 460 n. ;
11. 323, 41071.; 12.428; 16. 141, 431;
19. 330, 331 ; 20. 41, 58. A committee
appointed to consider the donation of
the Collections to, 2. 354. Report of
the committee concerning the Collec-
tions to be sent to, 2. 355. Catalogue
of manuscripts in, 2. 355. The library
of Mr. Grenville donated to, 3. 106, 107.
British Parliament, see Parliament.
British Record Commission, see Record
Commission.
British Record Office, see Record Office.
' British Resentment/ a caricature, 14.
168.
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67
British State Paper Office, see State Paper
Office.
British statesmen, names of, given to
streets, 6. 29, 30.
Britons, 6. 183.
Britton, Mr., 10. 46.
Brizi, SignorOreste, donation from, 2.466.
Broad Bay, 2. 545??., 546 «. ; 7. 202.
Broadstreet, , 20. 267.
Broadstreet, Simon, 10. 391.
Broadwater, Charles, appointed to attend
the Convention at Williamsburg, 6. 114.
Brock, Rev. John, 8. 11, '20, 25.
Brockhaus, Friedrich Arnold, 12. 266.
Donation from, 5. 223.
Brockton, Mass , 18. 436 ; 19. 256, 257.
Brockway, , 17. 177.
Brodericic, John, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 266.
Brodhead, Mr., wounded, 7. 335.
Brodhead, Rev. James, D.D., presenta-
tion of a memoir of, 7. 299.
BRODHEAD, JOHN ROME YN, AM., 2. 299n.,
811 n. ; 8. 2, 18, 19 ; 13. 266. Address
delivered by him at the anniversary,
2. 295 n. Nominated a Corresponding
Member, 2. 302. Elected, 2. 303. Ac-
cepts election, 2. 318. Present at a
meeting of the Society, 2. 441. Dona-
tions from, 7. 299 ; 9. 467. Death of,
12. xviii ; announced, 13. 43. Cited, 6.
66 n., 70«. His ' History of New York '
cited, 10. 386 n. ; 17. 220 n., 224 n.
Brodnax, Gen. William H., 18. 269.
Brodrick, Alan, 2d Viscount Midleton, see
Midleton.
Broglie, Victor Frangois, Comte de, 14. 217.
Broke, Sir Philip B. V., 19. 379.
Bromfield, Mr., 16. 291.
Bromfield, Mr., letter from, to C. Mather,
6 409, 410. Gratitude to, expressed
by C. Mather, 6 414.
Bromfield, Edward, 10. 42, 44. His mar-
riige, 18. 265, 265 n.
Bromfield, Hon. Edward, 12. 254, 374, 385,
426 ; 14. 200 ; 20. 2.
Bromfield, Elizabeth, death of, 18. 265.
Bromfield, Henry, i. 173 n. Donations
from, i. 122, 124; 10 42. His gift of
the portrait of John Wilson, 10. 42; 18.
265 n.
Bromfield, John, Boston, d. 1849, 7. 432 ;
ii. 225. His death, 7. 432.
Bromfield, John, Newmtryport, n- 226.
Bromfield family, 13. 215.
Bromhall, George, 16. 264.
Bromley, Sir Thomas, 14. 197.
Brompton, , 3. 144??.
Bronson, William, 19. 181.
Brook, Benjamin, 18. 3.
Brook (Brooke), Rev. John, H. C. 1646, 5.
155, 156. Legacy to, 5. 155.
Brooke, Nathaniel, 18. 432-434.
Brooke, llobert Greville, Lord, 4. 2 ; 14.
365; 16. 210; 20. 82 n.
Brookfield, Mass., 4. 59 ; 6. 431, 441 ; xi.
345, 346; 16. 155; 17. 338; 18. 17, 17 n.;
19. 396, 398, 422. Second Church in,
6. 431. Origin of the name of, 12. 411.
Brookline, Mass., 4. 100, 295; 5. 257; xx.
100, 244 ; 12. 60, 247, 403 ; 16. 315 ; 17.
18 n., 432 ; 18. 183, 241, 339 ; 19. 3, 60 ;
20. 35, 36, 192, 232, 260. Visited by
Gen. Washington, 3. 309. In 1775-76, 7.
209, 212, 217, 220, 239, 258. Mortality
of, 8. 224. Historical Sketch of, by
Dr. Pierce, xx. 101. Called originally
' Muddy River,' 12. 409.
Brooklyn, Conn., 18. 177.
Brooklyn, N. Y., 3. 259 ; 4. 91, 101 ; 16.
391 ; 17. 285, 286 ; 18. 26, 363.
Brooks, Mr., 16. 290.
Brooks, Ann Gorham (Mrs. Frothing-
ham), ii. 372.
Brooks, Lieut. Caleb, 15. 80.
Brooks, Mrs. Cecilia, 18. 177.
Brooks, Charles, 17. 98.
BROOKS, Rev. CHARLES. 8. 252, 257, 293,
432 ; 13. 13 : 18. 154 ; 19. 123, 383. Do-
nations from, 2. 361, 452, 477 ; 3. 63 ; 4.
124, 133; 6. 78; 7. 100, 115, 357,474;
8. 79, 88, 314, 442; 10. 40; xx. 501.
Elected a Resident Member, 4. 52. Gift
from, 4. 129. Remarks, 4. 112. Exhib-
its articles exhumed from Indian graves
at Medford, 6. 416. Report on the
sword of Col. J : Brooks, 7. 344, 478,
479. Reads anecdotes of E. Everett, 8.
272, 273. Remarks of, on J. Willard,
8. 289-291. Communicates a memoir
of Joseph Willard, Esq., 9. 275. Death
of, 12. xviii. Noticed, 12. 252. Reso-
lution passed by the Society, 12. 253.
Autograph, and portrait of, face 18.
174. Memoir of, by Solomon Lincoln,
18. 174-178. Birth and parentage, 18.
174. College and Divinity School, 18.
174. Settled at Hingham, 18. 174.
Establishes a Sunday-school, 18. 175.
Other parish work, 18. 175. Visits
Europe, 18. 175. His instrumentality
in establishing Normal Schools, 18.
176. Professor in the University of
the City of New York, 18. 177. Sec-
ond visit to Europe, 18. 177. His pub-
lications, 18. 177. Marriage, 18. 177.
Children, 18. 177. His Paper on ' Re-
mains of North American Indians
exhumed in Medford,' 6. 362-364. His
' History of Medford ' cited, 17. 263 n.
Brooks, Charles John, 18. 177.
Brooks, Charles W. 18. 177.
Brooks, Mrs. Charlotte A., 18. 177.
Brooks, Cotton Brown, 17. 98.
Brooks, David, 17. 205, 205 ».
Brooks, Miss Elizabeth A., 18. 177.
Brooks, Mrs. Elizabeth (Albree), 18. 174.
Brooks, Rev. Edward, 20. 264; 8. 234.
Description of the Indian remains ex-
humed on his farm, 6. 362-364.
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Brooks, Francis, 6. 362.
Brooks, Francis G., Earl of Warwick,
see Warwick.
Brooks, Mrs. Jane, 17. 98.
Brooks Gov. John, i. 309, 340; 2. 226;
11. 57; 13. 82; 14. 57, 65, 69, 75, 88,
90 ; 15. 81, 93, 95, 97, 99, 102, 103, 105,
108 n., 110, 112, 114, 120, 123, 127, 129,
138, 141, 160; 18. 226, 283, 284, 381.
Incidents in the Revolutionary War
related by, 3. 271-277. Present during
the debate of the Massachusetts Con-
vention of 1788, 3. 277. The militia
reviewed by Gen. Washington, 3. 309.
His sword, 7. 344, 360. Report on his
sword, 7. 478, 479. Anecdote of, n.
389, 390. Letter of, from camp near I
Valley Forge, 13. 243-245.
Brooks, Jonathan, 18. 174.
Brooks, Joseph, n. 316.
Brooks, Margaret A. (Mrs. Brigham), 13.
281.
Brooks, Mrs. Mary Ann, 17. 100.
BROOKS, PETER C.,3- 92 ; 8. 234; n.372;
12. 64, 66. Nominated a Resident Mem-
ber, i. 455. Elected, i. 458. Declines
membership, i. 459. Contributes to pur-
chase the Society's building, i. 465 n.
Subscribes toward the reprint of cer-
tain of the Collections, 2. 317, 368.
His benefactions to the Society, 3. 92,
168.
BROOKS, Rev. PHILLIPS, D.D., 18. 248;
19. 356 ; 20. 350, 362. Elected a Resi-
dent Member, 17. 57. Accepts mem-
bership, 17. 60. Elected a member of
the executive committee of the Coun-
cil, 18. 416 ; 19. 297. Pays a tribute to
Dean Stanley, 19. 9, 10. Vote of thanks
to, 20. 200.
Brooks, Sidney, 4. 102.
Brooks, Mr. & Mrs. Sidney, at Pompeii,
5. 293.
Brooks, Thomas, 17. 98. Land pur-
chased by, in Medford, 6. 363, 364.
BROOKS, WILLIAM G., 8. 175, 213, 476 ; 10.
316; 12. 250, 328; 13. 2, 7, 12, 44. 63;
14. 25, 27 ; 15. 258, 380 ; 17. 3;6, 13, 14,
62, 66, 97-100, 284 ; 20. 108. Donations
from, 2. 362, 452, 454, 455, 457, 466,
468, 474, 475, 477, 480 ; 3. 132 ; 6. 417 ; j
7. 1, 21, 100, 168. 360, 368, 376 ; 8. 79, j
201, 280, 431, 463 ; 9 68, 81, 189, 358,
437, 463; n. 501. Elected a Resident \
Member, 5. 182. Accepts, 5. 196. Of )
Standing Committee, 6. vii 19- 7 vii
26,363; io.20,173; 11. 45;'i4. 28, 328!
Of Publishing Committee, 7. vi. Re- |
port of Standing Committee, 8. 258- i
262. _ Vote of thanks to, 8. V79. Com- j
munication relating to the rank of
students in Harvard College, 9. 252.
Donation by, of a design for the pro-
posed Soldiers' Monument on Boston
Common, 9. 461. Of a committee to '
nominate officers, 1870, n. 229 ; 12. 52.
Of committee on the Society's Building,
11. 326. Vote of thanks to, on retir-
ing from the Standing Committee, ii.
253. Remarks on exhibiting specimens
of wall-hangings from the 'Royal
House ' in Medford, ii. 333, 334. Reads
extracts from the diary of N. Cutting,
12. 60. Motion of, 12. 81. Of com-
mittee of publication of the ' Belknap
Papers,' 13. 232. Communicates dona-
tion of Mr. Safford, 13. 243. Exhibits a
plaster medallion of Pres. Washing-
ton, 13. 254. Letter of Adm. Thatcher
to, 15. 8, 9. Submits report of the
committee to nominate officers, 15. 276.
Vote of thanks to, 15. 277. His death.
16. xvi ; 17. 100. Death of, announced,
17. 2. Remarks on, by the President,
17. 2, 3. Resolution of the Society on
the death of, 17. 6. Tribute of Mr.
Waterston to, 17. 12-14. Mr. Smith
appointed to prepare a memoir of, 17.
49. Memoir of, by C. C. Smith, 17. 98-
100. Ancestry, 17. 98. Birth, 17. 98.
Education, 17. 98. Established in busi-
ness in Boston, 17. 98. Public offices,
17. 99. Contributions to the Proceed-
ings of the Society, 17. 99. Marriage,
17. 100.
Brooks, William G., Jr., donations from,
10. 21, 40, 80, 105, 135, 311, 464, 469.
Brooks's Insurance Office, Boston, 12. 64.
Brooks's Regiment, 2. 503 n.
Broom, put near the pulpit as a sign that
the minister should be swept away, 7.
281.
Brornton, Capt. Nicholas, 15. 85n., 86, 151.
' Brother Jonathan,' origin of the name,
18. 141 n.
Brothers, Richard, ' A Revealed Knowl-
edge of the Prophecies and Times,'
by, presented, 12. 211.
Brotherton Indians, N. Y., 19. 415, 415 n.
Brougham, Henry Peter, Lord, 4. 370 ; 12.
127 ; 14. 16; 15. 323. The Mechanics'
Institute brought into notice, 6. 297.
Broughton family, 14. 29.
Broughton, N., Jr., donation from, 5. 319.
Broughton, Capt. Nicholas, i. 205.
Brouncker, William, Viscount, 16. 207, 224.
Brown, see also Browne.
Brown, , N. Y., ship-builder, 7. 412.
Brown, Capt., 4. 23.
Brown, Capt., 4. 223 ; 15. 360, 363.
Brown, Deacon, 3. 309.
Brown, Mr., 12. 277, 278.
Brown, Mr., 6. 126.
Brown, Capt. Abeih, 15. 80.
Brown, Lieut.-Col, Abijah, 15. 84, 109, 160.
Brown, Agnes, see Winthrop, Mrs. Agnes
(Brown).
Brown, Alexander, 20. 187.
Brown, Amos, sentenced by a court-
martial, 16. 342.
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69
BROWN, ANDREW, D.D., x. 56, 57, 173 n.
His death, i. xlv. Nominated a Corre-
sponding Member, i. 38. Elected, i.
51. Donation from, i. 54.
Brown, Bartholomew, 17. 121.
Brown, Benjamin, 17. 158.
Brown, Catherine, 12. 29 n.
Brown, Rev, Chad, 17. 86.
Brown, Charles, donations from, 2. 138,
338, 364. Note of, 2. 211 n.
Brown, Charles Broekden, n. 356.
Brown, Charles H., donation from, 2.450.
Brown, Rev. Clark, topographical tracts
by, i. 166.
Brown, David, Indian, 12. 29 n. Address
of, 12. 30-38.
Brown, Ebenezer, 6. 340.
Brown, Rev. Edmund, 6. 349; 17. 145,
343.
Brown, Edward, 14. 83.
Brown, Enoch, Cambridge, 7. 234.
Brown, Enoch, 8. 364; 11. 140. His house
situated on Boston Neck, 4. 295; 8.365,
367. His house burned by the Conti-
nental Army, 4. 295 ; 7. 192, 195, 196 ;
14. 238, 290.
Brown, Francis, donation from, 7. 115.
Brown,. Francis H., M.D., donations from,
9. 227, 255 ; n. 499.
Brown, Henry Armitt, death of, men-
tioned, 1 6. 253.
Brown, Icabod, 6. 349.
Brown, J. Stanley, letter from, to E. I.
Garfield, 19. 92, 93.
Brown, Gen. Jacob, 17. 82.
Brown, James, 12. 423.
Brown, James, 16. 273.
Brown, James, of Little, Broivn, Sj- Co., 3.
160; 6. 350; 8. 61; 10. 280, 434-436,
438, 440 n. Mr. Hillard's ' Memoir of/
19. 342. Sse Little & Brown.
Brown, Hon. James, 19. 33.
Brown, Mrs. James, 19. 32, 33.
Brown, John, naturalized, 1732, 4. 353.
Brown, John, 1775, 16. 340.
Brown, John, Assistant, 6. 477.
Brown, John, Associate Counsel with Sir
Dudley Ryder, 5. 68, 167.
Brown, Capt. John, at Harper's Ferry, 6.
308 n. Mentioned by Motley, 16. 446.
Brown, John, M.D., 14. 24.
Brown, John, New Harbor, 2. 545 n.
Brown, John, Norfolk, Va., condemned
for importing slaves, 6. 105, 106.
Brown, John, Newberry, 1695, 14. 129.
Brown, John, Providence, 13. 211. Taken
prisoner by royal authority, 5. 327.
Brown, Rev. John, donation from, 3. 36.
Brown, Rev. John, sermon by, i. 137.
Brown, John, Son of Liberty, n. 140.
Brown, John C. (Storrow $- Brown), n.
BROWN, JOHN CARTER, A.M., 10. 321 n.,
450 n. ; n. 499 ; 13. 349; 14. 155. Cat-
alogue of his library, x. 49 n. ; xx. 129;
19. 76 n. Loans a rare tract for the
use of the Society, 2. 549. Nomina-
ted a Corresponding Member, 2. 580.
Elected, 2. 582. Accepts membership,
2. 584. Death of, 13. xviii, 312. Li-
brary of, 19. 76 w. Visit to the library
of, 19. 327-329.
Brown, John Coffin Jones, 20. 162 n.
BROWN, Gen. JOHN M., 18. 26. Elected a
Corresponding Member, 17. 89. Ac-
cepts membership, 17. 101.
Brown, Lieut. Jonas, 15. 75.
Brown, Joseph, 17. 158.
Brown, Joseph, donation from, i. 68.
Brown, Joseph, B.C. 1666, 8. 13, 22,27.
Brown, Deacon Joshua, 12 375-377.
Brown, Lieut. Joshua, 15. 79, 79 n.
Brown, Josiah, 17. 158.
Brown, Lucy, 19. 88.
Brown, Mary (Jar*. Lynde), 16. 396.
Brown, Nathan, 19. 88 w.
Brown, Capt. Nathan, 15. 78, 89; 16. 345,
346,348; 17. 237, 237 n.
Brown, Nathaniel, 17. 157; 20. 124.
Brown, P. S., letter from, 2. 411.
Brown, Ensign Peter, 16. 354.
Brown, Rev. Reuben, donation from, 2.
241.
Brown, Rev. Richard, 8. 29.
Brown, S-, xx. 299.
Brown, Samuel, 13. 206, 207.
Brown, Samuel, donation from, i. 25; xx.
299. Vote of thanks to, x. 26.
Brown, Dr. Samuel, donation from, x.
147.
Brown, Lieut. Samuel, 15. 76, 81.
Brown, Capt. Silas, 10. 160.
Brown, Thomas, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 266.
Brown, Lieut. Thomas, 15. 86.
Brown, Thomas, M.D., his 'Poems/, i.
177. His 'Quaastio Inauguralis de
Somno,' i. 201.
Brown, Timothy, 17. 158.
Brown, William, Framinqham, advertise-
ment issued by, for his runaway slave,
6. 173.
Brown, Hon. William, 18. 380.
Brown, Hon. William, Councillor, 14. 110,
111; 17. 158; 18. 370.
Brown, Hon. William, Salem, 16. 396.
Brown & Ives, Messrs., 13. 312.
Brown & Shattuck, Messrs., 8. 61 n.
Brown University, i. 500 n. ; 6. 431 ; 10.
410; 14. 187, 188, 386, 391, 392; 16.
307, 315; 18. 172, 181, 182, 280, 281,
330, 832 n., 338, 339; 19. 278, 336, 360,
382, 383, 439 ; 20. 95. Act for the es-
tablishment of, i. 37. The Collections
to be given to the Library of, i. 241 ;
2. 69 n., 311. Donations from, 2. 310,
455 ; 4. 391 ; 9. 347 ; 10. 368. • Necrol-
ogy ' of, cited, 19. 334 n.
Browne, see also Brown.
Browne, Albert G., donation from, 2. 445.
70
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Browne, Cd. Albert G., Jr., 5. 159. His
' Sketch of the Military Life of Gov.
Andrew ' cited, 18 50 n. Extract from
the ' Sketch/ 18. 58, 59.
Browne, Rev. Arthur, 19. 233.
Browne, Benjamin, 20 325.
Browne, C. Allen, & A. G., Jr., donation
from, 5. 159.
Browne, Daniel, his 'New Almanacke/
i. 137.
Browne, Edward, 13. 340.
Browne, Henry II., donation from, n.
499.
Browne, James, 3. 341.
Browne, John, Hampton, 16. 265.
Browne, John, 1629, 18. 297.
Browne, Joseph, H.C. 1666, 10. 403, 404,
406,408; 18. 15.
Browne, Robert, 17. 340.
Browne, Samuel, 18. 297.
Browne, Col. Samuel, 6. 199.
Browne, Hon. Samuel, 19. 143.
Browne, Sarah, the elder, 20. 3.
Browne, Sarah, apprenticeship, 20. 2, 3.
Browne, T. Quincy, 19. 357.
Browne, Sir Thomas, his work on ' Vul-
gar Errors' issued, 5. 386; 18. 134 n.
On the qualities of spurge, 5. 389.
Browne, William, 3. 338.
Browne, William, 1703, 20. 325.
Browne, Col William, x. 21 ; 19. 223. A
mandamus counsellor and a refugee
from the United States, 6. 199; 16. 11 ».
Appointed Governor of Bermuda, 16.
11 n. His death, 16. 11 n.
Brownell, Henry H., 17. 455.
Brownell, Hon. Sylvester, x. 379 n.
Brownell, Thomas C., D.D., Bishop of
Connecticut, 19. 30.
Brownerig, Mrs. Elizabeth (Humphry),
Mrs. Rogers, 5. 496.
Brownerig, Matthew, Rector of Clapton,
5. 496.
Browning, Robert, 19. 344. Quotation
from, 19. 201.
Brownists, 10. 378; n. 398, 436. Ab-
stract of petition of, 10. 393.
Brown's Chimneys, 7. 238, 244.
Brown's House, Boston Neck, 14. 288, 290.
See Brown, Enoch.
Bruce, Dr., 16. 71.
Bruce, Mrs., 16. 124.
Bruce, Major Andrew, 4. 67 ; 14. 82, 269.
Bruce, Sir Frederick, 19. 8.
Bruce, George A., donation from, n.
Bruce, James, 19. 237, 239.
Bruce, James, Earl of Elgin, see Elgin.
Bruce, Capt. Jamesi 4- 218, 219 ; 8. 324 ;
13 171, 172; 15. 345, 346,348, 362; 20.
13, 15.
Bruce, John, an antiquary, 13. 124. Ex-
tract from a note of, to Mr. Deane, re-
lating to the Seal of the 'Council for
New England/ 9. 471.
Bruce, John, F.S.A., elected Correspond-
ing Member, 10. 37, 146. Accepts mem-
bership, 10. 86. His death, n. xviii.
Notice of. his death in a letter from Mr.
W. S. Appleton, n. 164, 165.
Bruce, Sir John, 14. 361 n.
Bruce, Phineas, 19. 163, 164.
Bruce, Robert, 14. 233.
Bruce, Robert, see Ailesbury, Earl of.
Bruce, Maj.-Gen. Robert, with the Prince
of Wales, 5. 97.
Bruce, Stephen, u. 140.
Bruff, Capt. James, 19. 401, 401 n., 417.
Brunei, M., 7. 331.
Brunei, Sir Mark Isambard, 6. 424.
Brunet, Jacques Charles, 'Manuel du
Libraire ' by, 12. 392.
Bruno, James Pancrace, his ' Castelli '
cited, 5. 391.
Brunswick, Me., 4. 93; 12. 407; 13. 78;
17. 16; 18. 93; 20. 79, 80, 87, 328.
Origin of the name of, 12. 413.
Brunswick, N. J., 19. 19.
Brush, Crean, 4. 79; 7. 250; 8. 411.
Brush, Samuel, Esq., donation from, 9.
177.
Brush Hill, Milton, 5. 363.
Brusselles, 6. 488.
Brutus, Lucius Junius, 3. 366; 18. 41.
Bruyas, Rev. Jacques, his ' Radices Ver-
borum Iroquaeorum/ 19. 242.
Bry, Theodore de, 16. 322 ; 19. 328 ; 20.
42, 58-60. His ' Voyages/ 3. 383.
Bryan, John, 15. 157.
Bryan, Kennedy, 17. 80.
Bryant, (1771), 5. 239.
Bryant, H. W., donation from, 10. 21.
Bryant, Jacob, 15. 231 n., 235 n.
Bryant, James, n. 140.
Bryant, John, 16. 192, 193.
Bryant, John (Bryant fr Sturgis), 7. 433.
Bryant, John, Son of Liberty, n. 140.
Bryant, Miss Mary, donations from, 10.
134; H.499.
BRYANT, WILLIAM CULLEN, LL.D., 4.
411 ; xx. 105, 233, 234 ; 12. 191, 312; 13.
27, 374 ; 14. 47, 312 ; 15. 279 ; 17. 14,
66, 459 ; 20. 257. Elected an Honorary
Member, 5. 147. Accepts membership,
5. 159. At the annual meeting in 1861,
5. 172. On E. Everett, 8. 145. Rog-
ers's opinion of, 10. 439. Letter from,
to the Scott Centennial Meeting, 12.
155. Letter from, to the Centennial of
the Tea-party, 13. 183, 184. Death of,
announced, 16. xvi, 183. Remarks by
Mr. Winthrop, 16. 183. Resolutions of
the Society, 16. 184. Tribute by Mr.
Waterston, 16. 185-194. Committee
appointed to attend the funeral of, 16.
194. His remarks at the delivering of
Mr. Motley's address before the New
York Historical Society, 16. 455. Bry-
ant & Gay's ' United States ' cited, 18.
389.
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71
Bryant, Mrs. William C., 10. 187, 192.
Bryar Creek, Ga., 8. 215.
BRYCE, JAMES, D.C.L., 20. 189. Elected
a Corresponding Member, 19. 356. Ac-
cepts membership, 20. 1. His 'Holy
Koman Empire/ 20. 395. Remarks by,
at the December meeting, 20. 401.
Brydges, Sir Egerton, quoted, 6. 18. His
'Censura Literaria ' cited, 19. 218.
Bryony, 5. 389.
Bubier, Lieut. William, 15. 85.
BUCHAN, DAVID STUART ERSKINE, llth
Earl of, i. 173 n.; 14. 108. Letter from,
referred to a committee, I. 172. Dona-
tions from, i. 177, 179. Nominated a
Corresponding Member, i. 196. Elect-
ed, i. 197. Letter in regard to his box,
2. 532, 532 n., 533 n. Communication
from, ' To the Societies for Improve-
ment of Arts and Manufactures in the
United States,' i. 181-184. His ' Polit-
ical Testament to the New World/ i.
185, 186.
Buchanan, Adm. Franklin, n. 136.
Buchanan, Isaac, M.P., 8. 3.
Buchanan, James, 17. 200, 200 n.
Buchanan, Pres. James, 6. 30; 7. 114; 15.
190 ; 16. 19 ; 17. 82 ; 18. 57, 436. Let-
ter to, from John Macgregor, 18. 437,
438.
Buchanan, Ensign William, 16. 71.
Bucher, Lothair, letter from, to Dr.
Holmes, 16. 410.
Buck, Miss, 17. 363.
Buck, John, Indian chief, 19. 243.
Buck, Edward, donation from, 5. 347.
Buck, Peter John, M.D., 17. 411. Let-
ter from, to Pres. Willard, 2. 490 ; 17.
411.
Buckhurst, Thomas Sackville, Lord, 16.
434.
Buckingham, Miss Ellen M.t n. 374.
Buckingham (George Grenville Nugent
Temple), Marquis of, 16. 48. Letters
from, to Sir John Temple, presented by
the President, 9. 68, 71, 73, 77.
Buckingham, George Villiers, Duke of,
13. 91, 134 ; 16. 210.
Buckingham, James S., remarks on Alex-
andria, 6. 305.
Buckingham, Rev. John, 15 387, 388.
Buckingham, Hon. Joseph T., 8. 41 ; u.
372. Donations from, 2. 451, 458. His
notice of Nathaniel Hurd, 9. 211, 212.
His ' Reminiscences/ 18. 272.
Buckingham, Rev. Stephen, 8. 29.
Buckingham, Rev. Thomas, 8. 29. Letter
of Judge Sewalf to, 12. 366.
Buckingham, Gov. William A., Conn., 4.
Buckingham and Chandos, Richard Plan-
tagenet Grenville, 2d Duke of, 3. 106;
18. 438, 443.
Buckinghamshire, Augustus Edward Ho-
bart, Qlh Earl of, 18. 438, 443.
Buckinghamshire, Edmund Sheffield, 2rf
Duke of, 12. 413.
Buckinghamshire, John Sheffield, Mar-
quess of Normanby, 1st Duke of, 12. 413,
425.
Buckland, Lonnon, sells himself to life
service, 14. 330.
Buckland, Rebecca, sells herself to life
service, 14. 330.
Buckland, Rev. William, D.D., 16. 12.
Buckle, Henry T., 12. 27 n. His state-
ment concerning George Downing cor-
rected, 4. 128, 129.
Buckley, Capt. Peter, letter to, from Pe-
ter Faneuil, 7. 418, 419.
Buckley, Sarah, 20. 314.
Bucklin, Lieut. James, 15. 77.
Buckly, William, 20. 286.
Buckman, Capt., 1776, 5. 7.
Buckman, John, 17. 158, 159.
Buckmaster, Johanna (Mrs. Garfield), 19.
84 n.
Buckminster, Joseph, a farmer in Brook-
line, 2. 329 ».
Buckminster, Joseph, a farmer in Fra-
mingham, 2. 329 n.
Buckminster, Rev. Joseph, Rutland, 2.
329 n.
Buckminster, Rev. Joseph, D.D., Ports-
mouth, 2. 330 n. ; 9. 196; 16. 155.
BUCKMINSTER, Rev. JOSEPH S., A.M., i.
173 n., 223; 2. 272, 330 n., 388 n.; 8. 134;
10. 52, 107, 218, 229 ; 12. 24 ; 15. 192 ;
16. 130; 17. 403, 404. His death, i.
xlii, 227 n. Nominated a Resident
Member, i. 220. Elected, x. 221. Of
committee to collect and count votes,
1. 224. Mr. Savage's 'Memoir of
cited, i. 227 n. His funeral sermon on
Gov. Sullivan, x. 201. Contributes to
the ' Literary Miscellany/ 6. 276.
Buckminster, Lieut. Richard, 15. 81.
Buckminster, Thomas, 14. 84.
Buckminster, Lieut.-Col. William, 15. 83,
160.
Bucks of America, a company of colored
soldiers, 6. 85 ; 7. 24.
' Bucks of America/ inscription on a flag,
6. 242. The flag presented to the Soci-
ety, 6. 404.
Bucolics, 6. 266.
Budd, Nicholas, naturalized, 4. 342, 343.
Buddingh, D., 8. 188.
BUDINGTON, Rev. WILLIAM IVES, D D.,
2. 329; 18. 26. Donations from, 2. 32(.»,
511, 593. Nominated a Resident Mem-
ber, 2. 383. Elected, 2. 384. Accepts
membership, 2. 385. Present at meet-
ings of the Society, 2. 411, 415, 417, 421,
430, 431, 434, 445, 466, 481, 525, 548,
581. Of Scrutinizing Committee, 2. 415,
417. Of Nominating Committee, 2. 525,
Resigns membership, 2. 593. Removes
from the State, 2. 609 n. Elected a
Corresponding Member, 2. 609 n. ; 12.
72
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
29,49. Notice of, 2.609 n. His death,
2. 609 n.; 17. xviii. Death of, an-
nounced, 17. 285. Remarks on the
death of, by Dr. Ellis, 17. 286. His
' History of the First Church, Charles-
town/ 20. 402.
Buell, Joseph, 17. 178 n., 182 n., 194.
Buenos Ayres, 3. 1. Academy of Medi-
cine and Natural Sciences at, see Aca-
demia de Medicina, etc.
Buff, derivation of, 4. 149.
Buif and blue uniform, 8. 440.
Buffalo, N. Y., 4. 92, 94; 20. 90. Young
Men's Christian Association at, see
Young Men's, etc.
Buffington, Lieut. Zadock, 15. 78.
Buffon, Georges Louis Leclerc, Comte de,
10 91 ; 15. 30, 54 n. ; 17. 38 ; 19. 274.
Bufford, John H., donations from, 5. 309 ;
6. 17 ; 7. 1. Donation of portraits and
other matter relating to the Civil War,
6. 17.
Buffum, Joshua, 18. 392 n.
BUGBEE, JAMES M., donations from, 9.
66; 10. 335; 20. 189. Elected a Resi-
dent Member, 20. 21.
Buil, Bernardo, 16. 320.
Building Committee, 13. 12, 17, 19, 279.
Report of, 13. 5.
Building occupied by the Society, see
Rooms occupied by the Society, and
Tontine Crescent.
Buley, John, 12. 429.
BULFINCH, CHARLES, A.M., i. xix, 57, 58,
65, 149, 169, 195, 199, 226, 235, 270 n. ;
2.210; n.299; 12.41; 13.4; 18. 379;
20. 210. Donation from, i. 25. Vote
of thanks to, i. 26. Nominated a Resi-
dent Member, i. 142. Elected, i. 143.
Exempted from payment of admission
fees and dues, i. 143, 144. Of commit-
tee on repairs of the building, i. 213.
Of committee to ascertain the height
of the three hills of Boston, i. 236.
Removes from the State, i. 270 n.,
394 n.
Bulfinch, Mrs. Greenleaf, 16. 395.
Bulfinch, Thomas, 20. 6.
Bulfinch, Thomas, portrait of, by Smi-
bert, 16. 394.
Bulfinch, Thomas, M.D., d. 1802, 2. 210 ;
16. 387. His character, 7. 179, 180.
His house, 7. 272 n.
Bulfinch, Mrs. Thomas, portrait of, by
Blackburn, 16. 387.
Bulfinch Street, 6. 30.
Bulfinch Street Church, Boston, n. 129.
Bulkeley, Rev. Gershom, 8. 12, 21, 26.
His ' Will and Doom,' 13. 240.
Bulkley, Edward A., donation from, 5.
^lo.
Bulkley, J. E., donation from, 2 257.
Bulkley, John, 19. 149, 150, 152. His
' Treatise on Indian Titles,' 12. 350 n.
Bulkiey, Rev. John, H.C. 1642, 4. 441 ; 8.
11, 20. 25. Conveys land to Harvard
College, 5. 155.
Bulkley, Reo. John, H.C. 1699, 8. 30.
Bulkley, John and Joseph, 10. 326.
Bulkley, Major Peter (Bulkeley), H.C.
1600, d. 1688, 8. 13, 21, 26; 13. 113;
14. 224. Dedication to Mr. R. Boyle,
5. 379. Sent as agent to England, n.
187 n.; 18. 258 n.
Bulkley, Rev. Peter, d. 1659, 17. 342. Do-
nation of portrait of, and of the family
arms, 2. 236, 236 n.
Bull, innkeeper, Hartford, II. 26, 31.
Bull, Dixie, 3. 186, 187; 10. 378, 380.
Witness against New England, 5. 133.
Bull, Bishop George, his ' Judicium Ec-
clesiae Catholicae,' 18. 428. His 'Ex-
amen Censurae,' 18. 428.
Bull, Hugo, 14. 385. His autograph and
portrait face 14. frontispiece.
Bull, Capt. Jos., rumor of the long con-
cealment of Coffe, 3. 60.
Bull Inn, Cambridge, Eng., description of
a caricature in, n. 388.
Bull Run, 7. 88.
Bullard, Capt., 17. 190.
Bullard, Cot. (?), 15. 87.
Bullard, Asa, M.D., 13, 427.
Bullard, Augustine, marriage of, 14. 150.
Death of, 14. 149.
Bullard, Capt. Benjamin, 15. 83.
Bullard, Daniel, 13. 295.
BULLARD, Hon. HENRY A., A M., nomi-
nated a Corresponding Member, 2. 40.
Elected, 2. 41. Accepts membership,
2. 63. Letter from, 2. 117, 117 n.
Bullard, Lieut. Isaac, 15. 84.
Bullard, Capt. Seth, 15. 77.
Bullard, Stephen H., Esq., letter from,
accompanying the gift of a portrait of
Rev. Dr. Belknap, bv Mrs. Marcou, 9. 2.
Bullard, W. S., letter" from, to Hon. W :
Appleton, 6. 453, 454.
Bullard, William, 14. 110.
Bullen, Moses, 13. 223.
Buller, Sir Francis, 10. 181 ; 19. 219.
Bullifant, Philip, 3. 260.
Bullinger, Henry, n. 452 n.
Bullivant, Dr. Benjamin, 19. 142. Sketch
of, 1 6. 102. His ' Journal of Proceed-
ings/ etc., 16. 103-108.
Bullivant, Hannah, 16. 102.
Bullock, Mr., 1775, 6. 183.
BULLOCK, Hon. ALEXANDER H., LL.D.,
ii. 335, 342; 19. 285. Reply to his
communication on the ' Hutchinson
Papers,' 10. 118-133. His remarks on
Gov. Lincoln before the Worcester
County Agricultural Society quoted,
n. 73. Elected a Resident Member,
14. 185. Accepts membership, 14. 186.
Death of, 19. xx. His death announced
by the President, 19. 230, 231. Resolu-
tion of the Society, 19. 232. Judge
Devens to prepare a memoir of, 19. 232.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Bull's Coffee House, n. 26, 31.
Bulpen, , 8. 211.
Bulwark, ship, 5. 360.
Bulwer, Edward Lytton, Lord Lytton, see
Lytton.
Bulwer, Edward Robert, 2d Baron Lytton,
see Lytton.
Buhver, Henry L., 3. 77.
BUMFORD, Col. GEORGE, death of, i.
xlviii. Nominated a Corresponding
Member, 2. 172. Elected, 2. 175. Ac-
cepts membership, 2. 177.
Bumpkin's (Bumkin) (Ward's) Island,
given to Harvard College by Mr. Ward,
6. 349, 350. Afterwards called Ward's
Island, 6. 350.
Bumstead, Mr., 7. 258.
Bumstead, Mr., 7. 440.
Bumstead, Mrs. Fanny, 13. 424.
Bumstead, John, 13. 424.
Bunch of Grapes, tavern, 12. 66; 19. 147 n.
Bunhill Fields burial-ground, London, 13.
105.
Bunhill Fields Preservation Committee,
13. 105.
Bunker, Rev. Benjamin, H.C. 1658,8. 12,
21, 26. Called to the church in Bridge-
water, Mass., 13. 68.
Bunker, George, 14. 54.
Bunker, James, 14. 145 ; 16 265.
Bunker, Jno., money owed to Harvard
College, 6. 349.-
Bunker, John, killed by Indians, 14. 145.
Bunker Hill, Charleston™, Mass., 7. 206,
207, 212, 217, 221, 239, 242, 244, 248,
249, 260 ; n. 306; 18. 134 n., 345. Pro-
posal to celebrate the anniversary of
the battle of, i. 381. Monument at, i.
433. The erection of the fortifications
and defences, 3-99; 4 36, 52, 188. 259,
261, 296, 302, 304. Meeting of the So-
ciety on the anniversary of the battle,
4. 55-106. Map of, 6. 38. Bombard-
ment of Cobble Hill from, 7. 222.
Burning of houses near, 1776, 7. 227,
228. Works on, destroyed, 1776, 7.
241, 242. Picture of, exhibited, n.
163, 164. Plan of fortifications on,
presented, 12. 427. Origin of the name,
14. 54. First monument on, 14. 65.
Bunker Hill Battle, 6. 38, 187, 368; 7.
190, 191, 197, 374; n. 151; 12. 68, 176,
192, 194; 15. 28; 17. 23, 43, 63, 232,
287, 289, 290, 294, 315, 326, 329-332;
18. 350. A committee appointed to
examine certain manuscript volumes
pertaining to the survivors of, 2. 224.
Report of the committee, 2. 225. Let-
ter concerning the manuscripts relating
to, 2. 230. Manuscripts relating to, 2
231 n.t 232 n. Motion to inquire into
the historical value of the manuscripts,
2. 232, 234, 235, 235 n. Letters referring
to, 3. 99; n. 225-227 Service of
negro soldiers, 6. 175-180. Number
of killed, 7. 194. Dr. Holmes's poem
on, 14. 32-36. Centennial celebration
of, 14. 52. Mr. Frothinghain's remarks
on, 14. 53-68. Maps and plans of, 14.
55-58. Papers relating to, 14. 68-91.
Judge Prescott's account of, 14 68-78.
The command at, 14. 73-75. Letter of
James Warren on, 14. 79-81. Of Sam-
uel B. Webb on, 14. 81-83. Extracts
from Col. Storrs's Diary, 14. 84-87.
From an orderly-book, 14. 87-91. Let-
ter from Col. V. Jones, 14. 91. Ex-
tracts from Dr. Belknap's note-books
and letters, 14. 92-98. Direction of
the wind during, 14. 98. Earl Percy
and, 14. 99. Gen. Burgoyne's opinion
on, 14. 242. List of British killed and
wounded in, 15. 108 n. Account of, 15.
108 n., 254.
Bunker Hill Monument Association, 2.
230, 231 n., 232 n. ; n. 82 ; 14. 318; 16.
377 ; 17. 428. Donations from, 5. 223 ;
8. 442; 10. 330; n. 498. Invitations
from, 14. 52, 318; 18. 431; accepted,
14. 52. Plans and documents relating
to, presented, 17. 165.
Bunsen, Christian Carl von, 18. 334 ; 20.
362. His ' Signs of the Times/ 4. 321.
Bunyan, John, 18. 339, 393; 19. 6; 20. 71,
179, 180, 182, 185, 349.
Buonarotti, Michael Angelo, 18. 2, 8,
219.
Burbank, , 12. 363. Letter of Judge
Sewall to, 12. 359.
Burbank, , son of the preceding, 12.
360.
Burbank, Abijah, 14. 251.
Burbeck, Capt., 16. 361.
Burbeck, William, n. 140.
Burbee, , 7. 241.
Burchet, Peter, 20. 150n.
Burchett, Thomas, Secretary of the Ad-
miralty, 12. 256. Letter of, to Capt.
Davers, 12. 255.
Burdelt and Muskett, 20. 150 n.
Burdet, Benjamin, n. 140.
Burdett, Rev. George, 3. 312 ; 14-117; 17.
343.
Burdett, Robert, seized, 6. 71 n.
Burdick, William, i. 98. His 'Oration
on the Art of Printing/ i. 153.
' Bureau de la Statistique Ge'nerale de
France/ see France.
Bureau of Ordnance and Hydrography,
see United States.
Bureau of Refugees, Freedinen, etc., see
United States.
Burges, Robert, holds stock belonging to
Harvard College, 6. 349.
BURGESS, Bishop GEORGE, 18. 102 n.; 20.
395. Elected a Corresponding Member,
6. 426. His death, 8. xvi ; 9. 242 ; 10. 3.
Announcement of the death of, 9. 242.
Resolution adopted by the Society, 9.
242.
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Burgess, George C., Stereoscopic View of
Dighton Rock, presented by, 10. 470.
Donation from, n. 44.
Burgess, William, see Burgiss.
Burghley, William Cecil, Lord, 16. 432,
434.
Burgis, William, 18. 319. Map of Boston
drawn by, 6. 37 ; n. 158. Description
of the map, 6. 37.
Burgoyne, Lady Charlotte, 14. 238.
Burgoyne, Gen. John, i. llln., 405; 3.
113; 4. 67, 68, 287; 5. 11; 7. 195, 254;
ii. 301 ; 12. 186, 361 ; 13. 245, 290 ; 14.
76, 79, 92, 99 n., 232, 276, 277, 346, 354,
358; 15. 43, 228; 16. 160, 163, 299; 17.
23, 58, 90, 91; 18. 345; 19. 200. Skir-
mishes described, 3. 113. The battle
of Bemis's Heights, 3 272. Incidents
of the Revolution, 3. 273-280 ; 6. 368.
His surrender to Gen. Gates, 3. 274, 275,
277, 280 ; 6. 194 ; 7. 479. Matters per-
taining to negro enlistments, 6. 209.
His return to England, 7 226 ; 14. 247.
Proclamation of, from the camp at
the river Bouquet, 12. 189, 190. ' Bur-
goyne in Boston' (Dr. Ellis's paper),
14. 233-247. Sketch of his life, 14.
235, 236. His unwillingness to serve in
America, 14. 236-238. His letters home
concerning Lexington and Bunker Hill
battles, 14. 240. His plan for a cam-
paign, 14. 243. His correspondence
with Gen. Lee, 14. 244. Other letters
from Boston, 14. 245, 246.
Burgundy, John, Duke of, 7. 153.
Burgundy Pitch, 5. 398.'
Burgwin, see Berguyn.
Burial-grounds, petition to the General
Court to preserve the old, in Massa-
chusetts, 17. 314.
Buridan, John, 17. 173.
Burke, ^Edanus, 6. 216-218. His ' Con-
siderations on the Society of the Cin-
cinnati/ i. 20.
Burke, Edmund, i. 11; 2. 400; 7. 399;
ii. 107; 16. 45; 18. 63; 20. 155. Let-
ter to, from B: Franklin, 4. 25, 26.
And Fox, 7. 403. His ' European Set-
tlements in America,' i. 153. Quoted,
5. 451.
BURKE, Sir JOHN BERNARD, 13. 64, 125,
329, 408, 408 n., 409 n. ; 18. 71. Elected
a Corresponding Member, 13. 264. Ac-
cepts membership, 13. 345. Cited, 12.
319, 416, 417. His ' Visitation of Seats
and Arms ' cited, 6. 490. His ' Orders
of Knighthood ' cited, 20. 62 n.
Burke, William, 11. 144.
Burke, William, 16. 69, 70.
Burlingame, Hon. Anson, 10. 452 n.; 16.
437 ; 19. 306.
Burlington, Mass., 10. 316 ; 13. 397.
Burlington, N. J., 8. 329 ; 20. 248.
Burlington, Vt., 4. 99 ; 19. 350, 352.
Burman, Lieut. John, 15. 86 n.
Burnaby, Rev. Andrew, his 'Travels
through the Middle Settlements of
America/ i. 48.
Burnam, Hannah (Mrs. Smith), 14. 152.
Burnap, George W., donation from, 2.
551.
Burnet, Gilbert, Bishop of Salisbury, 16.
208. Mystery of the letter from Charles
II. explained, 6. 490. The ' History of
his own Times' cited, 6. 490. His
' History of the Reformation/ 18. 429.
His 'Pastoral Care/ 18. 430.
Burnet, Hon. Jacob, his 'Notes on the
Northwestern Territory 'cited, 17. 187 n.
Burnet, Mat-bias, D.D., his Connecticut
election sermon, i. 167.
Burnet, 0. T., his ' Life of Shaftesbury '
cited, 6. 67 n.
Burnet, Gov. William, 6. 37, 38 ; 12. 402,
404; 15. 179; 16. 398. Applies for his
salary, 5. 118. His 'Essay on Scrip-
ture Prophecy/ i. 6 ; 3. 88.
Burnett, Joseph, donation from, 10. 469.
Burnett, Waldo Irving, M.D., 14. 17, 23.
Burnham, Edward, gifts from, 16. 335;
17. 234. Vote of thanks to, 16. 336.
Burnham, John, 14 61.
Burnham, Robert, 16. 265.
Burnham, Samuel, 18. 285.
Burnham, Thomas Oliver Hazard Perry,
10. 426 ; 19. 118.
Burnham, William, 17. -182 n., 187, 187 n.,
193.
Burnham Statue, proceedings at the ded--
ication of, 2 530.
Burnouf, Emile, 13. 379.
Burns, Anthony, 13. 300 n.
Burns, Robert, 14. 312; 19. 272, 303.
Centennial celebration in Boston, 19.
302.
Burns Club, Boston, ig. 302.
Burnside, Samuel M., 2. 255 n. ; n. 49.
Burnside Mine, description of, 8. 281, 282.
Burnt District, Boston, photographs of,
presented, 13. 246.
Burnyeat, John, 12. 343. See Fox,
George.
Burr, Mr., 16. 182.
Burr, Mr. & Mrs. (Fairfteld, Conn.), n.
17-20.
Burr, Misses A. & E. D., n. 19.
Burr, Hon. Aaron, 10. 452; 16. 121; 19.
260; 20. 345, 361. His letters, 5. 310.
Counsel for the Castorland settlers, 7.
335. 'Examination of the charges
against/ by Aristides, i. 167.
Burr, Rev. Aaron, D.D., his Fast sermon,
i. 19. His 'Answer to Emlyn/ i. 76.
Mr. Livingston's oration on the death
of, i. 146.
Burr, Gershom, 11. 16, 17. Marriage of,
to Miss Young, n. 19.
Burr, Jonathan, 8. 12, 21, 25.
Burr, Judge Peter, 8. 29 ; 10. 162.
Burr, Samuel, 8. 29. Letter of, i. 257 n.
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Burrell, George, 12. 108.
Burrett, William, 15. 336.
Burrill, Ebenezer, 18. 369, 370.
Bur rill, George R,, presents a copy of
his oration on Washington, i. 130.
Burrill, John, 20 '287, 315, 317.
Burr ill ville, R. I., 8. 196.
Burrington, Thomas, 12. 116.
Burroughs, Charles, 20. 313, 318, 319.
Burroughs, Charles, eldest son, 20. 312.
BURROUGHS, Rev. CHARLES, D.D., 4. 94.
Presents donations to the Society, 2.
11, 450. Donations from, 9. 66, 68.
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
2. 223. Elected, 2. 224. Subject of
lecture given by, 2. 226 n. Donation
of manuscripts, etc , from, g. 472. Vote
of thanks to, 9. 473. Death of, 10.
xvi, 135, 136.
Burroughs, Edward, 18. 360.
Burroughs, Elizabeth (Mrs. Thomas), 20.
294 n.
Burroughs (Burrough), Rev. George, 8.
14, 22, 27; 16 146; 18. 244; 20. 290,
293, 293 n., 294 n , 313, 315, 316, 318,
319. Documents relating to, 5. 31.
Accused of witchcraft, 5. 32-37 ; 16.
146. Bill to reverse the attainder of,
20 288.
Burroughs, Mrs. George (Ruck), wife of
Rev. George Burroughs, 5. 36.
Burroughs, Rev. Henry, 15. 171, 164, 169.
Burroughs, Jeremiah, 20. 318, 319.
Burroughs, Rev. Jeremiah, n. 201.
Burroughs, John, Jr., n. 395.
Burroughs, Mary, 20 319.
Burrows, Lieut. William, 15. 188.
Burslem, John, 16. 197, 198.
Burt, , 13. 252.
Burt, Benjamin, 1 1.140. Donations from,
i. 30, 33.
Burt, Capt. Gideon, 15. 78, 78 n.
Burt, Hannah (Mrs. Judd), 18. 184.
Burt, Harwood, 3. 261.
Burt, Capt. James, 15. 76, 76n.
Burt, Rev. John, 8. 219.
Hurt, Samuel, 18. 184.
Burt, Major W. L , donation from, 8. 172.
Burton, Mr., an actor, 19. 217.
Burton, Henry, 17. 340.
Burton, Rev. Henry, xi. 447 n His 'Vin-
dication of Churches' cited, n. 447,
448, 457, 463.
BURTOX, JOHN HILL, D.C L., 19. 285.
Elected an Honorary Member, 1 6. 385.
Accepts membership, 17. 33. His death,
18. xx. Death of, announced by the
President, 19. 4, 5. His publications,
19. 4, 5.
Burton, Mary, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 266.
Burton, Capt. Richard F., 13. 352.
Burton, Stephen, 20. 164.
Burton, William, n. 393, 395.
Burwell, James, 3. 260.
Bur well, Capt. Nathaniel, 9. 245, 246.
Burwell, Hon. William A., 9. 244, 246.
Bury, Michael, 15. 130.
Bus, Joseph, killed by Indians, 14. 124.
Bus, William, killed by Indians, 14. 124.
Busby, Abraham, 3. 338.
Bush, Rev. Solon W., donation from, 10.
311.
Bush Town, Md., 19. 71.
Bushnell, Horace, D.D., 18. 336.
Buss, Elizabeth, the elder, 14. 147 n.; 20.
319.
Buss, Elizabeth, the younger, 20. 319.
Buss, John, 14. 147 n. ; 20. 319.
Buss, Mrs. Mary, 14. 147.
Bussey, Benjamin, i. 192 n.; 18. 401 n.
Contributes to purchase the Society's
building, I. 465 n.
Bussey, Lieut. Isajah, 15. 84.
Bussey Institution, 18. 55.
Butcher, John, surveyor, 12. 52.
Bute, John Stuart, Earl of, 13. 156. Cari-
cature of, 3. 37, 38.
Butel-Dumont, George Marie, his ' Con-
duite des Francais/ i. 340.
Butler, , 8. 211.
Butler, Hon. Benjamin F., of committee
to prepare a memorial for Congress
concerning the printing of certain scien-
tific works, 2. 336, 337.
Butler, Caleb, his 'History of Groton'
cited, 14. 61, 68 ; 16. 5.
Butler, Clement M., D.D., his 'History of
the Common Prayer ' cited, 18. 297 n.
Butler, Lady Eleanor, 13. 64.
Butler, Gillam, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 266.
Butler, Rev. Henry, 8. 12, 21, 25.
Butler, James, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 266.
Butler, James L., Esq., donation from, 9.
347.
Butler, Capt. Joseph, 14. 89 : 15. 80. 106,
117, 133.
Butler, Mrs. Mary (Phillips), 5. 64, 74,
165, 166 ; 13 101, 103.
Butler, Samuel, passage in his ' Hudibras'
relating to an incident in New England
history, 12. 59.
Butler, Simeon, 19. 45.
Butler, Lieut. Thomas, 15. 82.
Butler, William, on slavery, 6. 145.
Butler, William Allen, donation from,
10. 2.
Butler Institution for the Insane, Provi-
dence, R. L, employs Dr. Bell, 7. 48.
Butolph Street Chapel, Boston, 10. 107.
Butrigarius, Galeatius, cited, 10. 383.
Butter as a medicine, 5. 391.
Butterfield, Lieut., 14. 143.
Butterfield, John, 16. 345.
Butterick, Major John, 14. 88; 15. 80, 89,
92, 95, 98, 99, 103, 104, 106, 108, 108 n.,
142, 160.
Buttolph, Saint, 6. 31.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Buxton, Me., 12. 405, 408. Origin of the
name of, 12. 416.
Buxtorf, Johann Baptist, d. 1629, 18.
140 n. His 'Lexicon/ 18. 426. His
' Thesaurus,' 18. 426.
Buxtorf, Joliann Baptist, d. 1664, 18.
140 H.
Buys, Paul, 16. 434.
Byam, Edward, 12. 289.
Byam, ship, 7. 418, 419.
Byers, Mr., 19. 14.
Byfield, Judge Nathaniel, 16. 394.
Byfield, Mass., 18. 355 ; 20. 233.
By-Laws of the Society, i. xxvii, 67 n.,
69-73, 132, 206, 230 n., 251; 2. 115 n.,
116 n., 335; 3. 47,49,83, 239-250; 4.
237, 238; 5. 194-201; 6. 13; 13. 269.
The Treasurer to frame an additional,
I. 102. New, reported and adopted, i.
105. Standing Committee to consider
alteration in. i. 106. To be printed, i.
132. Alterations, i. 161. Amended
code of, i. 207-212. A new clause
added to one of, i. 222. Alteration
of one, i. 227. A new one added, i.
253. Committee appointed to revise,
i. 349, 453, 455. Standing Committee
to revise, i. 428, 460. Draft of new
code reported, 1.466. Amendments to,
1. 468, 478 487, 489. Additions to,
2. 189 n., '270 n. Proposed amendment
of, 2. 241, 246, 247. The regulations
respecting the Society's manuscripts, 2.
434 n. Committee to revise, 2. 478,
482. Report of the committee of re-
vision, and proposed amendments, 2.
484, 485, 485 n., 508. Discussion of
amendments in, 2. 512. Printed in
Vol. II. of the fourth series, 2. 512 n.
Contents or Articles in, 2. 513-524".
Communication from Mr. Felt, with
reference to, 2. 533. Article referring
to the opening of the Library, 2. 587,
588. New code adopted by the Society,
3. iv. Committee of five appointed to
revise, 3. 154. A temporary set adopted
for the Dowse Library, 3. 178. Dr.
Robbins asks to postpone the report
of the committee on, 3. 178, 188.
Committee on alterations in, n. 495.
Change in, made, 12. 70, 225. Draft
of new, submitted, 13. 114. Adopted,
13. 139. Text of the new, 13. 140-150.
Amendments of, proposed, 17. 160 ;
adopted, 17. 170. Committee ap-
pointed to revise, 19. 122. Report of
the committee, 19. 126. Revised form
of, 19. 182-193.
Byles, Belcher, 18. 364.
Byles, Ebenezer, his observations of the
weather, 1794, i. 81.
Byles, Mrs. Elizabeth, 18. 363.
Byles, Josias, 18. 364.
Byles, Miss Kitty, donation from, i.
Byles, Rev. Mather, D.D., 2. 54; 15. 171 ;
16. 291; 18. 143, 144 n., 364; 20. 95.
His puns and humor, 8. 333 ; 12. 323 ;
14. 305. Portrait of, by Pelham, 9.
199 ; 12 320.
Byles, Rev. Mather, D.D., the younger, 15.
170, 171, 176; 18. 364. (Or Dr. Caner? )
8. 399. A refugee from Boston in 1776,
18. 266. ' Debate with the Pastor of
the First Church in New London ' cited,
15. 170.
Byles, Miss Polly, donation from, i. 50.
Byles, Sarah Louisa, gift from, 18. 363,
364. Vote of thanks to, 18. 364.
Byley, Henry, 12. 397.
Byng, Pattee, see Torrington, Viscount.
Byron, George Gordon Noel, Lord, 4.
398; 10. 422, 438 ; 15. 293 ; 16. 410,412,
418 ; 17. 43, 403 ; 19. 272. His lame-
ness, 3. 368.
Byron, Admiral John, 20. 90.
Bythner, Victorinus, his 'Lyra Prophe-
tica,' 18. 426.
c.
Cabellero, Don Joseph Augustin, manu-
script discourse of, 2. 104, 105, 10-r n.
The 'Eulogy on Columbus/ 2. 113,
117, 118 n.
Cabildo, Guatemala, 4. 282.
Cabinet-Keeper, 4. 6. Mode of election
of, 2. 484. His duties as presented in
the By-Laws, 2. 515, 522; 3. 241, 243,
248; 19. 191. See By-Laws. Annual
Report of, for the years ending April,
1858, 4. 18; 1859, 4. 249-251 ; 1860, 5.
27, 28 : 1861, 5. 194, 195; 1862, 6. 17-
19; 1863, 7. 23-25; 1864, 7. 359-361;
1865,8. 261; 1866, 9. 189, 190; 1867,
10. 14-16; 1868, 10. 172; 1869, xx. 44,
45; 1870, xx. 251-253; 1871, 12 79, 80;
1872, 12. 218,219; 1873, 13. 20; 1874,
13. 278, 279; 1875, 14. 27; 1876, 14. 327 ;
1877, 15. 269 ; 1878, 16. 165, 166 ; 1879,
17. 69; 1880, 18. 28, 29; 1881, 18. 408;
1882, 19. 289, 290; 1883, 20. 191, 192.
See Alden, T. ; Appleton, William S. ;
Davis, I. P. ; Denny, H. G. ; Eliot, J. ;
Green, Samuel A.; McKean, J.; Minot,
G. R. ; Oliver, F. E., M.D. ; Shurtleff,
N. B. ; Turell, S. ; Webster, R.
Cabinet of the Society, i. xxxiv, xxxv,
125 n., 136n., 163n., 250 n., 272, 481 n.; 3.
133; 4. 6, 7, 18, 112, 242, 249, 254; 6. 12;
10. 170, 485; xx. 1, 39, 84, 143, 198, 246,
466 n.; 12. 160; 13. 99, 100, 217, 265,
278 ; 14. 26, 27, 157, 159, 326, 339; 15.
269, 274 ; 16 365, 370 ; 17. 2, 19, 328,
366 ; 18. 28, 29, 66, 118, 318; 19. 54, 60,
62, 75, 112, 126, 224, 243, 379, 386, 386 n.;
20. 401. The room first used for, x.
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xxxv. Donations to, i. 50, 53, 55, 60,
66, 68, 74, 76, 79, 82, 84, 87-89, 91, 98,
100, 103, 114-116, 124, 131, 138, 139,
147, 154-156, 168, 178, 179, 192, 202,
203 ; 3. 248, 356 ; 6. 17 ; 7. 100, 101 ; 13.
246, 305, 378, 451 ; 14. 20, 27, 103, 157,
338; 17. 78. Laws regulating, x. 71-
73, 209-212 ; 2. 522 ; 3. 241, 248 ; 19.
191. See By-Laws. Condition of, i.
84. List of articles in, i. 101. Com-
mittee to consider measures for better
preservation of, i. 107. Winslow por-
traits deposited in, i. 414. Names to
be placed on the portraits in, i. 476.
Opened to purchasers of tickets to the
course of lectures, i. 480. Permission
given to Mr. J. Herring to use certain
articles in, 2. 26. The ' strong-box ' of
Father Ralle deposited with the Soci-
ety, 2. 322 ; 3. 40. Need of a better
arrangement in, 2. 590. Number of
articles in, to be reported to the Society,
2. 605. Father Ralle's ' strong-box ' to
be delivered to Major Waldron, 3. 40.
Visited by the Antiquarian Society and
by the General Society of the Cincin-
nati, 3. 204. Relic from the ' Bon-
homme Richard ' given, 3. 216. Need of
larger accommodation for, 4. 6. Upper
room suitable for, 4. 7; 6. 7, 8. Acces-
sions to, for the years ending April,
1859, 4. 250, 251 ; 1860, 5. 27, 28 ; 1861,
5. 194; 1862, 6. 17; 1863, 7. 24, 25;
1864, 7 359-361 ; 1865, 8. 261; 1866, 9.
189 ; 1867, 10. 14 ; 1868, 10. 172 ; 1869,
xx. 44; 1870, xx. 251; 1871, 12. 79;
1872, 12. 218; 1873, 13. 20; 1874, 13.
278, 279 ; 1875, 14. 27 ; 1876, 14. 327 ;
1877, 15. 269 ; 1878, 16. 165 ; 1879, 17.
69; 1880, 18. 28, 29; 1881, 18. 408;
1882, 19. 289,290; 1883, 20. 191, 192.
List of articles bequeathed by Gen.
Sumner, 12. 289. Vote concerning the
Natural History specimens in, 16. 256.
Copy of the portrait of Gov. Winslow
made for, 20. 1. Articles returned to,
by the Bostonian Society, 20. 192.
Catalogue of, 20. 192. Annual Reports
of, see Cabinet-Keeper.
Cabot, Mrs., portrait of, by Blackburn,
16. 388.
Cabot, Lieut Francis, 15. 81.
Cabot, Frederick (Cabot fr Lee), xx. 308.
Cabot, lion. George, x. 300, 302 n., 383 ;
6. 149; 8.297; n. 97; 14. 205; 15.
321,322; 17. 18, 114, 116, 117 n., 364;
18. 245. Donation from, i. 201. Life
and Letters of, cited, i. 302 n., 317,
383 n.
Cabot, Henry, 19. 173, 175.
CABOT, J. ELLIOT, LL.B., 16. 164 ; 18.
154. Letter from, 2, 498, 499. Dona-
tion from, 12. 427. Elected a Resident
Member, 15. 380. Accepts member-
ship, 15. 386. Elected a member of the
Executive Committee of the Council,
19. 297 ; 20. 199. ' Memoir of Hon.
Thomas G. Gary ' by, 18. 166-168.
Cabot, John, 12. 441 ; 17. 377 ; 18. 79,
80 ; 19. 387 ; 20. 363.
Cabot, Samuel, 19. 282.
Cabot, Sebastian, 10. 384 ; 12. 350, 441 ;
15. 244, 367 ; 16. 384 ; 18. 79, 118, 264 ;
20. 363. Memoir of, 2. 40. A copy of
portrait of, to be taken for the Society,
2. 101. Portrait of, 2. Ill, 111 n. Pa-
per on the portrait of, attributed to
Holbein, 8. 91-96. Photograph of the
map of, presented, 19. 387. Committee
appointed on the map of, 19. 388. Copy
of the map of, obtained by Mr. Win-
throp, 20. 39.
Cabrera, , 3. 385.
Caddeck, , 15. 343.,
Cadell, Thomas, 15. 239 n.
Cadets, Independent Company of, their
monument at Mount Auburn, 17. 438.
Cadwalader, John, 13. 126 ; 20. 104.
Cadwalader, Gen. John, n. 257. Letter
from, to Gen. Washington, 6. 210.
Cadwallader, Mrs. Nancy (Bond), xx.
255, 257.
Cadwallader, .Gen. Thomas, 18. 284.
Cadwell, Lieut. Daniel, 15. 78, 78 n.
Cady, Major Jeremiah, 15. 81, 102, 160.
Caesar, negro, petition of, 6. 199, 200.
Caesar, Caius Julius, 3. 384 ; 17. 57, 459 ;
20. 104.
Cagnawagha, N. Y., 19. 403.
Cahiata Church, 19. 72.
Caiganee, 7. 449.
Caine, Major, 16. 375.
Cajetan, Thomas di Vio, 20. 375.
Cakowehi, Peqnot Indian, 16. 402.
Calamy, Rev. Edmund, D.D., i. 477 ; 8.
219,220. His 'Nonconformists' Memo-
rial/ 2. 448 n. His 'Continuation/ etc.,
2. 448 n. ; 17. 245 n., 254 n.
Calcutta, 7. 417. The ice-trade in, 3 53,
Calder, Major William, i. 326.
Calderon de la Barca, Pedro, Senor, 4. 428;
20. 388.
Caldwell, Capt., 6. 485.
Caldwell, Mrs., 13. 293, 296.
Caldwell, Adj. -Gen. J. H., donation from,
10. 469.
Caldwell, James, 13. 293, 297.
Caldwell, John, 3. 191-193 ; 13. 293-298.
CALDWELL, Sir JOHN, nominated a Cor-
responding Member, x. 500. Elected,
1. 503. Present at meetings of the
Society, 2. 17, 25, 28. Donation from,
2. 182.
Caldwell, Jonas, 6. 174, 175.
Caldwell, Jonathan J., donation from, 5.
145.
Caldwell, Seth, 13. 296.
Caldwell, Seth (or John), 3. 191-193, 197-
202; i3.293-298.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Calef, E. W., 7. 256, 257.
Calef, Robert, x. 11 ; 10. 83; 14. 22 ; 16.
147. Extracts concerning, 3. 288-293,
322. His 'More Wonders of the In-
visible World/ i. 48; 3. 288; 10. 347.
Calef, Capt. Robert, 5. 239 ; 8. 369 ; 15.
337, 351, 353, 359.
'Calendar of Charters and Rolls in the
Bodleian Library/ 19 333.
' Calendar of Home Office Papers ' cited,
19. 74.
'Calendar of State Papers' (British)
cited, 12. 246.
'Calendar of State Papers ' (Carew) cited,
19. 82 n.
' Calendar of State Papers ' (Colonial se-
ries), 5. 59, 60. A volume of, presented
to the Society, 18. 179. Cited, 18. 87 n.
'Calendar of State Papers' (Domestic)
cited, 14. 360 w.; 19. 76n.-78n., 82 n.,
83 n.
'Calendar of State Papers' (Irish) cited,
19. 82, 82 w.
Calf, Capt., 17. 287.
' Calf Moon/ on a French map of Boston
Harbor, 7. 476.
Calhoun, Hon. John C., LL.D., 5. 261,
266; 6. 307, 308; 8. 173; 14. 387 ; 19.
17, 17 n., 24, 37, 41, 279. On slavery,
6. 99. Letter from, to Theodore Ly man,
19. 280, 281.
Calhoun, Hon. William B., 5. 276. State-
ment concerning the ' Hutchinson Pa-
pers/ 2. 420 n.
Calico printing in Massachusetts, origin
of, 5. 268-271.
California, 7. 413. Admission of, 7. 401.
Excursion of the Board of Trade to,
n. 309 n. Letter of Mr. Waterston
from, n.347-353. Missions in, n.348-
350. Archives of, xx. 350-353.
Caligula, Caius Julius, 20. 367.
Calker, B. C. V., xx. 302.
Call, Elizabeth (Mrs. Bartlett), i. 324.
Callahan, Capt., 4. 220.
Callahan, Capt. (a sea-captain), 12. 326 n. ;
13. 59, 60; 15. 337, 351, 353, 359.
Callahan, Mrs., 13. 59, 60.
Callan, B., 6. 39.
Callender, , 17. 201, 202 n.
Callender, , a British officer, 18. 76.
Callender, Benjamin, i. 315.
Callender, George, 14. 64.
Callender, John, 19. 165, 166, 169-172,
176, 178. His autograph faces 19. 169.
Callender, Capt. John, 15. Ill, 119. Sen-
tenced by court-martial, 15. 118.
Callender, Rev. John, his ' Historical Dis-
course/ i. 20, 191.
Callender, Joseph, Engraver of Maps, i.
141 n. ; 6. 35, 38.
Callender, William B., 14. 41.
Callieres, Chevalier de, Governor of Can-
ada, 12. 427.
Calliope, schooner, 7. 416.
Calverly, Sir Henry, 13. 109.
Calvert, Mr., 19. 27.
Calvert, Cecil, 2d Lord Baltimore, see
Baltimore.
Calvert, Charles, 3d Lord Baltimore, see
Baltimore.
Calvert, George, 1st Lord Baltimore, see
Baltimore.
Calvert family, 4. 137.
Calvin, John, 3. 308; 6. 327; n. 201,
433 n., 455; 16. 461; 17. 277, 280; 18.
324. Cited, xx. 431-433, 440. His ' In
stitutiones/ 18. 427. His ' Opera/ 18.
426.
Calvinism, 3. 210 ; 6. 319, 327. In Geor-
gia, 8. 216.
Calyer, Lieut. Israel, 15. 85 n., 86.
Cambreleng, Hon. Churchill C., n. 356.
Cambridge, Eng., 6. 54; 10. 439; xx. 388.
Agreement at, Aug. 26, 1629, n. 180,
181 n.
Cambridge, Mass., 3. iv, vii, 29, 80, 86,
96-98, 100, 121, 151, 161-164, 166, 169,
171, 172, 208, 209, 277, 288, 315, 317,,
318, 322 n., 324, 359; 4. 85, 93, 221, 222 ;
6. 184, 212, 266, 267, 272 n., 274, 277,
277 n., 280, 295, 296, 312, 315, 329, 342,
348, 349, 351 ; 7. 212, 362, 389, 391 ;
8. 335, 350-353, 363, 388, 391 ; 10. 327,
458, 460, 468 n. ; xx. 10, 86-91, 100, 109,
151, 219; 12. 14, 18, 25, 68, 193, 194,
200, 205, 275, 394, 395, 400 ; 13. 9, 111-
113, 132, 229 ; 16. 6 n., 9, 11, 29, 37, 54,
119, 124, 129, 158, 180, 182, 239, 280,
290, 301, 365, 375, 382, 390, 395 ; 17. 6, 7,
12, 16, 26, 29, 30, 36, 62 n., 76, 78, 114,
136, 138, 145, 147, 151, 157 n., 186, 186 n.,
234, 236, 237, 262-268, 270-274, 274 n.,
275-278, 280, 281, 287, 330, 337, 344,
346, 351, 352, 365, 389, 396, 408-410,
419,428,429,432,460; 18. 14, 16, 17,
38, 55, 119, 139 n., 151, 157, 170, 173,
183, 229, 232, 236, 240, 316, 318, 319,
319 n., 320, 321 n., 338, 339, 352, 355,
379, 417, 423 ; 19. 2, 3, 13, 88, 94, 95,
97, 102, 103, 126, 127, 138, 151 n., 172,
194, 224, 225, 227, 247, 257, 300, 314,
316, 322, 325 n., 339, 350, 376, 377, 390;
20. 7, 19, 35, 36, 104, 123, 125, 140-142,
147, 156, 186, 188, 229, 230, 233-235, 238,
242, 346, 348, 404, 416. Dr. Holmes's
'History of/ I. 136. Map of, i. 179.
Plan of the farm belonging to the
church of, i. 254 n. A catalogue con-
taining births, etc., 2. 52. Donations
from, 3. 36; 9. 467; xx. 498. Early
days of, 3. 370, 371. View of head-
quarters of Washington, 1775, 4. 56.
Plan to destroy, 1775, 4. 81. Descrip-
tion of the camp at, 5. 221 n. First
minister of, 6. 21. Enlistment of ne-
groes, 6. 184-186, 197. In 1775-6, 7.
186-188, 190, 192, 193, 199, 200, 204,
205, 207-219, 222, 226-228, 233-235,
237-239, 241, 246, 248, 249, 256. Whale-
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
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boats sent to, 7. 196. Christ's Church
in, 8.214; 10. 112; 12.324. Records
of an association at, in the library, 10.
163. Theological school at, independ-
ent of the College, 10. 249. Washing-
ton's headquarters at, 10. 259. Public
schools in, 10. 445. Fund for relief of
the families of the soldiers of, 10. 462 n.
University at, 12. 13, 18. See Harvard
College. Visit to, in 1792, 12. 61, 63.
Headquarters of Washington in, 12.
257-2G3. Origin of the name of, 12.
396. Extract of a letter from, in 1666,
12. 419, 4-20.
Cambridge, N. Y., 17. 325 n.
Cambridge Association of Ministers, rec-
ords of, 17. 262-281. Rules of, 17. 262,
263. Address of, to the Governor and
Council, 17 270, 271. Circular letters
from, 17. 280, 281.
' Cambridge Chronicle,' 10. 449, 453. G:
Livermore's contributions to, 10. 442-
444.
Cambridge Common, 3. 309, 310, 371;
6. 179.
Cambridge Farms, Lexington, Mass., 12.
275.
Cambridge Platform of 1648, 8. 449 ; 10.
444; 17. 149 n., 151, 169.
Cambridge School Committee, donation
from, 2. 432.
Cambridge Street, 5. 437 ; 7. 272 n.
Cambridge University, Eng., 12. 359 ; 16.
473; 18. 327. Table of graduates of,
in New England, 17. 352.
Cambridge Village (Newton), 6. 349 ; 13.
Cambridgeport, Mass., 3. 370, 375, 395,
397 ; 4. 91 ; 6. 345 n. ; 10. 415, 416, 457 ;
19. 198. Early days of, 3. 371-373.
Described by Dr. Holmes, 3. 372.
Camden, William, his ' Remains ' cited,
4. 14. His ' Annals of Queen Eliza-
beth ' cited, 10. 482.
Camden, N. J., 6. 225.
Camden Society, 6. 255 n.; 13. 124, 242;
17. 303 ; 20. 19, 185. Publications of,
presented to the Society, 3 110 ; 6. 15.
Extract from the ' Diary of John Rous,'
6. 415.
Camden Street, Boston, 6. 29.
Came, Samuel, 18. 370.
Gamers, John, his edition of Solinus, 19.
328.
Camp Cameron, North Cambridge, 7. 80.
Camp Sanford, Washington, 7. 8L
Campbell, Capt., 12. 423.
Campbell, , innkeeper, 17. 200. Situ-
ation of his inn, 17. 200 n.
Campbell, Lieut.- Col. (Sir Archibald,
M.P.), taken prisoner, 5. 332, 337;
7. 258. Exchanged, 5 333.
Campbell, Charles, donation from, 3. 256.
His ' History of Virginia 'cited, 10. 24 n.,
27 n., 29 n.
Campbell, Duncan and John, letters
from, to Gov. Winthrop of Conn., 12.
420-427.
Campbell, F. A. G., and Nijhoff, Messrs.,
13. 308.
Campbell, George Douglass, 8th Duke of
Argyle, see Argyle.
Campbell, John, news-letters written by,
to Fitz-John Winthrop, 9. 485-501.
Campbell, John, Baron, his 'Lives of the
Chancellors ' quoted, 7. 318, 325. On
Judge Story, 10. 197.
Campbell, John, 2d Duke of Argyle, see
Argyle.
Campbell, John, Earl London, see Lou-
don.
Campbell, John, LL.D., d. 1775, 20. 46 n.
Campbell, John Douglas, Marquis of
Lome, see Lome.
Campbell, Rev. John Kippen, his sermon
before the Society for Propagating
Christian Knowledge, i. 147.
Campbell, Loomis J., donations from, 10.
80; 11.499.
Campbell, R., American Consul at Genoa,
5. 293.
Campbell, Capt. Robert, 16. 72, 78 n.
Campbell, Thomas, 3. 391; 4. 398; 10.
438; 13. 429; 14. 46, 367; 18- 176.
Campbell, William, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 18. 266.
Campbell, Capt. William, 15. 82.
Campbell, William W., 2. 256 n. Dona-
tion from, 2. 176.
Campellio y Corrio, donation from, 4. 10.
Campobello, island, 17. 207.
Campus Martins, Marietta, 17. 188 n.
Canada, 3. 33; 6. 187, 428; 7. 224,228,
230, 231, 235, 248, 257, 258, 264, 370,
371 ; 10. 324, 393; n. 312-314, 327 ; 12.
206, 227, 276, 461; 14. 122. 'List of
Governors of,' i. 8. ' Value of British
Property in,' i. 8. 'Importance of,' i.
20. ' Report on promoting Education
in,' i. 55. French archives of, i. 55.
'Letter describing settlements in Up-
per,' i. 111. Legislative documents of,
2. 182. American successes in, 1775,
7. 212. Donation from, 10. 144. Con-
quest of, by the English, ix. 120-125.
Kirke's conquest of, 14. 376 n. Popu-
lation of, in 1713, 15. 21.
Canada Company, 10. 380 ; 14. 376 n.
1 Canadian Church Press,' donation from,
7. 115.
Canajoharie, N. Y., 19 404, 406, 422.
Canal in Boston, 4. 79.
Canal to the Connecticut River, 18. 65.
Canals first constructed in Massachusetts,
n.59,60.
Canandaigua, N. Y., 4. 99; 5. 214; 10.
335; 18. 4. Portraits in the court-
house at, 13 67.
Canary Islands, trade from, with Rich-
mond Island, 3. 184.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Candler, Rev. Matthias, manuscript pre-
pared by, 2. 377*. Paper by J. L. Ches-
ter, on the ' Candler Manuscript/ 5.
486-499.
Candolle, Alphonse Louis P. P. de, 17.
409, 413.
Candy Parish, N. H., aids Boston, 1774,
4. 224.
Cane, Christopher, 20. 266.
Cane, Ruth (Mrs. Johnson), 20. 266.
Caner, Rev. Henry, D.D., 14. 100; 15.
331 ; 19. 234, 235. His sermon on the
death of George II., i. 101. (Or Dr.
By les ? ) 8. 399. Bill of sale of a negro
belonging to, 14. 257. A refugee from
Boston in 1776, 18. 266.
Canne, John, 17. 173.
Cannibalism in New England, 14. 17.
Canning, George, 12. 443 ; 17.18 ; 19. 34 n.
Canning, Stratford, see Stratford de Red-
cliffe.
Cannon, Richard, cited, 4. 149.
Cannon-ball, a gift from J. Shipley, 4. 52.
Cannon-ball from Brattle Street Church,
20. 189, 192.
Cannon-balls found on Breed's Hill, 7. 302.
Canny, Joseph, 16. 265, 275.
Canny, Mary (Mrs. Willey), 14. 151.
Cano, Juan Sebastian del, 19. 60 n., 61 n.
Canova, Antonio, 4. 311.
Cansick, Frederick T., donation from, 12.
12. His ' Epitaphs of S. Pancras,' 12.
215.
Canterbury, Charles Manners-Sutton, Vis-
count, 12. 272.
Canterbury, Conn., Church of, 8. 221.
Canterbury, N. H., 17. 155.
Canton, China, 7. 428, 429, 431, 432.
Samuel Shaw appointed consul, 7. 395.
Canton, Mass., 12. 52 ; 15. 5.
Canton Packet, ship, 7. 411.
Canton River, 7. 415.
Cape Ann, 3. 28, 34 ; 7. 204, 256, 380.
Cape Breton, i. 20; 7. 476 ; 10. 161, 394 ;
19. 387. ' Enquiry into the Causes of
the Failure of the Expedition to,' i. 19.
' Histoire de,' i. 201.
Cape Cod, Mass., 3. 142, 294, 310, 324 ; 7.
172, 249, 422 ; 16. 74-80, 83, 92, 94, 95.
Statistics relating to the towns on,
2. 81. Canal across, 2. 198. And the
4 Mayflower,' 4. 141. Compact at, 1620,
9. 21. Manufacture of salt on, 15. 224.
Cape Elizabeth, Me., 12. 405, 408. Grants
made to Trelawney and Goodyear, 3.
183. Taxation of, 8. 228. Named by
Capt. John Smith, 12. 418.
Cape Hatteras, 7. 414.
Cape Henry, 7. 414.
Cape Horn, 7. 412.
Cape of Good Hope, 7. 411 ; 13. 327.
Cape Sable, 4. 42.
Cape Spencer, N. B., 17 208.
Capellen, Baron J. D. van der, 10 161;
Capen, (Messrs. Marsh, Capen, $•
Lyon), 2. 28.
Capen, Hopestill, n. 394, 395.
Capen, John, d. 1692, 17. 144, 144 n.
Capen, John, 20. 323.
Capen, Rev. Joseph, 8. 23, 27.
Capen, Nahum, requests the loan of cer-
tain books, 2. 497.
Capers, B. H., u. 17.
Capers, Gabriel, n. 17.
Capers, William H.,'n. 19.
Capes of Delaware, 5. 4.
Capitol, Washington, D. C., table made
from pieces of the dome, presented
by B. B. French, 9. 353.
Capponi, Gino, Marquis, 4. 201.
Capron, Lieut. Benjamin, 15. 77.
Capsa, Charles Francis, Bishop of, his
letter on education, i. 55.
Captain's Hill, site of Standish's house,
5. 159.
Capucine Mission, Castine, Me , 7. 374.
Caraccioli, papal legate, 20. 375.
Caranna, a medicine, 5. 398.
Carayon, Auguste, his 'Premiere Mis-
sion'cited, 18. 91 n., 92 n.
Cardiff Giant, u. 158, 328. Letter of
Prof. Marsh on, n. 161.
Cards made of horse-hide, exhibited, 12. 1.
Cardwell, Edward, 3. 79.
Cardwell, William, Esq., u. 490.
Careie, William, 19. 80. See Carey.
Carell, see Caryl.
Carew, George, 19. 80, 80 n.
Carew, George, Lord, 13. 96.
Carew, Gome, 18. 105 n., 115.
' Carew Papers ' cited, 19. 82 n.
Carey, Matthew (1695), 14. 129 n.
Carey, Matthew, donations from, 2. 11,
39. American Museum quoted, 3. 226 ;
4. 153.
Carey, R. M., donation from, 2. 237.
Carey, Hon. Thomas G., his death, 5. 19.
Carey, William, 19. 80, 80 n.
Caribbean Sea, project of a ship-canal,
3. 75-77.
Caricatures relating to the American
Revolution, 14. 168, 169.
Cariey, Sir Wymond, 5. 498.
Carl, pseu don., 19. 118, 119.
Carle, Timothy, marriage of, 14. 152,
Carleton, , u. 310.
Carleton, Dudley, Lord Dorchester, see
Dorchester.
Carleton (Carlton), Qov. Sir Guy, Lord
Dorchester, 2. 196; 4. 38; 7. 219, 221,
228,237; 12.206; 14-237; 15.186; 19.
407. The Carleton papers, 5. 346. Re-
ported retreat to Quebec, 7. 216. Report
a prisoner, 7. 222.
Carleton, Osgood, i. 141 n.-, 7. 425. De-
scription of his map, 6. 35, 38. An old
map of Boston by, exhibited, 17. 365.
Carleton, Thomas, Governor of J\ew
Brunswick, 15. 187 ; 17. 210.
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Carleton County, N. B., 17. 210 n.
Carleton Papers, 5. 346.
Carlile, Christopher, 19. 76.
Carlisle, Charles Howard, 3d Earl, 12. 415.
Carlisle, George William Frederick How-
ard, 1th Earl of, 16. 430. His ' Diary in
Turkish and Greek Waters/ edited by
C. C. Felton, 10. 357.
Carlisle, Henry Howard, ±th Earl of, 12.
415.
Carlisle, James Hay, Viscount Doncaster,
Earl of, 13. 94.
Carlisle,' Mass., 12. 407 n. ; 18. 158 ; 19.
377. Origin of the name of, 12. 415.
Carlisle, Penn., 17 201, 201 n., 202 n.
Carlow, , 17. 376
Carlstadt, Andreas Bodenstein, 20. 379.
CARLYLE, THOMAS, D. C.L., 13. 450 ; 14.
194 ; 16. 427 ; 18. 324-329, 406, 19. 298,
307. Manuscripts concerning the fam-
ily of B: Franklin given by, to Edward
Everett, 3. 174-176. Donates the Rec-
ord Book of Ecton Parish to Mr. E .
Everett, 3. 175, 176; 6. 334. Letter
from, ii. 198, 199. Elected an Honor-
ary Member, n. 225. Accepts mem-
bership, n. 233. His death, 18. xx.
Extract from a letter from, to Dr.
Worcester, 18. 173. Death of, an-
nounced, 18. 323. Remarks by the
President, 18. 323, 324. Paper upon,
read by Mr. Ralph Waldo Emerson,
18. 324-328. Remarks by Rev. James
Freeman Clarke, 18. 329, 330 ; by Dr.
William Everett, 18. 330; by Col. Lee,
18. 330. Publication of his ' Sartor
Resartus,' 18. 379. His 'History of
Frederick the Great ' cited, n. 114, 128,
143. His ' Sartor Resartus/ 16. 418.
His ' French Revolution/ 16. 418.
Carmichael, Lieut., 5. 375.
Carmichael, Mr., ig. 362, 363.
Carmichael, William, 10. 275. Letter
from, exhibited to the Society, 18.
287.
Carrnicle, Daniel, 15. 124.
Carnaervon, Marchioness of, ig. 218.
Came, Ned, 8. 381.
Carnes, Parson, 7. 204.
Carnes, — — , son of Parson Carnes, 7. 214.
Carnes, Edward, 7. 202; ix. 140.
Carnes, Mrs. Emmeline (Dobell), 13. 421-
423.
Carnes, Emmeline Wainwright (Mrs.
Weeks), 13. 423.
Carnes, Francis, 13. 421, 423.
Carnes, Francis John, 13. 423.
Carnes, John, 5. 359.
Carnes, Joseph, n. 140.
Carnes, Mrs. Laura C., 13, 423.
Carnes, Lucy Payne (Mrs. Weeks), 13.
405, 423.
Caro, Annibal, 10. 159. His ^Eneid, man-
uscript, i. 152 n. ; 10. 159.
Carolina Art Association, 20. 394.
6
Carolinas, the, 6. 153. Locke's constitu-
tion recognizes slavery, 7. 315. Map of
coast, faces 20 402.
Caroline of England, i. 55, 191.
Caroline, ship, 7. 428.
Caroline Amelia Elizabeth of England, her
death, 19. 31.
Carpenter, , 17. 197.
Carpenter, , a barber, 7. 198, 200.
Carpenter, Charlotte M., Lady Scott, see
Scott.
Carpenter, Philip, killed by Indians, 14.
145.
Carpenter, Stephen C., on the death of
Alex. Hamilton, 6. 281.
Carpenter, William, 14. 145 n.
Carpenter, Elder William, 8. 221, 222.
Carpenters' Company of Philadelphia,
donation from, 4. 54.
Carr, Col., 29*A British Regt., 6. 485. The
British troops sent to the Castle, 6. 485.
Carr, Mrs., refugee, 18. 266.
Carr, Patrick, 6. 174.
Carr, Robert, Earl of Somerset, see Somer-
set.
Carr, Sir Robert, Royal Commissioner, 4.
273; 5. 37^; 6. 71 ;' 7. 344; io.382; 15.
64 n., 66 n.; 18. 345. Letter from, to
the Earl of Lauderdale, 4. 274-276.
Carr, Lieut. Samuel, 15. 86.
Carrel, Mrs., 17. 201.
Carriar, Martha, 20. 313.
Carriar, Thomas, 20. 312, 313.
Carrigan, J. N., donations from, 3. 85 ; 5.
52.
CARRINGTON, Col. HENRY B., LL.D., 19.
285 ; 20. 94. Elected a Corresponding
Member, 19. 67. Accepts membership,
19 97. Speaks of a recent discovery
in Egypt, 20 361.
Carroll, Charles, of Carrollton, 14. 45 ; 15.
393. Portrait of, i. 500, 500 n.
Carroll, Daniel, 19. 393 n.
Carroll, J., letter from, to Pres. Willard,
2 490.
Carroll, Rt.-Rev. John, his 'Address to
the Roman Catholics of the United
States/ i. 19-
Carroll, Lieut. Jonathan, 15. 82.
Carson, J. Brevoort, 3. 259.
Carswell, Rev. Solomon, 17. 256 n.
Carter, Major, 15. 91, 94.
Carter, Mrs., 4. 135.
Carter, D. M., 14. 64.
Carter, Hannah (Mrs. Tracy), 16. 474.
Carter, James, n. 140.
Carter, James & John, n. 308.
Carter, Nathaniel, 16. 285 n.
Carter, Richard, 1657, 3. 337.
Carter, Richard, Dover, 16. 265.
Carter, Richard B. ( Carter, Hendee,frCo.),
17. 121.
Carter, Samuel, 8. 13, 21, 26.
Carter, Samuel, 11. 316.
Carter, Thomas, 12. 117.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Carter, Andrews, & Co., Messrs., ig. 429n.
Carter-Brown Library, 20. 229, 230.
Carter, Hendee, & Co., Messrs., 17. 121.
Carteret, Sir George, 4. 345, 347; 6. 72 n.;
13. 135. Report by, and grant to, 10.
388.
Carteret, John, see Granville, Earl of.
Carteret, Philip, 2. 546 n.
Carthagena, S. A., paper by Ellis Ames
on the expedition against, under Ad-
miral Vernon, 18. 364-378 ; records of
the Governor and Council of Mass.,
relating to, 18. 3G8-378. Appointment
of commanders in the expedition
against, 18. 373-375.
Carthew, John, 12. 108.
Cartier (Cartyer), Jacques, 5. 129.
Cartwright, Capt., 15. 337.
Cartwright, Mr., n. 226.
Cartwright, Mr., brings a slave from
Russia to England in 1569, 7. 313.
Cartwright, Charles W., 2. 206, 207.
Cartwright, Col. George, one of the Royal
Commissioners, 4. 274-276 ; 5. 377 ; 6.
71 n. ; 7. 344 ; 12. 420; 15 64 n. ; 16.
229, 232, 234.
Cartwright, John, i. 177.
Cartwright, Thomas, Bishop of Chester,
' 17. 305.
Cartwright, Rev. Thomas, 10. 382; n.
201 ; 13. 336 ; 17. 340.
Cartyer, see Cartier.
Carus, Karl Gustav, 14. 15.
Carver, Capt., 2 525.
Carver, Gov. John, 6. 36; 10. 377 n.
Sword of, presented, i. 88, 114n. ; 4.
142 ; 5. 373. Elected first Governor of
Plymouth Colony, 9. 22.
Carver, Melzer, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 266.
Carver, Mass., 2 291 n.
Carwithan, G., 18. 68.
Cary, Mr., 16. 292.
Gary, Mrs., accused of witchcraft, 5. 35.
Cary, Mrs. (Gray), 8. 386.
Cary, Miss Anne, 16. 389.
Cary, James, 18. 166.
Cary, Michael, 20. 10.
Cary, Nathaniel, xx. 392, 395.
Cary, Major Richard, 14. 276 ; 15. 87.
Appointed brigade major, 15. 143.
Cary, Samuel. 18. 166.
GARY, Hon. THOMAS G. i. 367 ; 18. 154,
206. Elected a Resident Member, 4.
113. Donation from, 3. 63, 93. His
death, 4. 331, 332. J: C. Gray to pre-
pare a memoir of, 4. 451. 'Memoir of,'
by J. Elliot Cabot, 18. 166-168. His
'Life of Thomas H. Perkins,' x. 353.
Cary, William, 3. 260.
Cary, William Ferdinand, 16. 389.
Caryl, Rev. Benjamin, i. 345.
Caryl, Rev. Joseph, 10. 159; xx. 201.
Carysfort, ship, 6. 23 1.
Casa, Giovanni delhi, n. 422.
Casas, Bartolome de las, 16. 318, 383.
His ' History of Spanish Cruelties,' i.
11. Translation of, in the Dowse Li-
brary, 3. 385.
Casco, Me., 16. 103, 106 ; 17. 353.
Casco Bay, witchcraft at, 5. 36.
Casey, Wanton, 17. 182n., 189, 189 n.
CASS, Hon. LEWIS, LL.D., 2. 176 ; 10. 218 ;
20. 28, 29. Nominated a Corresponding
Member, I. 472. Elected, i. 474. Ac-
cepts membership, 1.483. Letter from,
2.213,213n. His death, 9. xvi. His
death announced, 9 250; 10. 3.
Cass, Mrs. Lewis, 19. 103.
Cassas, Louis Franyois, his ' Voyage Pit-
toresque en Egypte et Syrie,' 17. 439.
Cassini, Giovanni Domenico, 16. 239.
Cassius, , 3. 366.
Casteleyne, Abraham, 3. 333.
Casteleyne, Vincent, 3. 333.
Casteline, Mons., n. 134.
Castelli, Bartolommeo, his ' Lexicon,' 18.
426.
Castine, , 7. 332.
Castine, Vincent de, 12. 119 ; 14. 135 n.
Castine, Me., 12. 264; 16. Ill n. ; 20. 270,
272. Inscription on a plate of copper
found at, 7. 374 ; 13. 39.
Castle Island, Boston Harbor, 5. 16; 6.
207-209 ; 7. 245, 246, 256 ; 12. 182, 207-
211; 17. 19-21. Embarkation of the
British troops for, 3. 309 ; 6. 482, 483.
485,486. Records of, exhibited, 12. 181,
207. Remarks on the memorial stone
by Mr. Deane, 17. 19-22. Heliotype
of the memorial stone placed in the
fort, faces 17. 20.
Castle William, Boston Harbor, 3. 10 ; 4.
28, 33, 40; 5. 55; 7. 245; 17 69, 216,
289; 18. 369, 371, 372; 19. 129-131,
13 In., 132, 133; 20. 350.
Castleton, , 6. 357.
Castoreus, Maurice, see Coster, J. L.
' Castorland, Journal de,' 7. 326-338 ; 8.
463 ; 10. 160 ; 15. 367. The ' Journal '
presented, 7. 145.
Castorland Piece, a medal, 7. 337, 338.
Castro, Cristobal Vaca de, 16. 318.
Caswell, Alexis, LL.D., 19. 382.
Catacazy, Constantino de, 12. 174; 18.
196 n.
Catalogue of Harvard College, see Har-
vard College.
Catalogue of Harvard University Libra-
ry, see Harvard University, Library of.
Catalogue of the Cabinet of the Society,
3. 248.
Catalogue of the Library of the Society,
i. 55, 103 n., 230 n., 474; 2. 16, 18, 19,
32, 42, 43 n., 44 n., 81 n. ; 3. 145, 160,
245; 4. 124; 8. 267; 10. 471; 13. 18,
278 ; 19. 355. Preparation of, referred
to the Standing Committee, i. 467. As-
sistant Librarian to use his discretion
regarding entries in the Catalogue, 2.
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83. Mr. Harris's labor thereon, 2. 120,
121. A committee appointed to consid-
er the printing of a new, 2. 418. Beport
of committee on, 2. 420. Action of the
committee on, 2. 528. A committee
appointed to report on making a new,
2. 573. Report of the committee, 2.
586-591. Services of Mr. James I.
Wood, 2. 591 n. Services of Dr. John
Appleton on, 2. 592 n. Subscription
for making a new, 2. 594, 603 n. Pro-
gress reported in the new issue of, 3.
87. Prepared, 4. 5. Estimate of cost
of publishing, 4. 52. Subscription for,
4. 53. Printing, 4. 241-243. Vol. I.
printed; its binding, 4. 365, 379. Vol.
II. in type, 4. 438. Completed, 5. 19.
Vote of thanks to the committee on,
5. 28. Entries of books in, and of addi-
tions to the Library, 6. 16. Report on
the shelf-catalogue, 10. 4, 147. List of
MSS. belonging to the Society in 1792,
catalogued by Dr. Belknap, 10. 323-
325 ; 13. 229, 230. See foot-note, p. 41.
Supplementary volume needed, n. 43.
Copy of the earliest printed, presented,
xi. 309.
Catalogue Fund, 4. 253 ; 5. 23, 190 ; 6. 9.
Cater, Richard, 14. 135.
Cathalon, Stephen, 12. 289.
Catharine, Empress of Russia, 2. 397, 403 ;
15. 31, 32, 47. Desirous of procuring
an Indian vocabulary, 3. 51.
Catharine of Arragon, Queen of England,
ii. 424.
Cathcart, Charles, Lord, 18. 368, 372.
Catherwood, F., 2. 256 n.
Catholic Church on the jail lands, advo-
cated by N. I. Bowditch, 5. 505.
Catley, Anne, 19. 214.
CATLIN, GEORGE, 13. 13 ; 18. 203. Nom-
inated a Corresponding Member, 2.
113. Elected, 2. 115. Accepts mem-
bership, 2. 120. His death, 12. xviii.
Announcement of the death of, 12. 315.
Notice of him by the President, 12. 316.
His proposed picture of the Virginia
Convention of 1829, 13. 25. His por-
trait of Pres. Madison, 13. 25. Quoted,
7. 448.
Cato, negro, 20. 135.
Cato, Marcus Portius, 18. 138; 19 213.
Cato, letter-of-marque, ship, 5. 359.
Gator, Mrs. Colonel, 20. 99.
Catteau-Calleville, Jean Pierre Guil-
laume, his 'View of Sweden,' i. 113.
Cattle, William, Carolina, n. 140.
Catullus, 3. 384.
Caughnawaga, n. 319, 321.
Caulfield, James, Marquis Charlemont, see
Charlemont.
Caulking, Mr., 19. 407.
CAULKINS, Miss P'RANCES M., 2. 424.
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
2. 424. Elected, 2. 425. To receive a
copy of Vol. I., fourth series of the
Collections, 2. 491. Donation from, 2.
508. Her death, 10. xvi. Her death
announced, 10. 473, 474. Her ' History
of New London ' cited and quoted, 6.
255; 7. 345; 12. 397. Account of a
MS. poem of, 11. 130.
Cavaignac, Louis Eugene, 15. 316.
Cavaliers, their character as settlers in
the New World, 15. 18.
Cave, Rev. William, D.D., his ' Primitive
Christianity,' 18. 428. His ' Apostolici/
18.429. His 'Ecclesiastic!/ 18. 429.
Cavellero, Dr. Joseph Augustin, see
Cabellero.
Cavendish, George. 17. 301, 304. His
' Life of Wolsey,' 5. 321.
Cavendish, Lord William, 13. 109.
Cavendish, Eng., 7. 115.
Caverly, Anthony, 18. 372.
Cavour, Camillo Benso, Count, 16. 15; 17.
313.
Cawdrey, Rev. Daniel, tract by, i. 340.
Cawkechan, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Cawood, John, printer, 12. 441. His edi-
tions of the Bible, 10. 428, 429.
Cawton, Mrs. Elizabeth (Jenkyn), 5. 497,
498.
Cawton, Rev. Thomas, husband of E :
Jenkyn, 5. 497, 498.
Caxton, William, 3. 137 n.; 9. 343.
' Caxton Memorial Bible,' 17. 1.
Cay ley, Arthur, 15. 385.
Cayrawaga Indians take up the hatchet,
7. 196.
Cayuga County, N. Y., 7. 149.
Cazeau, Mrs. Patience, death of, 15.
343.
Cazeau, William, 15. 343.
Cazenove, C. P. & Co., 3. 52.
Cazneau, Hon. Andrew, n. 140 ; 15. 397;
19. 147, 148. A refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 266.
Cazneau, William, n. 393, 395.
Cebes, his ' Tabula,' 18. 430.
Cecil, James, see Salisbury, Earl of.
Cecil, Robert Arthur Talbot Gascoigne,
3c? Marquis of Salisbury, see Salisbury.
Cecil, Sir William, 2. 321.
Cednor, William, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 266.
Celestines, Sens, amortissement by Louis,
Duke of Orleans, in their favor, 7. 153 ;
10. 164.
Cellar-pits found on Manomct River, 3.
254, 255.
Cemetery dos Prazeres, 2. 191.
Cempoalla, 4. 282.
' Censor/ i. 6, 167.
Centenarians, 8. 435-440; 10. 48. Ac-
counts of, xi. 241, 345-347, 486-491.
Centennial Exhibition, Phila., 14. 205,319,
327, 329, 340. Report of the committee
on, 14. 170. Mr. Saltonstall's letter on,
14. 170.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
'Centennial History of the United States/
plan of the publication of, by the gov-
ernment, presented by Mr. Winsor, 20.
327. Referred to a committee of the
Society, 20. 327. Report of the com-
mittee, 20. 350.
Center, John, 12. 107.
' Centinel/ 2. 140 n. ; union of, with the
• Gazette/ 19. 227.
Central America, 2. 14 ; 3. 76.
Central Church, New Haven, 19. 195.
Central Universalist Church, Boston, n.
129.
Centreville, Va., 7. 82, 84.
' Centuries of Magdeburg ' cited, n. 459,
460.
* Century/ magazine, 20. 58, 96.
Century Association, ' Proceedings of, in
memory of Brig.-Gen. James S. Wads-
worth, and Col. Peter A. Porter/ pre-
sented by Martin Brimmer, Esq., 9.
67.
Ceracchi, Giuseppe, 4. 311 ; 12. 81 ; 13.
254.
Cerberus, ship, 5. 54.
Ceres, ship, 6. 435.
Cerinthus and St. John, II. 211.
Certificate, to be given to donors to the
Library, 3. 245.
Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel, 3. 385 ; 20.
388.
Cestius, Caius, 19 205.
Chabot, Charles, ' The Handwriting of
Junius/ 12. 214.
Chace, Mr., 7. 210.
Chace, Mrs., 7. 189, 210.
Chace, Capt. Peter, donation from, i. 56.
Chadbourne, Benjamin, 10. 99.
Chadbourne, Humphrey, 14. 372. -
CHADBOURNE, PAUL A., LL.D., 18. 406 ;
20. 189. Elected a Resident Member,
18. 119. Accepts membership, 18. 179.
Remarks by the President, on announc-
ing the death of, 20. 106, 107. Resolu-
tion of the Society, 20. 108.
Chadwel, Samuel, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 266.
Chadwell, Nicholas, 12. 116.
Chadwick, Mr., 15. 95.
Chadwick, Mr., donation from, i. 131.
Chadwick, Alfred, 19. 229.
Chadwick, Edwin, 18. 327.
Chadwick, Mrs. Elizabeth H., 19. 229.
Chadwick, Lieut. John, 15. 79.
Chagres, first steamer to, 7. 412.
Chairs, donation and picture of one from
the house of Dean Berkeley, 3. 24, 25.
Donation and picture of a chair made
from the house of Washington, in New
York, 3. 123. First chairs used by the
Society, 3. 166, 167.
Chaleur Bay, 3. 37.
Challons, Capt. Henry, 18. 8C
114 n.
Chalmers, Alexander, 18. 170.
i, 87, 87 n.,
CHALMERS, GEORGE, 3. 261 ; 8. 296 ; n.
189, 191 n. ; 17. 378 ; 20. 280, 294 n.,
308. Nominated a Corresponding Mem-
ber, i. 252. Elected, i. 254. Unpub-
lished autograph manuscript of, 2. 362.
The manuscript of, purchased, 2. 363.
Leave to copy a portion of his MS.
granted, 10. 331. His ' Political An-
nals/ i. 26; 2. 362, 363, 363 n.; 3. 261 ;
4.159; 6. 70 n. ; 7. 486 n. ; 10. 163; n.
174, 175 n., 188 n, 195; 13. 455, 457; 16.
101. His 'Comparative Strength of
Great Britain/ i. 113.
Chalmers, Rev. Thomas, D.D., 14. 155;
16. 461 ; 17. 361.
Chamber of Commerce, N. Y., see New
York (State) Chamber of Commerce.
I Chamberlain, Mr., donation from, 10.
484.
Chamberlain, Capt. Freedom, 15. 75.
Chamberlain, Furnell, 13. 372.
Chamberlain, Jason, letter and donation
from, i. 238.
Chamberlain, John, 1611, letters of,
quoted, 10. 30 n.; 13. 88, 93.
Chamberlain, John, surveyor, 17. 210 n.
CHAMBERLAIN, lion. MELLEN, LL.B., i.
197 n. ; 8. 42 ; 14. 108; 15. 241 ; 17. 76 ;
20. 190, 358. Elected a Resident Mem-
ber, 12. 316. Reads a letter of Jeffer-
son to Baron Humboldt, 14. 167. Reads
sketch of the life of Rev. Samuel Hen-
ley, D.D., 15. 230. Of committee to
nominate officers, 17. 51, 362. Of com-
mittee to arrange the collection of au-
tographs of Mrs. Grenville Temple
Winthrop, 17. 102, 103. Moves a vote
of thanks to Messrs. Appleton, War-
ren, and Tuttle, 18. 36. Of committee
to arrange the ' Winthrop Manuscripts/
18. 67. Remarks by, concerning arbi-
trary arrests, 18. 154. Remarks by, on
the currency question, in provincial
times, 20. 32-34. Vote of thanks to,
20. 37. Requested to prepare an ac-
count of the Winthrop Manuscripts, 20.
37. Moves a vote of thanks to Messrs.
Lodge and Brooks, 20. 200. Remarks
by, on the charges against Samuel
Adams, 20. 223-226. Of a committee
to consider the plan of a proposed
Centennial History of the United
States, 20. 327.
Chamberlain, Richard, 16. 258; 17. 227.
Extract from a letter of, to the Lord?
of the Council, 16. 259.
Chamberlayne, John, F.R.S., letter to,
in regard to his gift to Harvard Col-
lege, 6. 346.
Chamberlin, , 14. 161.
Chambers, , inn kept by, 17. 202,
202 n.
Chambers, Charles, portrait of, by Smi-
bert, 17. 96.
Chambers, Hon. Ezekiel F., 19. 52, 52 n.
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Chambers, George E., donations from, 7.
100 ; 8. 314 ; 9. 255 ; 10 33, 200 ; n. 499.
Chambers, Robert, 12. 152.
Chambers, William and Robert, 8. 450.
' Papers for the People/ its plagiarism,
, 10. 448.
Chambersburgh, Perm.., 17. 200 n.
Chambers's Tavern, Penn.y 17. 202, 202w.
Chamblee, , 7. 213.
Chambrier, James de, u. 239.
Chamier, Daniel, his 'Panstratise/ 18. 430.
Champdore, , 18. 88.
Champernowne, C., 15. 384.
Champernowne (Champernoon),
Francis, 13. 314; 15. 103.
Champernowne, Henry, 15. 384.
Champlain, Samuel de, 8. 465 ; 13. 441 ;
14. 376 ». ; 15. 43 ; 17. 85 ; 18. 88, 89,
104. His '(Euvres' cited, 18. 88 n.,
97 n., 98 n.
Champlain, Lake, 6. 187.
Champlin, Mr., 6. 240.
Champney, E. G., 19. '85 n.
Champney, Ebenezer, 19. 165.
Champollion, Jean Fraii9ois, d. 1832, 15
292.
Champollion-Figeac, Jean Jacques, d.
1867, his ' Documents Inedits relatifs a
Jean, Sire de Joinville/ etc., 2. 375 n.
Chancellorsville, battle of, 20. 345.
Chancery Jurisdiction, essay on the es-
tablishment of, in Massachusetts, i.
218.
Chancewell, ship, 10. 393, 394.
Chandler, , postmaster, 12. 424.
Chandler, , refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 266.
Chandler, Mr., portrait of, by Smibert, 16.
394.
Chandler, Mrs., portrait of, by Smibert,
16. 394.
Chandler, Lieut. David, 15. 80.
Chandler, Gardiner, 13. 62.
Chandler, George, M.D., donations from,
2. 569 ; 9. 247.
Chandler, Horace P., donations from, 10.
134, 311; ii. 499.
Chandler, Rev. James, Tucker's letter to,
i.79.
Chandler, Col. John, 19. 250.
Chandler, Col. John, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 18. 266 ; 19. 216.
Chandler, Joseph, 15. 255.
Chandler, Joseph, his oration at Mon-
mouth, i. 177.
Chandler, Hon. Joshua, 15. 186.
Chandler, M. E., donation from, 7. 101.
Chandler, Mary (Mrs. Greene), 16. 394.
Chandler, Nathaniel, 4. 362. A refugee
from Boston in 1776, 18. 266.
Chandler, Nathaniel, Duxbwry, 18. 365.
CHANDLER, Hon. PELEG W., LL.D., 4.
167; n. 341 n.; 17. 335; 18. 23,36, 54;
19. 357 ; 20. 298, 333. Donations from,
2. 212, 217, 221, 457; 9. 437; 10. 86.
Nominated a Resident Member, 2. 263.
Elected, 2. 264. Accepts membership,
2. 265. Present at meetings of the So-
ciety, 2. 271, 286, 287, 297, 300, 303,
314, 318, 319, 324, 328, 345, 349, 350,
356, 358, 363, 364, 370, 372, 377, 421,
429, 441, 513. Chosen Assistant Treas-
urer, 2. 299. Committees appointed to
examine his accounts, 2. 310, 340, 341,
370, 371. Report of the committee on
his accounts as Assistant Treasurer,
2. 313, 314. Elected Treasurer, 2. 313,
342. To borrow a certain sum for the
Society, 2. 339. To pay the bills for
printing Vol. IX. of the third series,
2. 339. Of committee to consider the
reprinting of the Collections, 2. 340.
To keep a separate account of all
money received for the sales of the
Collections, 2. 342. Statement con-
cerning the debt for printing Vol. IX.
of the third series, 2. 348. To expend
a certain sum for binding pamphlets,
2. 350. Reads a letter from Mr. Theo-
philus Parsons, 2. 356. Declines re-
election as Treasurer, 2. 369. Report
of his accounts, and statement of the
same by himself, 2. 366-369. Of com-
mittee to invest the money of the Soci-
ety, 2. 370. Investment of funds, 2.
371. Of committee to address a memo-
rial to the General Court concerning
the ownership of certain papers, 2 420,
420 n. Report of the committee, 2. 435,
436, 436 n.-441 n. Of committee to re-
vise the By-Laws of the Society, 3. 154.
Signs a memorial remonstrating against
a petition of the ' Historic, Genealogical
Society/ for a change of its corporate
name, 3. 266-270. On Rufus Choate,
4. 366-372. His remarks on Gov. An-
drew, 10. 87. Appointed to prepare a
memoir of him, 10. 88. His letter to
Mr. Deane, on the establishment of
courts of oyer and terminer, 20. 328,
330. ' Memoir ' of Gov. John A. An-
drew by, 18. 41-64. His 'Criminal
Trials' cited, 20. 298 n. Communica-
tion from, in regard to the witchcraft
trials in 1692, read by Mr. Deane, 20.
395-400.
Chandler, Rufus, 13. 62 ; 15. 397. A ref-
ugee from Boston in 1776, 18. 266.
Chandler, Samuel, 15. 95.
Chandler, Rev. Samuel, D.D., 15. 237 n.
Chandler, Seth, donation from, 2. 41.
Chandler, Stephen, 15. 255.
Chandler, William, acquitted by a court-
martial, 16. 344.
Chandler, William, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 1 8. 266.
Channing, Edward Tyrrel, LL.D., 17.
402 ; 20. 202.
Channing, Francis D., 2. 390; 6. 277 n.;
19. 146. »
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Channing, George G., 10. 427.
CHANNING, Rev. HENRY, D.D., i. 483.
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
1. 437. Elected, i. 446. Donations
from, 2. 39, 59.
Channing, Walter, M.D., 17. 399, 409;
20. 241. Donations from, 5. 86, 193.
Channing, Rev. William E., D.D., i. 391 ;
2. 272; 3. 391; 5. 297; 10. 177, 221,
225, 229, 235, 424; n. 89, 378; 13.
443 ; 15. 392 ; 16. 125 ; 18. 23, 24, 174,
329, 380 ; 19. 6 ; 20. 202, 261. Notice
of a review of one of his sermons,
by Dr. Wisner, 2. 5. ' Almost the only
melancholy preacher in Boston,' 5.
419, 420. His advice to J: Codman,
5. 419, 420. Kemarks by the Presi-
dent on the centennial anniversary
of the birth of, 18. 23, 24. Letter
from, to Mr. Winthrop, 18. 24. His
Fast sermon, x. 218. His 'Memoirs'
cited, 6. 300, 309. Cited, 8. 168.
Channing, Dr. William F., donation from,
3.85.
Channing and Chaloner, Messrs., 4. 42.
Channing Church, Newton, 18. 335.
Channing Street, Boston, 6. 29.
Chantrey, Sir Francis, R.A., his bust of
Sir Walter Scott, 3. 169, 172 ; 12. 144.
His statue of William Roscoe, 10. 435.
Chapel Hill, North Carolina, 10. 410.
Chapin, Rev. A. B., donation from, 2.
177.
Chapin, Enos, 15. 78 n.
Chapin, Gen. Israel, 13. 67 ; 15. 83.
Chapin, Josiah, 3. 343.
Chapin, Lieut. Samuel, 15, 81.
Chaplain, J. C., 17. 103.
Chaplin, James P., M.D., 8. 456.
Chaplin, Rev. Jeremiah, D.D., granted
leave to copy a portion of the Dunster
Manuscript, 12. 68. His life of Henry
Dunster, 2. 584 n.
Chapman, Mr., 7. 346.
Chapman, Allen, 3. 261.
Chapman, Capt. Benjamin, 14. 101.
Chapman, Elizabeth (Mrs. Wilson), 14.
152.
Chapman, George H., letter from, giving
an account of the Fenwick family, n.
497.
Chapman, Rev. George T., D.D., his
' Sketches of the Alumni of Dartmouth
College ' cited, 19. 409 n.
Chapman, Mrs. H. B., 12. 321.
Chapman, Hezekiah, 15. 76 n.
Chapman, J. A., 14. 57.
Chapman, John, publishes Motley's ' Rise
of the Dutch Republic,' 16. 426.
Chapman, John G., 2. 101 ; 8. 91.
Chapman, Mercy (Mrs. Fry), 14. 152.
Chapman, Nathaniel. M.D., 2. 532 n.,
633??.
Chapman, Rev. R. M., donation from. 2.
450.
| Chapman School, Boston, name of, 6. 32.
Charas, Moise, 16. 251.
Chardon, , 8. 881.
Chardon, Peter, Esq., ix. 140; 13. 417.
Charity, vessel, 18. 441.
Charlemagne, 17. 57.
Charlemont, Elizabeth, Ladu, 12. 406 n.,
418.
Charlemont, James Caulfield, 1st Earl of,
12. 418.
Charlemont, James Caulfield, 2d Viscount,
12. 406 n.
Charlemont, James Caulfield, 3d Viscount,
12. 418.
Charlemont, Mass., 12. 405, 406 n., '408,
418.
Charlemont, N. H., 4. 93.
Charles, a witness to the will of Paumah-
tukquasuk, 2. 291 n.
Charles I. of England, 1. 103, 124, 290 ; 6.
66 n., 72 n. ; 8. 449 ; 10. 381, 385 ; ix. 173 ;
12. 191, 327. 432, 460; 14. 28, 371 n.,
376 n.; 15. 19, 64»n.; 17. 50 n., 380; 18.
296, 438, 442 ; 19. 95, 397 ; 20. 83, 84,
118, 339. Donation of a manuscript
relating to emigration to New England
under, 2. 377. Coins of his time, found
on Richmond Island, 3. 183, 184. Fac-
simile of warrant for beheading, 7. 100,
360. Objections of Roger Williams to
the patent granted to Massachusetts
by, 12. 346 et seq. Locket commemo-
rative of the death of, 12. 385, 386; 14.
3. Portrait of, lost at sea, 18. 259.
Charles II. of England, i. 38, 74, 122, 124,
131 ; 2. 448 n. ; 6. 67 n., 68 n. ; 8. 14, 15 ;
10. 390, 444, 455; u. 187 n., 195, 204;
12. 113,413; 13. 105; 15. 18; 16. 244,
246, 249, 250, 258, 276 ; 17. 54, 224, 228 ;
18. 5, 295, 345, 357, 358, 360, 388, 394,
398, 432 ; 20. 333. Letter of, to Gov.
Winthrop, i. 200 ; 6. 188, 488. Escape
of the regicides, 3. 62. Letter obtained
surreptitiously from, 6. 73 n. Origin of
the letter to Winthrop, with facsimile
of the same, 6. 488-491. Letter to Sir
John Rous, 6. 490. Letter to, from
Gov. Josiah Winslow, 7. 480-482.
Charles II. of Spain, 10. 162 ; 15. 49.
Charles III. of Spain, 15. 17, 48, 49.
Charles V. of France, 7. 153.
Charles V. of Germany, 15. 48; 16. 432;
20. 363, 376, 381.
Charles VI. of France, 7. 153.
Charles VI. of Germany, 7. 491.
Charles VII. of France, 15. 40 n.
Charles VIII. of France, 12. 70.
Charles X. of France, 15. 57 n., 315; 17.
309.
Charles XII. of Sweden, n. 242 ; 12. 425.
Charles, Duke of Orleans, b. 1391, 7. 154.
Charles Albert, King of Sardinia, 16. 15;
17. 45.
Charles Theodore, Elector of Bavaria, 20.
226.
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Charles River, 3. 371 ; 5. 510; 10. 328;
xi. 203.
Charles-River Bridge, n. 65.
Charles-River Bridge vs. Warren Bridge,
10. 62.
Charleston, S. C., 3. 132; 4. 97; 5. 83; 6.
17, 133, 168, 219, 221, 307, 435-437, 457;
7.263; 8. 215; 10. 237, 489; 17-175;
18. 71, 74, 309; 19. 155, 210, 248, 249.
The ice-trade in, 3. 54, 58. Cotton ex-
ported from, 3. 228. Mr. Hoar's mis-
sion to, 5. 370, 371. Donations of relics
of the Civil War, 6. 17. Capitulation
of, in the Revolution, 6. 212, 213. Plans
of conquest of Gen. Greene, 6. 231, 232.
Josiah Quincy's visit to, 1773, 7. 393.
First Unitarian Church in, 10. 239.
' Charleston Courier/ 6. 281.
Charlestown, Mass., 3. vii, 29, 86, 113,
162, 300, 320, 365-307 ; 4. 35, 79, 82, 84,
91, 221, 222, 304 ; 5. 53, 55, 244; 6. 225,
227, 228, 230, 295, 351, 352; 7. 187, 190-
194, 197, 199-201, 219, 227, 228, 241, 256,
265, 281, 414; 8. 19, 330, 352, 356, 359,
360, 362, 363, 382, 383, 387, 405 ; 10.
327 ; ii. 227, 231, 244, 306, 334, 399,
400 12. 179, 193-199, 203-205, 393, 400 ;
13. 397; 16. 106, 137, 138, 156, 158,201,
206, 283, 287-289, 291-293, 340, 350,
351, 355, 387; 17. 110, 116, 254, 262,
263, 263/1., 285, 286, 290, 317, 330, 332,
336, 344, 365, 440 ; 18. 65, 68, 163, 166,
191, 192, 289, 290, 319, 321 n., 431 ; 19.
136, 144, 250, 406 ; 20. 13, 15, 46, 64,
121-126, 129, 132, 138-141, 143, 147,
148, 211, 346, 347, 402, 403. Plan of
the School Farm of, i. 254 n. Artillery
Company in, i. 325, 326, 330. Resolve
recommending the relief of, 3. 35. The
Neck, 3. 371 ; 4. 297, 302. Settlement
of Gov. Winthrop's party, 3. 371; 9. 52.
Map of Boston taking in the penin-
sula of, 6. 39. Burning of, by the Brit-
ish, 6. 177 ; 12. 68, 361. Conditions of
distress among the first settlers, 6. 475,
476. In ruins, map of, 1775, 7. 362,
477. State prison at, n. 62. Origin of
the name of, 12. 396. View of, in 1743,.
14. 53. At the time of the battle of
Bunker Hill, 14. 54. Maps of, 14. 55.
Lafayette's visit to, in 1824, 14. 65-67.
Major Knowlton's attack en, 14. 276.
Charlestown, R. I., 8. 190, 196.
Charlestown Church, papers relating to,
10. 161.
Charlestown Ferry, 6. 351. Yearly rent
of, included in the income of Harvard
College, 6. 348, 349.
Charlestown Tree, 7. 477.
Charlevoix, Pierre Francois Xavier de, 3.
385; 4.278; 11. 320; 14. 126n., 128».,
136 n., 138 n. His ' Histoire de Para-
guay,' i. 7. His 'Histoire de la Nou-
velle France,' i. 60, 122.
Charlotte of England, 19. 216-218.
Charlton, Sir Francis, Bart., 12. 415.
Charlton, Mass., 12. 405, 407, 415; 17.
24.
Charnise, Charles de Menou, Seigneur
d'Aulnay, see Aulnay.
Charnock, Rev. Stephen, his ' Treatise of
Divine Providence/ 18. 428. His ' Dis-
courses on the Divine Attributes/ 18.
428.
Charrier, , 17. 173.
Charter granted to John Pierce and asso-
ciates, 1621, 9. 23. .
Charter Oak, Hartford, i. 497. A box
made from, 2. 321. A piece of, donated
to the Society, 3. Ill, 112 ; 5. 159.
Charter of Massachusetts Bay, see Massa-
chusetts.
Charter of the Society, i. 62-64, 67 n.,
230 n.; 2. 115 n., 116 n. Vote to peti-
tion the General Court to grant, i. 59.
A committee to consider an alteration
in, 2. 328. Amendment of, 2. 330, 335,
335 n. ; 3. 31-33, 154-158, 266. See By-
La ws.
Charters of incorporations, mode of ob-
taining, ii. 169.
Charters of New England, defence of, x.
8. Do not usually bear evidence of
enrolment, 5. 405.
Charton, Mr., copy of the letter to, from
Gen. Washington, given to the Society,
3-91.
Charts,3. 94. Loaned to theUnited States
Government, 2. 2, 11, 11 n.
Chase, Mr., 7. 237.
Chase, Mrs., 7. 193, 225.
Chase, Charles G., 4. 87.
Chase, Darius, to repair certain portraits,
2. 289 n. Donation from, 2. 303.
CHASE, GEORGE B., A.M., 17. 51 ; 18. 69,
73, 244, 288; 19. 357. Donations from,
10.484; n.308,499. Elected a Resi-
dent Member, 15. 163. Accepts mem-
bership, 15. 177. Exhibits a picture of
State Street, Boston, 16. 38. Of com-
mittee on the Treasurer's accounts, 16.
100, 173; 17. 51,76, 362; 18. 35, 352,
415; 19 251, 296. To prepare a me-
moir of Judge Bigelow, 16. 176. Pre-
sents an unfinished portrait of Wash-
ington Allston, from Mrs. G. T. Bige-
low, 17. 51. Elected a member of the
Executive Committee of the Council,
18. 36, 416. Remarks by, on commu-
nicating a diary of Lieut. -Col. Eld, 18.
70-73. Remarks by, relative to the
Carthagena expedition, 18. 379. Added
to the committee on the Washington
Letters, 18. 404. Signs report of au-
diting committee, 18. 415. Of Nomi-
nating Committee, 19. 251, 296 ; 20.
112. Remarks by, on the 'Jackson
Republican/ 19. 281, 282. On Mr.
Webster's libel suit against Mayor
J^yman, 19. 282-284. Supplementary
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communication on the same subject,
ig. 323, 324. Presents the annual re-
port of the Council, ig. 285-288. Re-
ports for the committee to nominate
officers, 19. 296. Vote of thanks to, ig.
297. Appointed a member of the Fi-
nance Committee, 19. 310.
Chase, George Wingate, 12. 409. His
' History of Haverhill ' cited, 12. 397.
Chase, Hezekiah S., donations from, 3.
40 ; 12. 169.
Chase, Joseph, 14. 124 n.
Chase, Hon. Joshua, N.H., donation from,
3-93.
Chase, Philander, successively Bishop of
Ohio and of Illinois, 8. 449 ; 10. 444.
Donation from, 2. 423.
Chase, Hon. Salmon P., 4. 92; 14. 49; 16.
26; ig. 262.
Chase, Judge Samuel, 4. 137 ; 15. 393.
Chase, Rev. Stephen, 17. 156.
Chase, Theodore, ig. 357.
Chase, Thomas, Quarter master- General, 8.
349; ii. 140; 13. 59; 15. 143 n., 144,
150; 20. 11, 15, 15 n.
Chase, Rev. Thomas, 17. 256 n.
Chase & Speakman, distillers, 13. 200.
Chassanis, Pierre, 7. 333. Not allowed to
hold property in New York, 7. 332.
Chasse, Lieut. Wells, 15. 79 n.
Chastellux, Fran£ois Jean, Marquis de, 3.
385 ; xx. 7, 27 ; 14. 333 ; 15. 54 ; ig. 70.
The authorship Of the translation of his
'Travels/ 6. 251, 252, 427; xx. 5-9.
His 'Travels' cited, 6. 206, 207; ig.
71 H.
Chateaubriand, Francois Auguste, Vis-
comte de, x. 351 ; 3. 385.
Chatham, John Pitt, 2d Earl of, 14. 237.
Chatham, William Pitt, Earl of, i. 47 ; 2.
407; n. 107 ; 12. 416; 14. 169, 194, "236,
237, 248; 15. 26, 44, 44 n., 45, 50, 53,
240 n. ; 16. 48 ; 17. 292 ; 18. 63 ; 20 54.
His table exhibited to the Society, 3.
151. Medals in honor of, xx. 298, 299.
Historical painting of, by Copley, 12.
328. His ' Speeches,' 7-393; 12. 416;
ig. 154.
Chatham, Eng., 12. 410.
Chatham, Mass., 3. 324; 12. 273,394,403,
410.
Chatham Row, 3. 124.
Chatham Street, Boston, 6. 29.
Chatterton, Thomas, his 'Poems by Row-
ley,' i. 68.
Chaucer, Geoffrey, 6. 26, 29; 17. 306. His
1 Testament of Love ' cited, 18. 404.
His 'Shipmanne's Tale' quoted, 20.
Chauncey, Charles, LL.D., d. 1823, 5.
373 ; 14. 107.
Chauncey, Isaac, see Chauncy.
Chauncy, Barnabas, 8. 12, 21, 26.
Chauncy, Rev. Charles, E.G. 1686, d.
1695,8,28.
Chauncy, Rev. Charles, D.D., Pres. Harv.
Coll., d. 1672, 5. 63; 6. 388, 339 ; 7. 282 ;
10. 407, 408 ; xx. 201 ; 12, 210, 323 ; 13.
133, 236; 17. 16, 17, 342, 345, 348.
Memorials of the Chauncy Family do-
nated to the Society, 3. 265. His relig-
ious tenets and practices, 6. 474, 475.
Articles against, by the Commissioners
of Causes Ecclesiastical, 1630, 13. 337-
340. His ' Antisynodalia,' x. 10.
Chauncy, Rev. Charles, D.D., H.C. 1721,
d. 1787, x. 217 ; 3. 391 ; 6. 360; 10. 09 ;
15. 328 ; 16. 43, 44, 159 ; 17. 166. Por-
trait of, given, i. 479. His portrait re-
paired, 20. 192. His sermon on Mr. Fox-
croft, i. 7. His ' Letter on the Ohio
Defeat,' x. 19. « Defeat of the French
at Lake George,' i. 19. His answer to
the Bishop of Landaff's sermon, i. 20.
' Letter giving an account of the Suf-
ferings of Boston,' i. 21. His discourse
on Dr. May hew, x. 76. His work on
Universal Salvation, 2. 481.
Chauncy, Elnathan, 8. 13, 21, 26 ; 18. 15.
Chauncy, Rev. Ichabod, 8. 12, 21, 25.
Chauncy, Com. Isaac, 8. 84 ; 12. 309 n. ;
13. 26. Correspondence with Com.
Perry, 6. 240, 241.
Chauncy, Rev. Isaac, H.C. 1693, d. 1745,
8.29.
Chauncy, Rev. Isaac, M.D., H.C. 1651, d.
1712, 8. 12, 21, 25.
Chauncy, Rev. Israel, 8. 13, 21, 26.
Chauncy, Rev. Nathaniel, 8. 13, 21, 26.
Chauncy Street, Boston, 6. 30.
Chauney-Street Church, photograph of,
presented, io. 312; n. 44.
Chauqux, Pequot Indian, 16 402.
Cheap-Postage Association, donation
from, 2. 410.
Cheapin, Capt. Enoch, 15. 78, 78 n.
Cheapside, 2. 1 n.
Cheat River, 17. 197 n., 198.
Checkley, Anthony, ig. 142; 20. 284, 311,
324.
Checkley, Betsy, 8. 335.
Checkley, Elizabeth, see Adams, Mrs.
Checkley, Mrs. Elizabeth (Rolfe), 8. 335;
16. 404.
Checkley, Jo., 3. 338.
Checkley, John (?), 14. 200.
Checkley, Samuel (1693-1702), 4. 266,
257 ; 20. 2, 3.
Checkley, Rev. Samuel, H.C. 1715, d.
1769, 2. 54; 8. 335; 16. 405. First
minister of the New South Church in
Boston, 16. 405; 18. 13?.
Checkley, Rev. Samuel, Jr., d. 1768, 16.
405 ; 20. 8.
Checkley, Mrs. Thamsin, 14. 152.
Cheeshahteaumuck (Cheesechaumuck,
Cheeschaumuk, Chischaui), Caleb, 8.
13, 22, 27 ; io. 403, 406.
Cheesman, George, 20. 9.
Cheever, , 17. 173.
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Cheever, Deacon, 12. 258 n.
Cheever, David, 20. 124.
Cheever, David (Jeffries ?), 20. 15.
Cheever, E. W., donation from, 2. 71.
Cheever, Ezekiel, d. 1708, 6. 266 ; 10. 162 ;
12. 364, 366, 370 ; 20. 23. Sermon on
the death of, i. 31. Petition of, 12. 110.
Account of his sickness and death, by
Judge Sewall, 12. 365. Letter of Judge
Sewall to, 12. 368.
Cheever, Ezekiel, Jr., n. 140; 15. 144;
20. 13.
Cheever, Lieut. Joseph, 15. 86 n.
Cheever, Joshua, 17 187.
Cheever, Rev. Samuel, 8. 13, 21, 26; 17.
263. Declaration of, 12. 105. .
Cheever, Susanna (Mrs. Russell), 12.365.
Cheever, Rev. Thomas, 8. 23, 27 ; 12. 365.
Cheever, William Downe, n. 140.
Chelmsford, Mass , 12. 394, 395, 397, 400,
412.
Chelsea, Eng.t 12. 414.
Chelsea, Mass., 7. 186, 214, 362, 476; 12.
193, 197, 404, 406 ; 16. 219, 289, 389 ; 17.
207, 328; 18. 166, 168 w.; 19. 250, 259 ;
20 395. Donations from the city of,
11. 498. Named from Chelsea, Eng.,
12. 414.
Chemacosso, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Chemistry, John Adams on, 10. 90-92.
Chemnitius, Martin, 11. 433 n. His 'Loci
Communes,' 18. 427. His ' Examen
Concilii Tridentini/ 18. 429. And Ger-
hard, their 'Harmonise Evangelical,' 18.
426.
Cheney, , 17. 338.
Cheney, Mrs. Harriet V., i. 491.
Cheney, T. Apoleon, LL.D., donation
from, ii. 499.
Chenilla, 3. 222.
Cherokee Indians, 12. 33,37; 17. 181 n.
War with the Osages, 12. 34. Schools
among, 12. 36.
Cherry Street in New York, 3. 123.
Cherry Valley, N. Y., 20. 93.
Chesapeake, frigate, 20. 29. Affair of,
Chesley, Thomas, 16. 265. Killed by In-
dians, 14. 132.
Chessaleer, a negro, sentence of, 20. 150,
151.
Chester, Capt. John, 14. 59, 62, 83, 88, 90,
91 ; 15. 117. Extracts from a (sup-
posed) orderly-book of, 14. 87-91. His
' Orderly Book ' cited, 15. 108.
Chester, Rev. John, donation from, 8. 274.
CHESTER, Col. JOSEPH L., LL.D., 12. 275;
13. 14, 125 ; 14. 385 n. ; 17. 343 ; 20. 46,
189, 206. Elected a Corresponding
Member, 12. 334. Accepts member-
ship, 13. 43. Letter from, in relation
to the baptism of Major Andre', 15.
227. Letter from, announcing a do-
nation from Mr. Taylor, 15. 228. Re-
marks on, by Mr. Taylor, 15 253.
Remarks on, by Mr. Winthrop, 15.
253, 254. New works in preparation,
15. 254. His labors recognized by
Queen Victoria, 15. 254. Extract from
a letter of, read, 15. 280. Remarks by
Dr. Ellis on announcing the death of,
19. 325, 326 ; 20. xx. His investigations
into the ancestry of Washington, 19.
326. Remarks by W. S. Appleton, on
the death of, 19. 329, 330 ; by Rev. E.
G. Porter, 19. 330-332. Commendation
of his work on the Abbey Registers by
Queen Victoria, 19. 331 ; by Dean Stan-
ley, 19. 331. Memorial tablet to be
placed in Westminster Abbey, 19 331 n.
Remarks on the death of, by George
B. Chase, 19. 332, 333. Engraved por-
trait of, 19. 332 n. His ' Life of John
Rogers ' cited, 2. 612 n., 614 n. ; 19. 326.
On the Rogers Genealogy and the Can-
dler MS., 5. 486-499. Account of the
Andre family by, 14. 217-222. Extract
from ' Notes and Queries ' concerning,
16. 38. His ' Registers of Westminster
Abbey/ 19. 326, 331.
Chester, Stephen, 15. 395, 396.
Chester, Mass., 12. 405, 418. See Mur-
ray field.
pamphlet relating to, i. 202. Her bat- Chester, N. H., 17. 156.
tie with the ' Shannon/ 19. 379.
Chesapeake Bay, 5. 5 ; 6. 128.
Chesholme, Deacon Thomas, steward of
Harvard College, 5. 62, 156.
Chesley, Mrs., 14. 128 n.
Chesley, Hester (Mrs. Hall), 14. 152.
Chesley, James, 14. 141. Marriage of,
14. 152. Killed by Indians, 14. 146.
Chesley, Mary (Mrs. Hall), 14. 151.
Chesley, Philip, brother of Samuel, 14. 146,
146 n.
Chesley, Philip, emigrant, 14. 132 n.
Chesley, Philip, Jr., 14. 146, 146 n. ; 16.
265.
Chesley, Capt. Samuel, killed by Indians,
14. 146.
Chesley, Sarah (Huggins), death of, 14.
Chester, Penn., 5. 150 ; 10. 366 ; 19. 72.
Chesterfield, Philip Dormer Stanhope,
4th Earl of, 12. 416 ; 14. 194 ; 17. 37.
Chesterfield, Philip Stanhope, 2d Earl of,
13. 106.
Chesterfield, Philip Stanhope, 6th Earl of,
19. 220.
Chesterfield, Conn., 19. 12.
Chesterfield, Mass., 12. 405-407, 416 ; 19.
398.
Chesterton, Eng., photograph of the old
mill at, presented to the Society, 19. 75.
Chestnut Hill, Mass., 18. 354, 356.
Chevereux, Jean Louis, A. M. L. de, D.D.
2. 167.
Cheves, Mr., 5. 261.
Chevreuse, Charles Honore d' Albert, Due
de, 5. 261 ; 15. 51 n.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Chew, Chief Justice Benjamin, 15. 325.
Chewitt (Chewet), Lieut. -Col. W.,n. 494.
Chewton, George, Viscount, 19. 69, 69 n.
Chialdini, Enrico, 16. 15.
Chicago, ///., 4. 92, 93, 98; 17. 85, 461 ;
18. 213; 19 210; 20. 247, 247 n., 248.
Remarks by the President on the great
fire in, Oct. 1871, 12. 159. Letter from
Rev. William Barry relating to the fire,
12. 169. Convention of 1860, 12. 299.
Chicago Historical Society, 5. 1,45; 18.
177; 19. 124. Establishment of, 3. 89.
Volumes to be given to, and corre-
spondence with, to be opened, 3. 94-96.
Donations from, 3. 182, 214, 283, 284;
4. 51, 124, 286, 309, 378, 384, 424 ; 5. 30,
45, 48, 52, 63, 319, 347 ; 6. 16, 82, 249,
417, 470; 7. 100, 115, 139, 338; 8. 171,
442, 466, 480 ; 9. 254, 353, 357, 368 ; 10.
1,40,335; n. 498. Resolution in re-
gard to, 12. 160. Applies for publica-
tions, 18. 400. Given, 18. 400.
Chicago Public Library, 18- 435.
Chicatabut)3.217; 10. 327 ; 16. 205, 398;
17. 52, 53.
Chiceley, Thomas, 13. 106.
Chicketabatt, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Chichester, Dean of, see Hay ley, William,
D.D.
Chick, Richard, marriage of, 14. 151.
Chickering, Rev. Jabez, i. 345.
Chickering, Jesse, M.D., donations from,
2. 429, 468.
Chiffinch, Thomas, 10. 391. His charac-
ter and position, 6. Gin., 73 n, 74 n,
His labors in behalf of the Narragan-
sett lands, 6. 67 n., 72.
Chiflet, Jules, Abbe de Balerne, n. 239.
Child, , 12. 156.
Child, Capt. Abijah, 15. 80.
Child, Benjamin, 15. 151.
Child, David L., 19. 323.
Child, George H., donation from, 2. 322.
Child, Henry, killed by Indians, 14. 127.
Child, Lieut. John, 15. 80.
Child, Linus, 18. 60.
Child, Mrs. Lydia Maria (Francis), 8.
235; 18. 47, 347. Her 'Appeal for
Africans/ 18. 47.
Child (Childe), Dr. Robert, 6. 479; 16.
203. 213 ; 18. 390, 392.
Child, Ruf us, 8. 7.
Child, Thomas, 20 114-116, 121.
Childe, Sarah (Mrs. Hayte), 14. 151.
Childeric I., King of France, u. 414.
Children's Hospital, Boston, 20. 107, 410.
Childs, Benjamin, 17. 157.
Childs, Lemuel, 4. 67.
Childs, Samuel, 17. 157.
Chili, periodicals of, 2. 140 n.
Chillingworth, , 13. 205.
Chillingworth, William, 3. 391.
Chilmark, Mass., 12. 395, 403. Origin of
the name of, 12. 410.
Chilton, James, 13. 389.
Chilton, Mary (Mrs. Winslow), 13. 410 n. ;
17. 23, 130. Landing at Plymouth, 4.
142. Buried in King's Chapel Burial
Ground, 20. 210.
China, 7. 417. Map of, by a Chinese, 2.
252. Facts pertaining to the trade and
commerce with, 3. 72, 181 ; 7. 395, 411-
415, 424, 425, 428, 433. Russia's pro-
gress toward, 7. 406. First ice taken
to, 7-411, 414. Steamships sent to, by
R. B. Forbes, 7. 415.
Chincha Island, Peru, 6. 471 ; 7. 24.
Chinese funeral, representation of, pre-
sented to the Society, 3. 126.
Chinese newspaper, donation of, 2. 584.
Chiney, Penuel, 15. 128.
Chipman, Richard M., donations from, 2.
411, 450.
Chipman, Ward, 2. 190 n. A refugee
from Boston in 1776, 18. 266.
Chipman, Capt. William, sermon on the
death of, i. 137.
Chirac vs. Chirac, 4. 364.
Chisholm vs. State of Georgia, case of, i. 55.
Chittenden, Lieut. Nathaniel, 15. 75.
Chittenden, Mrs. Sally, 15. 164.
Chitty, J., on Bills of Exchange, and
Promissory Notes, Story's edition of,
10. 181.
Chkoudun, an Indian, 18. 97 n.
Choate, Charles F., 19. 357.
Choate, Isaac, 13. 295.
CHOATE, Hon. RUFUS, LL.D.. 2. 161 ; 8.
99; 9. 192; 10. 193; n. 82; 12. 439;
14. 191; 15.6; 16. 28?i. ; 17. 47; 19.
203, 260, 302, 341, 347. Nominated a
Resident Member, 2. 12. Elected, 2.
13. Present at a meeting, 2. 31. To
be a delegate to the meeting of the
National Institute, 2. 267. Signs a
memorial remonstrating against a
petition of the ' Historic, Genealogical
Society ' for a change of its corporate
name, 3. 266-270. His death, 4. 365-
372 ; 5 19. Letter from, to Rev. Chand-
ler Robbins, 4. 196. His 'Eulogy on
Daniel Webster/ 2. 530.
Choctaw Indians, see Cherokee Indians.
Choiseul, Etienne Francois, Due de, n.
144; 15. 31.
Clioisy, Gen. de, 14. 335.
Cholera, visitation of, in 1832, n. 272.
In New York in 1832, 17. 425-427.
Choules, John Overton, D.D., 10. 434.
Christ Church, Boston, 12. 378; 15. 163,
164, 167, 169, 170-177; 16 365, 370;
17. 120, 326 ; 18. 69, 345, 349 ; 19. 232.
Inscription in the tower of, i. 121 n.
First rector of, 3. 25. Chimes of, 6 27.
Christ Church, Cambridge, Mass., 7. 107 ;
8. 214; 10. 112 ; 12. 324; 19. 67, 232.
Christ Church, Phila., 17. 205, 205 n.
Christian, title preferred by Dr. Lowell,
5. 435, 435 n.
Christian Bridge, 5. 150.
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91
'Christian Disciple,' 2. 281.
'Christian Examiner,' 2. 274, 281; 3.
213; 7.409; 10. 358, 434, 446, 449 ; n.
261, 375; 13. 442; 15. 198; 17. 378; 18.
274; ig. 341; 20. 412.
'Christian History for 1743,' i. 33.
'Christian Monitor,' 18. 428.
' Christian Psalter/ 3. 210.
'Christian Register,' 2. 281 ; 13. 443; 15.
199; 19. 229, 339; 20. 409.
' Christian Soldier's Penny Bible,' 10.
460 n.
' Christian World,' 10. 427.
Christiana, Del., 19. 72.
Christiania, Kongeligt Norsk Frederiks-
Universitet, see Kongeligt, etc.
Christians, 6. 298, 299, 310-312. Not per-
mitted to serve in the Turkish army, 6.
248.
Christiansborg, castle of, 6. 253.
Christina of Sweden, I. 147.
Christison, Wenlock, 18. 357 n., 359, 389,
396.
Christmas, Robert, 13. 406.
Christmas, William, 13. 406.
Christmas, 1775, 7. 223.
Christopher, Joseph, 16. 177.
Christophers, , 5. 247.
Christophers, Christopher, Cambridge, 5.
161.
Christophers, Richard, 10. 396.
Christ's Church, Longwood, Mass., 12. 18.
Donations from the Vestry of, 7. 21.
347.
' Chronicle,' see ' Boston Chronicle.'
' Chronique Universelle,' i. 137.
' Chronologic d'Angleterre,' i. 31.
'Chronologie figuree des revolutions
monarchiques/ i. 31.
Chrysostom, Dio, see Dio.
Chrysostom, St. John, 17. 280 ; 18. 143 n.
Chubb, Capt. Pasco, killed by Indians,
14. 132.
Chubb, Thomas, his ' Works,' 3. 391.
Church, Deacon, 7. 199, 251.
Church, Miss, 7. 215, 251.
Church, Abigail (Mrs. Piper), 14. 151.
Church, Col. Benjamin, d. 1718, 3. 237 ;
14. 124 n., 125 n., 127 n. ; 20. 273, 274.
Sword of, presented, i. 379 n. Letter
on the sword, i. 379 n. Signs the en-
gagement of the Pocasset purchasers,
3. 238. Remarks by Mr. Deane on a
fictitious portrait of, 3. 293 ; 19. 244,
245. Photograph of house of, 4. 17.
His sword loaned, 7. 361. Despoils
King Philip, 7. 481.
Church, Benjamin, M.D., d. 1776, 4. 59,
62, 67, 71-73; 7. 208, 214, 238 ; 8. 323 ;
ii. 140; 12. 69; 13. 167; 14. 80, 342;
15. 70, 146, 147, 150, 153, 155, 156, 159,
336; 16.371; 18. 345; 20. 15. Manu-
script account of the trial of, i. 26,
27 n. Banished, 7. 178. Prisoner, 7.
208, 209, 214. Paul Revere's Memo-
randa concerning, 16. 374-376. His
poem 'The Times,' i. 18. 'Elegy on
Dr. May hew,' i. 18.
Church, Benjamin, Jr., n. 140.
Church, Lieut. Charles, 15. 77.
Church, Deborah (Mrs. Roberts), 14. 152.
Church, Edward, n. 140.
Church, Edward, Jr., his poem entitled
'Dangerous Vice,' n. 18.
Church, John, marriage of, 14. 151.
Church, John, Sen., 14. 124; 16. 265.
Killed by Indians, 14. 130.
Church, Samuel, n. 316.
Church, Hon. Samuel, 14. 387.
Church, Thomas, son of Col. Benjamin
Church, i. 379 n. His 'Entertaining
Passages relating to Philip's War,' 3.
293; 19. 243, 244. His 'History of
Philip's War 'cited, 17. 223 n,
Church, Col. Thomas, i. 379 n.; 15. 129,
136, 160.
Church Government, Gov. Bradford's
Dialogue concerning, n. 407-464.
Church Home for Orphan and Destitute
Children, Boston, 18. 313.
Church of Christ, New London, 15. 171.
Church of England, 3. 25 ; 6. 427. Dis-
cipline of, ii. 291. Ceremonies of,
during the reign of Charles I., 13. 332-
337.
Church of the Advent, Boston, 14. 386.
Church of the Disciples, Boston, 20. 406.
Church of the Saviour, Boston, 20. 407.
Church Records, 2. 331, 331 n., 550. Com-
mittee appointed to obtain records of
certain churches in Boston, 2. 342, 343.
Report of the committee, 2. 342, 353,
379, 381-384. In the Library of the
Society, extracts from the Society's
records relative to, 17. 161.
Churches, plans of, donated to the Li-
brary, 6. 13. One of the four institu-
tions necessary to be studied in order
to write the history of the American
Revolution, 6. 365, 366.
Churchill, Anne, daughter of Duke of
Marlborough, 12. 414.
Churchill, Asaph, 19. 175, 178.
Churchill, Charles, remarks by Mr. Deane
on a portrait of, 3. 293 ; 19 244, 245.
Churchill, Rev. Charles, 8. 413.
Churchill, John, 20. 278.
Churchill, John, Duke of Marlborough, see
Marlborough.
Churchill, Sarah (Mrs. Andrews). 14. 152.
Churchman, John, presents a copy of his
' Magnetic Atlas,' i. 146.
' Churchman's Magazine,' i. 232.
Chute, George Washington, N. S., natu-
ralized, 4. 361.
Chute, Joanna Crocker, N. S., natural-
ized, 4. 361.
Chute, Paul Crocker, N. S., naturaliza-
tion, 4. 361.
Chytraeus, Nathan, additional stanzas of
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the ' Dies Iras ' printed in his works,
g. 358. His ' Variorum in Europa Itine-
rum Delicias' cited, 13. 40; 15. 244.
Cicero, Marcus Tullius, 6. 281; xx. 108;
16. 126, 178; 17. 46; 20. 46, 235. His
' De Officiis/ i . 469 ; 18. 138 n. His ' De
Divinatione' cited, 18. 296 n. His
' Opera/ 18. 430.
Cieca de Leon, Pedro de, his ' Chronica
del Peru/ i. 217.
Ciely, John, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 266.
Cilley, see Silley, Thomas.
Cilly, Major Joseph (?), 15. 160.
Cincinnati, Ohio, 3. 65 ; 4. 92, 93 ; 10. 336 ;
17. 55, 176 n.-178 n. ; 18. 18, 340.
Cincinnati, the, General Society of, i. 20,
81; 2. 503 n.; 8. 282; 9. 194; xx. 323;
15. 55 n. ; 20. 99. The Order of, i. 26 ;
4. 152; 12. 63. 'Considerations on the
Order of/ i. 26. ' Observations on the
Order/ i. 26. Triennial meeting of, 3.
204. Date of inauguration of, 3. 204.
Donation from the Secretary-General
of, 3. 204. Invited to visit the rooms
of the Society, and view the Dowse
Library, 3. 204. Designed to secure
the payment of the Continental Army,
5. 471-473. 'Memorials' of, cited, 2.
503 n. ; 19. 67 n.
Cincinnati, Massachusetts Society of, 19.
67 n.; 20. 111. Donation from, and
vote of thanks to, i. 146 ; 7. 116, 117.
' Memorials ' of, cited, 19. 67 n. f
Cincinnati Astronomical Society, dona-
tion from, 6. 361.
' Cincinnati Daily Gazette/ 9. 7.
Cincinnati Public Library, 10. 144. Do-
nation from, 10. 144.
Cincinnati Young Men's Mercantile Xi-
brary Association, see Young Men's
Mercantile, etc.
Cino da Pistoja, 17. 310.
Cinque Ports, 3. 251.
Cinquefoil, 5. b89.
Circourt, Madame de, 18. 432.
CIRCOURT, Comte ADOLPHE DE,4- 237; 10.
370; 12. 69, 215 ; 13. 254, 331 ; 14. 157 ;
15. 13 ; 17. 307-312 ; 18. 26, 199. Elect-
ed an Honorary Member, 5. 93. Ac-
cepts membership, 5. 105. Donations
from, 5. 64, 87, 159, 193, 202, 319 ; 7.
100 ; 8. 76, 274, 442, 463, 479 ; 9. 177,
247; 10. 105, 474; n. 228, 239, 333,
483, 499; 13. 62; 14. 215. Review of
Winthrop's ' History of New England/
and 'Life and Letters of John Win-
throp/ presented by, 9. 437. His knowl-
edge of America, 10. 317. Photograph
of, presented to the Society, n. 44.
His opinion of the 'Codex Cavensis/
n. 240. Extract from letters of, 12.
70 ; 14. 181. Letter from, read, 15. 263.
His death; 17. xviii. Tribute to the
memory of, by the President, 17. 307-
313. Tribute to, from Lamartine's
'History of the Revolution of 1848/
17. 308, 309; from Louis Favre, 17.
312. A privately printed memoir of,
presented, 18. 431, 432. An English
translation of his ' Conclusions Histo-
riques/ 15. 13-64. His translation of
the last volume of Bancroft's History
noticed, 15. 14. Preface to his ' Con-
clusions Historiques/ 15. 16. Editor's
notes to his paper, 15. 64 n.
Circourt, Count Albert de, 17. 313.
Circourt, Anastasia de Klustine, Comtesse
de, 17. 313.
Circular concerning Hutchinson's history,
i. 397 n. Reprinting Collections, i. 410n.
Contributions to the Library, 3. 178, 179.
Circular Letter of the Society, i. xx-
xxii, xxiv, xxvii, 216, 230 n., 232 n.,
373 n. Facsimile of, i. xx, xxi. Issued,
i. 24 n. Additions to, i. 61, 65. Vote
to adopt a new, i. 67. Vote to reprint,
i. 81, 342.
Cist, Jacob, 14. 57.
Cist, Lewis J.,. 16. 254.
City Missionary Society, see Boston City
Missionary Society.
Civil War in the United States of Amer-
ica, 1861-5, 5. 441 ; 6 368; 10.398; n.
275-280, 360-362, 367; 12. 265, 295,
301-303, 305, 306, 330. History of, 5.
223. Committee on Memorials ap-
pointed, 5. 223, 226, 227, 320, 375, 376.
Ordinance of South Carolina, 5. 441.
Flags and emblems of, 5. 374, 376.
Memorials of, received by the Society,
6. 17. Duties of the members of the
Society during, 6. 86, 87. Negro ser-
vice in, 6 172. Origin of, 7. 399-401.
Finance of, 7. 495. Collection of docu-
ments relating to, desirable, 8. 258,265,
484. Donation of books relating to,
by Amos A. Lawrence, Esq., 9. 6.
Books relating to, in the Library, n.
42, 250; 15. 277.
Claflin, Gov. William, 12. 233.
Clanricard, Ulrich, Marquis of, 19. 121 n.
Clap, Ebenezer, xx. 140.
CLAP, ELISHA, A.M., i. 230, 234, 237,
243, 244, 249, 256, 262, 266, 270, 272,
277, 279, 283, 335-337, 339, 345, 348,
371, 378, 386. Nominated a Resident
Member, i. 227. Elected, i. 228. Of
committee to collect and count votes,
i. 249. Presents a manuscript copy of
Blake's annals of Dorchester, i. 270.
Vote of thanks to, i. 270. Of Publi-
cation Committee, i. 273. Elected Li-
brarian, i. 335, 341. Of committee
on binding pamphlets, i. 335, 352. Of
committee to prepare the index to the
Collections, i. 338. Of committee to
consider the request of the Maine His-
torical Society, i. 348, 351. Of Com-
mittee to report on Collections, i.
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93
372, 374. Death of, i. xlii, 436 n., 438.
Notice of, by J. M. Bobbins, x. 438-
440.
Clap, Lemuel, i. 438.
Clap, Mrs. Mary (Paine), I. 439.
Clap, Rev. Nathaniel, 8 28. Sermon by,
i.33.
Clap, Noah, letter from, communicated,
i.30.
Clap, Mrs. Rebecca. (Dexter), i. 438.
Clap, Capt. Roger, 6. 475 ; 17. 131 ; 20.
210. His 'Memoirs,' i. 21.
Clap, Samuel, donations from, i. 26, 41,
74.
Clap, Thomas, his ' Annals of Yale Col-
lege,' 3. 294.
Clap, William, 20. 13.
Clap, William T., donations from, i. 39,
66, 101, 145.
Clapham, Charles, 14. 37.
Clapp, E. Herbert, gift from, 17. 229.
Clapp, Capt. Earl, 15. 77.
Clapp, Ebenezer, 20. 213. Donations
from, 2. 243, 247, 263; n. 499. .His
' History of Dorchester ' cited, 17. 143 n.
Clapp, Lieut.-Col. Ebenezer, 15. 76, 160.
Clapp, Joshua, contributes to purchase
the Society's building, i. 465 n.
Clapp, Maria Elizabeth, 20. 416.
Clapp, Rev. Theodore, 10. 421.
Clapp, William W., 19. 357.
Clarendon, Edward Hyde, Earl of, 5. 377,
402 n.; 6. 491; 20. 118, 179, 182, 185.
The King's Province and the Rhode
Island charter, 6. 50, 68 n., 69 n. Let-
ters from, to men in England, 6. 490.
Facsimile of signature, 7. 344, 346.
Clarendon, George William Frederick
Villiers, Earl of, 16. 456. Letter from,
relating to a donation of records, 3. 265.
Clarendon, Henry Hvde, 2d Earl of, 13.
106 ; 16. 149.
Clarendon Hotel, 3. 79.
Clark, see also Clarke.
Clark, ,8. 327.
Clark, , 14. 128 n.
Clark, Lieut.'Col, 14. 88; 15. 94, 96, 98-
102, 105, 106.
Clark, Mr., 12. 420.
Clark, Mr., Newburyport, 5. 268, 269.
Clark, Mrs., n. 19.
Clark, Abraham, 15. 393.
Clark, Alvan, 17. 12.
Clark, Benjamin, 7. 230; 17. 234.
Clark, Christopher (1663), see Clarke.
Clark, Christopher (1776), 7. 230.
Clark, Mrs. Christopher, 7. 230.
Clark, Daniel, letter of, to John Win-
throp, Jr., on receipt of the Connecti-
cut Charter, n. 344, 345.
Clark, Elijah, donation from, 2. 325.
Requests permission to use a portion
of the Trumbull Manuscripts, 2. 459.
Clark, Elizabeth (Mrs. Mather), 18. 349.
Clark, Epaphras, 19. 42.
Clark, Fessenden (F. fr S. Clark), n. 308.
Clark, Miss Frances, donation from, 5. 52.
Clark, Henry, d. 1676, 6. 340, 841. *
Clark, Henry, donation from, 4. 384.
Clark, Henry A., permission granted him
to have a picture of Harvard College
photographed, 13. 255.
Clark, Dr. Henry G., donation from, 2.
452.
Clark, J. M., donation from, 9. 196.
Clark, James, a naval officer, 4. 382.
Clark, Capt. James, 15. 132.
Clark, John, 20. 4.
Clark, John, donations from, 3. 85; 9. 368.
Clark, John, bookseller, 1719, i. 79.
Clark, John, Boston, 1711, 3. 343.
Clark, John, B.C. 1687, d. 1728, 8. 28.
Clark, Hon. John, 17. 234.
Clark, John, M.D., d. 1664, Newbury and
Boston, 2. 287 ; 17 234. Portrait of, in
the Cabinet of the Society, i. 479, 479n.,
480n.; 2. 287 n. ; 10. 47; 20. 114, 116.
Incorrect statement concerning portrait
of, i. 480 n.; 4. 430. His portrait to be
loaned for one week, 2. 287. Informa-
tion concerning, 2. 287 n. His death,
10. 47.
Clark, John (Clarke), M.D., founder of
Rhode Island, d. 1676, i. 479; 17. 129.
Concerning the alleged portrait of, i.
479 n., 480 n. ; 4. 430. Sent as agent to
England, 2. 339 n. ; 6. 47, 50, 50 n. And
the R. I. patent, 5. 403 ; 6. 47, 65 n., 67 n,,
68 n., 73 n.; 12. 357. His '111 News
from New England,' 2. 549 ; 6. 60.
Clark, Rev. John, H.C. 1690, d. 1705, 8.
28. Death of, 14. 140.
Clark. John T., 14. 229. Gift from, 16.
380.
Clark (Clarke), Rev. Jonas, 16. 372, 374 ;
17. 317.
Clark, Rev. Joseph S., donation from, 2.
471.
Clark, Hon. Joshua V. H., donation from,
4. 133. His ' History of Onondaga/
quoted, n. 328.
Clark, Mrs. Martha (Saltonstall), 17. 234.
Clark, Miss Mary, donation from, 2. 61.
Clark, Lieut. Nathaniel, 15. 86.
Clark, Rebecca, 17. 234.
Clark, Richard, see Clarke.
Clark, Robert, 17. 234.
Clark, Samuel, 13. 100.
Clark, Sarah, 17. 234.
lark,
319.
Clark, Sarah
17. 234.
(Mrs. K
Kilby), 17. 234; 18.
Clark, Scotto (F. fr S. Clark), n. 308.
Clark, Theodore, donation from, 2. 233.
Clark, Thomas, 6. 349.
Clark, Thomas, 13. 389.
Clark (Clarke), Rev. Thomas, d. 1704, 8.
14, 22, 27 ; 12 106.
Clark, Thomas March, Bishop, 4. 93.
Clark (Clarke), Capt. William, 12. 41; 13.
43.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Clark, Hon. William, 17. 233; 18. 347, 349;
' 19. 105. Account of, 17. 234.
Clark, Lieut. William, 1681, 20. 151.
Clark, Lieut. William, 1775, 15. 81 ; 17.
160.
Clark vs. Tousey, 8. 475. Case of, cited,
13. 100.
Clark Family, Waltham, committee ap-
pointed to ask portraits from, i. 394.
Clark House, Boston, account of, by Col.
Henry Lee, 18. 347-351 ; 19. 392.
Clark Square, see North Square.
Clark Street, Boston, 6. 28.
Clarke, see also Clark.
Clarke, , n. 311.
Clarke, , 18. 14.
Clarke, Dr., 16. 107.
Clarke, Major, 15. 160.
Clarke, Mrs. Anne (Jenkyn), 5. 497, 498.
Clarke, Capt. B., 16. 108.
Clarke, Benjamin, n. 394.
Clarke, Christopher, 1690, 12. 117; 20.
266.
Clarke, Cork well, 12. 118.
Clarke, Rev. Dorus, D.U., 17. 24. Dona-
tion from, g. 463.
Clarke, Edward, 19 163.
Clarke, Rev. Harsnet, 5. 492, 497, 408.
Clarke, Hepzibah (Mrs. Swan), 13. 209.
Clarke, Hyde, a letter from Gen. Wash-
ington donated to the Society, 3-91.
CLARKE, JAMES, i. 56 ; 3. 19, 20. Dona-
tions from, i. 52, 113. Letter from,
with fragment of Gov. Bradford's let-
ter-book, i. 52 n. ; 3.19; 19 114. Ex-
tracts from a letter from, i. 56 rc. Nom-
inated a Corresponding Member, i. 86.
Elected, i. 86. Accepts membership,
i. 90. Letter from, read, i. 97. Letter
from T. Smith to, read, i. 97.
CLARKE, Rev. JAMES FREEMAN, D.D.,
10. 421; 16.115; 18. 27,45; 19. 357 ;
20. 105, 358. Donations from, 2. 243 ;
10. 144. Letter from, in regard to
naming streets in Boston, with report
of the committee on the same, 6. 4,
5, 24-40. Elected a Resident Mem-
ber, 17. 57. Accepts membership, 17.
60. Remarks by, in regard to the
closing of King's Chapel and Granary
burial grounds, 17. 136. Resolution
offered by, with regard to the naming
of the streets of Boston, 18. 244. Of
committee to consider the subject, 18.
244. Remarks by, on Thomas Carlyle,
18. 329, 330. Manuscript of Rev.
James Freeman furnished by, 18. 379.
Appointed to prepare a memoir of Dr.
William Newell, 19. 125. Reads extracts
from letters of Mr. Emerson, 19. 310.
Presents a resolution, 19. 310. Ap-
pointed to prepare a memoir of Mr.
Emerson, 19. 356. Remarks by, on a
visit to Nazing, Eng., 19. 388-390.
Reads, from the ' Historical Sketch of
Charlestown,' a note about the poison-
ing of Capt. Codman, 20. 104.
Clarke, John, 1758, 17. 158.
Clarke, John, his 'Authentic Narrative
of Bunker-Hill Battle ' cited, 14. 99.
Clarke, John, Boston, 20. 211.
Clarke, John, Portsmouth, 16. 264, 274.
CLARKE, Rev. JOHN, D.D., d. 1798, 1. 105,
106, 108-110, 160 n. ; 17. 120, 166, 364 ;
19. 399, 399 n. His death, i. xli, 117 n.
Donations from, i. 39, 53, 61, 73. Vote
of thanks to, I. 61. Nominated a Resi-
dent Member, i. 91. Elected, i. 94.
Of committee on plan for publishing
Collections, i. 96. Of committee on
memorial to General Court, i. 99. Dr.
Belknap's ' Memoir of,' i. 117 n. Por-
trait of, i. 124, 482 n. His funeral ser-
mon on Dr. Cooper, i. 7. His 'Intro-
duction to making Latin/ 6. 266.
Clarke, John, M.D., R.I., see Clark, John,
M.D.
Clarke, John J., 19. 356.
Clarke, Rev. Jonas, see Clark.
Clarke, Jonathan, 13. 175, 205; 15. 349.
Clarke, Joseph, donation from, i. 76.
Clarke, Rev. Joseph S., D.D., donation
from, 4. 146.
Clarke, Mrs. Martha (Curtis), 19. 389.
Clarke, Mary (Mr*. Barrett), 12. 323, 325.
Clarke, Mary (Mrs. Henry Ware), 2. 278.
Clarke, Matthew St. Clair, 14. 184.
Clarke, Meadwel, 18. 14.
Clarke, Peter, 19. 154.
Clarke, Richard, a consignee of tea in
1773, 4. 216, 217 ; 12. 323, 325, 326 ; 13.
163, 166, 168; 15. 344, 346 ; 20. 12 n.
Clarke, Richard, & Sons, 4. 217.
Clarke, Mrs. Richard (Winslow), 16. 475.
Clarke, Robert, donations from, n. 499.
Clarke, Robert, Cincinnati, letter from, 10.
337. Donation from, 13. 214 n., 217.
Thanks ordered to, 13. 214 n., 217.
Clarke, Robert, & Co., publishers, Cincin-
nati, 10. 207.
Clarke, Capt. Samuel, donation from, 14.
338.
Clarke, Dr. Samuel, 19. 236.
Clarke, Samuel C., donation from, n. 499.
Clarke, Rev. Samuel F., donation from, 2.
468.
Clarke, Susan (Mrs. Copley), 12.323, 325,
326 n.; 20. 12n.
Clarke, Thomas, Boston, 3. 338.
Clarke, Capt. Thomas (?), 16. 219.
Clarke, Thomas, see Clark.
Clarke, Uov. Walter, 17. 223.
Clarke, Dr. William, 20. 123, 125, 128, 129,
132, 139.
Clarke & Force, Messrs.,*. 66, 66 n.
Clark's Shipyard, 19. 105.
Clark's Tavern, Greenland, N. H., 16. 8.
Clark's Wharf, Boston, 5. 17 ; 7. 476; 19.
105.
Clarksburgh, W. Va., 17 195, 197.
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Clarkson, , his 'Plan of Philadel-
phia/ i. 166.
Clarkson, Thomas, 2. 201 ; 15. 53 ; 20. 155.
Clasback, George, donations from, 5. 309,
440 ; 6. 361.
Claudian, 3! 384. Motto from, on the
great seal of New England, 6. 81.
Clavigero, Francesco Saverio, 3. 384.
Clay, Charles, Manchester, Eng., n. 305.
CLAT, Hon. HENRY, LL.D., 5. 261 ; 8.
173; 10. 250, 275; II. 356; 16. 416; 17.
231 ; 18. 23, 280 ; 19. 41, 50, 57, 279,
284, 302. Nominated a Corresponding
Member, i. 480. Elected, 2. 48, 49 ; 18.
264. Accepts membership, 2. 60. His
influence, 2. 407. Donation of a medal
commemorating the public services of,
2. 511. Nomination of, for President,
3. 73. His project for a bank of the
United States, 5. 290. His tariff bill,
5. 281. Medal coined in anticipation of
his election to the Presidency, n. 301.
' Memoir of/ presented by the Presi-
dent, 18. 264.
Claypoole Manuscript, 4. 62.
Clayton, John Middleton, 3. 76, 77.
Cleasby, Richard, 18. 20.
Cleaveland, Rev. John, 12. 194-196, 200,
202. His ' Reply to Dr. Mayhew's
Letter/ i. 12.
Cleaveland, Nehemiah, donations from,
3- I-
Cleaveland, Parker, LL.D., 17. 16.
Cleaver (Cleever), Rev. Robert, n. 209.
Cleaver, Lieut. Nathaniel, 15. 78.
Clefford, John, 16. 265.
Clefford, John, Jr., 16. 265.
Cleland, William, naturalized, 4. 363.
Clemens, Romanus, his ' Epistolae/ 18.
426.
Clement V., Pope, n. 415.
Clement VI., Pope, n. 415.
Clement XIV., Pope, 15. 31 n.
Clement, Mr., 19. 59.
Clements, Abigail, death of, 14. 142.
Clements, Mrs. Abigail, 14. 150.
Clements. II. H., donation from, 10. 21.
Clements, Mrs. Joanna, death of, 14.
137.
Clements, Job, 14. 137; 16. 257, 261, 263,
265-267, 275. Marriage of, 14. 150.
Cle'nard, Nicolas, his ' Institutiones Lin-
guae Graacae/ i. 53.
Cleopatra's Needle, its removal from
Egypt discussed, 17. 242.
' Clergy's Honour in the Life of Saint Ba-
sil and Saint Chrysostom/ 18. 430.
Cleveland, Rev. Charles, 1 1.243 n. Death
of, 12. 251.
Cleveland, Lieut. Ebenezer, 15. 81.
Cleveland, Henry Russell, 10. 354; 19.
341.
Cleveland, Horace W. S., 20. 247 n. Ex-
tract from a letter of, respecting Mr.
Emerson, 20. 247-249.
Cleveland, Capt. Richard J., 20. 236. His
' Narrative of Voyages and Commer-
cial Enterprises/ 20. 247 n.
Cleveland, Cot. Samuel, 8. 370, 378; 16. 71.
Cleveland, OAw, 4. 94; 17. 63; 18. 213;
19. 97, 439.
Clevenger, Sliobal Vail, n. 98.
Cleverly, Mr., 7. 238. .
Cleverly, Stephen, n. 140.
Cleves, William, 20. 317.
Clifford, Edward Everett, 15. 378.
Clifford, George Clifford, 2d Baron, 13.
106.
CLIFFORD, Gov. JOHN H., LL.D., 4. 94,
167 ; 10. 369 ; 12. 358 ; 13. 263 ; 14. 318,
319, 388 ; 15. 274, 368-371, 374, 375,
377-379 ; 16. 1, 113, 307 ; 19. 427 ; 20.
354. His death, i. xliv ; 14. xvi, 186.
Nominated a Resident Member, z. 539.
Elected, 2. 540. Accepts membership,
2. 547. Of committee to obtain copies
of colonial or provincial laws, 2. 553,
554, 575. Present at meetings of the
Society, 2. 554, 604. Donations from,
3. 50, 182 ; 6. 78. Of committee on in-
creased membership, with report of the
same, 3. 154-158; n. 112; 12. 170, 182.
Signs a memorial remonstrating against
a petition of the Historic, Genealogical
Society for a change of its corporate
name, 3. 266-270. On the Catalogue,
4. 53. Motion of, 4. 148. Of Publishing
Committee, 4. 19 ; 5. 152. Of Auditing
Committee, 5. 160. Of committee to
decide upon the disposition of papers
obtained in the war of 1860-64, 6. 6.
Remarks of, on the death of E. Ever-
ett, 8. 141-149. Remarks by, 10 136;
ii. 158. On the Hutchinson Papers,
n. 228, 326. Letter of, on death of
Judge Warren, 13. 323. Appointed to
prepare a memoir of Judge Warren,
13. 324. Death of, announced, 14. 186.
Tribute of Mr. Winthrop to, 14. 186.
Resolutions of the Council, 14. 187.
The President requested to prepare a
memoir of, 14. 187. Remarks by Judge
Thomas, 14. 188; by Winslow Warren,
14. 189. Letter from Judge Bigelow,
14. 191 ; from Gov. Washburn, 14. 191.
Autograph and portrait, face 15. 368.
' Memoir of/ by Robert C. Winthrop,
15. 368. His birth, 15. 369. Marriage,
15. 369. Representative in the State
Legislature, 15. 369. District attorney,
15. 370. State senator, 15. 370. Attor-
ney-general, 15. 370-372. His connec-
tion with the trial of Webster, 15. 370,
371. Letter to R. C. Winthrop, 15. 371.
Governor of Mass., 15. 372. Extract
from the address of, at the inaugura-
tion of President Eliot, 15. 374. Visits
Europe, 15. 375. His death, 15. 377.
Tribute of Alexander H. H. Stuart to,
15. 379.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Clifford, Robert Winthrop, 15. 378.
Clifford, Mrs. Sarah, see Allen, S. P.
Clifford's Inn, 6. 258.
Clifton, Richard, 17. 340.
Clifton, William, 20. 257.
Clime, John, deserter sentenced, 7. 135.
CLINTON, DE WITT, LLJ)., 15. 393.
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
i. 238. Elected, i. 239. Dr. Hosack's
' Memoir of,' i. 423.
Clinton, Edward de, 1st Earl of Lincoln,
see Lincoln.
Clinton, Hon. George, Governor of New
York, 4. 287 ; 7. 287 n., 329 ; 13. 62.
Clinton, Henry, 2d Earl of Lincoln, see
Lincoln.
Clinton, Henry, Qth Earl of Lincoln, see
Lincoln.
Clinton, Gen. Sir Henry, 5-50; 7. 289 n.;
12. 55, 229, 361 ; 13. 383, 384, 386, 387 ;
14. 61, 91, 92, 99 n., 232, 237-242, 246,
273, 346, 358; 16- 299; 18. 74, 76, 345;
19. 219 ; 20. 91, And the exchange of
prisoners, 5. 340, 341. Submission of
South Carolina to, 6. 213. Proclama-
tion of, 6. 219. Distrusted by the slaves,
6. 221. Correspondence with Lord
Dunmore, 6. 224, 228-230.
Clinton, Henry Pelham, Duke of Newcastle,
see Newcastle,
Clinton, Gen. James, 4. 287 ; 7. 231 ; 20.
90, 93.
Clinton, Theophilus, 4th Earl of Lincoln,
see Lincoln.
Clinton, Thomas, 3d Earl of Lincoln, see
Lincoln.
Clinton, Mass., 17. 284, 285 ; 18 238 ; 19.
431,432,435, 436?*., 437.
Clinton, N. Y., 19. 406, 416.
Clock, description of a curious, n.~15.
Clop ton, Mrs. Margaret (Maidstone), 5.
494.
Clopton, Walter, 5. 494.
Clough, Ebenezer, harmonizes with W:
Sullivan, 1820, 5. 275.
Clough, John, 20. 10.
Clough, Joseph, 1774, 20. 10.
Clough, Joseph, Salem, 15 161.
Clough, William, 12. 107.
Clough vs. Tenney, case of, 14. 302.
Cloutman, Edward, marriage of, 14. 151.
Cloutman, Mrs. Sarah, 14. 151.
Clown's all-heal, a medicine, 5 399.
Clown's wort (Clown's all-heal), a medi-
cine, 5. 396.
Clubb, Stephen, his ' Journal/ x. 218.
Clutterbuck, William, 12. 117.
Cluverius, Philippus, his ' Geographia,' i.
153.
Clymer, Hon. George, 6. 146; xx. 23: 15.
393.
Coast Survey, see United States Coast
Survey.
Cobb, , gunsmith, killed, 7. 196.
Cobb, Capt., ' Son of Liberty/ xx. 140.
Cobb, Benjamin, 13. 200.
Cobb, Cyrus and Darius, donation from,
xx. 499; 12.56,79.
Cobb, Gen. David, 12. 64; 14. 333; 15.
75 n., 76; 17. 113, 114; 18. 283, 381;
19. 67 n. Diary of, 19. 67-72. Letter
of, to Hon. R. T. Paine, 19. 72, 73.
Portrait of, presented to the Society,
20. 192.
Cobb, Col. Elisha, 16. 81.
Cobb, Lieut. Nehemiah, 15. 77.
Cobb, Capt. Samuel, 15. 77.
COBB, Hon. SAMUEL C., 14. 229; 17. 232;
19. 285, 358, 359. Remarks by, at the
meeting at Mr. Winthrop's house, 14.
231. Elected a Resident Member, 18.
423. Communicates a part of the diary
of Gen. David Cobb, and a letter from
the same to Judge R. T. Paine, 19. 67-
73. Deposits with the Society the pa-
pers relating to the portrait of Mr.
Winthrop, 19. 356. Letters to and
from Hon. R. C. Winthrop relative to
the portrait of the latter for the Cap-
itol at Washington, 19. 357, 358. Of
committee to audit the Treasurer's
account, 20. 112. Signs report of the
Auditing Committee, 20. 199.
Cobb, Capt. Silas, 15. 77.
Cobb, Lieut. Simeon, 15. 77.
Cobbet, Samuel, 8. 13, 22, 26.
Cobbet, Thomas, cited, 6. 74.
Cobbet, Rev. Thomas, 17. 142, 145. See
Whiting, S.
Cobbett, Thomas, 17. 228.
Cobbit, Nathaniel, 20. 13.
Cobble Hill, 4. 300, 302, 304 ; 7. 221, 242.
Bombarded from Bunker Hill, 7. 222.
Cobden, Richard, 18. 325.
Cobham, William Brooke, Lord, 14 197.
Coburn, Lieut. Esau, 15. 78.
Coburn, Cant. Peter, 15. 81.
Cocheco, N. B., 14. 121. Attacked by
Indians, 17. 220.
Cochran, Capt., 7. 192.
COCHRAN, Hon. A. W., nominated a Cor-
responding Member, 2. 99. Elected, 2.
100. Accepts election, 2. 142.
Cochran, William, 5. 285; 15. 402.
Cochrane, Alexander Thomas, Lord, trial
of, 13. 62.
Cockburn, Adm. Sir George, 10. 222.
Cockerum, Mr. (1623), 6. 256.
Cockington, Mrs. Hannah (Rogers), 5.
491, 496.
Cockington, Roger, 5. 491, 496.
Cockington, Roger, son of Roger, 5. 496.
Cockington, Samuel, son of If oner, 5. 496.
Cocks, Lieut. Francis, 15. 78, 78 n.
Cod, Cape, see Cape Cod.
Cod-sounds, used in making isinglass, xx.
327.
Coddington (Cottington), Gov. William,
5. 93, 95; xx. 400; 12. 343; 18. 393;
19. 327 ; 20. 78. Charter obtained by,
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3. 230 ; 6. 47. His ' Demonstration of
True Love' cited, 16. 146.
'Codex Diplomaticus Cavensis,' n. 239,
240; 12. 215. Copy of, presented, 13.
282.
Codfish, 10. 103, 104.
Codman, Capt., 12. 422.
Codman, Ann, 20. 140.
Codman, Benjamin, 20. 140.
Codman, Catherine, 20 140.
Codman, Mrs. Catherine (Amory), sketch
of, and extracts from her letters, 5. 418.
Codman, Col. Charles R., 17. 96; ig 357.
Codman, Elizabeth, 20. 130, 138-140, 143.
Codman, Henry, contributes to purchase
the Society's building, i. 465 n.
Codman, Isaac, 20. 137.
Codman, J. Amory, 2. 614.
Codman, Capt. John, note concerning the
poisoning of, 20. 104. Account of the
poisoning of, 20. 122-157. Coroner's
inquest on the body of, 20. 124.
Codman, Hon. John, 5. 413, 430; 12. 62,
64. Donation from the heirs of, 2. 100.
Sketch of, 5. 414.
CODMAN, Rev. JOHN, D.D., i. 173 n., 475,
490, 493, 494; 5. 416, 429 n.; 19. 176.
His death, i. xliii ; 2. 379, 389. Nomi-
nated a Resident Member, i. 470.
Elected, i. 474. Accepts membership,
1. 475. Donations from, i. 498 ; 2.
51, 211, 258, 334. Present at meetings
of the Society, 2. 31, 62, 67, 88, 96, 99,
112, 123, 125, 126, 142, 144, 145, 172,
178, 186, 216, 219, 220, 227, 233, 237,
239, 245, 249, 251, 256, 261, 263, 266,
297, 303, 306, 309, 326, 335, 352, 356,
362, 364, 374, 377. Requested to pre-
pare a memoir of Rev. Dr. Homer, 2.
258, 258 n. Appointed a delegate to
the celebration of the New York His-
torical Society, 2. 296. One of the
subscribers to the portrait of Gov.
Gore, 2. 312 n. President pro tempore,
2. 373. ' Memoir of,' 2. 379, 379 n.«; 5.
410-427 ; 10. 108.
Codman, Mrs. Margaret (Russell), 5. 414.
Codman, Mary, 20. 126, 130, 140.
Codman, Parnel, 20. 140.
Codman, Robert, 19. 357.
Codman, Stephen, donations from, i. 41 ;
2 61. To receive a vote of thanks, 2. 61.
Codner, William, n. 394, 395.
Cody, Lieut. Joseph, 15. 77.
Coelho, Prof. Latino, Secretary of the
Royal Academy of Sciences, donation
from, 6. 23.
Coffee, Gen. John, 8. 172.
Coffee Club, 6. 270.
Coffin, Mrs., donation from, i. 53.
Coffin, Benjamin, drowned, 14. 137.
Coffin, C. C., donation from, 7. 279.
Coffin, Charles, his ' History of the Battle
of Breed's Hill ' cited, 14. 73 n.
Coffin, Mrs. Eleanor (Foster), n. 306 n.
Coffin, Elizabeth (Mrs. Amory), 13. 419.
Coffin, Mrs. Elizabeth (Hussey), i. 170.
Coffin, Enoch, 20. 325, 326.
Coffin, Mrs. Eunice (Barker), x. 171.
Coffin, George W., i. 171.
Coffin, Capt. Hezekiah, 4. 219; 13. 169,
171, 172, 239; 15. 337, 339, 346, 348,
361 ; 20. 13.
COFFIN, Adm. Sir ISAAC, 2. 275 ; 7 323;
10. 429, 456; 12. 177; 17. 217. Asked
to help in obtaining the manuscript
continuation of Hutchinson's history,
i. 346. Nominated a Corresponding
Member, i. 346. Elected, i. 347. Ac-
cepts membership, i. 370. Receives a
diploma from the Society, 2. 65, 65 n.,
66/j.
Coffin, James, 1702, 4. 256; 14. 137 ; 20.
166, 325.
Coffin, John, n. 393, 395.
Coffin, Gen. John, 7. 323 ; 13. 62.
Coffin, Col. Joseph, 12. 417.
COFFIN, JOSHUA, A.B., i. 417, 427, 437,
448, 450, 453 ; 2. 88 ; 12. 375. Nomi-
nated a Resident Member, i. 400. Elect-
ed, i. 407. Of committee to collect and
count votes, i. 427. To be employed
in the Library, i. 428 n. Allowed to
take newspapers from the Library, i.
446. Donation from, 2. 266. Receives
permission to take the portrait of Dr.
John Clarke for one week, 2. 287.
Copy of the portrait of Dr. John Clarke
in his ' History of Newbury,' 2. 287 n.
Removes from the State, 2. 607 n. His
death, 2. 607 n. Notice of, 2. 607 n. His
'History of Newbury,' i. 479 n.; 2.
287, 607 n.; 12. 396; 14. 129 n., 134 n.,
148 n. ; 19. 169 n.
Coffin, Nathaniel, d. 1703, drowned, 14.
137.
Coffin, Nathaniel, 7. 323; xx. 392, 395;
13. 60. Refugee from Boston in 1776,
1 8. 266.
Coffin, Nathaniel, 1711, letter from Judge
Sewall to. 12. 376.
Coffin, Nathaniel, M.D., Portland, n.
306 n.
Coffin, Nathaniel, Jr., n. 393, 395 ; 19. 151.
Coffin, Nicholas, 12. 417.
Coffin, Rev. Paul, D.D., 12. 416, 417.
Coffin, Peleg, the elder, i. 170.
COFFIN, Hon. PELEG, i. 61, 62, 66, 106,
108, 117, 127, 160 n. His death, i. xli,
170. Nominated a Resident Member,
i. 36. Elected, i. 41. Accepts mem-
bership, i. 42. Of committee to pro-
cure a set of Journals of Congress
and of the General Court, i. 49. No-
tice of, by C. C. Smith, i. 170-172.
Vote in regard to a memoir of, i. 200.
Coffin, Chief Justice Peter, 16. 265, 266,
272, 274 ; 17. 353, 354. Deed to, from
Hope-Hood and other Indians, 17. 354,
355.
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Coffin, Sarah (Mrs. Leach), 12. 177.
Coffin, Capt. Shubael. 8. 826.
Coffin, Stephen, 14. 137.
Coffin, Timothy G., 15. 369.
Coffin, Tristram, x. 152, 170 ; 12. 417.
Coffin, William, n. 394, 395. A refugee
from Boston in 1776, 18. 266.
Coffin, William, Jr., a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, H.395; 18.266.
Coffin, William, Jr., donation from, i.
152.
Coffin family, 14. 258. Antiquity of, 3. 27.
Coffin plates, 1799-1809, ib. 160.
Coggan, John, 19. 142.
Coggans, Mr., 6. 349.
Coggeshall, A. T., donation from, 5. 229.
Coggeshall, William T., donations from,
5. 229, 372 ; 7. 143, 373.
Coggswell, Joseph, donation from, i. 202.
Cogswell, Lieut. Amos, 15. 86.
B. D., 15. 251.
Cogswell, Joseph Green, LL.D., i. 280 n. ;
Cogswell, Hon. John
13. 50, 389 ; 16. 407, 409 ; 17. 356, 390 ;
20. 386. Donation from, 2. 468. Letter
from Jared Sparks to, 10. 226, 227.
Cogswell, Capt. Thomas, 15. 86, 111.
COGSWELL, Rev. WILLIAM, D.D., re-
quests a history of the Society for the
' Quarterly Register/ 2. 63. Donations
from, 2. 85, 96, 100, 101, 116, 132, 137,
145, 170, 171, 176-178, 181-183, 188,
238, 262, 385, 415, 446. Nominated a
Resident Member, 2. 143. Elected, 2.
144. Present at meetings of the Soci-
ety, 2. 145, 147, 185-188, 192, 220. Re-
moves from the State, 2. 216, 608 n.
Subject of lecture given by, 2. 226 n.
His death, 2. 608 n. Notice of, 2. 608 n.
Cohasset, Mass., 4. 291 ; 12. 406, 408-,418.
Cohen, M., 5. 228.
Cohen, Joshua P., M.D., description of
his collection of Colonial and Conti-
nental currency, n. 103, 104.
Cohoes Falls, N. Y., ig. 401.
Cohoos, Upper and Lower, 5. 7.
Coins, 3. 248; 5. 195. Donation of, with
letter from Hon. W. Willis, 3. 181-188.
And medals relating to America, n.
293-305.
Coit, Rev. Joseph, 8. 30.
Coit, Capt. William, 14. 89 ; 15. 106.
Coke, D. P., 15. 232 n., 235 n.
Coke, Sir Edward, i. 292 ; 3. 180 ; 4. 29;
8. 306, 313; 10. 34, 350; 14. 388; 17.
120 ; 20. 150 n., 160 n., 187,' 301 n. On
Littleton, 6. 277. On villenage, 7. 312.
Coke, Sir John, Secretary, 5. 131, 134 ;
18. 290. Narrative addressed to, 5.
129-131.
' Coke Manuscripts,' 13. 64.
Colbrom, William, see Colburn.
Colburn, James S. (Colburn 8c Gill), n.
308.
Colburn, Jeremiah, 12. 329. Donation
from, 8. 442.
Colburn (Colbrom), William, 14. 302 ; 18.
364.
Colby, Johnson, donation from, 2. 457.
Colchester, Eng ., 12. 14.
Colchester, Mass., 12 394, 396. Aids
Boston, 1774, 4 224.
Colcord, Mrs. Ann, 16. 274.
Colcord, Edward, 14. 124 n., 375; 16. 274.
Colcord, Mrs. Edward, 14. 124.
Golden, Goo. Cadwaliader, M.D., 2. 85 ;
17. 410. Letters from Dr. William
Douglass to, 2. 557.
Coldstreame, Scotland, 6. 489.
Coldstreame Guards, 3. 236.
Cole, Lieut. Archelaus, 15 77 n.
Cole, Lieut. Arcippus, 15. 77 n., 78.
Cole, Gideon, 15. 116, 117.
Cole, John, marriage of, 14. 151.
Cole, Lieut. Joseph, Jr., 15. 76.
Cole, Samuel, one of the Townsmen
Commissioners, 3. 339.
Cole, Sarah, 20. 314.
Cole, Thomas, 18. 66.
Cole, Thomas, killed by Indians, 14. 130.
Coleman, , 16. 107.
Coleman, Dr., 4. 12.
Coleman, Judith (Mrs. Bulfinch), 16. 394.
Coleman, Rev. Lyman, D D., his ' Eccle-
siastical Antiquities,' 14. 115.
Coleman, Nathaniel, n. 316.
Coleman, Samuel, donation from, 2. 135.
Coleman, William, 18. 364.
Coleraine,Gabriel Aungier, Baron, 12. 416.
Coleraine, Mass., 12. 405-407, 416.
Coleridge, Hartley, quoted, 20. 228.
Coleridge, Herbert, extract from a letter
from, to Dr. Worcester, 18. 173.
Coleridge, John Duke, first Baron, 20.
160 n.
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, 14. 300; 16.
463. Rogers's account of, 10. 438. Quo-
tation from, ii. 362. His ' Biograpliia
Literaria ' cited, 13. 434.
COLES, Gov. EDWARD, 13. 25; 19. 124.
Elected an Honorary Member, 4 228.
Accepts membership, 4. 235. His death,
10. xvi. Sketches of, 10. 397, 399-402.
His ' History of the Ordinance of 1787 '
quoted, 10. 400, 401.
Coles, John, 20. 188.
Colesworthy, Samuel, vote of thanks to,
i.77.
Coley, Henry, 7. 129.
Coligny, Gaspard de, entertained thoughts
of colonization in America, 7. 406 ; 20.
202. Proposed monument to,20. 202,203.
'Collection of Original Papers/ 3. 139,
139 n., 140.
' Collections ' of the Society, i ix, x, 2 n.,
4, 8n., 22 n., 24 n., 27 n., 30 n., Sin.,
39 n., 53 n., 54, 60, 74, 75 n., 77 n., 83,
85 n., 94, 100, 101, llln., 117 n., 123 n.,
127 n., 135 n., 136, 137, 169, 173, 196,
197 n., 232, 236, 250, 263, 270, 282, 280,
388, 393, 416, 418 n., 422, 435, 437, 445,
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449, 477, 479, 490, 496 n., 603 n.; 2. 16,
23, 24, 24 n., 31, 84 n., 101 ; 3. 20, 62,
68 83, 84, 91, 92, 96, 98, 144, 167, 188-
190, 207, 221, 251, 257, 258, 261, 264,
267, 287, 310 n., 311, 320, 326, 336; 4.
2, 7, 11, 144, 147, 241, 243, 244, 252,
273, 322, 332, 374, 378, 379, 424, 425,
438-440; 5. 19,22, 24, 40, 41, 44, 48,
151, 153, 174, 186-189, 191, 200, 202,
207, 319, 322, 323, 365, 402, 404, 406,
489, 491; 6. 8, 10, 81, 82, 416; 10.
426; ii. 33, 101, 100, 139, 227, 245,
401, 465 n., 466 n.; 12. 2-5, 73, 74, 81,
104, 128, 131, 182, 184, 220, 224, 235,
331, 336; 13. 15, 18, 19, 104, 111, 269,
273, 278, 297-291), 333, 330, 345, 420 n.,
455, 458; 14. 114, 319, 321, 322, 326;
15. 194, 267, 270, 273-275 ; 16. 133, 142,
155, 165, 172, 212; 17. 70, 111,233,243,
298, 303, 335 ; 18. 211, 401 n., 434 ; 19.
99, 119, 120, 313, 391; 20 116, 190,
327, 410. Publication of donations in*
I. vi ; 2. 201. Earliest efforts to gather
and publish, made by the Society, i.
xvii, xix-xxxiii. Circular Letter of
the Society, i. xxiv. Publication of, in
the ' American Apollo,' i. xxv, xxv n.,
xx vi. Contracts for printing, i. xxv,
xxviii, xxviii n., xxix n. 23, 48. Issue of,
in a separate form, i. xxvi-xxix. Efforts
to obtain more means, for the publica-
tion of, i. xxvii-xxxiii, 86. Communi-
cations for, i. 51, 52, 54, 56, 60, 67, 73,
75, 78, 81, 83, 87, 91, 98, 111, 121, 122,
129, 130, 136, 145, 151, 152, 166, 176,
177, 190, 200, 201, 216, 217, 285. Vote
to send, to Prof. Eberling, i. 69. To
be published quarterly, i. 80, 108. To
be reprinted, i. 90. Publication of, i.
96. Vote to send, to O. Wolcott, i.
97f Publication of, suspended, i. 97,
98. Committee appointed to consider
expediency of resuming publication, i.
107, 108. Price of, i. 108, 187, 188, 215,
370. Publication Committee for Vol.
V. appointed, i. 108. Votes to give,
to Count Rumford, i. 119, 240 n.; to
the University of Gottingen, i. 120;
to Mrs. Belknap, i. 120. To be pub-
lished only in volumes, i. 121. Vote
to send, to the New York Agricultural
.Societ3r, i. 125. The Publishing Com-
mittee to consider ways and means of
paying for, i. 133. Committee ap-
pointed to keep an account of, i. 142.
Publication of, again suspended, 1. 143.
Vote to give, to the American Philo-
sophical Society, i. 144. Publication
resumed, i. 145. A set of, presented
to Harvard College, i. 148. Publica-
tion Committee for Vol. IX., i. 150.
Reprinting early volumes considered,
i. 150. Agreement with Hall & Hiller
to reprint, i. 158-160. Publication
Committee for Vol. X., i. 164. Index
to the first series of, i. 165, 214, 338,
340, 352, 424. Vote to give a set to
Dartmouth College, i. 165, 214. New
committee appointed on reprinting the
early volumes, i. 165, 214. Reprint
of the first volume, i. 179, 187. Do-
nation of money for printing, i. 189.
Committee on reprinting, appointed,
i. 213-216. Vote of thanks for the
Index, i. 214. To be sent to the New
York Historical Society, i. 214. To
Pres. Alden, i. 214, 251. A set given
to the State Library, i. 227. Two
members added to the Publication
Committee, i. 228. Publication Com-
mittee for Vol. II. of the second se-
ries appointed, i. 231. A new volume
published, i. 238. Vote to send, to
various persons and institutions, i.
241. Publication Committee for Vol.
III., second series, appointed, i. 241.
Vote to give, to Philadelphia Library,
i. 248. Vote to include Hubbard's His-
tory in, i. 249. Publication Commit-
tee for Vol. IV., second series, i. 249.
Acknowledgments of donations to be
printed at the end of each volume, i.
250. Vote to reprint a volume, i. 255.
Proposal to include Gov. Winthrop's
Journal in, i. 259, 263. Publication
Committee for Vol. VII., second series,
chosen, i. 259. Vote to present, to
the King's Library, Paris, and to the
French Institute, i. 265, 278 n. To be
given to Mrs. McKean, i. 273. Commit-
tee for Vol. VIII., second series, chosen,
i. 273. A set of, to be given to the Li-
brary of the Dane Law School, i. 275.
Committee appointed to sell, i. 275.
Vote to give to Transylvania Univer-
sity, i. 276. Rare tracts reprinted in,
1. 279. Committee for Vol. IX., sec-
ond series, I. 283. To be presented to
the Pilgrim Societ}', i. 334. Commit-
tee for Vol. X., second series, i. 337.
Committee to prepare index of second
series, i, 338, 340. Vote to send, to
the Advocates' Library, Edinburgh, i.
340. The new series to be given to
Mrs. Crocker, i. 342. A set given to
the Boston Athenaeum, i. 346 ; to the
Maine Historical Society, i. 350, 351 ;
2. 492. Committee for Vol. I., third
series, i. 352. Committee to index the
third series appointed, i. 352 ; 2. 50, 52,
259, 260, 263, 337, 338, 366, 422, 428.
Committee appointed to report num-
ber of books on hand, i. 372, 374. Vote
to give, to the Antiquarian Societies of
England and France, i. 373. To the
Library of the General Court, i. 373.
Vote to reprint parts of a volume, i.
381. Committee for Vol. II., third
series, appointed, i. 381. To be ex-
changed with the ' North American
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Collections ' of the Society (continued).
Review/ i. 386. Many, volumes lost by
fire, i. 392. Proposal to exchange cer-
tain volumes, i. 393, 396. Vote to re-
print, i. 396. Vote to give, to the
Pennsylvania Historical Society, i.
408; 2. 482. Proposal to print the
records of Plymouth Church in, i. 409.
A subscription for reprinting recom-
mended, i. 409, 410. Circular asking
for subscriptions, i. 410 n. Proposal
to publish Schoolcraft's essay on the
Chippewa language in, i. 416. De-
lay in publishing the volume, i. 417,
418. Publication Committee for Vol.
III., third series, appointed, i. 424.
Commission to booksellers on the sale
of, i. 425. Vote of thanks for plates
in, i 425. An application for exchange
of, i. 434; 2. 182. Vote to reprint a
volume, i. 449. New Publishing Com-
mittee appointed, i. 451. Committee
on Vol. IV., third series, i. 453. Com-
mittee appointed to distribute, with re-
port of the same, i. 460, 464 ; 2. 51, 56,
68, 68 «.-71 n. Vote to send a volume
to Mr. Williams, i. 467. To be sent to
Dr. Adams, i. 475. Publication Com-
mittee for Vol. V., third series, cho-
sen, i. 480. Vote to send the third series
to the Virginia Historical Society, i.
485. Committee appointed on reprint-
ing, sales, etc., i. 489, 494, 495, 498.
Report of the committee, i. 493, 499.
Certain volumes to be given to the
American Antiquarian Society, i. 492.
To be given to Alleghany College, I.
493. To be exchanged with the Que-
bec Historical Society, i. 498; 2. 30.
Proposed new contract for sales of, i.
499. Agreement made with Russell
Odiorne & Co. to sell, i. 504; 2. 62 n.
A set of, to be exchanged with Mr. S.
Hazard, for his ' Register,' 2. 1, 16, 18,
23, 146. The Publishing Committee
requested to obtain subscriptions for
an annual number, at one dollar a
number, 2. 2. Volumes I., II., III.,
IV. of the third series to be presented
to the Historical Society of Rhode
Island, 2. 20. To be exchanged for Ger-
man Works from the Royal Library in
Berlin, 2. 21, 22. Publication of the
fifth volume of the third series, 2. 26.
Exchanged for Sparks's ' Life of Wash-
ington,' 2. 27. A complete set of, for-
warded to Dr. Julius, 2. 28. Rev. Mr.
Francis chosen on committee to pub-
lish Vol. V. of the third series, 2. 28.
Volume V. of third series, business re-
lating to publication of, 2. 30, 31. A set
of, not to be taken from the Library,
2. 32. Each new volume to be sent to
the members, 2. 35. Material for, re-
ferred to the Publishing Committee,
2. 35. Vol. V., third series, to have
inserted a lithograph of Colonel Pil-
kington's drawing, 2. 35, 35 n. The
dissertation of Mr. Schoolcraft on the
Ogibwa language to be published in,
2. 35, 36. The dissertation not in the
Collections, 2. 36 n. Report of the
committee on memoirs of deceased
members, 2. 38, 38 n. The memoirs of
members to be prepared in accordance
with the judgment of committees, 2.
38, 39. A list of members from the
beginning to be prepared for, 2. 39,
39/z. A bound copy of, to be pre-
sented to Mr. Felt, 2. 40. A commit-
tee to be selected for the preparation of
Vol. VI., third series, 2. 40. Memoir of
Rev. John Prince, 2. 47 n. Preparation
of. the list of members referred to the
Publishing Committee, 2. 48. A man-
uscript index of Vol. II., third series,
, deposited by the Recording Secretary,
2. 47. A Publishing Committee for
Vol. VI., third series, to be appointed,
2. 47. Report of the Standing Com-
mittee concerning certain publications,
2. 49. The Historical Society of Penn-
sylvania ask for a copy of, 2. 53. A
copy to be presented to the Royal
Academy of Sciences at Lisbon, 2. 50.
Certain volumes to be forwarded to
the American Philosophical Society, 2.
52. Vol. V. of the third series to be
presented to the surviving children of
Gen. Lincoln, 2. 55. Certain volumes
to be sent to Mr. W. D. Williamson, 2.
57. Publishing Committee of Vol. VI.
of the third series to take charge
of the manuscripts presented by Mr.
Fisher, 2. 57. The committee decline
to send a copy to M. Arnoult, 2. 58, 59.
Paper containing various errata in,
2. 60, 61. Dr. Jenks's account of the
Society published in Vol. VII. of the
third series, 2. 63 72. Certain volumes
to be forwarded to the New Hamp-
shire Historical Society, 2. 64. Vol.
V., third series, to be sent to Mr. Ber-
nard Henry, 2. 64. Mr. Fisher's 'De-
scription of American Medals,' printed
in, 2. 64n. The Librarian and Recording
Secretary to report to what institu-
tions and individuals the Collections
have been sent, 2. 67. List of indi-
viduals and institutions to whom the
Collections have been presented, 2.
68 n.-71 n. Vote of the Society in re-
gard to the donation of, 2. 69, 70. Vote
regarding further donation of, to the
Theological Seminary at Andover, 2.
71. Expense of printing a volume of,
2. 82 n. Thomas Gage's work pub-
lished in, 2. 84, 84 n. A committee to
prepare Vol. VII., third series, 2. 86.
Number of copies of each volume be-
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longing to the Society, 2. 87. To be I
forwarded to the Public Library at
Athens, 2. 88. A committee appointed
to increase the sale of, 2. 88. Arrange-
ment made with Little & Brown for
sale of, 2. 89. Committee appointed
for the publishing of Vol. VII., third
series, 2. 89. Letter from the New
York Historical Society, 2. 91. Vol-
umes desired by the New York His-
torical Society to complete the set,
2. 93. Index to the third series of,
2. 99, 337, 338, 354, 366, 377. Re-
ceipt of, acknowledged by Count de
Macedo, 2. 100, 101, 139. Publication
of donations in, ceases, 2. 101 n. Sum
paid for printing, 2. 103 n. Agreements
concerning the sale of, 2. llln. Vol.
VII., third series, ready for delivery,
2. 113. The Spanish manuscript to be
published in, 2. 113. Publishing Com-
mittee chosen for Vol. VIII., third se-
ries, 2. 114. The third series to be pre-
sented to the Kentucky Historical So-
ciety, 2. 114. Voted to publish the
manuscript of Brereton, 2. 119, 119 n.
Arrangement of, under Mr. Harris, 2.
121, 122. A copy of Vol. VII., third
series, forwarded to Prof. Rafn, 2. 120 H.
Exchanges of, 2. 127. The title of, 2.
128 n. Receipt of, acknowledged by
Dr. Edward Jarvis, 2. 146. Limited
sale of, 2. 148. A committee appointed
to make out complete sets of, 2. 170.
Report of the committee on the arrange-
ment of, in the attic, 2. 170, 171. Vol.
VIII. of the third series to be published,
2 178. An imperfect copy in the Li-
brary of the Louvre, 2. 178, 179. Ex-
changed for certain books, 2. 183.
Volumes specially bound for the Soci-
ety not to be loaned from the Library,
2. 183. A copy asked for by the North-
ern Academy of Arts and Sciences, 2.
220, 220 n. A copy of several volumes
given, 2. 221. A committee appointed
to contract for a reprint of Vol. X.,
second series, 2 245. Vol. VIII. of
third series ready for delivery. 2. 245,
245 n Signatures of articles in, written
by members, 2. 245 n. Vol. VIII. of
the third series to be sent to the Rev.
John Hunter, 2. 246. Expense of some
of the printing to be defrayed by money
received from the lectures, 2. 246. To
be sent to the Georgia Historical Soci-
ety, 2. 247. Six copies of Vol. VIII.,
third series, to be sent to the Hon. Ed-
ward Everett, 2. 248. Two copies of
Vol. VIII., third series, to be forwarded
to Col. Aspinwall, 2. 248. A committee
appointed to prepare Vol. IX. of the
third series, 2. 248, 249. Price of Vol.
X., second series, 2. 252. Cannot be
sent to Wabash College, as requested,
on account of a scarcity of copies of,
2. 260, 261. To be exchanged for those
of the Maryland Historical Society, 2.
268, 456. A second edition of Vol. I ,
third series, to be printed, 2. 270. Con-
tains a copy of Dr. Palfrey's address
at the first semi-centennial celebration
of the Society, 2. 301 n. Donations of
Vol. VIII., third series, to be sent to
the Historical Societies of Maryland
and North Carolina, 2. 303. Vol. VIII.,
third series, to be sent to the New Jer-
sey Historical Society, 2. 308. Con-
tain the printed instructions of Queen
Anne to Gov. Dudley, 2. 310, 310 n.
Certain volumes of, to be sent to Brown
University, 2. 311. Vol. VIII., third
series, to be sent to Peter Force, 2. 312.
Progress in preparing Vol. IX., third
series, 2. 318. Proposed exchange of,
for the ' American Annual Register,' 2.
328. Has a copy of the Trumbull Pa-
pers, 2. 332 n. Vol. VIII., third series,
to be sent to Mr. Rich and Col. Aspin-
wall, 2 339. A committee appointed
to consider the subject of reprinting
the deficient volumes of, 2. 340, 413.
A committee appointed to publish Vol.
X., third series, 2. 340. Price of the
volumes, 2 340. Report on the matter
of reprinting deficient volumes of, 2.
342, 346, 347. List of subscribers for
reprinting the deficient volumes of, 2.
347. Money received for printing Vol.
IX. of the third series, 2. 348. At the
publication of each volume of, docu-
ments relating to, to be delivered to
the Librarian by the Publishing Com-
mittee, 2. 352. Copy of, to be pre-
sented to the Nantucket Athenaeum, 2.
353. Vol. I., third series, reprinted, 2.
353. A committee appointed to con-
sider sending a copy to the British Mu-
seum, 2. 354. Report of the committee
concerning a copy of the Collections to
be sent to the British Museum, 2. 355
Exchanged for a manuscript of Chal-
mers, 2. 363. Eighty-seven volumes of,
deposited with Ticknor & Co. for Mr.
Rich, of London, 2. 365. Money re-
ceived for the sale of, 2. 368. Publish-
ing Committee to report concerning the
publication of VoL X., third series, 2.
377. A committee to be appointed to
publish Vol. I. of the fourth series, 2.
379. A committee appointed to con-
sider certain changes in the publica-
tion of, with report of the same, 2. 380,
446, 446 n. A committee to prepare
Vol. I. of the fourth series, 2. 380.
Money paid for reprinting, 2. 425 n.
Amount to be paid for the preparation
of the Index to the third decade, 2. 428.
Price of Vol. X., third series, 2. 438.
A copy of Vol. X., third series, to be
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Collections ' of the Society (continued).
sent to the Rev. J. Hunter, 2. 439.
Money paid for printing Vol. X. of the
third series, 2. 453 n. The third series
to be presented to the Library of Utah
on certain conditions, 2. 467. Progress
reported by the Publishing Committee,
2. 468. Vol. I. of the fourth series
ready for delivery, 2 484, 489. A copy
of Vol. I., fourth series, to be presented
to Rev. Mr. Jenks, Miss F. M. Caulk-
ins, Rev. Joseph Hunter, and Rev. Mr.
Bartlet, 2. 491. A committee appointed
to prepare Vol. II. of the fourth series,
2. 492. Vol. I. of the fourth series,
with all subsequent volumes, to be for-
warded to the New York State Library,
2. 494. Vol. I. of the fourth series to
be presented to the New Orleans Fisk
Free Library, 2. 495. Vol. II. of the
fourth series includes the By -Laws
adopted Feb. 10, 1853, 2. 512 n. Rules
regarding the publication of, 2. 523 ; 3.
iv, 2-4. 245, 249, 250. Money paid for
printing Vol. I. of the fourth series, 2.
527 n. Exchange of ten volumes of the
third series for some of the publica-
tions of the Philadelphia Athenaeum,
2. 535. Vol. VIII. of the second series
to be given to the Philadelphia Athe-
naeum, 2. 535. To be presented to the
Wisconsin Historical Society, 2. 550,
569. Opinions relating to certain pro-
posed publications in, 2. 692. Recom-
mendation to send a copy of, to the
Smithsonian Institute, 2. 594, 598. Vol.
II., fourth series, published, 2. 599.
Committee appointed to prepare Vol.
III. of the fourth series, 2. 601 ; 3. iv.
The publication of, to be kept distinct
from that of the Proceedings, 3. iv.
Improvements to be made in the man-
ner and style of publication of, 3. 2-4.
' Memoir of S: Appleton ' published in,
3. 3, 7. Vols. VII., VIII., and IX. of
the first series to be reprinted, 3. 83, 88,
159. Sales of, 3. 85, 88, 159, 160. Num-
ber of copies of, 3. 86. Report from
the Committee of Publication on Vol.
III. of the fourth series, 3. 89, 90. Ex-
changes arranged with Dr. O'Calla-
ghan, 3. 96, 98. Biographical sketches
to be added to, 3. 99, 122, 132. A set
of, desired by Mr. T. B. Atkins, 3. 263.
Progress of, from the beginning, 3. 266,
267. A set of, to be sent to the Nova
Scotia Legislative Assembly, 3. 334.
Indebtedness of the Society for the
means of publishing the thirty-four
volumes of, 3. 356. Expense of re-
printing Vol. X. of the first series, 4.
251. Error in third series, Vol. VII.,
4. 430. Letter written by J: Adams,
expressing his opinion of, 5. 312, 313.
Publication of Vols. III., IV., V., and
VI. of the fourth series, 6. 8, 10, 470 ;
7. 14, 15. Number of volumes issued
by the Society, 6. 12. Sales of, during
the year 1862-63, 7. 15. Volumes
printed from the proceeds of the Ap-
pleton Fund, 7. 17. Notes of M. Joy
on, 8. 223-225. Publication of Vol.
VII. of the fourth series of, 8. 97, 99,
260. Vol. VIII. of the fourth series
announced, u. 33. Vol. IX. of the
fourth series announced, 12. 81. Vol.
X. of the fourth series announced, 12.
181. Vol. I. of fifth series announced,
12. 104. Subscription to publish, 13.
232. Vols. II. and III. of the fifth
series announced, 15. 228. Vol. IV.
of the fifth series ready for distribu-
tion, 16. 154, 162, 174. Vol. V. of the
fifth series published, 16. 368. Vol.
VI. of the fifth series ready for distri-
bution, 17. 288. Vol. VII. of the fifth
series published, 19. 356. Vol. VIII.
of the fifth series published, 20. 190.
Cited, i. 133 n., 140 n., 145 n., 149. n.,
151 n., 162 n., 166 n , 111 n., 190 n.,
194 n., 200, 201 n., 212 n., 216 n , 222 n.,
227 n., 230 n., 232 n., 243 n 245 n.,
251, 252, 254 n., 256 n., 266 n, 270 n.,
273 n., 274 n., 277 n., 278 n 282 n.,
285 n., 334 «., S38 n., 347 n 348 n.,
374 n., 377 n., 378 n., 381 n 386 n.,
387 n., 390, 394 n., 399 n. 414 n.,
423 n., 445n.-447n., 466n.-468n., 475n.,
476 n., 479 n., 500«.; 2. 14 n., 30 n., 35n.,
48 n., 57 n., 61 n., 63 n., 64 n., 84 n., 85 n.,
91 n., 101 »., 110 n., 141 n., 191 n., 192 n.,
209 w., 232 n., 240 n., 245 n., 248 n.,
254 n., 261 n., 287 n., 30,1 n., 310 n.,
348 n., 361 n., 366 »., 377 n., 414 n.,
432 n., 434, 484 »., 437 n., 438 n., 440 n.,
446 n., 449 n., 459 n., 460 n., 467 n.,
472 n., 481 n., 485 n., 502 n., 509 n.,
512 n., 543 n., 549 n., 550 n., 552 n.,
557 n., 558 n., 603 n.; 6. 46, 50, 59, 255;
14. 117 «., 124 n., 130 n., 138 n., 146 ».-
148 n., 262, 368 n.; 15. 174, 194 n.; 16.
147, 195 n., 196 n., 199 n., 200 n., 202 n.,
213 n., 271 n., 283 n.. 370, 380; 17.
108 n., 139 n., 207, 208 n., 220 n., 221 n.,
222 n., 254 n., 367, 411 n. ; 18. 82, 86 n.,
95 n., 99 n., 101 n., 120 n., 199, 320 n. ;
19. 107 n., 142 n., 152 n., 395, 396, 399 n.,
407 n. ; 20 63 n., 65 »., 67 n., 69 n., 82 n.,
84 n., 87 n., 88 n., 104, 121, 147 n., 148 n.,
150 n., 153 n., 181, 282 n., 311.
College discipline and instruction, re-
marks on, n. 87-91.
College House, Cambridge, 6. 341.
College of France, 20. 261, 263.
College of Heraldry, 19. 331.
College of New Jersey, 8. 41, 42; 14.
159 n. ; 19. 360, 402 ; 20. 48 n.
College of William and Mary, see William
and Mary.
' Collegian,' magazine, 16. 408.
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103
Collegiate and Commercial Institute,
New Haven, Conn., donation from the
Principal of, 8. 254.
Colleton, Sir John, 13. 408 n.
Colleton, Thomas, 13. 408 n.
Collier, Mr., 6. 476, 477.
Collier, Jeremy, 18. 3.
Collier, John Payne, 17. 306.
Collingwood, Edward, 14. 361 n.
Collins, Capt., 7. 188, 193, 202-204, 211,
216-218, 220, 246.
Collins, Judge, 16. 6.
Collins, Mr., 16. 296.
Collins, Mrs., 7. 188, 202, 203, 210, 211,
214, 258, 259.
Collins, Anthony, 14 134 n.
Collins, Lieut. Daniel, 15. 86.
Collins, Mrs. Edward, death of, 14. 134.
Collins, Elijah, dies, 7. 191.
Collins, Ezra, n. 140.
Collins, Capt. Isaac, portrait of, presented
to the Society, 6. 20, 2157. 24.
Collins, James, 19. 237, 239.
Collins, Major James, 15. 86, 160. Re-
port of, 4. 302.
Collins, John, letter of, in regard to New
England, 6. 427.
Collins, Rev. John, 8. 12, 20, 25.
Collins, Miss Nabby, 7. 210, 225, 231.
Collins, Rev. Nathaniel, H.C. 1660, 8. 13,
21, 26.
Collins, Rev. Nathaniel, H.C. 1697, 8. 29.
Collins, Polly, 7. 211.
Collins, Rev. Samuel, letter of, about
conformity, 13. 341.
Collins, Stephen, 8. 317, 319.
Collins House, Danvers, Mass., xx. 334.
Collison, Peter, 13. 408.
Collyer, William, 14. 163.
Colman, Miss, 7. 189.
Colman, Benjamin, b. 1710, 13. 417. Por-
trait of, by Smibert, 17. 95.
Colman, Benjamin, b. 1748, 13. 416.
Colman, Mrs. Benjamin, portrait of, 17-95.
Colman, Rev. Benjamin, D.D., d. 1747, i.
11 ; 2. 54, 229 n., 449 n. ; 3. 291 ; 8. 29,
432; 10.160,162; 12. 320 j 13. 416 n.;
16. 52, 147 ; 17. 87, 95, 263, 267 n. ; 19.
179, 181 n. ; 20. 5. Letter from Gov.
Belcher, 3. 41. Correspondence with
Mr. Hooper, 3. 110; 5. 433. 'Memoir
of,' by Turell, 3. 327. Letters from
Isaac Watts, 3. 327. Srnibert's portrait
of, engraved by Pelham,g. 199. Dona-
tion of an autograph letter of, 9. 243.
Portrait of, by Smibert, 16. 394; 17. 95.
Letter to, from Mrs. George White-
field, 19. 180, 181. His funeral sermon
on Holden, i. 18. His sermon on the
death of Grove Hirst, i. 33. Letters
from the library of, i. 48. His election
sermon, i. 53. Manuscript of his ' In-
dian Wars,' i. 31. His manuscript of
the ' Gospel Order Reviewed/ 19. 127,
128.
Colman, Col. Dudley, i. 111.
Colman, Mrs. Hannah, 17. 95.
Colman, Rev. Henry, 2. 168; 10. 440 n.;
20. 403. Donations from, i. 219; 2. 147,
221, 322.
Colman, John, 6. 1670, brother of Rev.
Benjamin Colman, 13. 416. Portrait of,
by Smibert, 17. 95.
Colman, John, b. 1737, 13. 416.
Colman, John, Jr., 13. 416, 417.
Colman, John, Sen., 13. 416 n.
Colman, Mrs. John, portrait of, by Smi-
bert, 17. 95.
Colman, Mrs. Judith, 17. 95.
Colman, Sarah, 13. 416.
Colman, William, 13. 416.
Colman, William (b. 1744), 13. 416.
Colmeiro, Manuel, 17. 50.
Colmer, Abraham, 14. 366. Autograph
of, 14. frontispiece. Indenture of, with
David Thomson, 14. 358-385. Sketch
of, 14. 360.
Colombia, periodicals of, 2. 140 n.
Colomies (Colomesius), Paul, 18. 426.
Colonial Archives, Courts, Governments,
Laws, Legislatures, Records, etc., see
names of colonies designated.
Colonial Money (paper), given to the
Society, n. 160.
Colonial Ordinance, establishing riparian
rights, 2. 594, 595.
Colonial Pamphlets. 6. 365.
Colonial Period of American History, ar-
rangement of articles in the Library
with reference to, 6. 18.
Colonies in North America, see American
Colonies, and British Colonies in North
America.
Colonization, projects of, 3. 223.
Colonization Society, see American Colo-
nization, etc.
Colquhoun, J. C., his ' Life in Italy and
France in the Olden Time ' cited, 15.
242 n.
Colson, Adam, n. 140 ; 20. 13. Donation
from, i. 34.
Colson, David, n. 140.
Colston, Hon. Edward, 19. 24, 27, 27 n., 30.
Colton, Joseph H., description of his Map
of Boston, 6. 39.
Colton, Simeon, donation from, of a vol-
ume of manuscript sermons, by Rev.
Samuel Mather, of Windsor, Conn., 9.
481. Vote of thanks to, 9. 462.
Colton's ' Cabinet Atlas/ donation from
the publisher, 4. 226.
Columbia, District of, when and how
named, z. 316 n., 317 n.; 19. 393, 393 n.
Columbia, S. C., 4. 97 ; 12. 265, 268 ; 18.
200.
Columbia, ship, i. 25, 39, 88 ; 2. 316 n. ; 5.
315; 12. 41, 130. Pictures of, x. 90.
Report of Mr. Sturgis concerning the
Memorials of the voyage of the ' Co-
lumbia/ 5. 315 ; 6. 22. Columbia River
104
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
named from, n. 352, 354. Alluded to
in the 'Archives of California,' n. 353.
Columbia College, New York, i. 85 n.;
n. 234 ; 12. 265, 268 ; 15. 231 ; 19. 326,
332, 352. Donation fro'in, 8. 253.
Columbia College, S. C., 12. 265, 268 ; 15.
190.
Columbia River, 2. 316 n. Discovery of,
and name of, 5. 315; 6. 22; n. 352,
354. Pictures relating to the discovery
of, exhibited, 12. 1.
' Columbian and European Harmony,' 2.
283.
' Columbian Centinel/ i. 6, 13, 39, 60, 82,
87, 88, 98, 112, 117 n., 122, 130, 137,
147, 154, 168, 171, 178, 191, 202, 219 ;
3 140; 6. 152,271; 13. 185; 17. 17 n.;
18. 379; 19. 226-228. Cited, 17. 113 n.,
117 n.; 19. 105, 106.
'Columbian Magazine/ i. 11 ; 3 226.
' Columbian Phoenix,' i. 154.
Columbian Springs, 7. 84.
Columbus, Bartholomew, 16. 383.
Columbus, Christopher, i.28, 31, 478 n.;
8. 464 ; 10. 32, 431 ; 12. 31, 65, 468 ; 13.
41, 352, 362, 366, 379 ; 15. 244 ; 16. 318-
321, 382, 383, 443 ; 17. 50, 361 ; 18. 19, 79,
80, 199, 264, 432, 444; 19. 328; 20. 201,
362, 367. Celebration of the anniver-
sary of the discovery of America by,
1. 45, 46. Portrait of, deposited with
the Society, 2. 23, 23 n. Portrait pre-
sented to the Society, 2. 25. Portrait
of, repaired, 2. 289 n. ; 20. 192. Manu-
script discourse delivered at Havana,
on the reinterment of his remains, pre-
sented to the Society, 2. 104, 105, 105 n.
Letter relating to the disposition of his
remains, 2. 105 n. Manuscript eulogy
on, to be bound, 2. 113. The eulogy
translated, 2. 117. Title of the eulogy,
2. 118 n. Information concerning the
removal of his remains, 2. 118 n., 119 n.
Commemoration of the third century
of his discovery of America, 3. 355.
Irving's ' Life of, ' 4. 395, 396, 400, 401,
408; 20. 201. Relic of his house, 5.
210. Photograph of monument to, 5.
373; 6. 17. On a letter from, to Sant-
angel, 8. 432-434. Photographic fac-
similes of three letters of his, pre-
sented, ii. 197. Letter of Charles E.
Norton in relation to them, n. 223.
Testimony concerning the Indians, 12.
80. M. d'Avt-zac's paper on the date of
the birth of, 13. 313. Autograph of,
faces 16. 322. Letters from, to Ferdi-
nand and Isabella, 16. 323-332. Auto-
graph page, from Irving's 'Life of,'
faces 20. 201.
Columbus, Diego, 16. 322.
Columbus, Ferdinand, his 'Historic'
cited, 1 6. 321 n.
Colville, see Sprague, John.
Colyer, Thomas, 5. 358, 359.
Combauld, Richard, 19. 237, 239.
Combe, George, M.D., 13. 390; 16. 190.
Cornbe, Rev. Thomas, D.D., his book on
the Common Prayer, 18. 429. His
' Church History cleared from Roman
Forgeries,' 18. 430.
Comby, Capt., 12. 425.
Cornel, Richard, 15. 145, 145 n.
Comenius, Johannes Amos, 16. 213.
Comer, Capt. John, 20. 8, 9.
Comes, Jacob, 4. 355.
Comes, Jacob, Jr., 4. 355.
Comets, history of, i. 167.
Comines, Philippe de, his ' Me moires/ i.
153.
Commencement Day, see Harvard Col-
lege.
Commerce, in New England in 1631, 3.
183, 184. Influence of the trade in cot-
ton upon, 3. 221. Of the United States
in 1784, 5. 468, 469.
Commercial Biography, uses of, 3. 7, 8.
Commercial Relations between Great
Britain and America, 9. 69.
Commercial Treaty between Great Brit-
ain and the United States, prospects
of, 9. 7.
Comrnings, John, 20. 320.
Commission des Monuments et Docu-
ments Historiques et des Batiments
Civils du De'partement de la Gironde,
donation from, 9. 247. Circular from
the President of, read and referred, 9.
250^
Commission to revenue officers, Boston,
in reign of George III., 4. 322-324.
Commissioner of Patents, see U. S. Com-
missioner of Patents.
Commissioners for Foreign Plantations,
3. 263 ; 6. 40, 47, 51, 60, 61 ; 7. 482,
488. Letters from, to the Confederate
Governments, 6. 62. Concerning the
validity of the Narragansett Patent, 6.
75, 76.
Commissioners for settling the North-
east Boundary, see Northeast Boun-
dary, etc..
Commissioners for the Propagation of the
Gospel among the Indians, see Society
for the Propagation, etc.
Commissioners of the United Colonies, 5.
376, 377; 6. 61, 73 n., 477. Proceed-
ings of, manuscript, i. 253.
Commissioners to treat with the Eastern
Indians, Journal of, I. 7, 388.
Committee of Correspondence, see Mas-
sachusetts, etc.
Committee of Safety, 6. 54, 180.
Committee on Map of Plymouth Com-
pany, donation from, 4. 122.
Committees of Correspondence, 3. 36 ; 6.
365.
Committees of the Society, rules and
regulations regarding, 2. 242, 243, 270.
Reports of, see Annual Meeting and
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names of officers. See, also, Auditing
Committee, Council of the Society,
Lectures, Committee on, Nominating
Committee, Publishing Committee,
Scrutinizing Committee, Standing
Committee.
Commodianus, 18. 427.
Commodore Hull, U. S. gun-boat, 7. 360.
'Common School Journal/ 10. 445; 19.
337.
Commons, discontinuance of, at Harvard
College, 6. 269.
Commonwealth Avenue, 6. 4, 5.
Commonwealth vs. Alger, 10. 77, 78 ; vs.
Aves, 10. 74 : 13. 299 ; vs. Fitzgerald,
10. 74 ; vs. Taylor, 10. 74 ; vs. Temple,
10. 65.
' Commonwealth vs. Nathaniel Jennison,'
case of, cited, 3. 191-195 ; 13. 293-299.
Communion, term of, 8. 221.
Comparetti, Domenico, 18. 403.
' Comprehensive Commentary,' 2. 277.
Compton, Henry, Bishop of London, 13.
106 ; 18. 424.
Compton, James, 3d Earl of Northampton,
see Northampton
Compton, Spencer, Earl of Wilmington, see
Wilmington.
Compton, William, Lord, n. 212.
Compton, William, Earl of Northampton,
see Northampton.
Comstock, Cyrus, donation from, i. 131.
Conanicut, 5. 364. Burning of houses, 7.
220, 221.
Couant, Col., friend of Paul Revere, 15.
165, 166, 171, 176, 177; 16. 372.
Conant, Mr., 7. 296.
Conant, John, D.D., his ' Sermons,' 18.
429.
Conant, Roger, n. 145; 12. 398; 14. 115;
17. 366, 367, 367 n., 368, 368 n., 369,
369 n. Autograph of, faces 17. 366.
Petition of, to the General Court of
Massachusetts, communicated by Mr.
Deane, 17. 366-368.
Conant's Island, Boston Harbor, 17. 368.
Concert Hall, Boston, i. 235, 236 ; 12. 63-
65; 17. 364 n.; 19 174, 174 n.; 20. 405.
Concha, Gov.-Gen. Jose, matters pertain-
ing to negro soldiers, 6. 247.
Concio ad Synodum, 1701, 6. 19.
Concord, Mass., 3. 10, 117, 150, 4. 21, 81,
84; 5. 332, 369, 371 ; 6. 285; 8. 353, 401 ;
10. 353; 12. 394-396, 407 n. ; 16. 112,
155, 255, 300 n., 365; 17. 243, 252, 289,
294, 315, 318, 319, 321-324, 329, 332,
342, 380; 18. 156-160; 19. 62, 85, 93,
302, 325 n. Battle at, 4. 294 ; 5. 2 ; 6
179; 7. 478; 8. 404; n. 306; 19. 377,
377 n. ; 20. 63, 416. Battle at, announced
in England, 7. 195, 198. Bostonians
chose representatives there, 1775, 7.
198. Invitation of the town to the So-
ciety, to join in the centennial of the
battle at, 13. 449 ; accepted, 13. 450.
Concord. N. H., 3. 11, 12; 4. 94; i2.40ln.,
406, 406«., 413; 16. 118; 17. 152, 153,
155, 156; 20. 226. Aids Boston, 1774,
4. 224.
Conde', Louis II. de Bourbon, Prince de,
1 6. 222 n. Statue of, by David, 19. 59.
Conder, Capt. David, 15. 84 n., 85.
Condiskeag, 3. 305.
Condorcet, Jean Antoine, Marquis de, ad-
mired Franklin's Constitution, 5. 90.
Conduit Street, Boston, Mass., name
changed to Union Street, 6 28.
Condy [?], Foster, 20. 11.
Cone, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Conestoga Bridge, Penn., 17. 204.
Coney, John, i. 153.
Coney, John, 6. 341.
Coney, Col. Richard, Governor of Bermuda,
18. 256.
Coney Island, 6. 193.
Confectio alchermes, a medicine, 5. 396.
Confederate Bonds, donation of, by Maj.-
Gen. Benham, 9. 7 ; by Ivers J. Austin,
Esq., 9. 255.
Confederate flags presented to the Soci-
ety, 6. 17 ; n. 136, 252.
Confederation of 1778, pen with which
the articles of, were signed, i. 98 ; 2.
174. Questions of citizenship, 6. 93.
Rights of the negro under, 6. 110, 112,
155. First Secretary of War under, 6.
373.
' Confession of Faith/ published by Mr.
Dexter, 2. 164.
Confiscation Acts of Massachusetts, 13.
53,54.
Congdon, James B., 8. 280. Donations
from, 6. 20; n. 499.
Congregational Board of Publication, 19.
117. Donation from, 5. 223.
Congregational Churches, proposed
changes in, opposed by Hon. John
Lowell, 2. 165, 166.
'Congregational Discipline, Fruits of/ n.
460-464.
Congregational Library Association, 17.
31.
Congregational Ministers, convention of,
i. 213. Letter from the committee, 5.
105, 106.
' Congregational Quarterly/ donation
from, 4. 235. Cited, 14. 117 n., 148 n.
' Congregational Way/ names of minis-
ters in favor of, 11. 201. Gov. Brad-
ford on, ii. 457-460.
Congregationalists, 3. 25. In Georgia, 8.
215.
' Congres International des Ame'rica-
nistes/ 14. 158 ; 16. 183, 403. Invita-
tion from, 19. 216.
Congress, American and Continental,
see Continental Congress.
Congress of the Governors of New Eng-
land and New York held in New Lon-
don, see New London.
106
INDEX OF THE PEOCEEDINGS
Congress of the United States, 2. 406 ; 6.
169, 170, 195, 211, 213, 218, 224, 247,
430; 10. 162; n. 22, 23, 69, 70, 78, 104,
234, 271, 357, 361, 486 ; 18. 418, 437.
Resolve of, concerning the national
debt, i. 9. Address to the States from,
1. 12. Journals of, i. 28, 49, 100, 111,
130, 145, 190; 6. 186, 218. Memorial
to, i. 61, 66. Public documents of, i.
201, 218 ; 3. 265. Donations from, i.
494; 2. 17, 27, 93, 96, 137, 215, 411, 475,
551, 584, 593; 3. 114,265; n. 498. The
pen used by, in signing the Act of Con-
federation, 2. 174. A memorial to be
presented to, concerning the printing
of certain scientific works, 2. 336-339.
A memorial to be presented to, con-
cerning the reduction of duties on
maps, books, etc., 2 349, 350. The
Twenty-second, 2. 407. To be peti-
tioned for a copy of the ' American
} • . Archives,' 2. 418. A memorial to be
prepared, asking for appropriations of
money for certain historical purposes,
2. 550. Committee of Ways and Means,
in, 3. 72 ; 6. 455, 458. Documents of,
presented to the Society, 3. 265. Clauses
and matters pertaining to slavery, 6. 88,
98, 141, 146, 147, 151, 153-156, 161-164,
185, 186, 197, 215-218. Declaration of
Independence, 6. 100-103. Report of
the committee on the safety of the
Southern States, 6. 216-218. Soldiers
called to service, 6. 259. Matters re-
lating to the depreciation of money in
1779, 6. 359, 360. Correspondence of
Washington with, 6. 364-366. Close
of the Revolutionary War, 6. 368, 371-
373. Plan of Gen. Knox for the ar-
rangement of the militia of the United
States, 6. 375, 377-403. Report cm the
plan of Gen. Knox, 6. 397, 398. ' Jour-
nals' of the lst-3d sessions, 10. 35.
Foreign correspondence of, 10. 274.
Library of, 10. 314, 377 n. Visit to. in
1789, ii. 22, 23. Resolve of the old,
in 1781, to erect a monument at York-
town, 17. 232, 293. Aged ex-members
of, 18. 246, 247. Resolution of, accept-
ing a portrait of Hampden, 18. 439, 440.
Portrait of Lafayette given to the
House of Representatives by Ary
Scheffer, 19. 56, 57. Papers relating
to the presentation of a portrait of Mr.
Winthrop to, 19. 356-359. Senate Doc-
ument No. 9 cited, 2. 308 n.
Congress, Provincial, see name of the
province holding.
Congress, ship, 7. 225, 240.
Congress Street, Boston, 6. 30, 209.
' Congressional Globe,' 18. 437. Donation
from, 7. 21.
Coning, Martin, Boston, naturalized, 4.
362.
Conkeumbans, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Connecticut, i. 129; 2. 304 n. ; 3. 25, 111,
112, 114, 300; 4. 274, 325; 6. 133, 176,
488 ; 7. 187, 214, 232, 234, 262 ; 8. 356,
475 ; 10. 27 n., 159, 328, 379, 382, 391 ;
n. 344. Laws of, i. 9, 113; 5. 66 »„
168, 169 ; 6. 196-200, 212 ; 10. 395-397.
Maps of, i. Ill, 124. Manuscript re-
lating to the colony of, i. 129. 'Heads
of Inquiry concerning,' i. 130. 'Ac-
count of the Inhabitants of/ i. 130.
Missions in, i. 145, 154. Election ser-
mons, i. 202. Statistics of, 2. 42. Do-
nations from, 2. 217, 459; 4. 54, 286;
5. 30 ; 10. 409 ; n. 498. The Governor
requests the delivery of the Trumbull
Papers, 2. 322, 322 n., 323 n., 355. Report
of the committee on the matter of the
Trumbull Papers, 2. 328, 330, 330 n.-
333n. Resolves concerning the Trum-
bull Manuscripts, 2. 343 ?*.-346 n. Vote
and report of the Society concerning
the claim to the Trumbull Papers, 2.
357, 357 n.-359 n. Troops sent into the
Narragansett Country, 3. 9. Matters
pertaining to land granted to Lord Say
and Sele, 3. 50. Effort to capture Goff e
the regicide, 3. 61 . A copy of the 'Blue
Laws ' presented to the Society, 3. 133.
Questions of boundary, 3. 148 ; 19. 385.
Copy of the Colonial Records from
1638 to 1649 donated to the Society, 3.
182. Action of the militia in the cam-
paign against Burgoyne, 3. 279. Her
money, 4. 132. Naturalization in, 4.
345. Purchase from Fenwick of land,
6. 45. The Atherton Company and
the Narragansett Country, 6. 67n.-71,
76 ; 7. 483. Vote in regard to the im-
portation of slaves, 6. 92, 142. Vote
passed on motions in regard to the
Constitution, 6. 146, 147. Questions
relating to taxation, 6 148. Her ser-
vice in the battle of Bunker Hill com-
memorated, 6. 177. Enlistment of
negroes, 6. 196-200, 212. Call on the
militia to serve, 6. 259, 372. Letter
from General Putnam, 6. 260. Militia
dismissed on account of the harvest, 6.
358. Returns made, of the militia, 6.
401. Powder sent to Boston from, 7. 194.
Regiments of, 7. 217. Baptists hardly
used in, 7. 293. John Adams's opinion
of, 8. 230. Disallowance of an Act of
the Colony of, entitled ' Hereticks,' 9.
501. Difference between the Colony of,
and the Mohegan Indians, 1705, 9. 506.
Agreement with Uncas, 10. 16-18.
'History of, during the Rebellion,' 10.
397. Journal of a tour to, in 1789, n.
9-32. Dispute between a Connecticut
man and a Rhode-Islander, n. 28. Let-
ter on receipt of the Charter of, n.
344. Act of, for the preservation of
ancient Town Records, n. 370. Towns
in, gained from Massachusetts, 12.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
107
401 n. Manufacture of gunpowder in,
14. 252. Action of the Assembly with
regard to the manufacture of salt, 15.
225. Action of the Council of Safety
with regard to the importation of salt,
15. 225. ' The Boundary Disputes of,'
given, 19. 385.
Connecticut, Archives and Colonial Rec-
ords of, 3. 63, 182 ; 6. 1^6 ; 10. 395-397 ;
13. 240; 17. 223 n.
Connecticut, Charter of, I. 9, 113; 4. 162,
163; 6. 65n.-71n., 73 n.
Connecticut, General Assembly of, 2.
212. Requests the delivery of the
Trumbull Papers, 2. 322, 322 n., 323 n.,
328, 330, 330 n., 333, 343, 346 n., 355,
357, 357 n., 359 n.
Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sci-
ences, donations from, 1.218; 2. 224;
9. 353. The Collections to be sent to,
i. 241. To receive a copy of the Col-
lections, 2. 69 n.
Connecticut Association, donation from,
3.86.
Connecticut Association of Ministers, i.
122.
Connecticut Board of Education, Secre-
tary of, donation from, 2. 218.
'Connecticut Courant,' 17. 91.
Connecticut Historical Society, 10. 309,
430; 18. 187. Its Charter and By-
Laws, 2. 146. Invited to join in cele-
brating the anniversary of the New
England Confederacy, 2. 248. Accepts
the invitation, 2. 252. Delegates pres-
ent at the celebration, 2. 254 n. Dona-
tion from, 2. 498; 3 37, 110; 4. 122;
5. 1, 48, 52, 64 ; 7. 152 ; n. 498. « Col-
lections ' of, 2. 96, 128 n. 'Proceed-
ings ' of, cited, 16. 378 n.
Connecticut Missionary Society, Address
of, i. 146.
Connecticut River, 3-9; 8. 475; 10. 328.
Connecticut Valley, 5. 43.
Conner, Capt., 4. 79; 8. 326.
Conner, John, sentenced by a court-mar-
tial, 16. 344.
Connonicus, 10. 328.
Connor, Mrs., a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 266.
Connor, Sergeant, 15. 140.
Connor, Dr. Bernard, 6. 19.
Connor, John, 15. 145.
Conolly, , innkeeper, 19. 403, 418.
Conrad, Charles M., 13. 259.
' Considerations on the Measures carry-
ing on with the British Colonies,' i. 12.
' Considerations on the Virginia Act for
Religious Freedom,' i. 19.
' Consolatory Thoughts on American In-
dependence,' i. 10.
Constable, Mr., 7. 333.
Constable, Archibald, 4. 402.
Constable, William, n. 229, 230.
Constables, duties of, 9. 35.
Constant, Benjamin, 10. 270.
Constantine, (he Great, n. 426, 461; 16.
138 ; 20. 260, 375.
Constantine, arch of, 17. 453.
Constantinople, 6. 18.
Constitution, jriyate, i. 322.
Constitution of the Society, see Act of
Incorporation, By-Laws, and Massa-
chusetts Historical Society.
Constitution of the States in the United
States of America, see names of the
States.
Constitution of the United States of
America, see United States of America.
Constitutional Society, 4. 24 ; 19. 220n.
Constitutions, American, censured by Tur-
got, 5. 90.
' Contemporary Review ' cited, 18. 137 n.
Continental Army, 3. 234, 236. Uniform
of, 4. 149-151. Committee of confer-
ence to improve, 6. 184. Concerning
negro enlistments, 6. 184-187, 201, 215,
220-223. Need of increasing the ranks,
6. 204, 214. Statistics concerning, 6.
211-213. Condition of, in 1775, 7. 188.
Unpopular regulations and slow enlist-
ments, 7. 216.
Continental Association adopted, 1774, 6.
104-106.
Continental banner on Beaurain's map,
7. 477.
Continental Congress, 2. 174, 174 n. ; 3.
179, 180; 4. 57, 60, 68-73; 6. 110-112,
135, 151, 261; 15. 114, 120, 141; 19.
257. Journals and Proceedings of, i.
9, 21, 50, 60, 79, 145, 271. Declaration
by, i. 37. Matters relating to slavery
and negro enlistments, 6. 98, 104-106,
182, 202. Articles of the Association
adopted in 1774, 6. 104-106. Articles
of the Confederation passed in 1778, 6.
110, 151, 160. Rations allowed by, 15.
139. Resolutions of, in regard to the
manufacture of salt, 15. 223.
Continental currency, 4. 132 ; 5. 351.
Continental finance, 5. 12-15.
' Continental Journal,' i. 13.
Contra Remonstrants, 16. 458.
Contrayerva, a medicine, 5. 397.
Convent at Charlestown, burning of, 5. 41.
Convention, see name of State holding
the same.
Convention of Congregational Ministers,
a list of preachers before them to be
prepared, i. 213. .
Convers, , M.D., Woburn, 8. 234.
Convers, Lydia, 8. 234.
Converse, , 17. 337.
Converse, James, u. 315.
Converse, Joshua P., donation from, 10.
320.
Conveyancing, 5. 503.
Conway, Capt., 5. 358.
Conway, Edward, letter from, to the Lord
President of York, 20. 339.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
\
Conway, Sir Edward Seymour, Viscount,
12. 246.
Conway, Moncure Daniel, 16. 443.
Conway, Gen. Henry Seymour, 12. 418;
16. 40. And Gov. Hutchinson, 5. 363.
Yeas and nays on his motion for Peace
with America, 9. 218.
Conway, Gen. Thomas, 10. 278.
Conway, William, actor, 3. 125.
Conway, Mass., 12. 405, 408, 418. Dona-
tion from, 10. 206.
Conway, N. H., 17. 415.
Cony, John, Sen., 12. 107.
Conybeare, Rev. William J., 12. 174.
Conyers, Sackville George Lane-Fox, 12th
Baron, 12. 417.
Cook, , 8. 399.
Cook, Capt., 18. 17.
Cook, Charles Edward, 13. 370.
Cook, Charles Wells, donation from, 13.
370.
Cook, Elisha, Sen., 4. 247. See also
Cooke, Elisha.
Cook (Cooke), Francis, passenger in the
' Mayflower,' 2. 560 ; 13. 389.
Cook, Henry, donation from, u. 499.
Cook, Capt. James, i. 112, 168; II. 351,
352; 13. 354. Paper relating to his
voyages, 2. 356. Discovery of Nootka
Sound, 7. 442.
Cook, John, marriage of, 14. 150.
Cook, Lieut. John, 15. 77.
Cook, Joseph, 17. 157, 159.
Cook, Mary, 20 267.
Cook, Capt. Phineas, 15. 80.
Cook, Robert, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 266.
Cook, Solomon, 16. 81. Certificate of, as
to Jolley Allen's goods, 16, 95.
Cooke, , 1 8. 17.
Cooke, , name assumed by Col. Goffe,
3. 60. See Goffe, William.
Cooke, Aaron, 20. 325.
Cooke, Elisha, b. 1703, 13. 412.
Cooke, Elisha, died young, 13. 412.
Cooke, Elisha, died young, 13. 412.
Cooke, Elisha, M.D., B.C. 1657, d. 1715,
6. 31 ; 8. 12, 21, 26 ; 12. 107 ; 13. 412 n. ;
17. 52, 53 ; 20. 321, 321 n., 325.
Cooke, Hon. Elisha, H C. 1697, d. 1737,
son of the preceding, 4. 256 ; 6. 31 ; 8. 29 ;
IT. 396; 13. 412; 20. 321 n.
Cooke, Elizabeth, 13. 412.
Cooke, Capt. George, Commissioner of
Massachusetts, 5. 401 n. ; 6. 58, 63, 66 n.
Cooke, Jane, 13. 412.
Cooke, Sir Jo., Sec., 10. 378, 380.
Cooke, Joseph, H. C. 1660, 8. 13, 22, 26.
Cooke, Joseph, B.C. 1661, 8. 13, 21, 26.
Cooke, Mary, 13. 412, 414.
Cooke, Middlecott, 13. 412 n., 414.
Cooke, Nicholas, Governor of R. I., 6. 201.
Letter to, from Gen. Greene, 3. 99.
Correspondence with Gen. Washington,
6. 201, 204, 205.
Cooke, Nicholas, Jr., 14. 110.
Cooke, Sarah, 13. 412, 414, 417.
Cooke, William D., A.M., his ' Revolu-
tionary History of North Carolina '
cited, 12. 158 n.
Cooke's Court, significance of name, 6. 31.
Cookson, , a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 266.
Cooledge, Joseph, 12. 61.
Cooledge, Joseph, Jr., 12. 63. See Coo-
lidge.
Cooley, Daniel, 3. 297.
Cooley, James, donation from, 2. 373.
Cooley, John, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 266.
Coolidge, , 17. 338.
Coolidge, Mr., 7. 217.
Coolidge, Mr., 15. 336, 347.
Coolidge, Mrs., 7. 217.
Coolidge, Austin J., donations from, 4.
309; 10.40.
Coolidge, Cornelius, & Co., n. 308.
Coolidge, John, 2. 209.
Coolidge, John T., 19. 357.
Coolidge, Joseph, 2. 209.
Coolidge, Joseph, d. 1820, 2. 209 ; 12. 61.
Donations from, i. 103, 137.
COOLIDGE, JOSEPH, d. 1840, i. 192 n.,
222, 226, 230, 235, 237, 243, 244, 262,
33(J, 348, 350, 374, 398, 448, 450, 451,
454 n., 456, 460, 464, 504 ; 2. 12 ; 12. 63 ;
20. 8, 108. His death, i. xlii ; 2. 182 n.,
193, 210. Nominated a Resident Mem-
ber, i. 220. Elected, i. 221. Of com-
mittee to collect and count votes, i.
230, 452. Of committee to examine the
Treasurer's accounts, i. 244, 341, 349,
409. Of committee on new rooms, i.
399, 456 n. Of committee on exchange
of duplicate books, it 452. Of commit-
tee to execute indenture with Provi-
dent Institution for Savings, i. 460,
461 n. Contributes to purchase the
Society's building, i. 465 n. Present
at meetings of the Society, 2. 12, 14,
21, 25. Donations from, 2. 23. Me-
moir of, 2. 209, 210. Positions held by
him, 2. 209, 210. Marriage of, 2. 210.
Coolidge, Joseph, H.C. 1817, d. 1879, 2.
210; 17. 313, 366. The desk on which
was written the Declaration of Inde-
pendence presented to, 2. 210, 210 n. ;
3. 151. His death, 2. 210 n. Donation
from, xx. 228,499.
Coolidge, Mrs. Joseph, donation from,
13. 43. Thanks ordered to, 13. 43.
Coolidge, Marguerite (Olivier), 2. 209.
Coolidge, Samuel, 17. 337.
Coolidge, Rev. Samuel, his sermon at
Castle William, i. 55.
Coolidge, William, donation from, i. 54,
55, 84, 131, 154, 156.
Coombs, Edward S., donation from, 10.
40; ii. 499.
Coomes, Abigail (Mrs. Avery), 14. 151.
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109
Cooper, Col., 19. 72.
Cooper, Anthony, see Shaftesbury, Earl
of.
Cooper, Sir Grey, 19. 217.
Cooper, James, cleric of Trinity Church,
12. 24. Furnishes a room for the
meetings of the Monthly Anthology
Club, 2. 388 n. ; 17. 403.
Cooper, James Fenirnore, n. 233, 356;
16. 405; 17. 234. Medjil struck off in
honor of, 2. 308. Extract from his
'Naval History,' 3. 215, 216.
Cooper, James S., donation from, 2 415.
Cooper, John, donation from, i. 67.
Cooper, John, marriage of, 14. 150.
Cooper, Rev. Myles, D.D., 8. 398; 15.
Cooper, Peter, 18. 246.
Cooper, Samuel, 17. 365; 18. 443.
Cooper, Judge Samuel, 17. 217.
Cooper, Rev. Samuel, D.D., d. 1783, i. 5, 7,
31, 382; 4. 31, 44; 5. 246; 7. 116, 117,
240 ; 8. 322, 365, 386, 398 ; 12. 323 ; 15.
328, 340-343, 346, 348, 349, 353, 354, 356,
358-362; 16. 43, 44, 177; 17. 166; 19.
157. Portrait of, presented to the Soci-
ety, 2. 52. Sermons of, donated to the
Society, 2. 54, 54 n. Letter to, from
the Kev. George Whitefield, 2 415.
Letter from, to B: Franklin, 7. 124. Ex-
tract from a letter of, 14. 279. Letter
of Gov. Pownall to, 16. 178, 179. Ser-
mons by, i. 9, 13, 79. His General
Election Sermon, 2. 294 n.
Cooper, Mrs. Sarah, 14. 150.
Cooper, William, I.2L8.
Cooper, Reo. William, d. 1743, i. 12.
Smibert's portrait of, engraved by Pel-
ham, 9. 199 ; 12. 320. A portrait of,
presented to the Society, 17. 328.
Cooper, Sir William, 13. 109.
Cooper, William d. 1809, town clerk of
Boston, 12. 9, 12, 187; 8. 330; n. 140;
13. 110, 159, 194, 416 ».; 20. 10.
COOPER, WILLIAM DURRANT, F.S.A., 4.
149, 287. Donates letters from Rev.
John Allin, 3. 155. Elected a Corre-
sponding Member, 3. 203. Accepts
membership, 3. 220. Donations from,
3. 251 ; 4. 146, 197 ; 5. 57, 87, 193 ; 6.
78, 331 ; 7. 168. Gift from, 4. 146. Let-
ter from, 6. 22. His death, 18. xx.
Cooper Street, Endicott Hall, 6. 33.
Cooper Union for the advancement of
Science and Art, donation from the
trustees of, 9. 347.
Copan, ruins of, 2. 14.
Oopeland, John, 18. 394.
Copeland, Jonathan, Jr., 13. 372.
Copeland, Jonathan, 3d, 13. 372, 375.
Copeloy. , 17. 200.
Copely, John, n. 140.
Copenhagen, 2. 20.
Copley, Elizabeth Clarke (Mrs. Gardiner
Greene), 12. 326, 327 ; 13. 66w.
COPLEY, JOHN SINGLETON, Lord Lynd-
hurst, see Lyndhurst.
Copley, John Singleton, R.A., g. 205, 209 ;
ix. 241, 390, 391, 393; 12. 230; 13. 44,
211, 268; 14. 32, 36, 94, 160, 308, 309 ;
16. 37, 38, 100, 385-387, 391, 393, 475;
17. 233 ; 19. 102, 215, 216, 219,222; 20.
12. 12 n., 13, 14, 394. Portrait of Gov.
Hutchinson by, i. 417. His portrait of
James Allen, presented to the Society,
2. 65. His portrait of John Rogers,
the martyr, 2. 585, 612-614. Portraits
painted by, 6. 36. Discussion as to
whether he ever painted miniatures,
11. 5. Proof that he did, n. 390. Me-
moir of, by A. T. Perkins, 12. 319-329;
13. 23. Birth and parentage, 12. 319.
Boyhood, 12. 320. Paintings by him,
12. 321-327. His picture of ' The Boy
with the Squirrel,' 12. 325. Goes to
England, 12. 325. Elected a member
of the Royal Academy, 12. 326. Death
of, 12. 328. ' Life and Works of,' cited,
1.417.
Copley, Mrs. John Singleton (Clarke),
14. 309; 17. 233.
Copley, Sir Joseph William, Bart., 12.
319.
Copley, Miss Mary, 12. 326, 327. Her
reminiscences of her father, 12. 328.
Copley, Mrs. Mary Singleton (Mrs. Pel-
ham), 12. 319.
Copley, Richard, 12. 319, 320.
Copley, Mrs. Susan (ClarkeJ, 12. 323, 325.
Copp, David, 20. 211.
Copp, John, sentenced by a court-mar-
tial, 1 6. 344.
Copp, William, 12. 365.
Coppee, Professor of the University of
Pennsylvania, 4. 102.
Copper coinage, American, 1793-1807,
presented, 4. 310.
Copperopolis, 'Cal., 17. 461.
"Coppers/ as a currency, n. 16, 22, 27.
Coppinger, John, 20. 8.
Copp's Hill, Boston, 6. 27 ; 16. 156. Bat-
tery on, 7. 190. Man hanged on, 7. 200.
Copp's Hill Burying-ground, 6. 29; 17.
234 ; 18. 345, 346, 349. Names of per-
sons buried in, 20. 211.
Copying, expenses of, 5. 22.
Copyright of ' Life of John Quincy
Adams,' see Adams, J: Q.
Coram, Capt. Thomas, 12. 425.
Corbet, , 3. 318.
Corbet, Abraham, 14. 375.
Corbet, Clement, LL.D., 14. 386.
Corbin, Griffin, 3. 260.
Corbin, Hon. Richard, 4. 138.
Corbin vs. Healey, case of, 14. 165.
Corbitant, on Indian, 20. 70.
Corbitt, Miles, his signature to the Nar-
ragansett Patent, 5. 40.
Corcelle, M. de, 20. 101.
Corcelle, Madame de, 20. 101.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Corcoran, W. W., 12. 230.
Corcoran Gallery, Washington, 20. 264.
Cordes, Major, 15. 94.
Cordis, Joseph, Charlestons, 12. 64.
Cordis, Thomas (Bellows, Cor dig, fr Jones),
ii. 308.
Cordova, Don Louis, 4. 380.
Coreggio, Antonio Allegri, 3. 379.
Corey, Deloraine P., donations from, 5.
202 ; 6. 20 ; 7. 139, 168 ; 8. 254 ; 9. 177 ;
10.331; n.499.
Corey, Elizabeth, 20. 313.
Corey, Lieut. Ephraim, 6. 178.
Corey, Giles, 16. 146 ; 20. 293, 297, 313,
315,316. At a meeting of witches, 5. 33.
Corey, Mrs. Giles, 20. 293, 315, 316.
Coriat, Thomas, see Coryat.
Cork, Ireland, 3. 78. Provisions sent to,
for the starving Irish, 7. 414.
Corlet (Corlitt), Ammi-Ruhamah, H.C.
1670, 3. 318 ; 6. 340 ; 814, 22, 27 ; 10.
138 ; 14. 223 n.
Corlet, Elijah, 13. 235. His grant of five
hundred acres, 10. 138, 139.
Corley, , 3. 297, 298.
Corliss, Lieut. A. W., donation from, n.
44.
Corliss, George H., 17. 283.
Corlitt, see Corlet.
Corn Field, Boston, 3. 136, 137.
Cornbury, Edward Hyde, Lord, i. 18.
Cornelisson, Peter, see Bockenbergius.
Cornelius, Indian, 19. 407.
Cornell, Lieut.-Col. Ezekiel, 15. 160 : 17.
164.
Cornell University, 18. 26. Remarks on,
by J. C. Gray, n. 85-92. ,
Cornhill, Boston, 3. 136, 137 ; 5. 257.
Cornhill, London, 3. 139.
' Cornhill Monthly and Literary" Re-
corder,' donation from the publishers
of, 10. 320.
Cornish, Henry, 18. 257.
Cornu, Se'bastian Melchior, 19. 53, 54.
Cornwall (Eng.) association of ministers,
17. 262 n. 'Records of, 17. 254-262.
List of members of, 17. 255, 261. Con-
stitution of, 17. 257-261.
Cornwallis, Charles, 1st Marquis, 6. 225 ;
7. 289 n.; 8. 398; 10. 349; n. 301, 488,
489; 14. 237, 331, 336-338; 17. 232, 293;
18. 70, 71, 73, 74; 19. 67, 69, 70, 73,
243, 286; 20. 91. Defeated by Gen.
Washington, 3. 334. Exchanged, 5.
343. Proclamation regarding negro
enlistments, 6. 220, 221. Correspond-
ence of, cited, 19. 69 n.
Cornwallis, Charles Cornwallis, 3rf Baron,
13. 106.
Corporation, a, may be dissolved, 4. 166.
Corresponding Members of the Society, i.
xiv, xxvii, 4, 40, 233 «., 266 n. Original
Act passed specifying the number of,
i. xiv, xlvw., 62-64; 2. 115 n., 1167?.,
513, 614. Act amending the Charter,
and increasing the number of. i. xiv n.j
2. 116 n., 513"; 3. 157, 158. ' Lists of
those elected under the original Act, i.
xlv-xlix ; 3. x, xi; 4. x, xi ; 5. x, xi ; 6.
x, xi ; 7. x, xi ; 8. xiv ; 9. xiv ; 10. xiv ;
n. xvi; 12. xvi ; 13. xvi ; 14. xiv; 15.
xiv; 16. xiv ; 17. xvi ; 18. xviii ; 19.
xviii ; 20. xviii. Lists of those elected
under the Act of 1857, i. xlvn.; 3. xii
4. xii ; 5. xii ; 6. xii ; 7. xii ; 8. xv ; 9
xv ; 10. xv ; u. xvii ; 12. xvii ; 13. xvii
14. xvi ; 15. xv ; 16. xv ; 17. xvi, xvii
18. xix ; 19. xix ; 20. xix. Use of term
and rules of election, i. xlvn., 161 n.,
478; 2. 115 n., 116 n., 513, 514; 3. 229-
241. Nominations of, i. 29, 32, 38, 40,
42-44, 55, 59, 69, 77, 78, 85, 86, 94,
99, 101, 102, 104, 107-110, 119, 121,
126, 128. 134, 136, 142, 145, 148, 149,
157, 162, 164, 169, 170, 176, 193, 194,
196, 198, 206, 207, 220, 222, 224, 226,
229, 234, 238, 244, 252, 255, 258, 263,
265, 266, 272, 278, 284. 287, 289, 333,
334, 338, 340, 343, 346, 370, 375, 376,
384, 385, 400, 416, 418, 424, 425, 437,
446-448, 471, 472, 474, 476, 480-482,
489, 493, 498, 500, 504; 2. 12, 17, 18,
23-25, 40, 46-48, 55, 56, 59-61, 67, 89,
99, 106, 110, 112, 113, 116, 123, 124,
132, 137, 138, 141, 172, 174, 177, 181,
191, 223, 238, 239, 249, 289, 300, 302,
304, 325, 340, 386, 416, 424, 437, 447,
455, 472, 491, 495, 499, 537, 553, 580,
581, 596, 601. Elections of, i. 36, 41,
44, 47, 51, 57, 61, 77, 81, 86, 87, 94,
101, 102, 104, 106, 107, 109, 110, 117,
120, 125, 126, 129, 135, 140, 143, 148-
150, 162, 163, 165, 186, 194, 195, 197,
199, 213, 221, 224, 227, 228, 231, 234,
237, 239, 244, 254, 258, 259, 264, 267,
270, 272, 280, 285, 332, 333, 335, 339,
342, 346, 347, 371, 377, 385, 388, 407,
418, 424, 425, 446-448, 451, 474, 477,
480, 487, 493, 503 ; 2. 3, 13, 19, 27, 30,
41, 47, 48, 49, 59, 62, 64, 78, 90, 100,
110, 112, 113, 115, 119, 124, 129, 135,
138, 141, 143, 175, 176, 180, 183, 212,
224, 240, 249, 250, 292, 302, 303, 308,
328, 342, 412, 417, 425, 442, 450, 455,
456, 469, 473, 501, 539, 569, 582, 597,
606; 3. 1, 31, 37, 38, 50, 67, 88, 110,
114, 128, 152, 203, 220, 237, 264; 4.
52, 54, 124, 197, 228, 258, 287, 310 ; 5.
18, 147, 182, 199, 205, 219, 309, 323; 6.
7, 426, 471 ; 7. 26, 307 ; 8. 8, 172, 212,
481 ; 9. 177, 226, 374 ; 10. 31, 37, 94,
145, 146, 210, 471, 474, 481; 11. 92, 129,
145, 345,492; 12. 1, 29, 49, 140, 186,
192, 213, 333; 13. 68, 104, 121, 240, 264,
370, 425; 14. 108, 158, 159; 15. 163,
181; 16. 12, 100, 314; 17. 48, 89, 136,
288 ; 18. 4, 67, 179, 248, 340 ; 19. 67,
102, 124, 243, 285; 20. 94, 104, 112.
Membership withdrawn from two, I.
106. A Resident Member moving from
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Ill
the State becomes a Corresponding
Member, i. 248. Notification and di-
plomas issued to, i. 478 ; 3. 241.
Deaths of, 2. 190, 242 In., 509 n. ; 4. 20 ;
5. xi ; 6. xii ; 7. xiii ; 8. xvi ; 9. xvi ;
10. xvi ; ii. xviii; 12. xviii, 1, 72, 182,
204, 290, 315, 330; 13. xviii, 43, 81, 99,
122, 312, 426; 14. xvi, 155, 339; 15.
xvi; 16. xvi; 17. xviii ; 18 xx ; 19. xx,
4. 64, 195, 278, 285, 325, 359 ; 20. xx,
95, 172, 353. Memoirs of, 2. 509 n.
To aid in collecting historical matter,
6. 8. See also Honorary Members.
Corresponding Secretary of the Society,
2. 173, 173 n. ; 3. 268; 7. 351. Repre-
sentation of the official seal of, 2. 174 n.
Mode of election of, 2. 484. Duties of,
2. 514, 515, 517, 518 ; 3. 239-244 ; 19.
186. Reports of, see Belknap, J. ;
Deane, Charles ; Eliot, J. ; Harris,
T. M. ; Holmes, A. ; Lowell, C. ; Lunt,
W: P. ; Bobbins, Chandler ; Willard,
Joseph ; Winsor, Justin ; Young, A.
Corressit, 4. 275.
Correy, Lieut. Ephraim, 15. 79.
Corsham, Methuen, Barons of, 12. 411.
Corsini, Prince, 4 201.
Cortes, Hernando, 4. 277, 279 ; u. 4; 12.
33 ; 16. 884. Portrait of, i. 446. His
portrait cleaned, 4. 108.
Cortona, Pietro, 16. 425.
Corwin, Erastus B., donations from, 2.
428, 435, 452, 475, 585.
Corwin, George, 10. 159.
Corwin, Capt. George, 20. 295, 296, 296 n.,
297, 320.
Corwin, J. B., donation from, 2. 362.
Corwin, Hon. Jonathan, see Curwin.
Corwin, Hon. Thomas, 13. 259.
Cory, Giles, see Corey, Giles.
Cory, Capt. Timoth", 15. 86.
Coryat (Coriat), Thomas, 17. 358. His
' Crudities ' quoted, 10. 431 ; 11. 132 n. ;
15. 244.
Coscepohont, Peguot Indian, 16. 402.
Cosmo II. de' Medici, 10. 165.
COSTA DE MACEDO. JOAQUIM JOSE DA,
2. 100 ; 13. 266. Letters from, 2. 100,
101, 110, 111, 144. Nominated a Cor-
responding Member, 2. 124. The ballot
on the nomination postponed, 2. 128,
129, 129 n. Elected a Corresponding
Member, 2. 129. Accepts membership,
2 139. Donation from, 2. 144. Dis-
course delivered by, 2. 144. Death of,
announced, 13. xviii, 122.
Costa Rica, colonization of, 3. 76.
Coster, Johannes Laurentius (Maurice
Castoreus), claimed by the Dutch as
the inventor of printing, n. 134.
Costume in 1752, 4. 65.
Cotes, Francis, 14. 161. Portrait of Pow-
nall, 5. 236.
Cothren, William, donations from, 2. 584;
4. 373.
Cotta, , publisher, 16. 385.
Cotta, Ursula, 20. 370.
Cottapaset, mark of, 10. 18.
Gotten, Rev. John, see Cotton.
Cotting, Charles U., 19. 357.
Cotting, John Brown, 19. 156.
Cotting, Uriah, n. 308.
Cotton, Miss Ann W., donation from, n.
499.
Cotton, Edward, 6. 38.
Cotton, Capt. Isaac, 15. 84, 84 n.
Cotton, John, 14. 376 n.
Cotton, John, Deputy Secretary, n. 395.
Cotton, Mrs. John, 3. 132, 133.
Cotton, John, Portsmouth, 16. 264.
Cotton, John, Quartermaster, 15. 78, 155.
Cotton, Rev. John, Boston, d. 1652,4- 441 ;
5. 138, 140; 6. 5; 7. 394; 10. 42,
159-161,324; n. 201, 216, 399, 457 n.,
472; 12. 343, 346-348, 371, 378; 13.
132, 211, 344, 416 n.; 14. 301-304,
307, 311; 15. 282, 382, 383; 16. 7 n. ;
17. 2, 3, 126, 129, 130, 341, 345, 348,
441 ; 18. 14, 252, 339, 363, 364, 391 ; 20.
98, 118, 210, 276 n. Copy of a letter
from Cromwell to, i. 437. Sermon
preached by, before the sailing of the
' Arbella,' 6. 415. Friendship with W:
Vassall, 6. 474. Memoirs of, by Cotton
Mather, 6. 407 n. R. Keayne's MS.
notes of his sermons, 7 417. And
George Herbert, by Rev. Robert C.
Waterston, 9. 457. Probable founder
of the Boston Latin School, 12. 388-390.
Memoranda in the Family Bible of In-
crease Mather, relative to the laying
out of land for, 18. 364. Photographs
of his pulpit presented by Mr. A. B.
Ellis, 20. 333. His ' Bloudy Tenent,' i.
11; 3.314; 10. 114; 12. 342, 351, 352.
' Survey of Church Discipline,' i. 75.
'Discourse on Civil Government,' 1. 167.
Works of, i. 340. His 'Preface' to
Norton's 'Answer' to the Questions
of Appollonius, 3. 288. Extracts from
his ' Way of Congregational Churches
cleared,' n. 457-462.
Cotton, Rev. John, H.C. 1678, d. 1710,
8. 23, 27. His College thesis of 1678
exhibited to the Society, 3. 133.
Cotton, Rev. John, H.C. 1681, d. 1706,
8.28.
Cotton, Rev John, Newton, H.C. 1710, d.
1757, his Earthquake sermon, i. 11.
Cotton, Rev. John, Plymouth, H.C. 1657,
d. 1699,3. 133; 8. 12, 21, 26; 17. 248.
His account of the church in Plymouth,
i. 87. Letter from Roger Williams to,
3. 311, 313-316.
Cotton, Hon. Josiah, H.C. 1698, d. 1756,
i. 370 ; 8. 30; 13. 211. Letter from, 2.
304, 304 n. His ' Vocabulary of Indian
Language,' i. 258; 10. 159; 12. 7.
Cotton, Rev. Josiah, 13. 211.
Cotton, Rev. Josiah, Sandowne, 17. 156.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Cotton, Mrs. Priscilla, 13. 211.
Cotton, Rev. Roland, H.C. 1685, d. 1722,
8. 28 ; 13. 211 ; 20. 230. General Elec-
tion Sermon of, 2. 294 n.
Cotton, Rev. Roland, M.D., H.C. 1696,
d. 1753, 8. 29, 35.
Cotton, Rev. Seaborn, 8. 12, 20, 25; 12.
390 ; 14. 124 n. ; 16. 265, 276. Elegy on,
I. 190. Sermons by, manuscripts, i. 202.
Cotton, Solomon, donation from, i. 103.
Cotton, Col. Theophilus, 7. 296 ; 14. 293,
297; 15. 77, 85,^128, 155, 1 60 The
officers of his regiment, 15. 77, 77 n.
Cotton, Rev. Theophilus, 13. 211.
Cotton, Rev. Ward, 16. 7 ; 17. 156.
Cotton, William, 3. 338.
Cotton, William, 14. 376 n., 378 n. ; 16. 264.
Cotton, manufactures of, introduced into
the country, 3. 71, 72; 5. 262-271.
Growth of the trade in, 3. 221-228.
Cotton Family, MS. genealogy of, pre-
sented, 13. 44.
Cotton House, Boston, i. 488.
Cotton Manuscripts, 13. 64.
Couch, made for Lafayette, presented to
the Society, 4. 146.
Coues, Samuel E., 2. 255 n. Advocates
an insane hospital, 7. 37.
Couillard, Capt., 7. 412.
Coulson, Capt., 15. 338, 346.
Coult, J , 3. 228.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, 17 461.
' Council established at Plymouth in the
County of Devon, Eng., for the plant-
ing, ruling, etc., of New England in
America/ 3. 183; 9. 20, 23-25, 33 ; 10.
95; ii. 173 n., 174, 176, 194, 196; 14.
376 n., 382 ; 15. 64 n. ; 16. 195, 196, 198,
199, 204 ; 18. 92 ; 20. 63, 102. PrQceed-
ings of the President and Council, i.
123. ' Remarks on the Plan of Bruns-
wick,' 1. 19. ' Defence of the Remarks,'
i. 19, 79. ' Answer to the Remarks.' i.
55. Map of the Kennebeck claims, i.
76. ' Briefe Relation of,' to be printed
in the Collections, i. 279. Patent from
the Council of, to John Beauchampe
and Thomas Leverett, 2 542-545, 543 n.,
545 n., 546 n. Charter of, 1620, 9. 20.
Charter granted by, to John Pierce and
associates, 9. 23. Patent to William
Bradford and associates, 9. 24. Com-
munication concerning the seal of, by
Mr. Deane, 9 469. Copy of seal, 9.
471. MS. Declaration of , in the Libra-
ry, 10. 161. MS. Journal of, cited, 9.
24. ' Records of,' cited, 14. 360-3G2 n.,
366, 367. The 'Briefe Relation of,'
cited, 18. 111.
Council of Nice, 11. 437.
Council of the Society, 13. 140, 142, 149,
270, 279, 305, 346, 370, 378 n., 380 n.,
395, 425, 449; 14. 53, 108, 170, 171, 181,
188, 205, 215, 317, 327; 15 5; 17. 76,
77, 160, 314, 327; 18. 352, 404, 422,
436; 19. 124, 125, 285, 386, 390, 444.
Steps to be taken to recover the Brad-
ford Manuscript, 3. 22. To represent
the Society as delegates at the centen-
nial of the battle at Concord, 13. 450.
Annual reports of, 14. 25, 26, 317-320 ;
15. 265; 16. 161-165; 17. 66-68; 18.
25-27,405-407; 19. 285-288; 20. 189-
191. Votes of, on the deaths of Mr.
Upham and Judge Parker, 14. 103.
Vote on the death of Judge Metcalf,
14. 181. Vote on the death of Gov.
Clifford, 14 187. Vote on the death of
Mr. Sears, 14. 201. To have powtr
to lend portraits to the Philadelphia
Centennial Exhibition, 14. 205. To
make arrangement for a share in
the city's celebration of Evacuation
Day, 14. 205. To arrange a special
celebration of the evacuation, 14. 205.
Vote of, to establish a sinking fund, 14.
319. Adopted by the Society, 14. 327.
Resolutions offered by, in regard to the
Massachusetts Historical Trust-fund,
15. 278. Committee appointed to nomi-
nate a member for, 15. 305. Annual
elections of, for the years beginning
April, 1878, 16. 173; 1879, 17. 76;
1880, 18. 36; 1881, 18. 415, 416; 1882,
19. 297 ; 1883, 20. 199. Vote of, re-
specting the specimens of Natural His-
tory in the Cabinet, 16. 256. Authorized
to appropriate money for a calendar
of the Lee papers, 17. 48. Resolutions
offered by, 17. 90. The subject of a
proposed pension to the Misses Bates
referred to, 17. 172. Authorized to
send to Congress a memorial in aid of
the proposed monument at Yorktown,
17. 232. Reports the same to the Soci-
ety, 17. 293, 294. Resolutions offered
by, relative to the resignation of Mr.
Dexter, 18. 240, 241. Recommends a
change in the time of the Annual Meet-
ing, 1881, 18. 352. Rules of the By-
Laws with regard to, 19. 191, 192.
Order adopted by, for the preparation
of an historical sketch of the Society,
19. 265 n. Recommend the omission
of the meetings for July and August,
1882, 19. 333. Authorizes a copy of
Gen. Winslow's portrait to be made for
the Society, 20. 1. For previous action
of this committee, see Standing Com-
mittee. For members of this commit-
tee, see names marked with a star under
Standing Committee.
' Council Records ' cited, 20. 286 n., 287 n.,
288 n., 290 n., 291 n., 315.
Counterfeit notes of 1777 and 1778, u.
104.
Counterfeiting, methods of detecting, 7.
296, 297.
'Courant,' London, n. 7, 9.
Courier, ship, 6. 436.
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'Courier and General Advertiser,' i. 98.
'Courier de Boston/ i. 08.
'Courier de I' Europe,' i. 137.
' Courier des Etats-Unis/ donation from
the publisher of, 10. 134.
Court de Gebelin, Antoine, i. 201.
' Court Martial, Proceedings of a,' i. 9.
' Court Miscellany and Gentleman and
Lady's Magazine,' 19. 244.
Court of Common Pleas of Worcester
County, see Worcester County.
Court of General Sessions held at New
Gloucester, see New Gloucester.
Court of Jurisdiction of New Plymouth,
see New Plymouth.
Court of Vice- Admiralty, see Vice- Ad-
miralty.
Court Street, Boston, Mass., 3. 309; 6.
28 ; 7. 272 n.
Courtenay, Hon. William A., 19. 248.
Courtnev, Thomas, a refugee from Bos-
ton hTl776, 18. 206.
Courts, English, list of, 20. 398.
Cousin, Victor, 17. 310; 18. 176. Mr.
Everett introduced to, 8. 273.
Coussinoe, former name of Augusta, Me.,
3-34.
Couthouy, Joseph P., donation from, 2. 86.
Cove Gap, Penn., 17. 200.
Covenfc Garden, lease of, 2. 321.
Coventry, Henry, letter to, from Gov.
Josiah Winslow, 7. 480, 482-484.
Coventry, Sir Thomas, n. 173??.; 13-343.
Coventry, W., report by, 10. 388.
Coventry, Conn., 10. 215 ; 18. 270.
Coventry, R. I., Baptist Church of, 8. 221.
Coverdale, Myles, 18. 263.
Coverdale's Bible, 10. 425, 443, 455.
Cowdin, Elliot C., donations from, 9. 66 ;
10. 206.
Cowdin, Joseph, donation from, i. 41.
Cowdin, Mary (Mrs. Giles), 17. 28.
Cowdry, Richard, his ' Curiosities, etc.,
at Wilton House/ i. 55.
Cowell, Benjamin, his ' Spirit of '76 '
quoted, 7. 289.
Cowell, Sir J., 16. 12.
Cowie, John, aged 108 years, 8. 436.
Cowles, Capt. John, 15. 85.
Cowley, Charles, donation from, 6. 331.
Cowper, William, 6. 18; 13. 4b6 ; 14. 48,
298 ; 16. 120 ; 20. 155.
Cox, Edward, u. 393, 395.
Cox, H., donation from, 6. 333.
Cox, Henry Hamilton, 19. 121 n.
Cox, James, 19. 237, 239.
Cox, John, marriage of, 14. 151.
Cox, Lemuel, ix. 140; 17. 215, 215n.
Cox, Moses, 16. 265.
Cox & Berry, Messrs., publishers, 7. 271 n.,
276 n.
Coxe, Brinton, donation from. 10. 369.
Coxe, Dr. Daniel, n. 202,203; 14. 341.
Letter of, i. 200. Commission of
Joseph Dudley signed by, n. 204, 205.
8
Coxe, Prof. John R., M.D., 13. 75; 17.
398. Presents a copy of his ' Observa-
tions on Vaccination/ i. 177.
Coxe, Tench, n. 254. Letter to, from J:
Adams, 5. 310-312.
Coyle, Mr., 19. 53.
Cozins, Lieut. William, 15. 82, 82 n.
Crabbe, Rev. George, LL.D., 17. 403.
Story's favorite poet, 10. 204.
Cradlebaugh, Hon. John, donation from,
j.l.
Cradock, George, 16. 4.
Cradock, Matthew, cousin of the Governor,
12. 172/i. ; 16. 4.
Cradock, Gov. Matthew, 4. 155 ; 5. 96,
134, 136 ii. 176, 178, 180, 185 n., 186 n.
12. 245, 396, 400; 16. 3, 4; 17. 124, 125 ;
20. 25, 43, 74, 83, 86. And the Massa-
chusetts Charter, 4. 156-159. His pro-
position to transfer the government of
Massachusetts to New England, n. 179,
180. Memoranda on the death of, 12.
171-173 ; 13. 242.
Cradock, Rebecca, widow of Gov. Matthew,
12. 172.
Cradock, Rev. Samuel, his ' Church His-
tory/ 1 8. 429.
Cradock Family, 4. 112.
Cradock House, Medford, 20. 24. De-
scription of, 20. 25-27.
Craford, , 13. 89.
Craft, Col, 6. 209.
Craft, Capt. Abner, 14. 87 ; 15. 80, 111,
111 H.
Crafts, Mr., Leominster, 7. 208.
Crafts, Lieut. Benjamin, 15. 78.
Crafts, Col. Ebenezer, 6. 209 ; 13. 251.
Crafts, Capt. Edward. 15. 151.
Crafts, Thomas, Boston, 7. 208, 209 ; 13.
208 ; 19. 163.
Crafts, Thomas, Jr., 14. 110 ; 20. 15.
Crafts, William, Boston, 7. 208.
Cragin, Francis W., M.D., 14. 15.
Craig, Capt. James H., 14. 272 ; 16. 71.
Craig, John, aged 111, 8. 435.
Craig, Neville B., his 'Olden Time' cited,
17. 176 n.
Craigie, Mr., n. 7.
Craigie, Andrew, Cambridge, 4. 65, 414 ;
12. 61-64, 66.
Craigie, Capt. Andrew, 13. 250.
Craigie, Mrs. Andrew, her house at Cam-
bridge, 10. 259.
Craigie, Thomas, Billerica, naturalized,
4. 360.
Craigie, Thomas, Quartermaster, 15. 87.
Craigie House, Cambridge, 4. 414; 12.
257. Washington's headquarters, 10.
259; 12.259.
Craine, or Crane, Mrs. (Jernegham),
widow of Sir W. Cariey, 5. 498.
Craine, or Crane, Mrs. Bridget (Jernin),
5. 498.
Craine, Henry, 5. 498.
Craine, Henry, son of Henry, 5. 498.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Craine, or Crane, Robert, father of Henry,
5.498.
Craine, Sir Robert, son of Henry, 5. 498.
Craine, Robert, sow of Sir Robert, 5. 492,
493, 495, 498.
Craine, Mrs. Susan (Alington), 5. 498.
Craine, see also Crane.
Cramer, Julian, pseudon., 19. 332 n.
Cramer, William, 19. 221.
Crampton, Sir Philip, 13. 368.
Cranch, , 17. 158.
Cranch, Hon. Richard, i. 17 n. ; 8. 90;
ii. 140; 13. 206; 16. 280, 308-306.
Nominated a Resident Member, i. 22.
Elected, i. 24. Declines membership,
i. 24. Donation from, i. 99.
Cranch, Mrs. Richard, 16. 304.
Cranch, Chief Justice William, LL.D., 8.
90 ; 17. 19 ; 19. 162, 162 n., 164.
Crane, Major, 4. 295.
Crane, Mr'., 7. 228.
Crane, Henry, son of Robert, 5. 498. See
also Craine.
Crane, Jaspar, 13. 233.
Crane, Col. John, 11. 140; 13. 208, 251.
Crane, Col. John, 17. 164.
Crane, Mrs. Margaret (Maidstone), pre-
viously Mrs. Clopton, 5. 494.
Crane, Margaref, daughter of Robert, aft.
Mrs. Rogers, 5. 493,' 495, 498.
Crane, Mrs. Mary (Sparhawke, not Spar-
house), 5.493,494,498.
Crane, Robert, son of Sir Robert Craine, 5.
492, 493, 495, 498. See also Craine.
Crane, Thomas, 1776, 14. 252.
Crane, Thomas, Address delivered on, by
Mr. C. F. Adams, Jr., 20. 190.
Crane, Commodore W. M., 20. 29.
Crane, see also Craine.
Cranfield, Gov. Edward, 14. 123 n. ; 16.
260; 17.96, 107 n., 224, 353.
Cranmer, Thomas, Archbishop of Canter-
bury, 15. 50.
Cranmer's Bible, 10 443, 455.
Cranson, Copt. Abner, 15. 76.
Cranston, Capt., 16. 345, 346, 348, 359, 364.
Cranston, Samuel, 6. 70 n.
Cranston, R. I., 8. 196.
Crantz, David, his ' History of Green-
land/ i. 38. His 'Mission of the Unitas
Fratrum,' i. 38.
Crapo, Henry H., donation from, 2. 334.
Crapper, Lieut.-CoL, president of a court-
martial, 7. 134.
Crary, Col., 17. 191 n.
Crashaw, Rev. W., 2. 56.
Craven. William Craven, Earl of, 13. 106.
Craven, 6. 165.
Crawford, Mr., 5. 278.
Crawford, Mr., 19. 222.
Crawford, Mr., Virginia, u. 488.
Crawford, Rev. Andrew J., letter to, 8.
172, 173.
Crawford, Thomas, sculptor, 4. 95 ; 18.
219. His statue of Washington, 3. 336.
Crawford, Hon. William H.,2 406; 6. 99;
19. 37, 40-42, 279, 281 n., 323.
Crawford party, 1820, 5. 275.
Grayer, Caspar de, i. 363.
Creasy, Lieut. Mark, 15. 86.
Creek Indians, 12. 33.
Creole, steamer, 7. 71.
Cresap Town, Md., 17. 199 n.
Crescent, see Tontine Crescent.
Cresson, Elliott, 10. 424.
Cressy, Rev. E. H, D.D., 4. 100.
Cretan Committee, donations from, 10.
330, 344, 368, 409.
Crevecoeur, Fanny St. John, 13. 238.
Crevecceur, Hector St. John de, 13. 238.
Letters of, to Gov. Bowdoin, 13. 237-
240. 'Letters of an American Farmer,'
i. 29 ; 13. 238.
Crevecoeur, Lewis St. John, 13. 238.
Crewe, Nathaniel, Bishop of Durham, 13.
106.
Crewe (Crew), Chief Justice Sir Randolf,
8. 312.
Crichton, James, 17. 308.
'Crisis,' the, I. 21.
Crisp, Richard, 6. 349.
Crisp, Samuel, 6. 343.
Crispas, negro, 6. 173, 174.
CRITTENDEN, /Ton. JOHN J., 13. 259.
Elected an Honorary Member, 4. 197.
His death, 7. xiii. Remarks on his
death, 7. 140-142.
Crocker, Capt, 7. 231.
Crocker, Dr., 2. 158.
Crocker, Miss, 7. 215.
Crocker, Mr., 7. 235.
Crocker, Mrs., donation from, i. 116.
Crocker, Allen, donations from, i. 69, 73,
91.
Crocker, Mrs. Hannah Mather, 10. 45 n.
Vote to give the Collections to, i. 342.
A set of the Collections commencing
with the second series, voted to, 2. 10 n.
Crocker, Lydia, N.S., naturalized, 4. 361.
Crocker, Paul, N. S., naturalized 4. 361.
Crocker, Hon. Samuel, 13. 55.
Crocker, Samuel, letter from, i. 379 n.
Crocker, Samuel L., 19. 357.
Crocker, Samuel Mather, 19. 176.
Crocker (Uriel) & Brewster (Osmyn), 2.
227 n.
CROCKER, URIEL H., a Resident Member,
20. xvii.
Crocker, Lieut. Zacheus, 15. 84 n., 85.
Crocket, Joshua, marriage of, 14. 152.
Crockett, Davy, n. 107.
Crocus metallorum, in medicine, 5. 397.
Croft, 2. 330 n.
Crofts, see Craft, Abner.
Crofts, Thomas, xx. 140.
Croghan, Col., service rendered by black
soldiers, 6. 239.
Croghan, N. Y., 7. 326.
Croisdale, Mr., 19. 221.
Croll, Robarde, 15. 262.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
115
Cromarty, quarries of, 3. 362.
Cromlechs, 8. 200.
Cromwell, Henry, 18. 350, 351, 351 n.
Cromwell, Mercy (Mrs. Hall), 14. 152.
Cromwell, Oliver, 4. 143 ; 6. 207, 488, 489 ;
8 449; 10. 444; n. 405 n., 481 ; 12. 398,
409; 13. 448; 14. 247, 304; 15. 22 n.,
28, 252 ; 16. 207, 217 n. ; 17. 341, 342,
305 ; 1 8. 249, 323, 349, 360, 438, 442 ;
20. 118. Letter of, to Leverett, i. 123.
Copy of a letter of, i. 437. Communi-
cation of a manuscript concerning, 2.
376, 377. Instructions from, to Major
R. Sedgwick, z. 552. Instructions from,
to Capt. John Leverett, 2. 552. Soldier's
Pocket-Bible, 5. 56 ; 10. 454, 455. Yan-
kee Doodle, 5. 212. Letter from, on
juries, 5. 314,315. Instructions in re-
gard to arming slaves, 6. 141. And Sir
Harry Vane, 8. 224. His encourage-
ment of emigration to Ireland, 9. 218.
Cast of the face of, exhibited, 13. 450.
Cromwell, Capt. Philip, 14. 125 n. ; 16.
265. Death of, 14. 147.
Cromwell, Samuel, mutineer, 7. 454. His
execution, 7. 454.
Cromwell, Copt. Thomas, 10. 326.
Cromwell's Head Tavern, 8. 462.
Crooker, Capt. Elijah, 15. 76.
Crosbey, Joseph, 17. 158.
Crosby, Joseph, 6. 349.
Crosby, Sylvester S., II. 483.
Crosby, Symon, holds stock belonging to
Harvard College, 6. 349.
Crosby, Thomas, 8. 12, 21, 26 ; 17. 344.
Crosby, William ( Crosby $- Nichols), 6. 12.
Crosby, Gor. William G., classmate of L.
V Bell, 7. 32.
Cross, John, 12. 107.
Cross Street, 6. 28.
'Crossed Swords,' verses, 4. 284, 285.
Heliotype of, 18. frontispiece.
Crossley & Sons, Messrs., 19. 433.
Croston, William, 15. 117, 117 n.
Croswell, Rev. Andrew, 4. 354; 8. 484;
n. 105. His 'Letter to Rev. Mr. Gum-
ming,' i. 12.
Croswell, Rev. William, D.D., 15. 176.
Croswell's meeting-house, Boston, 7. 206.
Crowe, John, 20. 11.
Crowell, John Y., 13. 273, 275.
Crowell, Thomas Y., 12. 221, 222; 14.
324 ; 15. 270, 272. Donations from, 6.
470; 7.100; 8.280.
Crowell, William, donation from, 2. 417.
Crown, John, petitions for Mount Hope,
7. 483.
Crown Point, 2. 105 ; 7. 228, 261 ; 10. 49;
17. 287.
Crowne, Henry, 16. 274.
Crowninshield, Benjamin, 17. 17 n.
Crowninshield, Hon. Benjamin W., 17.
356; ig.13. Contributes to purchase
the Society's building, i. 465 n.
Crowninshield, Mrs. Caroline N., 17. 359.
Crowninshield, Edward A., 17. 359.
CROWNIXSHIELD, EDWARD AUGUSTUS,
A.M., 4 240; 10. 441, 442, 454 ; 17.352,
352 n., 355-358, 358 n., 359, 359 n. Elect-
ed a Resident Member, 4. 140. His
death, 4. 206 ; 10. 432 ; 17. 356. Sketch
of, 10. 432, 433. Memoir of, by Mr.
Deane, 17. 356-359. Birth and parent-
age, 17. 356. Education, 17. 356. Trav-
els in Europe, 17. 356. His love of
books, 17. 357. His Library, 17. 358.
Marriage, 17. 359. Family, 17. 359.
Crowninshield, Francis B., donation
from, 2. 336 ; 5. 172.
Crowninshield, Francis W., 17. 359.
Crowninshield, Frederic, 17. 359.
Crowninshield, Jacob, 10. 180.
Crowninshield, Mrs. Mary (Boardman),
17. 356.
Crowninshield case, 6. 279.
Crowninshield family, 6. 292.
'Crow's-feet/ used formerly in defence
against the charge of cavalry, 3. 262.
Croydon, 3. 144 n.
Cruden, J., letters from, to Lord Dun-
more, 6. 225-228.
Cruft, Edward, contributes to purchase
the Society's building,, i. 465 n.
Cruise, William, his ' Digest of the Law
of Real Property,' 2. 567.
Crukshank, Joseph, 17. 205, 205 n.
Crusca, Delia, see Merry, Robert.
Cruse, Peter Hoffman, n. 355.
Cruse, Thomas, 14. 385. Autograph of,
14. frontispiece.
' Cub new licked/ i. 21.
Cub Run, 7. 84.
Cuba, a slave, 4. 66.
Cuba, 2. 105 n. • 6. 247. Militia of blacks
in, 6. 247. And its Government, dona-
tion of two tracts entitled, 2. 572.
Cuckow fruit, a medicine, 5. 390.
Cudworth, Capt., 4. 123.
Cudworth, Benjamin, n. 140.
Cudworth, James, 10. 22.
Cudworth, Major Nathaniel, n. 140; 15.
83, 142, 160.
Cuffee, a negro, 20. 140.
Cuitt, Richard, death of, 15. 361.
Cullen, William, M.D., 5. 388.
Cullick, John, 8. 13, 22, 27 ; 17. 146.
Culloden, service of Gen. Braddock be-
fore, 3. 236.
CULLUM, Gen. GEORGE W., a Correspond-
ing Member, 20. xix.
Culpepper, Nicholas, 5. 387.
Culpepper, Lord Thomas, Governor of
Virginia, 4. 348.
Cumb'e, Robert, 12. 108.
Cumberland, Henry Frederic, Duke of,
19. 221.
Cumberland, Richard, 16. 98.
Cumberland.William, Duke of, 3 236, 238.
Cumberland, Md., 3. 230; 17. 199, 199 n.
Cumberland, R. I., 12. 401 n.
116
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Cumberland, U. S. frigate, 18. 216.
1 Cumberland Gazette/ 13. 185.
Cuming, Rev. Henry, D.D., i. 254 n.
Cuming, Mary Ann (Mrs. Edes), 12. 180.
Cumings, Lieut. Thomas, 15. 86.
Cumins, David, see Cummings.
Gumming, Rev. Alexander, 1. 12.
Cumming, John, 4. 26.
Cummings, Arial J., donation from, 5.
372.
Cummings, Caleb, acquitted by a court-
martial, 16. 361.
Cummings (Cumins) David, 12 107.
Cummings, Rev. E. E., 2. 255 n.
Cummings, John, 19. 357.
Cummings, Dr. John M,, Portland, Me.,
3. 183. Donates ancient coins, 3. 183,
188.
Cummings, Rev. Preston, donations from,
2. 491, 532.
Cummings, Mrs. Sarah (Wright), 8. 35.
Cummings, Lieut. Thomas, 15. 79, 79 n.
Cummington, Mass , 7. 143; 16. 190, 192.
Cummins, A., a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 206.
Cummins, E., a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 266.
Cummins, Matthew, 14. 86.
Cunliff, Capt. Joseph, 17. 210, 214, 215.
Cunningham, Col., 4. 97.
Cunningham, Maj., n. 140.
Cunninghanv¥ess7-s.Andrew and Charles,
2. 86 n., 98 n., 108 n., 259. Money paid
to, 2. 122, 126 n.
Cunningham, Ann, 13. 413.
Cunningham. Mrs. Ann Boucher, 13. 412,
413.
Cunningham, Ann Pamela, 4. 87, 95.
Cunningham, James, n. 140.
Cunningham, John, n. 140.
Cunningham, Michael, 4. 358. Natural-
ized, 4. 359.
Cunningham, Nathaniel, 13-413; 17.93,
96 ; 20. 6.
Cunningham, Col. Nathaniel, Jr., 13. 413 ;
17. 94. Portrait of, by Smibert, 17.
Cunningham, Mrs. Nathaniel (Miss
Boucher), 17. 65. Portrait of, by Smi-
bert, 17. 96.
Cunningham, Mrs. Nathaniel (Miss Kil-
by ), portrait of, by Smibert, 17. 96.
Cunningham, Ruth (Mrs. Otis), 13. 413;
17. 93.
Cunningham, Sarah, 13. 413.
Cunningham, Timothy, 13. 413.
Cunningham, W., 12. 51.
Cunningham, William, n. 140.
Cunningham, William, British provost-
martial, 18. 270 n. His cruelty to'Capt.
Hale, 18. 270.
Cunningham family, portraits of mem-
bers of, by Blackburn, 16. 388.
Cuoq, Rev. Jean Andre, 19. 242.
Cupid, waiter to the mess, 7. 89.
Curio, Celio Secundo, 15. 244, 248. Let-
ter to, from Olympia Morata, 15. 248.
Curiosities neatly arranged, 3. 159.
Curll, Edmund, 13. 105 ; 16. 426.
Currency, 'Letter on new tenor bills/ i.
19 ; 3. 149. Colonial and Continental,
i.x. 103.
Currier, Capt. John, 15. 80.
Currier, Martha, 20 315-317.
Curson, Jonathan, Northampton, 4. 360.
' Curston/ William, 15. 117 n.
Curtis, Capt., 7. 233.
Curtis, Anna, 2. 276.
Curtis, Mrs. Anna Wroe, 16. 35.
Curtis, Capt. Benjamin, 16. 16.
Curtis, Dr. Benjamin, 7. 179 ; 16. 16.
Curtis, Benjamin R., gift from, 17. 165.
CURTIS, Hon. BENJAMIN R., LL.D., 2.
161 ; 13. 266; 14. 25, 154; 16. 164, 181 ;
18. 314; 20. 410, 413, 417. Speech in
refutation of Chief Justice Taney, 6.
92-95. Elected a Resident Member,
13. 44. Accepts membership, 13. 49.
Death of, 13. xviii. His death an-
nounced, 13. 346. Resolutions of the
Society, 13. 346. Remarks of Dr.
Robbins, 13. 347, 348. Reference to, in
Mr. Winthrop's letter, 13. 351. Auto-
graph and portrait of, 16. 16. Memoir
of, by Dr. Robbins, 16. 16-35. Birth
and parentage, 16. 16 Education, 16.
16. Traits of character, 16. 17. Com-
mences the study of the law, 16. 18.
Admitted to the Suffolk Bar, 16. 18.
Elected a Fellow of Harvard College,
16. 18. Appointed on the Supreme
Bench, 16. 19. Resignation, 16. 19. Let-
ter to President Fillmore and reply, 16.
20,21. Other letters, 16. 22-24. Returns
to Boston, 16. 24. The ' Dred Scott '
Case, 16. 26. Counsel for President
Johnson, 16. 26. His character as a
lawyer, 16. 27. His politics, 16. 28.
Religious views, 16. 33. Illness and
death, 16. 34. Publications, 16. 35.
Curtis, Charles Pelham, 12 321 ; 16. 18,
35 ; 19. 283, 339, 357. Donation from,
13. 263. Thanks voted to, 13. 263.
Curtis, Dodivah, 14. 140.
Curtis, Elizabeth (Mrs. Felt), 14. 113.
CURTIS, Hon. GEORGE T., A. 13., elected
a Resident Member, 4. 123. Accepts
membership, 4. 124. Donations from,
4 379; 6. 82; 7. 1, 100, 209. On W.
H. Prescott, 4. 190-194. Remarks, 5.
324. Of committee on exchange of
prisoners in the Revolution, 5. 324.
Report of Committee on Exchange of
Prisoners, 5. 325-346 ; 12. 7. Note to,
from J. Sparks, 5. 346. Paper on ex-
change of prisoners, 7. 14. Elected a
Corresponding Member, 8. 212. Do-
nation from, 10. 475. Vote of thanks
to, 10. 481. His 'Life of Daniel Web-
ster/ 2. 507 n., 529, 531 n.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
117
CURTIS, GEORGE WILLIAM, LL.D., ig.
302. Elected a Corresponding Member,
14. 108. Accepts membership, 14. 158.
Curtis, Hall, M.D., 16. 389.
Curtis, Josiah, donation from, 2. 457.
Curtis, Dr. Josiah, 7. 82, 83.
Curtis, Mrs. Lois, 16. 16.
Curtis, Mrs. Maria M. (Allen), 16. 35.
Curtis, Martha (Mrs. Clarke), 19. 389.
Curtis, Nathaniel W., 19. 357.
Curtis, Obadiah, 2. 270 ; 20. 13.
Curtis, Capt. Samuel, 15. 82.
Curtis, Lieut. Thomas, 15. 85.
Curtis, Thomas B., 17. 427; 18. 190. Do-
nations from, 2. 23.
Curtis, William, 19. 388, 389.
Curtis, Capt. William, 15. 85.
' Curtis house/ Boston, 20. 27.
Curule ^diles, the ivory chairs, 3. 25.
Curwen, Samuel, n. 295; 15.396. 'Jour-
nal of/ i. 293 M.
Curwin, George, H.C. 1701, 6. 350.
Curwin, or Corwin, Hon. Jonathan, 5. 33,
34 ; 6. 33 ; 12. 363 ; 14. 167 ; 20. 324,
325. Letter of, relative to the affairs
of New England in 1660, 2. 416.
Cusanus, Cardinal Nicholas, n. 408.
Gushing, innkeeper, n. 10, 81.
Gushing, Col, 15. 135.
Gushing, Mr., 16. 296, 297 n.
Gushing, , 17. 177.
Gushing, Mrs., I. 492.
Gushing, Capt. Adam, 18. 377.
Gushing, Andrew, donation from, 7. 395;
8.274; g.196; 10. 2, 206.
Gushing, Reo. C., North BrooMeld, 6.
431 n.
Gushing, Hon. Caleb, the elder, 10. 99,
100 ; 16. 85.
GUSHING, Hon. CALEB, LL.D., d. 1879,
14.16; i6.25; 17.4-13,61,66; 18.54,
355; 19. 3, 426; 20. 233, 235. Dona-
tion from, 2. 173. Elected a Resident
Member, 4. 197. Accepts, 4. 226. Re-
port of, 4. 298. Presents a MS. gene-
alogy of the Cotton family, 13. 44.
Vote of thanks to, 13. 44. Death of,
announced, 16. xvi ; 17. 3. Remarks
on, by the President, 17. 3-5; by Mr.
George B. Emerson, 17. 6, 7 ; by Mr.
Charles W. Tuttle, 17. 7-12. Resolu-
tion of the Society on the death of, 17.
6. Mr. Tuttle appointed to prepare a
memoir of, 17. 49.
Gushing, Rev. Caleb, d. 1752, 8. 29.
Gushing, Charles, 19. 170, 172.
Gushing, Capt. Charles, 15. 84.
Cushing, Rev. Jeremiah, 8. 23, 27.
Gushing, Capt. Job, 15. 75, 84.
Cushing, John, 5. 257.
Cushing, John, justice in 1765,4-49; n.
140; 18. 369, 370; 20. 139, 141, 325,
326.
Cushing, Rev. John, presents a copy of
his Fourth of July discourse, I. 112.
Cushing, John P., 18. 281.
Cushing, Rev. Jonathan, 17. 152, 156.
Cushing, Joshua, 6. 279, 279 n.
Cushing, Lemuel, 15. 76.
Cushing, Lucy (Mrs. G. Merrill), 2. 561.
Cushing, Hon. Luther Stearns, 14. 389,
893. Donation from, i. 495. His ' Re-
ports ' cited, 13. 458.
Cushing, .Hon. Nathan, 10. 103; 15 184;
19. 253, 253 n.
Gushing, Major Nathaniel, 17. 177, 177 n.
Cushing, Miss Peggy, 7. 231.
Cushing, Robert M., 19. 357.
Cushing, Samuel T., donations from, 8.
274, 279.
Cushing, Thomas (Freeman Sf Cushing),
11. 308.
Cushing, Hon. Thomas, Lieut.- Gov. of
Mass., i. 271 n. ; 2. 422 ; 4. 388 ; 7. 203,
246; 8. 365, 473, 474; 10. 99 ; n. 140;
12. 9 ; 13. 157, 183, 190, 192, 224 ; 14.
80, 279 ; 15. 327, 330, 352, 358, 361 ; 16.
42-44, 46, 49, 85 ; 20. 211. In favor of
a single assembly, 5. 90. A delegate
to the Continental Congress, 7. 203 ; 15.
356.
Cushing, Mrs. Thomas, 7. 203, 250.
Cushing, Thomas C., Salem, i. xxiii ; 3.
140 ; 6. 279 n.
Cushing, William, Chief Justice, 3. 195;
8. 297; 10. 181; 13. 291; 19. 145 n.,
148, 253 n. ; 20. 160, 167. His charge
presented, 5. 107. Note-book of, ex-
hibited, 13. 292. Sketch of, 13. 295.
A member of the State Convention of
1779-80, 18. 245.
Cushing & Appleton, publishers, 6. 278,
279.
Cushman, Elkanah, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 18. 266.
Cushman, Hon. Henry W., donations
from, 2. 353 ; 7. 143.
Cushman, Rev. Robert, 10. 377 n. ; 13.
389 ; 17. 358, 358 n. Judge Davis's life
of, i. 217 n.
Cushman, Susanna, 13. 389.
Cushman, Thomas, sentenced by a court-
martial, 16. 361.
Custis, Eleanor, 19. 71 n.
Custis, George Washington Parke, 4. 150;
17. 240. And Mr. G. Livermore, 10. 450.
Memorandum by, relating to portraits
of Gen. Washington and Mrs. Wash-
ington, 9. 243. His ' Recollections of
Washington ' cited, 19. 71 n.
Custis, John Parke, 15. 402 n. Death of,
19. 70, 71 n.
Gustis, Martha Parke (Mrs. Peter), 15.
402 n.
Custis, Nelly, 4. 415.
Custodi, Baron Pietro, 8. 433.
Custom-House, see Boston Custom-House.
Gustos (Custis ?), Mr. & Mrs., 8. 411.
Cutchamakin, 10. 328.
Cuthbert, Hon. Alfred, 19. 17, 17 n.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Cuthbert, Hon. John A., 18. 247.
Cuthbertson, Mrs. ( Ailerton) Priest, 8. 35.
Cutler, Deacon, 6. 351.
Cutler, Mrs., 7. 230.
Cutler, David, 17. 158.
Cutler, Lieut.-Col. E., 18. 284.
Cutler, Ebenezer, a refugee from Boston,
in 1776, 18. 266.
Cutler, James, donations from, i. 89, 154,
168, 178, 191, 202, 219.
Cutler, Jarvis, 17. 175, 188, 188 n.
Cutler, John, 12. 324.
Cutler, Major John, 12. 427.
Cutler, Jonathan, 17. 158.
CUTLER, Rev. MANASSEH, LL.D., i. 47,
6-2, 106, 172, 500 n. ; 12. 434 ; 13. 82 ; 14.
114 ; 17. 175, 188 n., 411. Nominated a
Resident Member, i. 29. Elected, i.
35. Accepts membership, i. 42. Of
committee on additions to the circular
letter, i. 61. Donation from, i. 154.
Resigns membership, i. 246. His con-
nection with the Ohio Company, i. 246.
Accompanies Dr. Belknap to the White
Mountains, 3. 295.
Cutler, Mary Ann, married to W: Apple-
ton, 6. 436.
Cutler, Nathaniel, 8. 13, 22, 26.
Cutler, Peter, 8. 30.
Cutler, Philip, 4. 353 n.
Cutler, Pliny ( Whitney, Cutler, fr Ham-
mond), ii. 308.
Cutler, Rev. Robert, 17. 155.
Cutler, Lieut. Samuel, 15. 80, 80 n.
Cutler, Rev. Timothy, D.D., 3. 25; 12.
319, 378 ; 15. 170, 171, 175. The first
rector of Christ Church, Boston, 3. 25.
Cutt, John, see Cutts.
Cutt, Mrs. Mary, 14. 140 n.
Cutt, Richard, see Cuitt.
Cutt, Pres. Richard, 4. 345; 6. 338, 339;
14! 122 n., 134 n.
Cutt, Robert, 14. 140 n.
Cutt, Samuel, death of, 14. 133.
Cutt, Sarah, 14. 118.
Cutt, Mrs. Ursula, killed by Indians, 14.
128.
Cutter, Mr., 16. 140.
Cutter, Abram E., donation from, 10.
117.
Cutter, Ammi, M.D., 20. 338.
Cutter, Charles A., n. 248; 12. 221.
Cutter, Joseph, 17. 186, 186 n.
Cutter, Samuel, 15. 80 n.
Cutter, William, 15. 98.
Cutting, Nathaniel, 17. 99. Short account
of, 12. 60. Extracts from his diary,
1792, 12. 60-67. Extract from a letter
of, 12. 328.
Cutts, Pres. John, 14. 128 n., 133 n., 134 n.,
140 n.; 16. 257-259, 262, 264, 271 n.,
278 ; 17. 107 n., 224.
Cutts, Lieut. Thomas, 15. 82, 82 n.
Cuttyhunk Island, 3. 310, 311. Proposed
visit to, 10. 402.
' Cyclopaedia,' see ' Encyclopaedia Amer-
icana/ and ' New American Cyclo-
paedia.'
'Cyclopaedia of American Literature,'
donation of, by Evert A. Duyckinck,
Esq., 9. 2.
Cyprian, Thascius, Saint, i. 449. Cited,
ii. 460. His ' Opera,' 18. 426.
'Cyrene, Smith & Porcher's Recent Dis-
coveries at,' 13. 65.
D.
Dabney, J. Peel, has permission to use
the Library, 2. 188. Donation from, 2.
334, 349.
Dabney, John, donation from, i. 50.
Da Costa de Macedo, J. J., see Costa de
Macedo.
Dacre, Lord, 13. 63.
Daggett, Capt., 14. 290.
Daggett, John, applies for Weld's ' Ac-
count of Attleborough,' i. 458. Dona-
tions from, i. 487 ; 2. 424, 451.
Daggett's Rehoboth, 7. 203.
Daguerre, Louis-Jacques-Mande, 2. 149.
Daille (Dallaeus), Jean, his ' De Usu
Patrum,' 18. 427.
Daille, Rev. Peter, 4. 354. .
Daily, Jeremiah, 15. 157.
'Daily Monitor,' 18. 177.
' Daily Office for the Sick,' 18. 430.
Daken, Amos, 17. 158.
Daken, Samuel, 17 158.
Dakin, Mr., schoolmaster, 5. 255.
Dakins, , 17. 199.
Dal, Rev. Nicholas, 17. 149.
Dale, Eben, 3. 163-173 ; 10. 458 ; 13. 3.
Dale, Lieut. Richard, U.S.N., 3. 215, 216.
Dale, Sir Thomas, 17. 297 n.
Dale, Dr. William J., letter to, from L. V
Beli; 7. 81-85. And Dr. Bell, 7. 80.
Donations from, 6 470 ; ii. 499; 12. 40.
Dall, Mrs. Caroline H., donation from, 7.
408.
Dall, Joseph, 13. 372.
Dall, William H., gives an account to the
Society of his explorations in Alaska,
ii. 142. Donation from, ii. 499.
Dallaeus, see Daille, J.
Dallas, Alexander J., censured by N.
Appleton, 5. 286.
Dallas, Hon. George M., 15. 325 ; 18. 192.
His letter accompanying the donation
from the British Record Commission,
3. 204, 205. To receive the thanks of
the Society, 3. 205.
Dallaway, Rev. James, 8. 95.
Dalling, Lieut. William, 15. 77.
Dalrymple, E. A., Corresponding Secre-
tary of the Maryland Historical Soci-
ety, 9. 463.
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119
Dalrymple, J., 10. 325.
Dalrymple, Col. William, Uth Royal Regu-
lars, 3. 308, 309. The British troops
ordered to the Castle, 6. 482, 483, 485-
487.
Dalton, Charles H., ig. 357. Donation
from, g. 252.
Dalton, Capt. James, n. 140: 20. 123,
125.
Dalton, Sir James, 17. 94.
Dalton, John Call, M.D., 14. 9.
Dalton, Peter Roe, n. 140.
Dalton, Samuel, 16. 257, 261, 265, 266,
275.
Dalton, Hon. Tristram, i. 298, 347 n. ; 3.
298; ii. 19; 13. 225 ; 16. 475.
Dalton, William, 2. 267 n.
Dalton House, Water Street, Boston,
view of, presented, g. 252.
Daly, Hon. Charles P., donation from, 5.
372 ; 8. 76.
Dalzel, Andrew, his ' Graeca Majora,' ig.
225.
Dam. Mrs. Easter, 14 152.
Dam, Elizabeth, 14. 137.
Dam, Deacon John, 14. 141 n. ; 16. 265.
Death of, 14. 125.
Dam, John, Sen., 16. 265. Death of, 14.
141.
Dam, Pomfret, marriage of, 14. 152.
Dam, Samuel, death of, 14. 142.
Dam, Mrs. Sarah, 14. 152.
Dam, William, 14. 152.
Darnell, Judge, 4. 101.
Damm, Abigail, 14. 150.
Damm, Martha, 14. 151.
Dammon, Lieut. Ebenezer, 15. 81.
Damon, Margaret (Mrs. Rand), i. 368.
Dampier, Capt. William, 12. 425. Vote
to purchase his collection of voyages,
i. 118.
Dampierre, Auguste Henri Picot, Marquis
de, 18. 72.
Dampville, Francois Christophe de Levi,
Due de, medal of, 11. 296.
Dana, , 8. 383.
Dana, Mr., ig. 409.
Dana, Abby Fisher (Mrs. Ames), ig. 59;
20. 36.
Dana, Caleb, 20. 139.
Dana, E. T., a member of the Anthology
Club, 2. 388 n.
Dana, Rev. Edmund, 2. 477.
Dana, Afiss Elizabeth Ellery, 16. 156, 183.
Letter from, to Mr. Deane, 16. 181.
Donation from, 16. 307.
Dana, Ephraim, 14. 330.
Dana, Francis, LL.D., d. 1811, 2. 397, 398,
408 ; 3. 195 ; 4. 287 ; 6. 359 ; 10. 275 ;
12. 246 ; ig. 147, 148, 150. Remarks at
the Convention of 1788, 3. 297-299, 302;
6. 148, 150. His residence, 3. 372. His
character, 7. 123-125. Letter of John
Adams concerning, 10. 208.
Dana, Mrs. Henrietta (Bridge), ig. 60.
Dana, Lieut. James, 14. 84, 85.
Dana, Rev. James, D.D., his 'Examina-
tion of Edwards on Free Will,' i. 9.
His funeral sermon on Pres. Stiles, i.
98 ; on Prof. Marsh, i. 167 ; 2. 509 n.
Dana, Prof. James D., 15. 318.
Dana, Mrs. Matilda (Webber), 12. 263 n.
Dana, Mehitable Bowen (Mrs. Bell), 7.
30.
Dana, Mrs. Rebecca (Barrett), 5. 255.
Dana, Richard, Eiq., d. 1772, n. 140;
12 246, 247,323; 13. 194; ig. 148, 149.
Dana, Richard H., LL.D., d. 1879, 12.
28 ; 14. 47 ; 16. 191 ; 17. 35, 46 ; 20. 257.
DANA, Hon. RICHARD H., LL.D., d. 1882,
8. 99, 454, 456-458; 10. 415 n., 442 ». ;
H.352; 12. 41; 13. 346; 16. 156; 18.
62 ; ig. 230, 285, 287. Elected a Resident
Member, 4. 123. Accepts membership,
4. 124. Donation from, 4. 309; 7. 115,
298 ; 8. 76, 79, 280 ; g. 66. On the death
of Hon. Josiah Quincy, 7. 398-405.
Remarks on the death of E. Everett,
8. 152-154. Samuel Rogers's opinion of,
10. 439. Remarks by, 12. 246. Paper
communicated by, 12. 247. Pays a trib-
ute to Judge Bigelow, 16. 176. Death
of, ig. xx. His death announced by the
President, ig. 195, 196. Resolution of
the Society, ig. 197. Remarks on the
death of, by Dr. Holmes, ig. 197-199."
Remarks by Charles F. Adams, Jr., ig.
199-205. Colonel Lee speaks of, ig.
205. Tribute to, from W. Everett, ig.
206, 207. His ' Two Years before the
Mast,' ig. 196, 198, 203, 206, 207. His
'To Cuba and Back,' ig. 199. His
eulogy on Mr. Everett, ig. 199.
Dana, Hon. Samuel, d. 1835, 5. 255, 369 n. ;
7.30; 17. 113.
Dana, Rev. Samuel, ig. 60 ; 20. 36.
Dana, Dr. Samuel L., donations from, 2.
16.
Dana, Capt. William, 17. 178, 178 n., 188 n.
Dana, Mass., 16. 4.
Dana Hill, Cambridge, Mass., 3. 96, 372.
Dana-Hill public schools, 10. 445.
Danby, Thomas Osborne, Earl of, 16. 270.
Danckaerts, Jaspar, see Dankers, Jaspar.
Dandalus, Francis, n. 415.
Dandridge, Mrs., 15. 304.
Dane, Hon. Joseph, 2. 10.
DANE, Hon. NATHAN, Z,L.Z).,4.346,346n.;
10. 188, 193, 372 ; 13. 456. His death,
i. xliii ; 2. 10. Nominated a Resident
Member, i. 416. Elected, i. 418. Do-
nation from, i. 487. Question of his
membership considered, i. 503 n. Dr.
Peabody to write a notice of, i. 503 n.
Memoir of, 2. 3, 6-10. Important posi-
tions held by him, 2. 7, 8. Founds the
Law Professorship at Harvard Univer-
sity, and contributes to the erection of
the Dane Law School, 2. 8; 10. 185,
186. His degree of LL.D., 2. 8. On
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
naturalization, 4. 346, 347. ' A Moral
and Political Survey of America,' 2. 9.
His work entitled ' A General Abridg-
ment and Digest of American Law/ 2.
9; 10. 184; 13. 453. Letter to Daniel
Webster, claiming the authorship of
the Ordinance of 1787, 10. 475-480.
Dane, Hon. Nathaniel, 20. 312, 314.
Dane Law School, i. 275; 2. 8, 565, 566;
8. 69-72; 10. 186, 192, 193; n. 323;
14. 177 ; 19. 339. The Library of, to
receive a copy of the ' Collections ' of
the Society, i. 275; 2. 69 n.
Daneau (Danaeus), Lambert, xx.-431n.
Danford, Judge, see Danforth, Samuel.
Danforth, Capt., 16. 354, 357, 360, 363.
Danforth, Mr., 16. 300 n.
Danforth, Lieut. Asa, 15. 82.
Danfonh, Benjamin, 17. 158.
Danforth, Lieut. Elijah, 15. 81.
Danforth, Elizabeth, daughter of Nicholas,
19 96.
Danforth, Miss Elizabeth, gift from, 19.
102.
Danforth, Rev. John, H.C. 1677, d. 1730,
8. 23, 27 ; 20. 213.
Danforth, Jonathan, d. 1682, 8. 23, 28.
Danforth, Capt. Jonathan, 15. 84 ; 19 95.
Maps by, i. 254 n.
.Danforth, Mary (Mrs. Bromfield), 18. 265.
Danforth, Mary, gift from, 19. 102.
Danforth, Nicholas, 19. 95, 96.
Danforth, Samuel, H.C, 1671, 3. 318 ; 8.
14, 16, 22, 27.
Danforth, Judge Samuel, H.C. 1715, d.
Mil, 8. 351'; 15. 80, 357; 18. 368-370,
376; 20. 9. Resigns his seat in the
Council, 4. 222; 15. 357. Portrait of,
given, 19 102.
Danforth, Samuel, M.D., d. 1827, x. 422;
ii. 140. His character, 7. 180. His
death, 7. 180 n. One of the censors of
the Massachusetts Medical Society, 7.
183, 184.
Danforth, Rev. Samuel, H.C. 1643, d.
1674, 4. 444 ; 8. 11, 16, 20. 25; 10. 44 ;
17. 142, 144; 18. 265: 19. 95. Let-
ter from, to Rev. Cotton Mather, 2.
485. His College Thesis, 4. 444. Let-
ter of, to Thomas Danforth, 13. 305,
306. General Election Sermon of, 2.
293 n. His Almanac for 1649, 10. 325-
329.
Danforth, Rev. Samuel, H.C. 1683, d.
1727, Tannton, 8. 28; 10. 44, 162.
Danforth, Thomas, 15. 397. A refugee
from Boston in 1776, 18. 266.
Danforth, Dep.-Gov. Thomas, d. 1699, 3.
320; 8. 40; n. 472; 13. 305; 18. 16;
19. 94-96; 20. 321, 322. 325. Inden-
ture of, with John Davis and others,
i. 201. Manuscript volume of his pa-
pers presented, i. 274. His accounts
when treasurer and steward of Harvard
College, 5. 157; 6. 338, 339, 344. Of
committee to act in England for Mas-
sachusetts, 6. 7 In. Letter of, to Gov.
Winthrop of Connecticut, 13. 235.
Danforth, Dr. Thomas, donation from,
i. 190.
Danforth family, remarks on, bv Dr.
Paige, 19. 95, 96.
D'Angelis, see Angelis, Pedro d'.
Dangerfield, Thomas, interviews with
Charles II., 6. 67 n.
Daniel, Benjamin, killed by Indians, 14.
146.
Daniel, Gen. Beverly, 18. 284.
Daniel, Gabriel, his ' Milice franeaise/
4. 127, 128.
Daniel, John, Indian, 14. 145.
Daniel, Reuben, 8. 45.
Daniel, Thomas, 16. 257, 262, 264, 266, 272.
Daniell, Henry, 10. 164.
Daniels, J. H., 15. 272.
Daniels, Lieut. Japhet, 15. 77.
Danielson, Major Nathaniel, 15. 84, 160.
Danielson, Samuel, donation from, i. 76.
Danielson, Col. Timothy, 15. 78, 85, 128,
160. The officers of his regiment, 15.
78, 78 n.
Danielson ville, see West Killingly, Conn.
Danish Society of Northern Antiquarians,
see Kongeligt Nordiske Oldskrift Sel-
skab.
Dankers, Jaspar, 13. 309. Extracts from
his Journal, 13. 310, 311.
Dankers, Joseph, and Sluyter, Peter, ex-
tract from their ' Journal of a Voyage
to New York,' 18. 32 In.
Dante Alighieri, 3. 378, 384 ; 16. 189 ; 18.
219, 354. Commemoration of the birth-
day of, 8. 275-279.
Danvers, Dorothy, 12. 415.
Danvers, Eleanor (Lady Osborn), see Os-
born.
Danvers, Mass., 8. 338, 348 ; 11. 156, 334 ;
12. 405, 407 ; 16. 6, 336 ; 17. 192 n., 273 ;
19. 7 ; 20. 148. Donation from, 2. 524.
Origin of the name of, 12. 415. J. W.
Hanson's 'History of/ cited, 16. 336.
' Account of the Centennial Celebra-
tion in/ cited, 17. 369 n.
D'Anville, see An ville, Jean B. d'.
Dapper, Olfert, his ' Description de
1'Afrique/ i. 146.
Darby, J., xx. 299. Donation, i. 25, 2fi'.
Darby, William, his ' Geographical De-
scription of the State of Louisiana,'
etc., 2. 265, 265 n., 266.
Dare, Jeanne, 18. 201.
Darcy, Sir Conyers, Comptroller of the
Household, 13. 101.
Dare, Virginia, 18. 80.
Darling, Goodman, accused of witchcraft,
5.34.
Darling, Capt. Cassius, presents the rep-
resentation of a Chinese Funeral and a
Japanese Wedding, 3. 126. To receive
the thanks of the Society, 3. 126.
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121
Dartmouth, William Legge, 2d Earl of,
3. 147, 232 ; 4 23 ; 5. 361 ; 12. 45, 59 ; 13
206; 14. 340-358; 15. 326-329, 331-334
16. 72. Letters to, i. 217. Letter to
from Gov. Hutchinson, 4. 215, 216
Letters of Gov. Hutchinson to him, 13
164-166, 172. Letter from, to Gov
Hutchinson, approving his conduct in
Boston, 13. 175. Letter of Isaac Royall
to, 13. 179-182.
Dartmouth, William Legge, 1th Earl of,
13. 176.
Dartmouth, Mass., 7. 186, 208, 212, 215,
248, 249; 12. 394, 395, 399; 16. 280,
283 «., 284; 20 230. Agreement of In-
dians living at, i. 122. Celebration of
the settlement of, 7. 474. Photographs
of part of the records of, presented, 8.
280.
Dartmouth, ship, 12. 180.
Dartmouth College, i. 444 ; 2. 204 ; 4 93;
5. 7, 254, 255; 10. 294, 410; n. 116; 12
' 15,20; 14. 113, 115, 173-175; 16. 155;
17. 24; 18. 2, 172; 19. 174, 262, 350,
409 »., 436; 20. 48 n., 230, 336, 384.
Charter of, i. 19. Seal of, i. 84. The
'Collections' to be given to the Li-
brary of, i. 165, 241; 2 68 n., 69n.
Donations from, 5. 372 ; 7. 100 ; 8. 253,
480 ; 9. 247. Difficulties between Pres-
ident Wheelock and the trustees of, 6.
291.
Dartmouth College Case, document con-
taining the history of, 6. 291.
Darwin, Charles, LL.D., extracts from
letters of, 19. 311, 312.
Darwin, Erasmus, M.D., 19. 311, 312 n.
His ' Botanic Garden,' i. 130.
Darwin, Robert W., M.D., 19 811.
Dashwood, Copt. Samuel, u. 140; 16. 70.
Dasset, Joseph, 8. 28.
D'Aubigne', see Merle d'Aubigne', J: H:
Daugherty, Mrs. Lucinda, 15. 74.
' Daughters of Liberty,' 15. 390.
Daussy, M., letter from, 3. 264.
Daveis, Dr., son of Hon. C. S. Daveis, 3.
185.
DAVEIS, Hon. CHARLES S., 4. 93. Elect-
ed a Corresponding Member, 3. 31. Ex-
amines the coins found at Richmond
Island, 3. 185, 186. His death, 8. xvi.
Notice of his death, 8. 257.
Davenant, John, 17. 340.
Davenhill, W., London, 3. 139.
Davenport, Mrs., 7. 224.
Davenport, A. 3., donation from, 2. 474.
Davenport, Judge Addington, d. 1736, 8.
28 ; 12. 368 ; 14. 163, 167, 185 ; 17. 55.
Davenport, Anthony, 12. 204.
Davenport, Rev. Christopher, D.D. (Fran-
ciscus A. Santa Clara), 12. 191.
Davenport, Ebenezer, 8. 219, 220.
Davenport, Francis, 12. 204.
Davenport, Henry, 17. 95, 96. Donation
from, 2. 176.
Davenport, Rev. John, d. 1670, 4. 441 ; 10.
42, 406; u. 201 ; 12. 191 ; 13. 343 ; 16.
212 ; 17. 130, 145, 343, 347, 348, 351 ; 20.
1 18,210. Memoirs of, by Cotton Mather,
6. 407 n. His ' Questiones in sacra The-
ologia,' in manuscript, exhibited, 12.212.
Davenport, Rev. John, E.G. 1687, d. 1731,
8.28.
Davenport, Mrs. Mehitable, 16. 336.
Davenport, Stephen, 7. 185, 252.
Davenport, Susan P. (Mrs. Burnham),
16. 336.
Davenport, William W , donation from,
2. 176.
Davers, Capt. Thomas, letter of Secre-
tary Burchett to, 12. 255. Letter to
Mr. Seaford, 12. 256.
David, Indian, 17. 55.
David, Jacques Louis, 15. 10 ; 19. 59.
David, Pierre Jean, 19. 57. Letter from,
presenting a bust of Lafayette to the
United States Congress, 19. 58. His
statue of the Prince de Conde, 19. 59.
His bust of Washington, 19. 59.
Davids, Daniel, 15. 146.
Davids, Thaddeus ($• Co.), donation from,
5- 145.
Davidson, Gen. William, 18. 71.
Da vie (Davy), Edmund, M.D., 8. 14, 16,
23, 27.
Davie, Humph., 20. 162 n.
Davie, Sir John, Bart., 8. 23, 28.
Davie, Gov. William R., ' Life of,' 2. 144 n.
Quoted, 6. 164, 165.
Davies, James, 18. 82-85, 98 n., 105 n.,
107, 110 n., 115, 116 n.
Davies, R, B., 6. 39.
Da vies.- Richard, 17. 144. (Robert ?), 18.
105 n.
Davies, Capt. Robert, 18. 83, 84, 89-91,
98 n., 105 n., 110, 115, 115 n.
Davies, Rev. Samuel, his 'State of Re-
ligion among the Dissenters in Vir-
ginia,' i. 7. His sermon on the death of
George II., i. 79.
Davies, Sylvanus, 6. 80.
Davies, Mrs. Thomas, 19. 217.
Davis, , 17. 198, 198 n., 199.
Davis, , 17. 245.
Davis, — — , a Tory, 16. 158.
Davis, , an ale-house keeper, iG 103.
Davis, Capt., 6. 71 n.
Davis, Capt., 12. 422.
Davis, Col., 10. 103.
Davis, Deacon (1788), 3. 297.
Davis, Dr., Roxburu, 14. 297.
Davis, Major, 16. i08.
Davis, Miss, 19. 222.
Davis, Mr., 6. 97.
^Davis, Mr., 7. 235.
Davis, Mrs. (Wendell), n. 94.
Davis, Aaron, n. 140; 20. 7.
Davis, Barnabas, 20. 124.
Davis, Benjamin, 7. 261 ; 8. 374 ; n. 392,
395.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Davis, C. G., 4. 100.
Davis, Deacon Caleb, 3. 297 ; xi. 140 ; 13.
206 ; 16. 375.
Davis, Charles, 19. 170, 172, 177-179.
Davis, Adm. Charles H., 13. 258 ; 19. 14;
20. 354. Donation from, 9. 357.
Davis, Mrs. Charles H., 19. 14.
Davis, Charles H. S., M.D., donations
from, 10. 144, 206, 314.
Davis, Hon. Daniel, Darnstable, Mr. Mel-
len's funeral sermon on, i. 130, 421.
DAVIS, Hon. DANIEL, Portland, i. 62,
109, 121, 135, 158, 160 »., 169, 194, 196,
235 ; 13. 258 ; 16. 85 ; 19 177-179, 283,
284. Nominated a Resident Member,
i. 31. Elected, i. 36. Accepts mem-
bership, i. 40. Donation from, i. 53.
Resigns membership, i. 493. Death of,
i. 493 n. Notice of, i. 500 n.
Davis, David, killed by Indians, 14. 131.
Davis, E. A., donations from, 4. 379.
Davis, Ebenezer, 17. 24.
Davis, Edward, 4. 63 ; n. 140. Dona-
tions from, i. 26, 74, 137.
Davis, Edward, Jr., donations from, i.
112.
Davis, Elizabeth, donation from, i. 50.
Davis, Elizabeth M. (Mrs. Sturgis), 7. 433.
Davis, George, 4. 101.
Davis, George Cabot, n. 96.
Davis, George L. L., communications
from, 2. 540, 541.
DAVIS, Hon. GEORGE T., 12. 8 ; 14. 206 ;
15. 310, 311, 313 ; 16. 33 n., 164. Elect-
ed a Re3ident Member of the Society,
3.270. Represents the Society at the
Centennial of Bernardston, 6. 21, 249.
Of Publishing Committee, 4. 19 ; 5. 153.
Donations from, 7. 298; u. 9, 501.
Of committee on increase of members,
u. 112. Remarks by, xx. 143, 484.
Ceases to be a Resident Member, 12.
170. Elected a Corresponding Mem-
ber, 12. 192. Accepts membership, 12.
211. Remarks on the death of, by Mr.
Winthrop, 15 307. His life and char-
acter, 15. 308-313. Tribute to.of George
S. Hillard, 15. 309. Remarks on the
death of, by Dr. Holmes, 15. 310 ; by
William Amory, 15. 312. His memoir
of I. P. Davis, 2. 605 ; xx. 93-99. His
paper on the ' St. Regis Bell/ xx. 311-
321 ; 15. 307.
Davis, Isaac, donation from, i. 81.
Davis, Isaac, LL.D., 19. 382.
DAVIS, ISAAC P., i. 192 n., 436, 445, 448,
451, 453, 456, 460, 464, 473, 475, 480,
482, 485, 487, 489, 490, 492, 494-497,
499, 500, 503, 504 ; IO. 370; xx. 93 ; 13.
110; 15. 307, 308, 387, 388; 17. 94.
His death, i. xliii ; 2. 605 : 3. 18. Nom-
inated a Resident Member, x. 428.
Elected, 1.434. Of committee to col-
lect and count votes, x. 446, 448. Of
committee to examine the Treasurer's
accounts, x. 452, 487, 488, 504. Added
to the committee on new rooms, i. 454.
Signs report of that committee, i . 456w.
Of committee to superintend removal
to new rooms, i. 458 n. Of committee
to execute indenture with Provident
Institution for Savings, i. 460. Signs
indenture, i. 461 n. Of committee to
sell or lease the room in the Tontine
Crescent, i. 463. Presents report of
the committee, i. 466. Motion of, i.
474. Donations from, i. 475, 479 ; 2.
35, 89, 93, 102, 132, 147, 173, 175, 176,
182, 283, 322, 353, 854, 446, 450, 455,
457, 474, 482, 500. 547. Of committee
to select pamphlets from the Athe-
naeum, i. 479. Letter of Theo. Dwight,
Jr., to, i. 481 n. Of committee to have
the walls of the room colored, i. 487.
Elected Cabinet-Keeper, i. 489; 2. 3,
26, 40, 82, 103, 130, 192, 233, 251, 271,
313, 342, 370, 387, 426, 454, 488, 528.
Of committee to lease the old room of
the Society, 2. 1. Communicates let-
ters and donations, 2. 1, 17, 23, 25, 38,
52, 57, 66, 67, 77, 252, 296, 422, 462,
467, 490. Of committee to examine
the accounts of the Treasurer, 2. 2, 78,
82, 103, 128, 131, 147, 148, 191, 211,
234, 340, 384, 424, 425, 485, 487. Pres-
ent at meetings of the Society, 2. 3, 12,
14, 15, 17, 18, 21, 25, 28, 31, 32, 40, 46,
47, 51, 56, 60, 62, 65, 67, 72, 79. 83, 84,
88, 90, 92, 94, 96, 99, 100, 102, 104, 109,
112, 115, 117, 123, 129, 131, 132, 135,
137, 139, 142, 144, 146, 147, 149, 171,
172, 176-178, 181, 182, 185-188, 192,
212, 213, 216, 218, 220, 225, 233, 234,
238, 245, 247, 249, 251, 253, 256, 261,
264, 266, 285, 287, 291, 294, 297, 306,
307, 309, 314, 318, 320, 321, 324, 326,
328, 335, 338, 345, 849, 352, 356, 358,
360, 362-364, 370, 372, 374, 376-378,
380, 382, 383, 385, 411, 413, 414, 417,
419, 421, 422, 424, 426, 429-432, 443,
445, 450-452, 454-458, 460, 462, 468,
470, 473-475, 477-479, 483, 486, 489,
490, 493, 495, 498, 499, 503, 507, 511,
513, 525, 534, 536, 548, 552, 554, 559,
571, 573, 585, 592, 596, 599. Of com-
mittee on application of the Natural
History Society, i. 489. President pro
tempore, i. 494. Of committee on a
course of lectures, i. 498. Of commit-
tee on lectures, 2. 31, 34 n., 78, 79 «.,
114, 115, 292. Presents to the Society
the case of matrices for type, the for-
mer property of Dr. Franklin, 2. 38.
His motion to present Mr. Felt with a
copy of the Collections, z. 40. Of
Scrutinizing Committee, 2. 47, 51, 59,
64, 90, 91. Of committee concerning
the presentation of the Collections, 2.
51. Communicates a letter from Rev.
Chandler Robbins, 2. 52. Reports con-
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cerning Institutions to receive die vol-
umes of the Collections, 2. 55, 56. Of
committee on manuscripts and por-
traits, 2. 62. Communicates a dona-
tion of Audubon's plates, 2. 77. State-
ment regarding the ' North American
Review,' 2. 77. Report concerning the
leasing of the room in Franklin Place,
2. 78. Of committee to aid the sale of
the Collections, 2. 88, 89, 148. Mate-
rial given in charge to him, 2. 93.
Statement regarding a portrait of T.
L. Winthrop, 2. 94. To serve on com-
mittee to settle with the American
Stationers' Company, 2. 104. Report
of the settlement, 2. 111. Matter of
non-payment of the annual assessment
of a member given in charge to, 2. 119,
120. Report concerning the sale of the
Franklin Place estate, 2. 132-134. Of
committee to consider the daily open-
ing of the Library, 2. 134, 135. Report
concerning the Library, 2. 135 «., 136 n.
Of committee to engage the further
services of Mr. Snelling, 2. 141, 143.
Report of the committee concerning
the Collections, 2. 170, 171. To search
for the pen with which Gov. Hancock
signed the Declaration of Independ-
ence, 2. 171. Report concerning the
pen, 2. 174. Reports a lost manuscript,
2. 175. To act in the matter of lost
books or manuscripts, 2. 180. To be
reimbursed for freight on books, 2. 182.
Statement regarding the volume of
Speed, 2. 213. To have the portrait of
Mr. F. C. Gray framed, 2. 217. To
consider the matter of lending certain
medallions, 2. 222. To procure a frame
for the plate of the old building, 2. 224.
To engage the services of Judge Mitch-
ell in the Library, 2. 251. Communi-
cates a donation by J. B. Trott, 2.
252. Of committee to consider repair-
ing the paintings belonging to the So-
ciety, 2. 286. Of committee to make
arrangements for the celebration of the
first half-century of the incorporation
of the Society, 2. 292. To procure a
suitable frame for the portrait of the
late Gov. Gore, 2. 306, 312. Reports a
list of the subscribers for the purchase
of the portrait of Gov. Gore, 2. 312,
312«. Of committee to aid Mr. Adams
in his memoir of Mr. W. Tudor, 2. 318.
Of committee to procure manuscripts
and portraits, 2. 320. Of committee to
consider the delivery of the Trumbull
Papers to the State of Connecticut, 2.
323. To ascertain the facts in the
business relating to Sullivan's ' History
of Maine,' 2. 326, 327. Excused from
serving on the committee of the Trum-
bull Papers, 2. 346. To take charge of
the disposal of certain plants, 2. 348.
Reads letter from Mr. J. F. Watson, 2.
356. Of committee to consider the
removal of Mr. Taylor's portrait, 2.
366. Presents the manuscript papers
of the Rev. Gideon Hawley, 2. 376.
Of committee to procure a copy of the
'American Archives,' 2. 418. Report
of the committee on Archives, 2. 420.
Communicates a letter from the Rev.
Peter Thacher to Lieut.-Gov. Gushing,
2. 422. Reads extracts from the Jour-
nal of the late Oakes Angier, 2. 442.
Presents a manuscript with memo-
randa, 2. 462. Presents a copy of the
Diary of Timothy Newell, 2. 467.
Communicates a letter, dated 1777,
written by Gen. Washington, 2. 490.
Of committee to consider what, in the
Collections, might be useful to the Bos-
ton Society of Natural History, 2. 490.
Of committee to draft a series of reso-
lutions to the memory of the late
Daniel Webster, 2. 502. To furnish a
copy of the letter offering the Trum-
bull Manuscripts to the Society, to the
Publishing Committee of Vol. II.,
fourth series, 2. 525. Statement re-
garding the picture of Washington
crossing the Delaware, 2. 572, Of com-
mittee to provide for the repair of the
picture, 2. 573. His death announced,
2. 605 ; 3. 18 ; n. 94-99. « Memoir of,'
by George T. Davis, 2. 605, 605 n. ; 3.
206. Letter to, containing the history
of Dean Berkeley's chair, 3. 24, 25.
Manuscripts presented to the Society
through his interest, 3. 96, 97. Auto-
graph and portrait of, face n. 94.
Sketch of, by R. C. Winthrop, xr. 97.
Lines to his memory, by George Lunt,
II. 99. Communicates a donation from
Mr. P. Wainwright, Jr., 2. 17.
Davis, Mrs, Isaac P., donations from, 3.
24, 25 ; 10. 14. To receive a vote of
thanks, 3. 25, 97. Manuscripts pre-
sented by, to the Society, 3. 96, 97.
Donation by, of a miniature portrait of
Daniel Webster, by Staigg, 9. 242.
Donation by, of two daguerreotype
miniatures of Gen. Washington and
Mrs. Washington, 9. 243. Resolution
of thanks to, 9. 243.
Davis, Col. J. Bancroft, request from,
granted, 12. 140.
Davis, James, 4. 256, 257.
Davis, James C., 19. 357.
Davis, Hon. Jefferson, 16. 446. His Mes-
sage of the 29th April, 1861, 6. 88, 89,
97.
Davis, John, d. 1657, 8. 12, 21, 25.
Davis, John, 1704, 14. 139.
Davis, John, Boston, 1685, 12. 107.
Davis, John, Boston, selectman, 1765, 2O. 7.
Davis, Capt. John, 15. 80.
Davis, John, Dover, 16. 265.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Davis, Ensign John, 16. 272. Killed by
Indians, 14. 128 n.
Davis, Gov. John, d. 1854, 4. 411 ; 5. 277,
281; 10.283; n. 49, 82; 17.6; 18. 284.
Donations from, 2. 47, 123, 338, 352,
362, 376, 378, 382, 412, 413, 418, 423,
444, 457, 475, 483, 503, 508, 535, 547.
Elected Governor of Massachusetts, u.
69.
DAVIS, Hon. JOHN, LL.D., President of
the Society, d. 1847, x. 17 n., 35, 36, 49,
62, 102, 104-110, 113 n., 114 n., 116-
118 n., 121, 124, 126, 127, 129, 132-136,
139, 140, 143, 144, 149, 150, 151 n., 156,
158, 163, 165, 169, 172, 186-188, 193,
195-200, 213. 214, 219, 220, 223, 225,
226, 230, 234, 235, 237, 239, 240, 243,
245, 249, 251-253, 257, 263, 266, 270,
272, 274, 277, 279, 281, 283, 284, 331,
334-337, 339, 345, 347, 348, 350, 371,
374-376, 378, 380, 384, 386, 387, 392,
396, 398, 407, 413, 417, 427. 433, 435-
437, 445, 446, 448, 450, 456, 464, 468,
475, 482, 485, 487, 490, 492 n., 495, 500,
603, 504 ; 3. 145; 4. 113, 227; 8. 96, 252,
286; ii. 9 n., 94, 95, 98, 148, 466 n. ; 12.
7, 218, 434; 13. 230; 15 256, 257, 265,
308, 397 ; 16. 129 ; 17. 17, 64, 94, 113.
136, 412, 416; 18. 282; ig. 108, 125,
169-174, 176, 177 ; 20. 172. His por-
trait, i. xxxv. His death, x. xli : 2
361, 361 n. ; g. 153. Nominated a
Resident Member, i. 22. Elected, i.
24. Donations from, i. 40, 123, 131,
486, 488 ; 2. 78, 260, 288, 309, 346. Of
committee to procure Journals of Con-
gress and of the General Court, i. 49.
Letter from, read, i. 97. Of commit-
tee . to solicit subscriptions for the
Society, i. 104. Of committee on me-
morial to the General Court, i. 105,
107. Of committee to consider the ex-
pediency of continuing the publication
of the Collections, i. 107. Elected a
member of the Standing Committee, i.
117, 125, 132, 140, 148, 157, 164, 170,
188, 193, 196, 206, 215, 221, 226, 231,
239, 245, 254, 264 ; 2. 62, 82. Of Publi-
cation Committee, i. 120, 150, 196,249,
259. To answer Mr. Sampson's ap-
plication, i. 121. To examine Dr.
Morse's account respecting the map of
the State, i. 125. Allowed to take
from the Library a map of lands in
Berkshire County, i. 125. Of com-
mittee to draw rules for the use of the
Library, i. 127. Of committee to raise
money for printing the Collections, i.
133, 173, 213, 214. Of committee to
acknowledge the gift of room in Ton-
tine Crescent, i. 136. Of committee on
sale of Gov. Sullivan's ' Land Titles,' i.
143, 144. Asked to prepare a memoir
of M. Watson, i. 145. Of committee
to examine the Treasurer's accounts, i.
149. Of committee on alteration of the
Constitution of the Society, i. 150. Of
committee on a proposed museum, i.
151. Of committee on reprinting early
volumes of the Collections, i. 165. Of
committee to demand from Mr. Turell
articles belonging to the Cabinet, i.
194. Requested to write memoirs of
Mr. Coffin and Mr. Lothrop, i. 200.
Extract from his Plymouth oration,
correcting an error in his life of Gush-
man, i. 217. President pro tempore, I.
223, 225, 234, 239, 257, 263 ; 2 28, 31,
33, 40, 79, 94, 100, 186, 235, 237. Of
committee on a celebration of the Ply-
mouth landing anniversary, I. 223.
Selected to deliver the address on that
occasion, i. 234. Delivers the address,
i. 2?5. Vote of thanks to, i. 236. The
address printed in the Collections, i.
236. Vote offered by, i. 247 n. Of
committee on Winthrop's Journal, i.
258. Appointed to prepare a memoir
of Eben. Hazard, i. 266. Portrait of,
faces i. 272. Autograph, faces i. 272;
ig 169. Of committee to thank Gov.
Gore for his services as President, i.
272. Elected President, i. 273, 279,
288, 335, 341, 350, 374, 380, 387, 398,
409, 418, 427, 445, 452, 467, 489. Presi-
dent, i. 275, 334, 341, 384, 385, 424-
427, 437, 447, 456, 458 n., 460, 481, 483,
484, 487-489, 495, 499, 500, 504. Of
committee to investigate title to land
under the Society's room, i. 275. Of
committee to ask for continuation of
Hutchinson's History, i. 277, 286. To
thank Mr. Duponceau for missing por-
tions of Mourt's •' Relation/ i. 279. Of
committee on celebration of the two
hundredth anniversary of landing at
Plymouth, i. 287. Of committee to
represent the Society at the Plymouth
celebration, i. 289. Reports for that
committee, i. 334. Communicates let-
ter from Mr. Tyng, i. 336. Of com-
mittee to aid in the publication of the
continuation of Gov. Hutchinson's His-
tory, i. 388. Authorized to lend a vol-
ume of manuscripts, I. 340. Of com-
mittee to revise the By-Laws, i. 349.
Communication from the Paris Geo-
graphical Society referred to, i. 349.
Reports on this communication, i. 351.
To write to the Geographical Society,
i. 352. Of committee to consider a
plan for indexing old town and church
records, i. 377. Of committee on cele-
bration of the battle of Bunker Hill, x.
381. Of committee on application to
the General Court to print the early
records of the Colony, i. 385. Mr.
Savage's letter to, respecting the loss
by fire in his office, x. 393 n. Of com-
mittee on communication from Rhode
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125
Island Historical Society, i. 396. To
ask for loan of Plymouth Church rec-
ords to be printed in the Collections, i.
409. Letter of Gov. Lincoln to, asking
for maps for the northeastern boundary
commissioners, i. 415 n. To commu-
nicate the acceptance of Schoolcraft's
' Essay on the Chippewa Language,' i.
416. Asked to prepare a memoir of
Samuel Davis, i. 423. Of committee
to confer with the city authorities on
the celebration of the anniversary of
the settlement of Boston, i. 426. Let-
ter from Mr. Jenks to, on the needs of
the Library, i. 428 n. Letter of, ac-
knowledging the gift of a map of Vir-
ginia, i. 433 n. Of committee on cele-
bration of Washington's birthday, i.
448. To thank Gov. Phillips for the
Prince portrait, i. 448. Letter of Dr.
Holmes to, i. 459 n. Special meeting
of the Society at his house, i. 460.
Contributes to the purchase of the So-
ciety's building, i. 465 n. Reports draft
of new By-Laws, i. 466. Proposes
amendments to By-Laws, i. 468. Com-
municates letter from the Trustees of
the Boston Library in relation to re-
pairs of the Tontine Crescent, i. 469.
Excused from service on a committee,
i. 473. Communicates donations, i.
475; 2. 1, 37, 61, 63, 77, 290, 309.
Asked to prepare a memoir of Rev. E.
Goodwin, i. 477. To prepare a device
for a Seal for the Society, i. 477. Re-
ports a Seal and Motto for the Society,
i. 483; 3. 30; 15. 258. Report ac-
cepted, i. 485. Of committee to pre-
pare diplomas, i. 492. Of committee
to apply to the General Court for
power to increase the number of mem-
bers, i. 495. Communicates letters and
donations from Dr. Mease, i. 504; 2. 1.
Declines a re-election as President, i.
504. Present at meetings of the Soci-
ety, 2. 3, 12, 14, 15, 17, 18, 21, 25, 28,
31, 32, 35, 40, 46, 47, 56, 62, 65, 67, 72,
83, 90, 92, 94, 96, 99, 100, 102, 104, 105,
115, 117, 125, 135, 139, 142-144, 146,
149, 176, 177, 181, 183, 185-188, 192,
216, 220, 223, 227, 233-237, 239, 241,
245, 247, 249, 253, 257-259, 201, 264,
266, 2(58, 271, 285-287, 297, 300, 303,
307, 309, 314, 319, 320, 324, 326, 334,
335, 340, 345, 352, 354, 356. Receives
a vote of thanks for his services as
President, 2. 10. A letter acknowl-
edging the Society's vote of thanks, 2.
12, 13. Presents an account of a curi-
ous print, 2 11. Nominates Mr. Sharon
Turner a Corresponding Member, 2. 12.
To consider and report on the letter of
Mr. J. Herring, 2. 23. Report upon Mr.
J. Herring's application, 2. 25, 26. Of
committee to petition the Massachu-
setts Legislature concerning the public
documents, 2 27. Action of committee
deferred, 2. 29. A portrait of, presented
to the Society, 2. 29, 29n. Reads a let-
ter from Prof. Palfrey, 2. 29. Commu-
nicates letter from Col. T. H. Perkins,
2. 37. Presents a volume of Mather's
' Magnalia ' to the Society, from Dr.
T. Newell and Col. Perkins, 2. 37.
Memorandum pasted by him inside
the cover of the book, 2. 37 ?j. Motion
regarding the ' Otis Papers,' etc., 2.
45. To be admitted to the Royal So-
ciety of Northern Antiquaries, 2. 85 n,
Of committee to examine the contents
of the box presented by J. Williams,
2. 92. Report relating to the Williams
Papers, 2. 94, 95. Of committee to
consider the preservation of the man-
uscripts of the Society, 2. 96. Mate-
rial given in charge to, 2. 97. Report
of the committee on the preservation
of the Society's manuscripts, 2. 102.
Report of committee on Prof. Rafn's
letter, 2. 102, 106-109. Communicates
letters, 2. 110. Chairman of the com-
mittee of delegates to a celebration in
New York, 2. 130. Of committee to
secure a series of lectures on histori-
cal subjects, 2. 136. To take from
the Library a book needed by him,
2. 143. Statement regarding the 'Re-
membrancer/ 2. 175. To rent the
room in the attic of the Natural His-
tory Society, 2. 175. To consider the
lending of the Trumbull Manuscripts,
2. 178. Of committee on the commem-
oration of a certain New England anni-
versary, 2. 240. Permission given to
take a certain memoir from the Li-
brary, 2. 249. Of committee to con-
sider the attractiveness of the meetings,
2. 264. Of committee to consider a
celebration of -the first half-century of
the incorporation of the Society, 2.
267. Presents a communication in re-
gard to the Winslow chair, 2. 284. 284 n.
Withdraws his letter on the Winslow
chair to have it modified, 2. 286. Makes
a communication in relation to the will
of Paumahtukquasuk, with a donation
of a copy of the will, 2. 289, 290, 290 n.,
291 n. Presents a diary of the last
century, 2. 309. Of committee to con-
sider the subject of a national name, 2.
310. Appointed to write a memoir of
the late Judge Story, 2. 324. Declines
to write the memoir of Judge Story, 2.
324 n., 325. ' Memoir of,' 2 361, 361 n.
Valuable manuscripts donated to the
Society, formerly his property, 3. 96,
97. Action concerning the missing
portion of Hutchinson's ' History,' 3.
145. Letter from, to Dr. Jeremy Bel-
knap, 4. 143. Matters pertaining to
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
DAVIS, 7/o??. JOHN, LL.D. (continued).
the presidency at Harvard College, 6.
284,285. His character, 7. 433. Letter
to, 10. 114-116. Letter from, to Mayor
Otis, 19. 104, 105. Bust of, presented,
12. 160. His ' Memoir of M. Watson/
1. 135n., 151. His ' Memoir of Isaac
Lothrop/ 1. 198 n. His ' Life of Robert
Cushman/ i. 217 n. His edition of the
'New England Memorial,' i. 217 n.; n.
400; 12? 440; cited, 4. 142. His 'Dis-
course ' at the anniversary of the Pil-
grims' landing, 3. 130, 355 ; 4. 141.
Manuscript note by him in a copy of
' Morton's Memorial,' n. 400n.
Davis, Mrs. John, 14. 139.
Davis, John, navigator, 3. 181. His quad-
rant, i. 50. The ' World's Hydrograph-
ical Description ' cited. 3. 181.
Davis, John, negro, 6. 241.
Davis, John, New York, indenture of, with
T. Danforth, i. 201.
Davis, John, soldier, 15. 130.
Davis, Mrs. John W., donation from, 2.
16.
Davis, Jonas, 17. 177, 177 n.
Davis, Capt. Jonathan, 7. 252 ; 15. 76, 76 n.
Davis, Joseph, 12. 108.
Davis, Joshua, n. 308.
Davis, Mary, portrait of, i. 139.
Davis, Mrs. Mary M., 20. 416.
Davis, Mrs. Mercy (Hedge), n. 94.
DAVIS, Hon. NATHANIEL MORTON, A.M.,
his death, i. xliv. Nominated a Resi-
dent Member, 2. 172. Elected, 2. 175.
Present at a meeting, 2. 298. His death,
2. 414, 414 n., 427. 'Memoir of/ 2. 414,
414 n.
Davis, Lieut. Reuben, 15. 82.
Davis, Robert, n. 140.
Davis, Ruth {Mrs. Washburn), 17. 24.
Davis, Mrs. Ruth (Vassall), 4. 63.
DAVIS, SAMUEL, A.M., d. 1829, 2. 290 n.,
291 n. ; n. 94, 95 ; 15. 307, 308. Dona-
tions from, i. 87, 217. His death, i.
xlii, 423 n., 429. Nominated a Resident
Member, i. 224. Elected, i. 225. Let-
ter from, with invitation to Plymouth
celebration, i. 331. Judge Davis asked
to prepare a memoir of, i. 423. Nahum
Mitchell to prepare a memoir of, i.
426. Journal of his tour to Connecti-
cut in 1789, ii. 9-32. Explanation of
a passage therein, n. 163.
Davis, Samuel, Phila., 17. 204, 204 n.,
206 n.
Davis, Rev. Samuel, 14. 265.
Davis, Sarah, u. 94.
Davis, Capt. Simon, 3. 343.
Davis, Solomon, n. 140.
Davis, Mrs. Susan (Jackson), n. 95.
Davis, Thomas, acquitted by a court-
martial, 16. 344.
Davis, Thomas, the elder, father of Isaac
P., ii. 94; 15. 308.
Davis, Thomas, the younger, and brother of
Isaac P., ii. 94, 96 ; 15. 308.
Davis, Thomas Kemper, n. 96.
Davis, Wendell, xi. 29,94,95; 15. 308.
Donation from, i. 101. His 'Descrip-
tion of Sandwich/ i. 151.
Davis, William, Boston, 7. 235; xx. 140;
20. 6.
Davis, Capt. William, donations from, i.
87, 89.
Davis, William, Dartmouth, 7. 215.
Davis, Hon. William, brother of Isaac P.,
g.348; n.94,95; 15.808.
Davis, William, Latin School, 1766, 17.
217.
Davis, William, Windsor, 4. 362.
Davis, William J., extract from the Jour-
nal of a Hessian officer, 6. 194.
DAVIS, Hon. WILLIAM T., 12. 72; 13.
232 ; 18 406. Donations from, 4. 54 ;
12. 67. Letter from, 10. 22. Elected a
Resident Member, ii. 309. Accepts
membership, n. 822. Letter from, to
the Tea-party Centennial meeting, 13.
210-212. Resigns membership, 18. 67.
Davis Papers, 17. 172.
Davison, Mr., 3. 222.
Davison, Elizabeth (Mrs. Ball), 16. 387,
893.
Davison, Sir William, Secretary, 12. 101-
103, 287 n. ; 17. 341 ; 19. 77 n. ' Letter of
Sir John Stanhope to, relating to Elder
William Brewster's appointment as
postmaster of Scrooby, 12. 98-100.
Davy, Sir Humphry, 14. 24.
Davy, Margaret, 20. 145.
Davy, Serjeant William, in Somerset's
Case, 7. 325.
Dawes, Ambrose, 12. 108.
Dawes, Judge Rufus, reputed author of
an inscription for Beacon-Hill Monu-
ment, 8. 275.
Dawes, Col. Thomas, d. 1809, n. 140 ; 17.
131.
Dawes, Hon. Thomas, d. 1825, 17. 17, 18,
114,217,218; 19. 153 n., 154, 156-165;
20. 210. Donations from, i. 26, 103.
Part taken by, in the debates of the
Massachusetts Convention of 1788, 3.
297, 298. His Oration on the Fourth
of July, i. 20. Quoted, concerning the
Constitution and slavery, 6. 148.
Dawes, Thomas, Jr., his notice of E.
Price cited, i. 149 n.
Dawes, William, 16. 372, 373. Mr. Hol-
land's monograph on, 16. 365.
Dawes family, 16. 365.
Dawson, , 17. 198, 198 n., 199.
Dawson, Fellow of Magdalen College, 12.
359.
DAWSON, HENRY B., 5. 45 ; 10. 464 ; 12.
8; 15. 211. Donations from, 3. 220; 4.
146, 196, 226, 286, 865 ; 5. 30, 202 ; 6.
331, 414; 7 115, 347 ; 8. 171, 280, 314,
442; 9. 1, 66, 81, 177, 255, 347, 368; 10.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
127
2 ; ii. 499. Gift of, 4. 140. Elected a
Corresponding Member, 7. 26. Accepts
membership, 7. 115. Application for
leave to print Rev. John Wheelwright's
Fast-day Sermon, 9. 256.
Dawson, Thomas, 15. 231.
Dawson, William, 15. 231.
Dawson brothers, donation from, 11. 499.
Dawston, Josias, 12. 172.
Day, , ii. 25.
Day, Mrs., a witness to a will, 1649, 5.
155.
Day, Calvin, donation from, i. 202.
Day, Jonathan, 14. 110.
Day, Lieut. Luke, 15. 78, 78 n. Engaged
in Shays' Rebellion, 3. 179, 180. Act
and Proclamation for the apprehension
of, 3. 179, 180.
Day, Matthew, 5. 62, 156. Last will of,
5. 154, 155.
Day, Sherman, his ' Historical Collec-
tions of Pennsylvania ' cited, 17. 200 n.
Day (Daye), Stephen, the first American
printer, 5. 154, 157 ; 10. 456 ; 19. 316 ;
20. 265.
Day, Solomon, sentenced by a court-
martial, 16. 344.
DAY, Hon. THOMAS, A.M., d. 1855, 10.
396. Nominated a Corresponding Mem-
ber, 2. 181. Elected, 2. 183.
' Day of Doom,' 3. 294.
Daye, see Day.
Dayton, Judge, 4. 96.
Deacons, John, sentenced by a court-
martial, 16. 344.
Dead, custom among the Egyptians of
• judging the newly departed, 6. 472.
Dean, Mr., 15 347.
Dean, Mr., soldier, 14. 129.
Dean, Mr., Taunton, 7. 206.
Dean, Lieut. Ebenezer, 15. 84.
Dean, J., donation from, 3. 114.
Dean, Hon. James, IQ. 395, 409, 409 n.,
411,416.
DEAN, JAMES, LL.D., d. 1849, nominated
a Corresponding Member, i. 447.
Elected, i. 448. Bequest from, 2. 444,
453 n.
Dean, John, donation from, 2. 474.
Dean, John, killed by Indians, 14. 128 n.
Dean, Capt. John, 7. 231 ; n. 140.
Dean, John Ward, 12. 82 n., 231, 329; 13.
242 n. ; 20. 159. Donations from, 7. 1 ;
9. 177 ; 10. 314. Granted leave to take
copies of portraits in the Society's Cab-
inet, 12. 213.
Dean, Mrs. Mary, xi. 262.
Dean, Thomas (Gilbert fr Dean), I. 154,
168.
DEANE, CHARLES, LL.D., x. 479 n. ; 4.26,
167, 234; 5. 81, 100 ; 7. 101, 298 ; 8. 4,
172, 212, 295, 299, 459, 474-476, 481;
9. 7, 193, 196, 243, 367, 466 ; 10. 38, 39,
41, 96, 141, 207, 337, 412, 414, 415, 473,
474; xx. 144, 150, 188, 195, 198, 203,
222, 228, 240, 257, 336, 386, 392, 492 ;
12. 6-8, 41, 51, 56, 57, 98, 101, 130,
156, 169, 182, 186, 237, 250, 337, 427 ;
13. 22, 39, 50, 70, 76, 90 ; 14. 154, 162,
196, 216 ; 15. 164, 177, 244, 264, 205,
279, 305, 394; 16 50, 111, 163, 165, 183,
365; 17. 5, 63, 81, 85, 88, 102, 117, 118,
122, 168-170, 218, 294,296, 298-300, 352,
355; 18. 183, 264, 320 n., 322 n., 419,
420; 19. 99, 106, 107 n., 109, 110, 115,
116, 118-121, 335, 355 n., 357; 20. 32,
39, 58, 96, 105, 114, 179, 182, 186, 229,
333. One of the twenty-six members
in the heliotype frontispiece, 2. vii ; 3.
32 a. Donations from, 2. 354, 450, 457,
491, 599, 606 ; 3. 38, 66, 98, 204, 220 ;
4. 286, 330, 373, 379, 430; 5. 1, 30, 58,
172, 203, 227, 347, 373 ; 6 1, 16, 20, 331,
361, 417; 7. 1, 21, 100, 101, 139, 140,
168, 279, 474 ; 8. 79, 88, 171, 314, 442,
480 ; 9. 177, 196, 227, 368, 437, 463, 467 ;
10. 21, 33, 40, 117, 206, 314, 464, 469;
11. 501; 13. 313. Nominated a Resi-
dent Member, 2. 434. Elected, 2. 440.
Accepts membership, 2. 442. Present
at meetings of the Society, 2. 445, 450,
451, 455, 457, 458, 466, 468, 472, 476,
479, 481, 490, 495, 513, 525, 529, 533,
534, 536, 537,542, 548, 554, 559, 571,
573, 592, 596, 599, 604, 606. Of com-
mittee to assort the votes for the offi-
cers of the Society, 2. 453 n. Of com-
mittee to consider the request of the
Pennsylvania Historical Society, 2. 480.
Of Standing Committee, 2. 488, 528,
559 ; 3. vii, 29 ; 4. vii, 19, 272 ; 5. 29,
31, 32, 184. Of Publishing Commit-
tee, 2. 492, 601; 3. 21, 90; 5. 154; 6.
470, 471 ; 7. vi, 15; 8. 100; 9. 228; 10.
315; ii. 105; 12. 67, 81,|104, 237; 13.
232; 16. 174; 17. 88; 18. 67. Of Scru-
tinizing Committee, 2. 525, 572. Re-
cording Secretary pro tempore, 2. 535 ;
3. 150 ; 15. 280. Communicates a copy
of paper taken from the archives of
the Commonwealth, 2. 570. Testi-
mony to his labors in preparing the
materials for Vol. II. of the fourth se-
ries, 2. 599. Matter for the third vol-
ume of the fourth series, 2. 601 n.-603 n.
Correspondence of, with Rev. Joseph
Hunter, concerning matter for the
Collections, 2. 602 n., 603 n. Amount
subscribed by, for the Library and new
Catalogue, 2. 603 n. His action in the
recovery and publication of the Brad-
ford MSS. History, 3. 19-24, 38, 39, 90,
168 ; 6. 415. Correspondence with Rev.
Joseph Hunter, 3. 21-23. Suggests the
expediency of publishing certain min-
utes of the meetings of the Society, 3.
32. Exhibits printed minutes of the
Annual Meeting, 3. 32. Report and
suggestions concerning the unbound
papers, etc., 3. 32 6-32 d, 86, 87. Reso-
128
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
DEANE, CHARLES, LLD. (continued.)
lution adopted offering thanks to Mr.
Sears, 3. 47. Motion of, concerning
the purchase of the estate of the Prov-
ident Institution, 3. 48. Of Nominating
Committee, 3. 67, 154 ; 5. 160. Reports
on the publication of the Collections,
3. 90. Announces the Index, gratui-
tously prepared by Mr. Sibley, 3. 90.
Of committee to arrange the manu-
scripts, 3. 97. Of committee to receive
and arrange the Dowse Library, 3. 125,
204. His labors in the arrangement of
the Dowse Library, 3. 125, 161. 204.
Of committee to revise the By-Laws,
3. 154; ii. 495. Offers resolutions in
regard to Mr. J. Willard, 3. 173. Of
committee to take charge of the 'Ac-
count of the Dudleys,' 3. 281. Reports
on the contents of the Belknap Dona-
tion, 3. 286-328. The Belknap Dona-
tion to be arranged, 3. 329, 358 ; 4. 134.
Reports on the Catalogue, 4. 52, 242,
365, 438. Remarks, 4. 77. 110, 144 ; 10.
32, 87, 92, 113, 114, 133, 316, 332-335,
343 ; ii. 144, 196, 229. Receives votes
of thanks, 4. 135; 5 29, 196; 6. 470;
ii. 105 ; 12. 67 ; 15. 2 ; 16. 173 ; 17. 89 ;
18. 68, 416 ; 19. 55. Committee on
Exchanges, 4. 287. Letter on relics of
Roger Williams, 5. 51. Communica-
tion of P. C. Bliss referred to, 5. 84.
Report on the Report of a constitution
for Massachusetts, 5. 87-92. Receives
the Prince of Wales, 5. 97. Reads a
letter from Dr. Parks to, 5. 147-149.
Of committee on a helmet, 5. 149. Re-
port of the Standing Committee, 5.
184-188. On J. F. Watson, 5. 207-212.
Committee on Memorials of the Rebel-
lion, 5. 226. On Rev. Joseph Hunter,
5. 320-323. On the ' Narragansett Pa-
tent/ and on Mr. Aspinwall's paper on
the same, 5. 399-406 ; 6. 41-43, 46, 48,
61, 52, 77. Donation of engraved por-
traits of historical interest, 6. 17. Re-
marks on a volume of George Adlard,
6 81, 82. Exhibits an early copy of
the last will of Edmand Reade, of
Wickford, England, 6. 254. Reads ex-
tracts from Cotton Mather's Diary, 6.
406-414. Requests permission to print,
at his own expense, a manuscript of
Gov. Bradford's, 6. 415. Of committee
to publish another volume of the Win-
throp Papers, 6. 470, 471. Letter from
W: Palfrey to J: Wilkes, read by, 6.
480-483. Elected Recording Secretary,
7. vii, 363 ; 8. 88, 272 ; 9. 190 ; 10. 20,
173; ii. 45, 243; 12. 80, 225; 13. 21,
279 ; 14. 28, 328. Recording Secretary,
7. 2, 376, 407, 474 ; 9. 227 ; 10. 104, 117,
134, 144, 148, 206, 311, 313, 314, 319,
330, 335, 337, 344, 368, 469, 484; n. 1,
84, 100, 129, 135, 139, 144, 155, 159,
165, 197, 228, 233, 308, 333, 388 ; 12. 1
71, 81, 82, 126, 139, 159, 169, 182, 191,
214, 226, 233, 252, 285, 288, 315, 330 •
13. 1, 43, 49, 50, 63, 65, 60, 71, 78, 7!>,
99, 104, 122, 140-144, 150, 214, 217,
236, 255. 263, 305, 312, 318, 345, 367
378, 395, 425, 449, 451 ; 14. 1, 32, 52, 103
158, 179, 186, 201, 215-217, 317, 318,
328, 338, 340 ; 15. 7, 230, 250, 259, 277.
Remarks on Phillis Wheatley, 7. 267-
273. Of Committee on the Winthrop
Papers, 7. 339. Letters to, from Mr. W:
Jenks, 7. 406, 407. Reads papers fur-
nished by Dr. Palfrey, 7 480. Remarks
on two speeches of Joseph Dudley, 7.
484-486. Remarks on a letter of Co-
lumbus to Santangel, 8. 432. On a copy
of Mason & Dixon's Report, 8. 441,
460. On the small size of ships, 1492-
1626, 8. 464-466. On the death of
George Livermore, 8. 446-452. Re-
marks on an early Map of Boston Har-
bor, 9. 5. Communicates a letter from
Mr. Ticknor, relating to letters found
among the papers of Miss Elizabeth
Belknap, 9. 196. Communicates a pa-
per by Mr. Whitmore on the early
Painters and Engravers of New Eng-
land, 9. 197. His visit to Europe, 9.
226, 227 ; 10. 4. Vote of thanks to, as
Chairman of the Publishing Committee
of the Proceedings, 9. 228. Appointed
a Delegate to the Archaeological Con-
gress at Antwerp, 9. 228. Letters from,
to the President, 9. 343, 348. Remarks
on the ' Life and Letters of John Win-
throp,' 9 374. Remarks in relation to
the last will and testament of Capt.
John Smith, and his burial-place in Lon-
don, 9. 451. Letters to, 10. 23, 38, 83-85,
141, 313, 317-319, 329. Notes by, 10.
24 rc., 25n., 27n.,30«.,323n. ; n. 191 n.
Motions of, 10. 174, 342; 13. 51, 305.
Exhibit's ' Danforth's Almanac,' 10.
325. Of a committee on increase of
the number of members, n. 112. Of
committee on another course of lec-
tures by members of the Society, ii.
166. Committee on the Building,!!. 326,
Letters to. ii. 139, 198. Votes offered
by, ii. 309; 14. 53: 19. 388. Reads a
communication from R. C. Waterston,
11. 347. Communicates a letter of Sir
John Stanhope to Secretary Davison,
12. 98. Letter to, from H. B. Grigsby,
12. 161. Of a committee on increase
of membership, 12. 170. Reads some
memoranda concerning the death of
Gov. Matthew Cradock, 12. 171. Reads
a letter of Henry Vane, 12. 245. Let-
ters from Miss Eliza S. Quincy to, 12.
261-263. Communicates two letters
written in Boston during the siege, and
one from Halifax, 13. 56-62. To re-
port a list of existing committees of
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129
the Society, 13. 83. Presents a com-
munication from the Middelburg Acad-
emy of Arts and Sciences, 13. 307.
Remarks on the same, 13. 310, 311.
Letter of Gov. Clifford to, 13. 323.
Letters of Mr. Winthrop to, 13. 329-
332, 349-351, 445-449. Communicates
papers from the Public Record Office,
given by Mr. Winthrop, 13. 332-344.
Communicates Mr. Major's paper on
the 'Zeno' voyages, 13. 351. Letter
to, from the Earl of Albemarle, 13.
371. Reads extracts from letters of
Mr. Winthrop, 13. 380, 381. Origin
of the name ' Deane/ 13. 73. Of
committee of publication of the ' Bel-
knap Papers/ 13 232; of the ' Win-
throp Papers,' 13. 232. Communi-
cates memorandum relating to the
date of death of Gov. Cradock, 13.
242. Reads a letter of Mrs. Prof. Win-
throp, 14. 29. Calls attention to the
gift from the Hakluyt Society, 14. 52.
Of committee on the proposed Lowell
Institute lectures, 14. 53. Communi-
cates extracts from Dr. Belknap's note-
books and letters relating to battle of
Bunker Hill, 14. 91-98. Reads a letter
from Mr. Grigsby, 14. 103. Communi-
cation of Rufus Blanchard referred to
him, 14. 158. Remarks by, on r Hand-
kerchief Moody, 14. 181. Reads a
letter of Jonathan Sewall, 14. 182.
Seconds a motion of Mr. Parkman, 14.
206. Reads a letter from Prof. Norton,
14. 222. Remarks by, on memorandum-
book belonging to Pres. Leverett, 14.
223-226. Communicates Dudley Code
of Laws for Harvard College, 14. 223-
220. Communicates extracts from a
letter of Ellis Gray, 14. 315. Commu-
nicates a Journal of the Siege of
Yorktown, 14. 331- Calls attention to
the Henshaw Orderly-Book, 14. 340.
His paper on the Indenture of David
Thompson, noticed, 15. 2; 16. 204 n.
Communicates ' Paul Revere's Sig-
nal,' 15. 163, 164. Communicates Dr.
Watson's letter in regard to the ' Sig-
nal/ 15. 109. Reads correspondence in
confirmation, 15. 109. His remarks
upon, 15. 170-173. Remarks by, re-
specting the seal of the Society, 15.
250-258. Declines a renomination as
Recording Secretary, 15 277. His ser-
vices acknowledged-by the Society, 15.
277. Reads a letter from Capt. A. M.
Harrison, 15. 324. Elected Corre-
sponding Secretary, 15. 270; 16. 173;
17. 76: 18. 36. Corresponding Secre-
tary, 15. 306, 307, 386 ; 16. 36, 307, 305,
380; 17. 33, 50, 60, 77, 78, 101, 122,
229, 282, 300 ; 18. 2, 179, 245, 202, 352,
416. Remarks by, on the method of
spelling the surname of Sir Walter
Raleigh, 15. 385. Reads a letter from
Theodore Dwight, 15. 386. Communi-
cates extracts from the journal of
Charles J. Stratford, 15. 388. Remarks
by, on the same, 15. 388. Presents a
list of the biographers of the signers
of the Declaration of Independence, 15.
393. Presents report of committee on
Hubbard's ' History/ 16. 38. Prefatory
note for the 'History' by, 16. 38-41.
Reads a letter from Peter O. Hutchin-
son, 16. 100. Reports the additional
sheets to Hubbard's ' History/ 16. 100.
Of committee to publish the early Pro-
ceedings of the Society, 16. 174. Reads
extracts from a letter from Mr. Win-
throp, 16. 176. Communicates a letter
of Hon. George Thacher, 16. 179.
Letter to, from Miss Dana, 16. 181.
Request of Messrs. Houghton, Osgood,
& Co. referred to, 16. 183. Reports on,
16. 256. Remarks by, on Dr. Frank-
lin's suit of clothes, 16. 370. On Paul
Revere's letter to Dr. Belknap, 16. 370.
Remarks by, on the death of Dr. Kohl,
16. 381-385. Remarks by, on memo-
rial stone of Castle Island Fort, 17. 19-
22. Letter from Col. Hoyt to, 17. 55.
Reads an extract from a letter from
the President, 17. 61. Relates an inci-
dent in connection with Prince's ' An-
nals/ 17. 64-66. Communicates gifts
from Mr. Poole and Mr. J. F. Eliot, 17.
85. Announces the publication of the
'Early Proceedings/ 17. 88.- Vote of
thanks to, 17. 89. Presents report of
the committee on the Savage Papers,
17. 92. Calls attention to Dr. Watson's
article on Christ Church and the signal
lanterns, 17. 120. Moves vote on Bos-
ton burial-grounds, 17. 136. Commu-
nicates papers of Thomas Wallcut, 17.
160. Remarks by, on the care of man-
uscripts, 17. 161, 162. Letter from, to
Mr. Winthrop, 17. 168, 169. Remarks
by, on the sale of some of Thomas
Prince's books, 17. 172-174. Suggests
the publication of some manuscripts,
17. 243. Remarks by, with letter from
Mr. Haven, in regard to Hall's diary,
17. 294, 295. Moves votes about me-
moirs of deceased resident members,
17. 299, 314. Remarks by, on the
death of Mr. Frothingham, 17. 330-334.
Communicates a petition of Roger
Conant, with remarks thereon, 17. 366-
370. Moves a vote of thanks to Mrs.
Johnson, 18. 67. Appointed to pre-
pare a memoir of Mr. Frothingham,
18. 67. Announces the second volume
of the 'Early Proceedings/ 18. 67.
Remarks by, on the alleged discovery
of America by the Northmen, 18. 80,
81. Communicates Mr. De Costa's pa-
per on the ' Sagadahoc Colony/ 18. 82.
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DEAKE, CHARLES, LL.D. (continued.)
Communicates copies of additional
letters of Dr. Belknap to Mr. Hazard,
18. 183. Reads extracts from a letter
of Washington to R. H. Lee, 18. 183.
Communicates letters and transcript of
Kandolph's ' Narrative/ 18. 253, 254.
Of committee to advise with Mr. Win-
sor concerning the proposed ' History
of America/ 18. 288. Calls attention
to the ' Lynde Diaries/ 18. 378. Of
committee on the application of the
Chicago Historical Society, 18. 400.
Elected Vice-President, 18. 415; 19.
296 ; 20. 199. Vote of thanks to, for
services as Corresponding Secretary,
18. 416. Speaks of Mr. Grigsby, 18.
422. Remarks by, on the spurious edi-
tion of the ' Wonder-working Provi-
dence/ 18. 432-435; 19. 128. Of com-
mittee to confer with the overseers of
the poor, 19. 61. Remarks by, on the
suggested restoration of Bradford's
Manuscript to this country, 19 65, 66.
Exhibits an engraved portrait of -La-
fayette, 19. 103. Reads a letter of
Washington, 19. 103. Reports for the
committee on the Winslow chair and
table, 19. 124, 125. Appointed to pre-
pare a memoir of Mr. Haven, 19. 125.
Communicates a gift from M. Mar-
eou, 19. 126. Communicates Mr. Fol-
som's gift of the Gilman Manuscripts,
19. 126. Remarks by, on the portraits
of Col. Church and Charles Churchill,
19. 243-245. Accompanies Dr. Ellis
in his visit to the Carter Brown Libra-
ry, 19. 326-329. Pall-bearer at Dr.
Robbins's funeral, 19. 349, 355 n. .Com-
municates photograph of the Cabot
map, 19. 387. Of committee on the
Cabot map, 19. 388. Vice-President,
26. 327. Communicates gifts from
Miss E. S. Quincy, 20. 30, 46. Com-
mittee to publish the ' Trumbull Pa-
pers/ 20. 104, 280. Remarks by, on Mr.
Adams's paper on the ' Printing of Old
Manuscripts/ 20. 183-185. Communi-
cates a copy of the will of George
Smith, 20. 186, 187. Presents gifts
from Mr. C. W. Folsom, 20. 188, and
from Mr. H. C. Short, 20. 231. An-
nounces a memoir of Mr. G. B. Emer-
son, by Rev. R. C. Waterston, 20. 231.
Remarks by, on the ' White Kennett
Library/ 20. 274-280. Communicates
a letter from Hon. P. W. Chandler, 20.
327-330. Speaks of the Washington
letters included among the 'Trumbull
Papers/ 20. 338. Communicates papers
from the State Paper Office in London,
20. 339-341. Remarks by, relative to
the proposed statue of John Harvard,
20 348. Reads a communication from
lion. P. W. Chandler on the witch-
craft trials in 1692, 20. 395. Editorial
notes by, i. and 2. passim. Notice of
J. Williams compiled by, i. 260-262.
Notice of David Sewall by, i. 389, 390.
Notice of Dr. Webster by, i. 490-492.
Communicates a paper relating to the
Great Charter of New England, 2. 570,
670 ?i. Paper by, on Hutchinson's
'Historical Publications/ 3. 134-150.
Paper by, upon Cotton Mather's ' Mag-
nalia/ 6. 404-414. Editor of Bradford's
' History of Plymouth Plantation/ 9.
21 n.; 19. 108 w., 110 n., 115». Extracts
from letters of, to the President, from
London, 9. 343, 348. Communication
respecting the Seal of the ' Council
for New England/ 9. 469. His edition
of Smith's ' True Relation/ 10. 5.
On Dr. Belknap's list of the Soci-
ety's manuscripts, 10. 321-323 ; see
footnote, page 41. On Deux Ponts's
' Campaigns/ 10. 348. His ' Memoir
of Mr. G. Livermore ' cited, n. 100.
Paper on ' The Forms used in issu-
ing Letters-Patent by the Crown of
England/ n. 166-188. Description
of the Dudley manuscripts, n. 201-
205. Communication respecting Gov.
Bradford's 'Dialogue/ n. 396-406.
Communication on the ' Head-quarters '
of Washington in Cambridge, 12. 257-
262. Communication on the charges
against Roger Williams, 12. 341-358.
Observations on Capt. John Smith's
'New England's Trials/ 12. 428-432.
Tribute to James Savage, 12 438-442.
Paper by, on the Massachusetts ' Dec-
laration of Rights/ 13. 299-304. Paper
by, on indenture of David Thomson,
and early settlement of New Hamp-
shire, 14. 358-385; 15. 2; 16. 204 n.
Communicates a memoir of Dr. John
Appleton, 15. 364. Communication
from, on a MS. Journal of the Presi-
dent and Council of New Hampshire,
16. 256-260. Edits Paul Revere's let-
ter, 16. 371-376. Tribute to President
Woods by, 17. 15, 16. Presents a me-
moir of Rev. Joseph Hunter, with
explanatory remarks, 17. 298-306. Me-
moir of Mr. E. A. Crowninshield by, 17.
356-359. His 'Memoir of Mr. Frothing-
ham/ 18. 67. Notice of Mr. Judd by,
18. 184-188. Bis ' Bradford's History '
cited, 19. 108n.-110rc., 115 n. His
' Memoir of Mr. Haven/ 19. 125. Trib-
ute to Dr. Robbins, 19. 353-355. Reads
a paper on the ' Old Patent of Connect-
icut/ 20. 102.
Deane, Capt. John, his narrative of his
shipwreck, i. 19.
Deane, Capt. Joseph, 7. 211.
DEANE, Re>\ SAMUEL, Scituate, d. 1834,
nominated a Resident Member, i. 470.
Elected, i. 474. Accepts membership,
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTOKICAL SOCIETY.
131
i. 483. Resigns membership, x. 492.
His 'History of Scituate ' cited, 6. 475;
17. 207 n:; ig. 378 n.
Deane, Ren. Samuel, D.D., Portland, d.
1814, his Thanksgiving Sermon, i. 87.
His 'New England Farmer/ 19. 395,
395 n.
Deane, Silas, 10. 275 ; n. 6, 7 ; 14. 268.
Portrait of, i. 168. Letter of Samuel
B. Webb to, 14. 81-83. Letter of, ex-
hibited, 18. 287.
Deane, William Reed, 15. 388.
Dearborn, Benjamin, presents a copy of
his ' Columbian Grammar,' i. 87.
Dearborn, Gen. Henry, d. 1829, i. 306,
307, 309 ; 14. 57, 65, 73, 75.
DEARBORN, Hon. HENRY A. S., d. 1851,
18. 283. Nominated a Resident Mem-
ber, i. 449. Elected, i. 451. Member-
ship not completed, i. 451 n., 500 n.
Donation from, 2. 63.
Dearborn, Nathaniel, 6. 40. His ' Boston
Notions ' cited, i. 417 n.
Dearborne, Godfrey, 16. 265.
Dearborne, Henry, 16. 265.
Deai'borne, Thomas, 16. 265.
Death of Members, see Corresponding,
Honorary, and Resident Members,
Death of.
De Barres, J. F. W., see Des Barres, J.
F. W.
De Blois, Elizabeth, 12. 323.
Deblois, George, donation from, i. 76.
Deblois, Gilbert, n. 392, 394. A refugee
from Boston in 1776, 18. 266.
Deblois, Lewis, n. 392, 395; 17. 97. A
refugee from Boston in 1776, 18. 266.
Deblois, Stephen G., 18. 190 n.
Deblois, William, 17. 217.
Debucourt, P. L., 15. 230.
De Butts, Elisha, M.D , 17. 424.
De Candolle, Alphonse Louis P. P., see
Candolle, A. L. P. P. de.
Decanver, H. C., donation from, 2. 338.
Decartes, Rene' du Perrot, 15. 30.
Decatur, Com. Stephen, 18. 226, 382.
Captures the ' Macedonia/ 5. 261.
Dechezzan, Adam, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 266.
Decker, aeronaut, n. 24.
Declaration of Independence, 2. 171 ; 3.
28, 259; 6. 127 n., 134; n. 488; 12. 211 ;
15. 36-38. Desk on which it was writ-
ten, 2. 210, 210 n. ; 3. 151, 152. Signers
of, 3. 99 ; 6. 30, 154. Engraving of, 4.
391. Expressions in, pertaining to sla-
very,^. 98, 103, 107, 108, 135, 136.
Meaning, and practical interpretation
of, 6. 100, 101, 107-112. Proclaimed in
Boston, 7. 259, 260. Read in the
churches, 7. 262. Notes on Lord Ma-
hon's ' History of/ cited, 6. 106.
' Declaration of Rights/ Afass., 6. 107.
Paper on, by Charles Deane, 13. 299-
304.
' Declaration of Rights/ Penn., 13. 302.
' Declaration of Rights/ Fa., 13. 802.
Declaration of Trust made by the Soci-
ety, release of, 12. 212.
De Costa, Rev. Benjamin F., n. 317; 20.
276, 402. Donations from, 7. 303, 347 ;
10. 464 ; 1 1. 499. Communication from,
of a manuscript on the Sagadahoc
Colony, with preface and notes, 18. 82-
117.
Dedham, Eng., 5. 156.
Dedham, Mass., 3. 28 ; 6. 360; n. 258;
12. 52, 60, 394, 396, 409; 16. 283 n., 399 ;
17. 76; 19. 59, 146, 152w., 153, 225, 314;
20. 35, 48. In 1775-76, 7. 203, 208, 214,
218, 231, 236, 243, 250, 256, 260, 262.
Dr. Lamson ordained at, 7. 409.
' Dedham Gazette/ 14. 388.
Dedman, Philip, 3. 260.
Dee, Dr. John, 12. 454, 463.
Deedes, Henry, his account of a portrait
of Franklin, 15. 10, 11.
Deer, bones of, found in the ruins of the
trading-house on Manomet River, 3.
253.
Deer Island, 7. 187, 188.
Deerfield, Mass., 12. 394, 398, 415; 16.
119; 17. 339, 340. Captives taken, 5.
231. Destruction of. 9. 478; n. 311-
315. List of persons engaged in the
fight at, n. 316.
Deerfield Academy, i. 262; 10. 416.
Deerfield Meeting-house, drawing of,
faces 17. 337.
Deering, Dr., 16. 388.
Deering, Abby R. D. (Mrs. Sabine), 17.
382.
Deering, Charles M. F., donation from, 2.
303.
Deering, Eliz. M. (Mrs. Sabine), 17. 382.
Deeth, S. G , letter proposing an ex-
change of publications, 2. 327, 328.
Donation from, 2. 329. Letter from,
2. 601. Letter of, given into the hands
of the Standing Committee, 2. 604.
' Defence of the Letter from Halifax to a
Friend in Rhode Island/ i. 12.
Deffauclis, Baron, narrative of the mission
of, 2. 349, 349 n.
Defoe, Daniel, his 'Jure Divino/ i. 153.
Essay on projects, 4. 276. Cited, 8. 324.
De Fonblanque, Edward B., his ' Life of
Burgoyne/ 14. 234, 244, 245, 247.
Degan, Mr., donation from, i. 101.
De Gray, Sir William, Lord Walsingham,
see Walsingham.
Dehamda, see Nahanada.
Dehanada, see Nahanada.
Dehon, Theodore, naturalized, 4. 342, 344.
Dejean, Philip, 13. 237.
De Kalb, Baron, see Kalb.
Delafaye, Secretary, letter to, 10. 350, 351.
Delafield, John, 13. 421.
Delambre, Jean Baptiste Joseph, letter
from, on file, i. 278 n.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Delancee (Delancey, James ? ), 4. 230.
Delancey, Miss (Mrs. Franks), n. 257.
Delancey, James, 4. 230.
Delancy, Capt. Oliver, 16. 71.
Delanne, Mr., 16. 298.
Delany, Mrs. Mary Granville, her ' Auto-
biography ' cited, 19. 218 n.
Delaware, Sir Thomas West, Lord, 10.
25; 12. 98 n.
Delaware, 5. 10; 6. 105. Map of, I. 124.
Proposed publication in regard to the
families of, prior to the year 1830, 2
423. Slavery in, 6. 105, 146, 147. Capes
of, 5. 4.
Delaware Bay, 5. 130 ; 10. 379, 384.
Delaware Blues, n. 488.
Delaware Historical Society, donation
from, 8. 1.
Delbridge, Capt., 12. 425.
Delisle, Le'opold, 20. 39.
De Lisle, William, his ' Atlas,' i. 153.
Delitzsch, Franz, 18. 141 n.
Dellus, Paulus, 10. 165.
De Meuuier, Jean Nicolas, note to, from
Jefferson, 6. 129.
Deming, Rev. David, 8. 30.
Deming, John, 7. 215, 216.
Democratic party of Massachusetts, 10.
177-180; ix. 67.
'Democratic Review,' 17. 165.
Democrats, 2. 163-165.
Demosthenes, 18. 354 ; 19. 370.
De Mountfort, Dr., 12. 321.
Demur, , 18. 75.
Denbow, Peter, 14. 128 n.
Denham, Sir John, 16. 27. Verses by,
cited, 16. 28.
Dening, Lieut. Solomon, 15. 83.
Denio, Aaron, n. 313.
Denison, Daniel, 8. 28 ; 10. 391 ; 14. 225.
Denison, Rev. F., donation from, 4. 133.
Denison, George, 8. 29.
Denison, Rev. John, 8. 28.
Denison, William, 8. 23, 28.
Denmark, 6. 253, 254.
Dennet, John, 16. 264.
Dennet, William H., donations from, 2.
411, 455, 458 ; 4. 107 ; 5. 96; n. 499.
Dennett, A. A., 19. 255 n.
Dennie, Mr., 7. 214.
.Dennie, Edward, 19. 80.
Dennie, Joseph, letters from, to Jeremiah
Mason, 17. 362-365.
Dennie, Thomas, 12. 62, 66.
Dennie, William, 4. 353 n.', n. 140; 13.
170 ; 15. 343, 352.
Dennis, Capt., 18. 78.
Dennis, Mr., 8. 205.
Dennis, John, 19. 273.
Dennis, town of, manufacture of salt in,
15. 224.
Dennison, Mr., i. 127.
Dennison, D. W., donation from, 8. 76.
Denny, Lieut.-Col., 15. 89.
Denny, Edward (?), 19. 78.
DENNY, HENRY GARDNER, A.M., 10. 175,
414; 12.250; 15. 11, 274. Donations
from, 8. 480 ; 9. 66, 227, 353, 463, 467 ;
10. 21, 40, 86, 105, 117, 135, 145, 206,
311, 314, 320, 336, 344, 469; n. 501;
12. 218. Elected a Resident Member,
9. 374. Elected Cabinet-keeper, 10.
173; ii. 45,243; 12. 80, 225; 13. 21.
Cabinet-keeper, 10. 210, 312, 469, 487 ;
11. 1, 32, 84, 143, 150, 246, 252 ; 12. 63,
67, 70, 215 ; 13. 132, 142, 143, 149, 246,
265. Cabinet-keeper's reports for years
ending April, 1869, xx. 44, 45; 1870, ii.
251-253; 1871, 12. 79, 80 ; 1872, 12. 218,
219 ; 1873, 13. 20, 278. Vote of thanks
to, on his retiring from office, 13. 279.
Speaks of the vagueness of spelling in
early times in New England, 18. 261.
Denny, Mrs. Phebe, 15. 74.
Denny, Samuel, 20. 167. /
Denon, Domenique Vivant, Baron, 14.
161 ; 20. 360 n.
Denonville, Jacques Rene de Brissay,
Sieur de, 14. 124 n.
Densmore, Major, 15. 92.
Densmore, Capt. Eliphalet, 15. 79.
Denton, Daniel, his ' Brief Relation of
New York ' cited, 16. 39.
Denys, J , his ' History of Acadia,' i.
153.
Deodate, William, 14. 338.
Department of State, see United States,
etc.
De Peyster, Frederic, the elder, 19. 352.
DE PEYSTER, FREDERIC, LL.D , 8. 2 ; 15.
279; 17 82: 18. 26; 20. 189. Dona-
tions from, 8. 280 ; 9. 227 ; n. 499.
Elected an Honorary Member, 17. 362.
Accepts membership, 18. 2. His death,
19. xx. Death of, announced, 19. 352.
De Peyster, Gen. J. Watts, n. 241. Do-
nations from, 3. 258 ; 4. 1, 54, 286 ; 5.
30, 172; 6. 414; 9. 357; xx. 499. Let-
ter from, 3. 258.
De Peyster, Johannes, 19. 352.
' Deplorable State of New England/ i. 9.
Derby, Capt., 8. 347.
Derby, Mrs., 17. 120.
Derby, Mrs , donation from, i. 482.
Derby, Capt. Charles, his last voyage, 7.
428.
Derby, Edward Stanley, llth Earl of, 14.
235.
Derby, Edward Stanley, 12^ Earl of, 19.
218.
Derby, Edward Stanley, 14^ Earl of, 12.
293.
Derby, Miss Eleanor, letter from, relative
to a portrait of Dr. Clarke, read, 17.
120.
DERBY, ELIAS HASKETT, A.M., d. 1826,
nominated a Resident Member, i. 136.
Elected, i. 140. Resigns membership,
i. 140 n., 500 n. And the battle of Lex-
ington, 4. 22.
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133
Derby, Elias Haskett, 2. 206; 18. 168.
Donations from, 3. 85, 284 ; 9. 81, 467.
Derby, Elizabeth Douglass Stanley,
Countess of, 19. 218.
Derby, Dr. George, presents papers of
historical interest to the Society, 3. 113,
151. Donation from, 3. 182.
Derby, Miss Harriet B., 17. 120.
Derby, James C., 17. 459.
Derby, John, donation from, I. 25. Vote
of thanks to, i. 26.
Derby, Capt. John, 12. 195 ; 14. 349.
Derby, John Clark, i. 486; 17. 120.
Derby, Capt. Richard, carries news of the
battle of Lexington, 4. 22-25.
Derby, Hon. Richard, Jr., 16. 85.
Derby, Richard C. (?), 19. 46.
Derby, Mrs. Richard C. (?), 19. 46.
Derby, Capt. Samuel, 15. 82.
Derby, Penn., 5. 150.
Derby Academy, Hingham, 18. 175; 19.
339, 382.
Derkinderen, James, ' Narrative of the
Sufferings of,' i. 123.
' Dermot McMorrogh,' 2. 409.
Derrick, W. S., 2. 180.
Derry, John, 14. 128 n.
DESAUSSURE, Hon. HENRY W., nomi-
nated a Corresponding Member, i. 104.
Elected, i. 106. Donations from, i.
Ill, 122, 131, 146.
Desaussure, Hon. W. F., 4. 97.
Des Barres, Joseph Fred. W., vote to
purchase his ' Atlantic Neptune,' i.
102. Subscription for that purpose, i.
160 n. An application to buy the Soci-
ety's copy, declined, i. 229. His ' Chart
of Boston Bay,' 7. 476, 477 ; 14. 64.
Descartes, Rene, 16. 239; 20. 41. His
' Discours de la Me'thode,' 18. 129 n.
De Serra, Abbe J. C., see Serra, J. C. de.
Desfontaines, Rene Louiche, 17. 409.
Deshon, , 17. 173.
Deshon, Major, 7. 231.
Deshon, Moses, Esq., n. 140.
DESIMONI, CORNELIO, 20. 189. Elected
a Corresponding Member, 20. 112. Ac-
cepts membership, 20. 201.
Desjardins, Simon, 10. 100. His ' Jour-
nal de Castorland,' 7. 326, 327, 331-336.
Desk used by Thomas Jefferson in wri-
ting the Declaration of Independence,
see Jefferson.
Desmond, Gerald, 4th Earl, 13. 64.
Desmond, James, 7th Earl, 13 64.
Desmond, Katherine Fitzgerald, Countess
of, 13. 63-65.
Desmond, Thomas, 12th Earl, 13. 64.
Desnoyers, M. Jules, letter from, n. 84.
Donations from, n. 129, 499.
De Soto, see Soto, F. de.
Despatch, ship, 7. 427.
Dessalines, John James, 4. 430.
Dessaussure, Hon. W. F., 4. 97.
Destroyer, torpedo boat, 16. 368.
De Tocqueville, see Tocqueville.
Detroit, Mich., 4. 92 ; 13. 237 ; 18. 156.
Old map of, presented, n. 160.
Deurell, see Durell, Peter.
Deuteronomy, 3. 326.
Deux Fonts, Comte Guillaume de, 10. 348,
349.
DEVENS, Hon. CHARLES, LL.D., 14. 25.
Declines to serve as umpire on the
' Hutchinson Papers,' 12. 252. Elected
a Resident Member, 13. 449. Accepts
membership, 14 1. Appointed to pre-
pare a memoir of Gov. Bullock, 19. 232.
Devens, Richard, 15. 70, 91, 94, 169, 172,
174-176 ; 16. 372, 373 ; 20. 124.
Deverell, John, Boston, 4. 361.
Devereux, Madam, donation from, i. 55.
Devereux, Humphrey, 15. 189; 19. 172,
175.
Devereux, Lieut. John, 15. 86.
Devereux, Richard, naturalized, 4. 362.
Devereux, Robert, Earl of Essex, see
Essex.
De Voe, Thomas F., donations from, 5.
440; g.463.
Devol, Jonathan, 17. 188 n.
Devonshire, Eng., 3. 145.
Devonshire Street, extended, 1858, 5. 31.
D'Ewes, Sir Symonds, 12. 172.
Dewey, Hon. Charles A., LL.D., A. 93 ;
17. 25.
Dewey, Rev. Chester, D.D., 18. 356 ; 20.
241.
Dewey, Jedidiah, 4. 256, 257.
Dewey, Thomas, 18. 16-18.
Dewey, Lieut. Zebadiah, 15. 83, 83 n.
Dewey family, Western Mass., 5. 214.
Dew hurst, Henry William, M.D., a letter
from, proposing correspondence with
the Society, 2. 21. His letter laid on
the table, 2. 28.
Dewi, Indian, see Brown, David.
Dewing, Francis, 6. 37 ; 12. 324.
Dewitt, Mons., 10 389.
DE WITT, BENJAMIN, M.D., nominated
a Corresponding Member, i. 126.
Elected, i. 126. Presents a copy of
his ' Memoir on the Onondaga Salt
Springs,' i. 130.
DeWitt, Jan, 13. 407 ; 16. 469.
De Witt, Simeon, 19. 401. His map of
New York, 19. 395.
De Witt, Thomas, letter from, 8. 18, 19.
Dexter, innkeeper, n. 28, 31.
DEXTER, AARON, M.D., i. 39-41, 44, 60,
62, 86, 106, 108-110, 124, 132, 134, 135,
139, 140, 142, 150, 156-158, 160 n., 163,
164, 172, 186, 188, 190, 194, 195, 199,
207, 216, 220, 223, 225, 226, 228, 232,
234, 235, 239, 243, 253, 262, 263, 266,
277, 281, 283, 284, 331 ; 14. 57 ; 17. 395,
396. His death, i. xli, 420. Nominated
a Resident Member, i. 31. Elected, i.
36. Accepts membership, i. 40. Of
committee to thank Dr. Belknap for
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DEXTER, AARON, M.D. (continued.)
his discourse on the discovery of Amer-
ica, i. 46. Of committee to prepare
for the meeting at Governor's Island,
i. 61. Donations from, i. 63, 68, 122.
Of Publication Committee, i. 67. Of
committee on addition to the circular
letter, i. 61. Allowed to take Andrews's
' History ' from the Library, i. 134.
Of committee on alterations of the
Constitution of the Society, i. 150. Of
committee to audit the Treasurer's ac-
counts, i. 170. Of committee to solicit
aid in printing the Collections, i. 194.
Of committee to apply for the deposit
of the Prince Library, i. 236, 237, 269.
Of committee to procure subscriptions
for repairs of the Society's room, i.
276, 278. Notice of, by C. C. Smith, i.
421-423. Mr. Lowell appointed to pre-
pare a memoir of, i. 426. Proposed as
chemical professor, 7. 182, 183.
Dexter, Andrew, his speculation, 5. 284.
His fraud, 5. 285.
Dexter, Andrew, Jr., 19. 178.
Dexter, Arthur, 19 357.
Dexter, Elias, 10. 489.
Dexter, F. Gordon, 6. 450 ; 19. 357.
Dexter, Hon. Franklin, LL.D., i. 355 ; 2.
161; 5.47,503; n. 264; 17. 356; 19.
260, 283, 324, 347.
Dexter, Mrs. Franklin, 16. 394.
DEXTER, Prof. FRANKLIN BOWDITCH,
A.M., 10. 113; 12.8: 17. 64 n., 94 n. ; 18.
26. Donations from', 9. 255, 368 ; 10. 86,
320, 368, 409, 469 ; xi. 499. Communi-
cation of a copy of Bishop Gibson's
Letter to the Eev. Mr. Miles, 9. 342.
Thanks of the Society voted to, 9 343.
Letter from, relating to Whalley the
regicide, 15. 263. Elected a Corre-
sponding Member, 17. 89. Accepts
membership, 17. 101. On a Harvard
College monitor's bill, 10. 403-408. Pa-
per by, on the ' Influence of the Eng-
lish Universities in the Development
of New England,' 17. 340-352.
DEXTER, GEORGE, A.M., i. 438 n.; 13.
307n.; 14. 324; 15. 270, 272; 16. 164; 17.
89 ; 18. 68, 79 ; 19. 67, 113 n., 334, 357.
Elected a Resident Member, 15. 380.
Accepts membership, 15. 386. Commu-
nicates Tutor Sever's Argument, 16. 50-
54. Elected Recording Secretary, 16.
173 ; 17. 76 ; 18. 36, 415 ; 19. 296. Re-
marks by, on Gov. Pownall, 16. 177.
Recording Secretary, 16. 181, 380 ; 17.
33, 50, 101, 121, 122, 166, 229, 282, 294,
295n., 307, 328, 360; 18. 1, 65, 118, 407,
422, 436; 19. 1, 62, 97, 123, 128, 194, 325,
333, 334 n., 349, 385 ; 20. 1. Communi-
cates letters of Dr. Andrew Eliot, 16.
280. Of committee on the Lee Papers,
17. 19. Announces appointments for
memoirs made by the President, 17.
51. Vote of thanks to, for the index
to Vol. I. of the Early Proceedings,
17. 89. Communicates Mr. A. T. Per-
kins's additional notes on portraits by
Blackburn and Smibert, 17. 93. Signs
report of committee on the Bacon
papers, 17. 118. Remarks by, on the
death of Mr. Moerenhout, 17. 134, 135.
Presents report of the committee on
the Holmes papers, 17. 136-140. Com-
municates the journal of Thomas Wall-
cut, 17. 174-206; the journal of Charles
Turner, Jr., 17. 206-216. To prepare
a report on unwritten memoirs of de-
ceased resident members, 17. 299. Re-
port on memoirs of deceased members
submitted, 17. 314. Announces the
death of Mr. Faribault, 17. 362. Of
committee to prepare a volume of
' Winthrop Papers,' 18. 4. Remarks
by, on a letter of Erasmus Rask, 18.
18-20. Announces a serial number of
the Proceedings, and the publication
of Vol. XVII., 18. 68. Letter from,
resigning the office of Recording Sec-
retary, 18. 240. Action of the Society,
18. 241. Authorized to represent the
Society in Europe, 18. 253. Communi-
cates a gift to the Cabinet, 19. 53, 54.
Announces the publication of Vol.
XVIII. of the Proceedings, 19. 54.
Votes offered by, 19. 55. Presents se-
rial numbers of the new volume of the
Proceedings, 19. 96, 223, 380. Com-
municates copies of Gov. Hutchinson's
letters from the Public Record Office,
19. 128. Remarks by, introducing the
manuscript ' Suffolk Bar Book/ 19.
141-147. To be absent several months,
19. 230. Of committee on the ' Trum-
bull Papers,' 19. 251. Chairman of
the committee to publish the Proceed-
ings, 19. 310, 334. Announces the
death of Dr. Halsey, 19. 359, 360.
Communicates copies of early letters
of Henry Wheaton, 19. 360, 361. Com-
municates Rev. Paul Litchfield's di-
ary, 19. 375, 376. Of committee on the
Cabot map, 19. 388. Remarks by, intro-
ductory to Dr. Belknap's 'Journal of
his Visit to the Oneida Indians in 1796/
19. 393-396. His death, 20. xx. Leaves
Boston for the winter, on account of
his health, 20. 57. Vote of thanks to,
20. 105, 199. His resignation of the
office of Recording Secretary, 20. 190.
Notice of Isaiah Thomas by, i. 440-
444. His ' Memoir ' of the Hon. Simon
Greenleaf, 2. 541 n., 563-568. Commu-
nicates translation of letters of Colum-
bus and Vespucius, 16. 318-335. Pa-
per by, on the first voyage under Sir
Humphrey Gilbert's patent of 1578,
19. 75-83. ' Memoir of Dr. Joseph
Palmer ' by, 19. 224-229.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
135
Dexter, Henry, the sculptor, 4. 334, 336,
337. Letter from, to Mr G: Livermore,
4. 335. Bust of Dr. Bigelow by, 17.
437.
DEXTER, Rev. HENRY M., D.D., i. 341 n.,
349n.,503rc. ; 2. 258 n. ; n. 410 n. ; 12. 29,
80 n., 99 n., 290 ; 15. 396 ; 19. 225 ; 20. 383,
414. Elected Resident Member,- n. 139.
Accepts membership, u. 143. Elected
a member of the Standing Committee,
n. 243. Of committee on the ' Sewall
Papers," n. 326. Donations from, n.
484, 501. Vote of thanks to, on retir-
ing from the Standing Committee.
12. 81. Letters from, 12. 128-130, 184-
186. Addresses the Society on his
return from Europe, 12. 251. Com-
municates a Memoir of J. B. Felt,
14. 112. Authorized to represent the
Society during his proposed visit to
Europe, 15. 7. Remarks by, on a por-
tion of the original manuscript of
Prince's ' Annals,' and on John Robin-
son's ' Essays,' 17. 63, 64. Of commit-
tee on memoirs of deceased resident
members, 17. 315. Remarks by, on the
death of Mr. Punchard, 18. 2-4. Ap-
pointed to prepare a memoir of Mr.
Punchard, 18. 67. Authorized to rep-
resent the Society in Europe, i8u 253.
Remarks by, on the death of Dr. Rob-
bins, 19. 353. Remarks by, on the
printing of old manuscripts, 20. 204-
209. Notice of Rev. S. Palmer by, i.
343-345. His notice of Rev. Dr. B. B.
Wisner, 2. 425. His ' Memoir of the
Rev. Jonathan Homer, D.D.,' 2. 275-
278. ' Memoir of J. B. Felt ' by, 14.
113-116. His edition of 'Church's
Eastern Expeditions ' cited, 14. 124 n.,
126 n. Gives a copy of his ' Congrega-
tionalism as seen in its Literature/ 18.
118. Reads a paper on the landing-
place of the Pilgrims, 19. 125, 126.
' Memoir of Rev. George Punchard '
by, 19 262-264. His edition of Church's
'Philip's War' cited, 19. 245 n. His
' True Story of John Smyth, the Se-
Baptist,' 19. 287.
Dexter, Capt. Ichabod, 15. 85, 158.
Dexter, John H., donation from, 2. 423.
DEXTER, JULIUS, 18. 406. Letter from,
with ' Tea-tax Tempest,' 13. 214. Elect-
ed a Corresponding Member, 18. 340.
Accepts membership, 18. 352.
Dexter, Rebecca (Mrs. Clap), x. 438.
Dexter, Mrs. Rebecca (Amory), I. 422.
Dexter, Mrs. Rebecca (Peabody), i. 421.
Dexter, Richard, i. 421.
Dexter, Richard, the elder, i. 421.
Dexter, S. Parkman, 19. 357.
Dexter, Hon. Samuel, d. 1810, 3. 307,
308; 10. 229, 343; 12. 121. Letter
from, to Governor Bowdoin, 6. 359-
361.
Dexter, Hon. Samuel, LL.D., son of the
preceding, d. 1816, i. 18, 218, 325, 421,
438; 2. 161; 3 195; 6. 279, 280, 359, 10.
184; 12. 125, 126; 13. 222,224, 225; 16.
127 ; 18. 127; 19. 50, 146, 163-166, 282.
Donations from, 1. 145, 146. Portrait of,
by Gilbert Stuart, 16. 366. ' Dialogue
between the Ghost of Gen. Montgom-
ery and an American Delegate,' i. 19.
Publishes a ' Confession of Faith,' 2.
164.
Dexter, Lord Timothy, his peculiarities
and his will, 6. 290, 291.
Dexter, William S., 19. 357.
Dexter Street, Boston, 6. 30.
D'Herbelot, see Herbelot, Barthelemy d'.
Diana, schooner, 5. 53.
Diana, ship, 3. 228. Burnt, 5. 54.
Diary of the eighteenth century pre-
sented to the Society, 2. 309.
Diaz del Castillo, Bernal, 16. 318, 321.
His 'Mexico,' 4. 279. His existence
maintained, 4. 280, 282.
Diaz de Piza, Bernal, 16. 321.
Dibbell, Charles, 15. 81 n.
Dibben, Capt. Charles, 15. 81, 81 n.
Dibdin, Rev. Thomas F., D.D., 3. 386 ; 8.
445, 448, 453 ; 17. 358. G: Livermore's
regard for, 10. 427, 436, 439, 447, 456.
Dible, Capt., 13 250.
Dickason, Mr. Sc Mrs. (Bermuda), n. 21,
22.
Dickens, Charles, 4. 410, 413 ; 6. 26 ; 10.
426; n.361; 14. 204; 15. 308. And
Irving, 4. 410-412. The Dickens din-
ner in New York, 4. 411-413. Extract
from a letter of, to Dr. Worcester, 18.
173.
Dickenson, Nathaniel, a refugee from
Boston in 1776, 18. 266.
Dickerman, Peter, n. 307.
Dickerson, Capt. Reuben, 15. 85.
Dickeson, John, 3. 260.
Dickeson, Samuel, u. 316.
Dickinson, Adjutant, 15. 93.
Dickinson, Rev. Mr., 17. 339.
Dickinson, Son of Liberty, n. 140.
Dickinson, Hon. D. S., 4. 99.
Dickinson, Edward, M.D., 8. 456.
Dickinson, John, LL.D., d. 1808, 6. 146 ;
14. 246. His ' Pennsylvania Farmer's
Letters,' i. 7. His ' Essay on the
Power of Great Britain over the Colo-
nies,' i. 75. Portrait of, x. 168. Speech
on slavery, 6. 143, 144.
Dickinson, Hon. John D., 19. 36, 36 n.
Dickinson, Pres. Jonathan, D.D., i. 241.
Dickinson, M. W., letter from, 2. 411.
Dickinson, Marquis Fayette, Jr., 19 341.
Dickinson, Roger, naturalized, 4. 363.
Dickinson, Samuel Nelson, donation from,
2 243. His ' Boston Almanac,' 6. 39.
Dickinson, Rev. Timothy, his ' Descrip-
tion of Holliston,' i. 52.
Dickman, Thomas, donation from, i. 56.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Dickman, William, Son of Liberty , n. 140; ;
20. 13.
Dickseller, John, 2. 291 n.
Dickson, , innkeeper, n. 27, 31. His
inn mentioned in ' Chastellux's Trav-
els/ ii. 27.
Dickson, William, n. 394, 395.
Didier & Co., Messrs , 18. 180.
Diedrickstein, see Mensdorff.
' Dies Irae/ gift of a copy of Gen. Dix's
version of, 9. 358. Remarks of Mr.
Folsom on, 9. 358. First four stanzas
of, 13. 40.
Dieskau, Ludwig August, Baron, 20. 54.
' Dieu et mon droit/ 6. 81.
Digby, , 18. 90, 110.
Digby, Sir Kenelm, 5. 386 ; 16. 210 ; 18.
132 n.
Digges, Miss, 15. 233.
Digges, Dudley, 3. 260.
Digges, Sir Dudley, 18. 294.
Digges, William, 3. 260.
Dighton, Frances (Mrs. Williams), town
of Dighton named for, 12. 409.
Dighton, Mass., 3. 166 ; 7. 220 ; 8. 222 ;
12. 273, 403, 409 ; 19. 390.
Dighton Rock, 8. 97; 17. 458; 18. 19.
inscription on, 2. 309. Given to the
Royal Society of Northern Antiquaries,
5. 227 ; 6. 252, 253. Washington's re-
marks on the inscription, 10. 114-116.
Stereoscopic view of, presented, 10. 470.
Digner, John, sentenced by a court-mar-
tial, 16. 343.
Dikson, Edward, 17. 158.
Dill, Joseph, i. 442.
Dill, Mary (Mrs. Thomas), i. 442.
Dill, Peter, death of, 14. 129.
Dillaway, Charles K., donations from, 2.
373; 4.437; 8. 1.
Dillingham, Henry, 20. 23.
Dillingham, Samuel, 20. 23.
Dillingham, W., 20. 23.
Dillingham, William H., donation from,
2. 380.
Diman, B., donation from, 6. 17.
Diman, Gov. Byron, 18. 338.
DIMAN, Prof. J. LEWIS, D.D ., 10. 114; 18.
406. Elected a Corresponding Mem-
ber, 12. 333. Death of, 18. xx. His
death announced, 18. 323. Remarks by
Dr. Ellis, 18. 330, 331. Tribute to, by
the Rev. E. J. Young, 18. 331-340.
List of his publications, 18. 339, 340.
Diman, Rev. James, i. 320; 16. 286.
Diman, Jonathan, 2. 571.
Dimmock, Capt. Shubael, killed by Indi-
ans, 14. 132.
Dinah, a negress, 20. 140.
Dingle-v, L)r. Amasa, donations from, i.
39, 48.
Dingly, Thomas, his ' History from Mar-
ble,' 13. 124.
Dinsdall, Adam, 12. 107.
Dinsdall, John, 12. 107.
Dinsmoor, Gov. Samuel, d. 1835, 7. 36.
Dinsmore, Eliphalet, 15. 79 w.
Dinsmore, Silas, 6. 266.
Dinwiddie, Gov. Robert, 20. 183.
Dio Chrysostom, 3. 384.
Diodati, Giovanni, his Italian Bible, 1. 152.
Diodorus Siculus, 3. 384 ; 6. 305.
Dionysius Periegetes, Hill's edition of, i.
153.
Diplomas of the Society, i. 492 n.; 2.
116 n., 119. Committee on, i. 487, 492,
494. Twenty -five copies of, to be
printed, 2. 303. Rules regarding, 2.
514; 3. 241, 244.
Diplomatic Bureau, 2. 180.
Diplomatic medal, a copy of, given, 19.
126.
' Directions to American Loyalists/ i. 76.
'Diseases of the West Indies, Letters on/
i. 217.
DISNEY, JOHN, donations from, 2. 104,
179. Nominated a Corresponding Mem-
ber, 2. 106. Elected, 2. 110. Accepts
membership, 2. 174. Papers received
from, 2. 351. His death, 8. xvi. An-
nouncement of the death of, 8. 97, 98.
DISNEY, Rev. JOHN, D.D., nominated a
CorrespondingMember, i. 206. Elected,
1. 213. Two volumes of sermons of,
donated to the Society, 2. 104.
Disraeli, Benjamin, Lord Beaconsfield, see
Beaconsfield.
' Distinguished Americans/ engraving en-
titled, 2. 552. Copy of this engraving
donated to the Society, 2. 552, 552 n.
District of Columbia, see Columbia.
Districts in Massachusetts, how made
towns, 4. 389.
Dival, , prisoner, 15. 91.
Dividends, 4. 252.
Divinity School, Harvard College, see Har-
vard University, Divinity School.
Divoll, Ira A., Esq., donations from, g.
255, 353, 368 ; 10. 206.
Dix, , Marietta, 17. 177.
Dix, Miss Dorothea L., donations from,
2. 424, 471; 13. 99, 181. Gifts of, to
the Library, 13. 265; to the Cabinet,
13. 278. Deposits a package of papers,
17. 352.
Dix, Gen. JOHN ADAMS, 10. 313 ; 18. 26;
Donations from, 5. 374-376 ; 6. 17.
Letter from, to R. C. Winthrop, 5. 374,
375. Letter to, from G : R. Dodge, 5.
375. Elected an Honorary Member, 7.
300. Accepts, 7. 304. Gift of a copy
of his version of ' Dies Irse/ 9. 358.
Vote of thanks to, 9. 358. His death,
17. xviii. Remarks on the death of, by
the President, 17. 82, 83 ; by Dr. Lo-
throp, 17. 84, 85.
Dixon, B. Homer, donation from, 3. 42,
229.
Dixon, George, his ' Voyage round the
World/ i. 76.
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137
Dixon, Hannah (Mrs. Morrel), 14. 151.
Dixon, Jeremiah, 8. 441, 460.
Dixon, William Hepworth, ig. 121 n.
' Personal History of Lord Bacon,'
criticised, 5. 164.
Dixson, see Dikson, Edward.
Dixwell, Col. John, poem on, i. 98. ' Map
of the Travels and Lodges of the
Judges,' i. 124.
Doane, Major Elisha, i. 202 ; n. 140.
Doane, Heman S., donation from, 8. 88.
Dobel, Capt., death of, 13. 387.
Dobell, Emmeline Benger (Mrs. Games),
13. 420-422.
Dobell, Mrs. Lucy (Mrs. Payne), 13. 420.
Dobell, William John Benger, M.D., 13.
420.
Dock Square, Boston, picture of the old
house in, presented, u. 135. Picture
of, presented, 12. 82.
1 Doctrina et Amicitia ' Society, Amster-
dam, 8. 466. History of, 8. 477-479.
' Documentary History of New York,'
see O'Callaghan, Edmund.
Documents, question concerning the dis-
position of those obtained by soldiers,
in the American war of 1860-04, 6. 5, 6.
' Documents relating to the Colonial His-
tory of New York ' cited, 20. 80 n.
Dodd, Rev. Bethuel, 19. 405.
Dodd, Charles, pseud. (Richard Tootle).
His ' Church History of England ' cited,
ii. 410 n.
Dodd, Rev. John, n. 209, 211.
Dodd, Rev. William, D.D., crime and ex-
ecution of, 19. 220-221 n.
Dodge, , 17. 183, 196-199, 201.
Dodge, Capt., 15. Ill ; 16. 286.
Dodge, A. G. P., letter from, 10. 22.
Dodge, Capt. Abraham, 15. 86.
Dodge, Ammi Sawyer, 14. 330.
Dodge, Capt. Barnabas, 15. 86.
Dodge, Daniel, 8. 30.
Dodge, George II., letter from, to Gen.
Dix, 5. 374, 375.
Dodge, Capt. John, 15. 78; 17. 183 n.,
188n., 192 n.
Dodge, Lieut. Paul, 15. 86.
Dodge, Reuben R., donation from, 2. 430.
Dodge, Capt. Richard, 15. 86.
Dodge, Robert, 16. 322 n. Donation from,
2 473.
Dodge, Lieut. Robert, 15. 86.
Doclridge, John, 6. 349.
' Dodsleian Manuscripts,' 13. 63.
Dodsley's ' Annual Register,' 4. 13.
Dodwell, Rev. Henry, his ' Letters on
Orders,' 18. 430.
Doersh, , 17. 203.
Dogget, Samuel, 19. 153.
Doggett, John, 3 ;376.
Dolbear, Benjamin, 13. 420.
Dolbear, Sarah (Mrs. Gray), 13. 420 n.
Dolbeare, Benjamin, n. 140.
Dolbeare, John, donations from, i. 81-83.
Dolbeare, John, his ' Bill of Lading Book,'
1718-1740, 2. 470.
Dolbeare, Thomas, extract from a letter
of Ellis Gray to, 14. 315, 316.
Dolberry, Andrew, 12. 115, 116.
Dolberry, William, 12. 117.
Dole, Dr., Hampton, death of, 14. 145.
Dole family, 13. 313.
Dolhoff, Christian, death of, 14. 147.
Dolhoff, John, killed by Indians, 14. 146.
Dolhough, see Dolhoff, Christian.
Doliver, Adj., 15. 155.
Doll & Richards, Messrs., 19. 248.
Dollar, see Dolhoff, John.
Dolores Mission, San Francisco, n. 349.
* Domesday Book,' origin of, 6. 34. Fac-
simile of, exhibited, n. 497.
Domily, Thomas, 15. 119.
Dominic, Saint, compared with Christ,
n. 418.
Don Quixote, 17. 459.
DONALDSON, THOMAS, 16. 164. Nomi-
nated a Corresponding Member, 2. 437.
Elected, 2. 442. Accepts membership,
2. 455. His death, 15. xvi. Notice of,
by Robert C. Winthrop, 15. 313.
Donations from the Society, see Collec-
tions, and Exchanges.
Donations to the Society, publication of,
in the Proceedings, i. vi. To be ac-
knowledged in the ' Apollo,' i. 31.
Form of acknowledgment for, i. 282;
2. 20, 252, 312. List of, to be published
after each meeting, i. 418. Publica-
tion of, suspended, i. 419. To be pub-
lished once a year, i. 426 ; 2. 45. The
Librarian to keep a record of, i. 426 ;
3. 241, 245, 248. The lists of, to be pub-
lished in the ' Daily Advertiser,' i. 437 ;
2. 101, 101 n. Cease to be published in
the Collections, 2. 101 n. Rules regard-
ing, 2. 519, 522. Name of the donor to
be marked on all donations given to the
Library, 3. 248. To the Museum or
Cabinet, to be acknowledged by the
Cabinet-keeper, 3. 248. Lists of do-
nors to the Library, see Library.
Donatus, -ZElius, his life of Vergil, 18.
402. His ' Latin Grammar,' 18. 403, 404.
Donatus, Tiberius Claudius, 18. 403.
Doncaster, James H, see Carlisle, Earl of.
Doney, Thomas, letter and donation
from, 2. 551.
Donie, Robin, 14. 128 n.
Doniol, M., 20. 344.
Donnal, Lieut. James, 15. 82.
Donnison, William, donations from, 1. 87,
116.
Doolittle, Amos, engraver, n. 12.
Doolittle, Rev. Benjamin, his ' Narrative
of Indian Wars,' i. 21.
Doolittle, Col. Ephraim, 12. 201 ; 15. 83,
85, 89, 92, 95, 97-101, 103, 126, 129,
145, 158, 160. Officers of the regiment
of, 15. 83, 83 n.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Door, Mary (Mrs. Houston), 14. 150.
Dorchester, Rev. Daniel, 8. 3. Donation
frpni, 8. 76.
Dorchester, Sir Dudley Carleton, Lord,
4. 154; 5. 93; 10. 30, 379, 382; n.
175 n.; 13. 88, 93; 16. 460.
Dorchester, Guy Carleton, Lord, see
Carleton, Gov. Guy.
Dorchester, Conn., 7. 104.
Dorchester, Mass., 4. 27, 28, 35, 40, 219,
293, 353 n. ; 6. 261; 7. 198, 200, 207,
220, 229, 233, 238, 245, 251-254, 256,
258, 259, S62; u. 334; 12. 393, 395;
16. 11 »., 182, 198, 203 n., 289, 338, 358,
397, 398; 17. 116, 143, 143 n., 147, 160,
237, 238, 343, 363, 365 ; 18. 175, 319 ;
19. 313, 314 ; 20. 7, 25, 401. ' Account
of/ i. .30. Blake's 'Annals' of, pre-
sented, i. 270; 10. 164. Dr. Codman
settled in, 5. 420-422. Whaleboats sent
from, to Cambridge, 7. 196. Origin of
the name of, 12. 396. Letters from the
church in, to the Koxbury church, 17.
143, 144. ' Records of,' 18. 261.
Dorchester, S. C., 8. 215
Dorchester Antiquarian and Historical
Society, i. 270 n. ; 20. 159. Donations
from, 2. 336, 535 ; 6. 417. A commit-
tee appointed to keep a meteorological
journal, 3. 229.
Dorchester Burial Ground, names of per-
sons buried in, 20. 213.
Dorchester Heights, 1776, 7. 238-242.
Occupation of, 7. 240-242; 14. 281.
Dorchester Hill, 7. 242.
Dorchester Neck, 4. 295; 7. 189, 190, 195,
199, 205, 206, 227, 236, 237, 249.
Dorchester Point, 7. 238, 245, 254. Affair
at, in 1776, 7. 236, 237.
Dorchester South Precinct, maps of, ex-
hibited, 12. 52.
Dorini, M., 15 270.
Dormitory system in colleges, n. 89.
Dormom, Capt. Jessee, 15. 82.
Dorr, Rev. Benjamin, D.D., donations
from, 5. 347, 372 ; 6. 361. His ' Memoir
of Watson,' 5. 208. His 'Historical
Account of Christ Church/ cited, 17.
205 n.
Dorr, Ebenezer, n. 140.
Dorr, Ebenezer, Jr., donation from, 1. 156.
Dorr, Edward, letter from, 2. 255. Do-
nation from, 2. 255.
Dorr, Harbottle, x. 112; n. 140.
Dorr, Lieut. Jonathan, 15. 84.
Dorr, Joseph, 3. 192.
Dorr, Joseph H. (Whitney $• Dorr), n.
308.
Dorr, Samuel, n. 308. Contributes to
purchase the Society's building, i.
465 n.
Dorr, Samuel A., 19. 169-171. Contrib-
utes to purchase the Society's building,
i. 465 n. Autograph, faces 19. 169.
Dorrington, Capt. John, xx. 140.
Dorrington, Rev. Theophilus (?), his ser-
mons, 1 8. 429.
Dorser, Lieut. Daniel, 15. 86.
Doty, Col, Stoughton, 4. 291 ; 7. 185 n.,
186, 191, 203, 235. His^fainily, 7. 253.
Doty, Mrs., 7. 189, 206, 227, 235.
Doty, L. L., donation from, 6. 333. On
the grave of Shays, 8. 257.
Douay Bible, 10 455.
Doubleday, Edward, 19. 321.
Douce, Francis, 10. 482.
Dougall, WHliam W., donation from, 9.
347.
Dougherty, Edward, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 18. 266.
Doughty, Capt., 1775, 6. 371 n.
Doughty, Major John, 17. 178 n.
Douglas, Archibald Douglas, Duke of, 12.
414.
Douglas, James, see Hamilton, Duke of.
Douglas, Hon. Stephen A., portrait of, 13.
67.
Douglas, Mass., 3. 297; 12. 405, 407.
Origin of the name of, 12. 414.
Douglass, Lieut.- Col., 15. 160.
Douglass, William, M.D., d. 1752, 12.
414; 19. 112 ; 20. 308. His ' Summary
of the First Planting of the British
Settlements in America/ i. 10 ; 19.
112 n. His ' History of a New Miliary
Fever/ i. 378. Letters from, to Gov.
C. Colden, 2. 85, 85 n., 557 ; 17. 410.
Douglass, William Menzies, Great Britain,
naturalized, 4. 361.
Dounoil, Charles, n. 239.
Dove, , his ' Speculum Anni/ 7. 130.
Dover, Eng., 13. 408.
Dover, N. H., 3. 295, 322, 324 ; 4. 77 ; 16.
53, 256, 257, 261, 262, 264, 266-268, 272,
273, 280, 293, 297 n., 17. 107n., 108, 110,
152, 156, 219, 220, 223-227, 346, 353-
355 n. ; 18. 262 ; 19. 315, 377 n. ; 20. 82 n.
Pastorate of Rev. Hugh Adams, 3. 322,
323. Dr. Belknap's house at, 14. 37.
Church at, 14, 117. Territorial divisions
of, 14. 119. Indian attacks on, 14. 124,
130. Journal of Rev. John Pike kept
at, 14. 121-152. Records of the town
of, cited, 17. 225.
' Dover Enquirer ' cited, 14. 117, 122 n.,
124 n., 128 n.
Dow, Gerard, i. 362.
Dow (Dowe), Capt. Henry, 16. 265, 266,
268; 17. 224, 226, 228. Death of, 14.
145.
Dow, Dr. Jabez, 19. 315.
Dow, Rev. Lorenzo. 17. 371.
Dow, Mary (Mrs. Richards), 14. 151.
Dow, Capt. Reuben, 15. 79.
Dow, Sampson, 14. 149.
Dow, William, acquitted by a court-mar-
tial, 16. 861.
Dowling, Mr., ig. 222.
Downame, Bishop George, his 'Treatise
on Justification/ 18. 428.
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139
Downame, Rev. John, his 'Christian War-
fare/ 18. 428.
Downe, Mrs., widow of Col., 7. 187.
Downer, Dr. Eliphalet, kills a British
soldier, 4. 294.
Downes, Com. John, U.S.N., n. 137; 18.
345.
Downing, , 10. 380.
Downing, , 17. 204 n.
Downing, Mrs. Anne (Ware), wife of
Emanuel Downing, 6. 416.
Downing, Dennis, 14. 129. Killed by In-
dians, 14. 182.
Downing, Edmund, Captain Scot de-
spatched to America with, 6. 66 n.
Downing, Emanuel, 4. 129; n. 187 n.; 16.
3, 143; 17. 124; 18. 289, 290, 300; 20.
79. 82 n., 83, 84. Letter from, to James
Usher, 2. 550. Letter to Governor Win-
throp, 6. 415, 416. Letters of, published,
6. 416 ; 7. 15.
Downing, St'r George, E.G. 1642, 4. 441 ;
6.57; 8.11,20,25; ix. 132; 15. 206;
iG.3,143. His birth, 4. 128, 129. Sketch
of him read, 5. 84. Serves the cause of
the Restoration, 6. 491. Possible ex-
planation of the Winthrop letter, 6.
491. Letter of, 10. 389.
Downing, Lieut. Thomas, 15. 78, 78??.
Downs, Gershom, marriage of, 14. 152.
Downs, Mary (Mrs. Cook), 14. 150.
Downs, Mary, killed by Indians, 14. 130.
Downs, Thomas, marriage of, 14. 151.
Downs, Mrs. Thomas, death of, 14. 135.
Downs, Thomas, Sen., 14. 127, 135 n.
Death of, 14. 133.
Downy, Thomas, 15. 80 n.
Dowse, Capt., 12. 425.
Dowse, Abba (Mrs. Kobbins), 20. 403.
Dowse, Benjamin, 17. 55.
Dowse, Edward, Dedham, his father's
wife, 7. 370.
Dowse, Eleazer, father of Thomas Dowse,
3. 364, 365, 367.
Dowse, Hon. Jonathan, ancestor of Thomas
Dowse, 3. 365.
Dowse, Mrs. Margaret, 16. 391.
Dowse, Mehitable, 3. 865.
Dowse, Nathaniel, 16. 391.
Dowse, Samuel, 20. 403.
Dowse, Thomas, 4. 8, 104, 113, 125, 134,
319, 320, 335, 337 ; 5. 23, 190, 191 ; 7.
18, 354; 8. 103, 269, 271, 443, 457, 458;
10. 11, 169, 170, 433,445; n. 38, 40;
12. 6, 76, 131. 144, 165, 168, 223, 436;
13.3,275; 14324; 15-272; 16. 168;
17. 70 ; 18. 30, 410 ; 19. 291, 354, 392 ;
20. 194. Engraving of, presented to
the Society, 3. iv. Donations from his
executors, 3. iv, 131, 169-173,398; 4.
244, 253; 5. 57; 6. 11. Circumstances
leading to the donation of his library
to the Society, 3. 100-109, 115, 116, 169,
170, 359, 364"; 388, 395, 396; 4. 336 ; 8.
450-452. Correspondence concerning
his munificent donation, 3. 101-104, 1Q9.
Volume given as an earnest of his gift,
3. 103, 104, 116, 170, 358, 359. Condi-
tions imposed by, on the gift of the
library.. 3. 101, 104, 108, 127, 178. His
birth and education, 3. 105-107, 365,
366, 369, 383. His characteristics and
studious habits, 3. 105, 108, 115, 117,
120, 169, 170, 172, 363, 368-370, 373-
377, 380-383, 388-393. To receive the
thanks of the Society, 3. 108, 121, 122.
His portrait, 3. 109, 110, 115, 116, 120,
368, 398; 4. 244; 5. 97. To receive a
copy of the resolutions in regard to his
gift, 3. 109, 110. His age, 3. 115. Death
and funeral, with resolutions offered, 3.
115, 118, 120-122, 177, 361. Portrait
of, faces 3. 115. Increase and cost of
his library, 3. 118, 119, 374. A memoir
of, to be written, 3. 122. A committee
appointed to receive and arrange the
library, 3. 125. And George Livermore,
3. 170, 171 ; 10. 457, 458. Names of his
executors, 3. 173. Monument raised
by, to Franklin, at Mount Auburn, 3.
177, 364, 393-395. A photograph of
his homestead presented by Mr. Liver-
more on behalf of Mr. Stimson, 3. 264.
Proceedings of the Society concerning
the donation from, 3. 354-398. Intro-
ductory Address by the Hon. R. C.
Winthrop, 3. 354-360. Eulogy of Ed-
ward Everett upon, 3. 354, 356, 361-
398; 4.242,251. Inscription in 'Pur-
chas his Pilgrims/ 3. 359. His valua-
ble collection of water-colors, and taste
in art, 3. 364, 374-379, 396; 10. 458.
His business and wealth, 3. 369, 370,
373. His father's house burned in 1775,
3. 367. Disposition of his property and
aid given to societies and institutions,
3. 396, 397. The Dowse Library in
Cambridgeport, 3. 897. The Dowse
High School, 3. 397. The fund pre-
sented to the Society, called the Dowse
Fund, 6. 11. See Dowse Fund.
Dowse Fund, 3. iv, 172, 173 ; 5. 23, 24,
190, 191, 241, 251, 253, 254; 6. 9, 12;
7. 18, 19, 354, 355 ; 8. 269 ; 10. 12, 169,
170; ix. 38, 39, 248; 12.76, 77, 131,
220, 223 ; 13. 14, 19, 268, 272, 275, 276,
278; 14. 321, 322, 324, 326; 15. 269,
270, 272, 275 ; 16. 168-172 ; 17. 70, 72-
75 ; 18. 30, 32, 33, 35, 410, 412-414 ; 19.
291, 293-295; 20 194-11,6, 198. Uses
of, 6. 11.
Dowse High School, 3. 397.
Dowse Institute, Cambridge, 10. 458, 461.
Dowse Library, x. 414 n., 470 n.; 2. 285 n. ;
3. iv, 384-388, 397 ; 4. 4, 8, 9, 254, 336,
337 ; 5. 24, 185, 191 ; 7. 19, 355; 8. 103,
259, 270, 271, 443, 444,446; 10. 13, 169,
170, 313, 433, 440, 457. 458 ; u. 38, 39,
100, 109; 12. 76, 77, 131, 148, 223; 13.
1, 3, 6, 9, 18, 22, 275, 278, 366, 446; 14.
140
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Dowse Library (continued).
27, 153, 321, 326; 15. 268, 273, 274;
16. 168 ; 17. 70 ; 18. 28, 30, 400, 407,
410 ; 19. 291, 354, 355 ; 20. 194, 229.
Portraits in, 3. iv. Given to the So-
ciety by Mr. Thomas Dowse, 3. iv,
100-109, 115, 116, 118-120, 172, 301,
364, 395, 396. Correspondence con-
cerning, 3. 101-104. Conditions of
the gift, 3. 101-109, 127. Catalogue
of, 3. 102, 103, 108, 359, 383 ; 6. 14 ; 12.
3, 4. Speech of Mr. Everett in regard
to the donation of, 3. 104-107. Number
of volumes in, 3. 105, 119, 126-128; 6.
12, 13. Resolutions passed concerning
the gift of, 3. 107-110. The portrait of
Mr. Dowse to be hung in, 3. 109, 110.
Report from the committee upon the
accommodations for, and the arrange-
ment of, 3. 125-128. The wishes of
Mr. Dowse in regard to defraying the
expense of the room for, 3. 131, 161,
162, 169, 171-173, 374, 398. The room
to be used for the monthly meetings, 3.
128, 182, 204, 214, 229, 239, 250, 262,
265, 283. Opening of the room, and
the use of the books extended to the
Society, 3. 163-173. Speech of Mr.
Winthrop, 3. 164-171. Arrangement
of the books, and name of the Library,
3. 169, 174, 178, 203, 204, 250; 4. 17,
248; 6. 14. A temporary set of By-
Laws adopted, 3. 178. Invitation ex-
tended to the American Antiquarian
Society and the General Society of the
Cincinnati to view, 3. 204. Rules and
restrictions for its use, 3. 249, 250 ; 6.
14 ; 13. 148 ; 19. 190. Names and au-
thors of the most important books in,
3. 384-388, 391. List of publications
of the Society relating to, 12. 6.
Dowse Library, Cambridgeporl, 3. 397.
Doyle, Rev. Mr., 15. 138.
Doyle, J. A., his ' English in America,'
" 20. 39.
Doyle, Col. John (?), 14. 333.
Doyle, Martha, acquitted by a court-
martial, 16. 361.
Doyle, Col. W. E. (?), 14. 333.
Doyley, Francis, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 266.
Doyley, John, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18 266.
Dracut, Mass., 12 401 n., 403. Origin of
the name of, 12. 409.
Dragon's blood, in medicine, 5. 392.
Drake, Abraham, Sen., 16. 265.
Drake, Sir Francis, 4. 247; 8. 465; 13.
99. 352 ; 16. 432 ; 19. 205 ; 20 102, 103,
276 n. Paper relating to his Voyages,
2. 356.
Drake, Francis S., 12. 329. His 'Dic-
tionary of American Biography,' i.
277 n. ; 17. 94. His ' Town of Roxbury '
cited, 17. 140 n., 364 n.
Drake, Nathaniel, 16. 264, 272.
Drake, S. A., 20. 5n.
Drake, Samuel Gardner, 2. 114 n.; 5. 236;
10. 426 ; 13. 412 n. ; 16. 205; 17. 65 ; 19.
114-116, 118. Donation from, i. 483;
2. 89, 93, 334, 372, 458, 508, 526, 534,
538, 539, 549. Requests an exchange
of certain volumes, 2. 133. Portrait of
Rev. John Wilson in his ' History of
Boston/ 10. 44. His ' History of Bos-
ton'cited, i. 417 n. ; 3. 142 n. ; 12.281,
396 ; 16. 198 n., 203 n -205 n . ; 17. 51 ;
18. 389. His edition of Church's
'Philip's War,' 3. 293; 19. 244, 245.
His 'Book of the Indians' cited, 14.
142 n. ; 19. 245. His supplement to
Baylies's ' New Plymouth ' cited, 19.
llSn.
Drama, vote asking donations of plays,
novels, etc., descriptive of the charac-
ter and manners of the people of the
United States, i. 120.
Draper, Mrs., 7. 247.
Draper, Edward (?), x. 13.
Draper, Hon. James, donation from, 2.
235. His ' History of Spencer ' cited,
12. 410.
Draper, John, 12. 178.
DRAPER, LYMAN C., LL.D., letters from,
2. 556, 569. Donation from, 3. 205.
Elected a Corresponding Member, 5.
323. His ' King's Mountain and its
Heroes,' 19. 122.
Draper, Margaret, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 18. 266.
Draper, Capt. Moses, 15. 80.
Draper, Richard, 7. 119; 13. 205. Death
of, 15. 353.
Draper, Samuel, i. 441.
Drapery, Northampton, Eng., deed of a
house in, given, 19. 310.
Drayton, Capt. Percival, 13. 36.
Drayton, Hon. William Henry, n. 254,
257. Portrait of, i. 168.
Dred Scott, 18. 207.
' Dred Scott Case,' 16. 24, 25, 32 ; 12. 446.
Drclincourt, Charles, his ' Christian's
Defence against Fears of Death/ 18.
428.
Drew, Benjamin, killed by Indians, 14.
128 n.
Drew, Mrs. Elizabeth, 14. 152.
Drew, Francis, 14. 142 n. Killed by In-
dians, 14. 128 n.
Drew, John, report of, 4. 303.
Drew, John, marriage of, 14. 152. Killed
by Indians, 14. 142.
Drew, Richard, 12. 107.
Drew, Sarah (Mrs. Field), 14. 152.
Drew, Lieut. Seth, 15. 77.
Drew, Thomas, 14 145. Captured by
Indians, 14. 128 n.
Drew, Thomasine, 14. 128 n.
Dripps, M., Map of Boston published by,
6. 39.
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141
Drisco, Sarah (Mrs. Nock), 14. 152.
Drisius, Rev. Samuel, 8. 19.
Driver, Robert, 20. 152 n.
Droits de savon, 5. 355.
Drown, Hon. Daniel P., 10. 315.
Drown, Elder Samuel, 8 221.
Drown, Shem, 15. 180, 348.
Drowne, Prof. Charles, donations from,
10.40, 117,409.
Drowne, Henry T., donations from, 3. 1 ;
7. 368 ; n. 499.
Druillettes, Pere Gabriel, a Jesuit mission-
ary, 3. 33. Narrative of his visits to
Boston and Plymouth, 3. 33-35. Trans-
lation of a letter from, to John Win-
throp, Governor of Connecticut, n.
152-154. Original manuscript of, pre-
sented, ii. 152.
Drum, Lairds of, 14. 233.
Drummond, James, Lord, 13. 106.
Drummond (Droumand), (Japt. Thomas,
12. 424.
Drury, Sir Drue, 12. 288 n.
Drury, Capt. Luke, 15. 75.
Drury, Mary (Mrs. Andre), 14. 219.
Drury, Capt. Thomas, 15. 80, 80 n.
Drury, Sir William, 19. 82.
Dry den, John, 16. 4G2, 403.
Duane, Mr., 19. 419.
Duane, Hon. James, 6. 132; 13 385,388.
Duane, Rev. Richard B., donation from,
9. 436.
Duane, William, donation from, 2. 412.
Letter from, 2. 5b'9.
Duane, William J., forwards to Mr. I. P.
Davis the case of matrices for types,
the former property of Dr. Franklin,
2. 38. To receive the thanks of the
Society, 2. 38. Donation from, 2. 131.
Duballet, J., Boston, naturalized, 4. 360.
Du Barry, Marie Jeanne Vaubernier,
Comtesse, 15. 31 n.
Dublin Society, ' Transactions ' of, 1. 177,
186 n.
Du Bois, William E., donation from, 2.
351.
Du Cange, Charles du Fresne, Seigneur, ,
16. 145.
Duchesne, , models of buildings in
Boston, exhibited, 9. 08 ; 10. 22, 486.
Duchey (Duche?), , 8. 385.
Duchezeau, Adam, 4. 353. Facsimile of
signature, 4. 350.
Ducie, Francis Reynolds, Lord, letter to,
8. 77.
Duck Creek, 0., 17. 186 n., 187, 187 n.
Ducke, Dv. Arthur, letter to, 13. 341.
Duckun and Party, 3. 228.
Dudleian Lecture, 3. 209, 213.
Dudley, Mr., n. 295.
Dudley, Ann, dam/lifer nfGav.Dudl.fi/, 5. 05.
Dudley, Ann (Mrs. Hilton), granddaughter
of Gov. Thomas Dudley, 14. 126 n.
Dudley, Charles, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 266.
Dudley, Dean, 4. 21. Donations from, 2.
417 ; 5. 52.
Dudley, Edward, 2d Baron, 12. 270.
Dudley, Henry A. S. 1)., donations from,
11. 201, 252, 499. Description of man-
uscripts presented by him, n. 201-205.
Vote of thanks to, n. 222.
Dudley, Lieut. James A., U.S.N., 8. 84.
Dudley, John, }st Baron, 12. 270.
Dudley, Gov. Joseph, 2. 297 n., 298 n. ; 5.
95 ; 6. 345, 348 ; 8. 13, 22, 27, 31 ; 10.
160, 161, 404, 408, 475; n. 202, 203;
12. 113, 254, 271, 274, 364, 366, 402, 410,
412, 426; 13. 211, 392, 455 ; 14. 223, 224;
16. 258 n., 398 ; 17. 50, 52, 55, 69, 227 ;
18. 254; 20. 32-34, 162 n., 212, 281, 284,
285, 291, 311, 315, 316. Dedication to
R. Boyle, 5. 379. The portraits of
William III. and Mary, 6. 332. Pur-
chases land in Cambridgeport, 6. 345,
345 n. Remarks of Mr. Deane on his
two speeches, 7. 484-486. His com-
mission, 7. 485, 485??. Portrait of, pre-
sented, ii. 201, 252; 18. 118. His com-
mission as Deputy-Governor of the
province of West New Jersey, ii. 204,
205. Proclamation for a general em-
bargo by him, in 1711, ii. 206. Cradle
belonging to the family of, presented,
11. 251. Sent as agent to England, 18.
259 n. Pedigree of, 12. 270. Opposi-
tion of Judge Sewall to, 12. 367, 368.
Answer of, to the Newbury petitioners,
12. 377. His speeches, 7. 480, 487-490.
His speech at the inauguration of Pres.
Leverett, at Harvard College, 1708, 9.
502.
Dudley, Mercy, 5 95.
Dudley, Patience, 5. 95.
Dudley, Chief Justice Paul, 8. 28 ; 12. 410,
412; 14. 163; 20. 212.
Dudley, Rebecca (Mrs. Sewall), 12 367.
Dudley, Mrs. Rebecca (Tyng), portrait
of, presented, ii. 201, 252.
Dudley, Robert, Earl of Leicester, see
Leicester.
Dudley, Capt. Roger, ii. 207; 12. 270.
Dudley, Samuel, 16. 265, 276.
Dudley, Sarah, 5. 95.
Dudley, Thomas, H.C. 1651, d. 1655,8.
12, 20, 25.
Dudley, Thomas, H.C. 1685, d. 1697, 8. 28.
Dudley, Thomas, Governor of Massachu-
setts, d. 1652, 3. 34 ; 4. 20, 155, 441 ; 5.
95; ii. 202, 203, 205; 12. 8, 270, 396,
409; 13. 79; 14. 126 n., 304; 16. 146 ; 17.
124, 129; 18. 252; 20. 44, 65, 66, 66 n..
68, 68 n., 69, 73, 76, 78, 86w., 98, 118, 180,
212. Letters between the Mathers and,
1.6. Instructions of Queen Anne, 2. 310,
310 n. Letters to the Mathers, 2. 440 n.
Visited by Father Druillettes, 3. 34.
Autograph letter to Gov. Winthrop, 3.
311, 312. Removes to New England, 5.
93; H.216. Portrait of, 6. 17. Life
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
of, ii. 207-222. His parentage and
birth, n. 207. Early youth, 11. 208.
Commissioned as captain, and sent into
France, 11. 209. Return to England
and marriage, n. 209. Steward of the
Earl of Lincoln, 11. 212-210. His re-
gard for the Sabbath, n. 213. Gov-
ernor of Massachusetts, 11. 217. Let-
ter to Gov. Bradford, 11. 217, 218.
Death of his wife, and his second mar-
riage, if. 220. His death, n. 222. Ac-
count of, by Mather, cited, 3. 281 ; 4.
127: 6. 81, 474, 475. Cited concerning
Vassall, 6. 476 n. His Letter to the
Countess of Lincoln, cited, 3. 288 ; 9.
41 ; 20. 02 n.
Dudley, William, 1682, 20. 23.
Dudley, Col. William, 12. 410, 412; 13.
211 ; 20. 212. Sent to Canada in 1706,
5. 231. Commission of, as Major of
Foot, presented, 11. 205.
Dudley family, account of, by Adlard, 3.
281. Report of the committee on the
manuscript concerning, 4. 20, 21. Ped-
igrees of.'and of the Sutton-Dudleys, 6.
79, 81, 82.
Dudley, Sutton of, Barons, 12. 270.
Dudley, Mass., 12. 403, 404. Origin of
the name of, 12. 412.
Dudley Code of Laws for Harvard Col-
lege', 14. 226-228.
Duelly, William, a refugee, 18. 266.
Duor, Col. William, 13. 82.
Duff, Capt. James, 16. 71.
Duffield, Rev. George, D.D., his sermon
on the peace of 1783, i. 7.
Dug, John, killed by Indians, 14. 124.
Dugdale, Sir William, his ' View of the
late Troubles,' 18. 425, 429.
Duggan, John, donations from, 1. 115, 139.
Dtigles, John, marriage of, 14. 150.
Dugles, Mrs. Sarah, 14. 150.
Du Houx, Charles, Baron de Viomesnil, set;
Viomesnil.
Duke, John, Lord Coleridge, see Coleridge.
Dukett, Valentine, 15. 358.
Dulap, Ens'fjn, 8. 393.
Duley, Philip, 16. 262.
Dumaresq, Capt. Philip, 12. 322.
Dumaresque (Demaresque), Philip, n.
392, 395. A refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 266.
Dumas, Alexandre, 6. 26.
Dumas, Mathien, Comte, 10. 275; 18. 287.
Dumcril, Andre Marie Constant, 14. 9.
Dumford, Mrs. Augusta, letter from,
read, 18. 268.
Dumfries, Va., 19. 71.
Dunimer, Jeremiah, i. 26, 217 ; 8. 30; 13.
110; 14. 185; 20. 2, 4. Portrait of, to
be framed, 2. 78. Portrait of, to be
repaired, 2. 289 n. Portrait of, re-
paired, 2. 296. Portrait of, claimed by
Mrs. A. D. Perkins, 2. 300. His por-
trait to be returned to Mrs. A. D. Per-
kins, 2. 302. Note from Judge Sewall
to, 12. 374. His ' Defence of the New
England Charters/ i. 8. His ' De Jure
Jucheorum Sabbati,' i. 18. ' Letter on
the Canada Expedition,' i. 20. A man-
uscript of, presented, i. 145. Letter
of, given, i. 200.
Dummer, Rev. Shubael. 8. 12, 21, 26; 12.
360. Killed by Indians, 14. 127.
Dummer, Lieut. -Gov. William, 12. 404 ;
16. 52 ; 18. 319, 368, 369 ; 20. 211. His
conference with the Indians, i. 19.
Dummer Academy, 5. 413; 6. 283; 14.
182 ; 1 8. 355 ; 20. 233.
Dumont, Pierre Etienne Louis, 20. 390.
Dumouriez, GYn. Charles Franyois, his
' Me'moires,' i. 75.
D UNBAR, Prof. CHARLES F., 14. 25. Elect-
ed a Resident Member, 13. 425. Accepts
membership, 13. 449.
Dunhar, Rev. Elijah, Jr., donation from,
i. 202.
Dunbar, George, 13. 374.
Dunbar, Robert, 13. 372.
Dunbar, Rev. Samuel, 3. 28; 7. 204, 210;
13. 372.
Dunbar, Simeon, M.D., 13. 372, 374.
Dunbar's Camp, 3. 231, 283.
Duncan, Mrs. (Kan), 5. 10.
Duncan, Alexander, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1770, 18. 266.
Duncan, Alexander, 13. 325; 14. 26, 159;
19. 249. Presents a copy of the Albe-
marle portrait of Washington to the
Society, 13. 326. Vote of thanks to, 13.
327.
Duncan, George, 5. 9.
Duncan, Hon. James H., 4. 99.
Duncan, John, killed by Indians, 14 124.
Duncan, H. T., donation from, 4. 133.
Duncan, Mrs. Henry, communication
from, 12. 57.
Duncklee, C. T., donation from, 8. 254.
Dunclas, Capt., 18. 78.
Dundas, Henry, 1st Viscount Melville, see
Melville.
Dundas, Gen. Thomas, 19. 69.
Dunham, Capt. Cornelius, deposition re-
la,ting to the sword worn by Warren
at Bunker Hill, 9. 348.
Dunham, Lieut. Levi, 15. 78
Dunk, Mary Montague, Lady Osborne,
see Osborne.
Dunkard, Penn., 17. 197 n.
Dunkard's Creek, 17. 197 n.
Dunker's Bottom, 17. 197, 197 n.
Dunkin, Chancellor, 4. 97.
Dunlap, Daniel, refugee, 18. 266.
Dunlap, John, his ' Daily Advertiser,' i. 57.
Dunlap, William, 12. 328. Description
of a painting by, n. 18. Drawings
by him, ii. 23.. His ' History of New
York,' 2. 148. His comedy, ' The
Father, or American Shandy ism,' ii.
22.
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143
Dunley, Thomas, 15. 117.
Dunmore, John Murray, Earl of, and
Governor of Virginia, 4. 38 ; 5. 5 ; 6.
186, 187; 7. 223; 14. 267, 361, 352,
355, 356, 358. His letters in regard to
Virginia laid before Parliament, 6.
186, 187. Proclamation of, offering
freedom to slaves enlisting in the Brit-
ish Army, 6. 186-192, 224 ; 14. 351.
English account of his action, 6. 187.
Letters of, 6. 192, 193. His regiment
of blacks, 6. 204. Distrusted by the
slaves, 6. 221. Letters to Sir H: Clin-
ton, 6. 224, 228-230. Efforts to secure
negro troops, 6. 224-231. Proposal to,
6. 225-227. Letters to, from J. Cruden,
6. 225-228. Letters from, to Lord G:
Germain, 6. 230, 231, 233. Driven
from Gwin's Island, 7. 261.
Dunmore, William, 15. 76.
Dunmore, shift, 6. 192.
^DUNN, JOHN, LL.D., nominated a Corre-
sponding Member, i. 108. Elected, i.
109.
Dunn, Robinson P., D.D., 18. 339.
Dunn, S., his Map of the British Empire
in N. America, 2. 524.
Dunnell, H. G., M.D., donation from, 6.
23.
Dunning, John, Baron Ashburton, see Ash-
burton.
Dunscombe, George H., 14. 16.
Dunstable. Eng., 13. 72 n.
Dunstable', Mass., 5. 91 ; 7. 235; 12. 394,
401 n., 403 n. ; 17. 367 n. Origin of the
name of, 12. 398. Indian attack on,
14. 142.
Dunster, David, 5. 155. Legacy to, 5. 154.
Dunster, Dorothy, 5. 155. Legacy to, 5.
154.
Dunster, Henry, 17. 158.
Dunster, Henry, Emmanuel College, 1644,
20. 23.
Dunster, Henry, father of President Dun-
ster, letter from, 2. 550.
Dunster, Rev. Henry, President of Har-
vard College, d. 1659, 4. 441, 444 ; 5. 155,
156 ; 10. 408 ; 13. 133 ; 14. 225 ; 17. 140,
342, 348. President of Harvard Col-
lege, letter from, to Christian Ravis, 2.
467. Life of, by the Rev. J. Chaplin,
2. 584 n. Letter concerning the resi-
dence of the Dunster family, 2. 584.
Mr. Folsom's inscription for his monu-
ment, 13. 37. Quotation from a MS.
of, relating to George Herbert, 9. 464.
Dunster, Rev. Isaiah, i. 421 ; 12. 269.
Dunster, Jason, 17. 158.
' Dunster Papers,' 12. 68. In Vol. II. of
the fourtli series of the Collections,
cited, 2. 550 n.
Dunton, , 17. 177.
Dunton, John, 10. 348 ; 20. 153. His
' Life and Errors,' 2. 449 n. ; 6. 405 ;
13. 123. His 'Letters from New Eng
land,' 10.348; i3.415rc. His 'Complete
Library ' cited, 15. 257. Sketch of Dr.
Bullivant by, 16. 102.
Dunton, Lieut. Moses, 15. 86.
Dupee, Beck & Sayles, donation from, 5.
203.
Dupin, Andre -Marie -Jean -Jacques, his
' Trial of Jesus/ 2. 567.
DUPIN, Baron CHARLES, 13. 14 ; 15. 202.
Elected Honorary Member, 4. 258.
His opinion of Massachusetts, 4. 119,
120. Sketch of, 4. 233. His death, 12.
xviii. Death of, noticed by the Presi-
dent, 12. 442, 443.
Du Pin, Louis Ellies, his 'Ecclesiastical
History,' 18. 429.
Duplessis, Joseph Siffrein, portrait of
Franklin by, 20. 264.
Duplessis, see Mornay.
Duplicate books, 10. 174.
Du PONCEAU, PETER S., LL.D., i. 375 ; 12.
331 ; 13. 75. Nominated a Correspond-
ing Member, i. 266. Elected, i. 270.
Letters received from, i. 254, 263, 372.
Votes of thanks to, i. 279, 375. Dona-
tions from, i. 375, 376, 473.
Dupont, Rear-Admiral Samuel F., n. 136,
137.
Duportail-Lebegue, Chevalier Louis, 14.
333. Exchanged, 5. 342.
Du Pratz, Le Page, his history of Louisi-
ana, i. 122, 167.
Dupre, , engraver, 13. 291. Medal of
Gen. Greene, design for, exhibited, 9.
82.
Duquesne, Marquis ( Governor of Canada),
U.317.
Durand, A. B , 16. 390.
Durand, Jean Baptiste Vincent, Baron,
15. 58.
Durant, Augustus, donation, 4. 437.
Durant, Henry F., 19. 203.
Durell, Capt., 13. 413.
Durell, Peter, 17. 158.
Duren, Elnathan F., donations from, 8.
442; 10.331; n. 499.
Durfee, Rev. Calvin, donation from, 2
59.
DURFEE, Hon. JOB, LL.D., nominated a
Corresponding Member, 2. 89. Elected,
2. 90. Accepts membership, 2. 96. Do-
nation from, 2. 286.
Durham, John, aged 101, 8. 435.
Durham, Samuel, cash paid to, by order
of Harvard College, 6. 354.
Durham, N. H., 8. 44, 45 ; 17. 152, 153 ;
19. 127.
Durivage, Francis A., to make a copy of
portrait of Gen. Lincoln, 2. 592.
Durkee, Lieut.-CoL, 15. 160.
Durkee, Major John, 14. 87, 90; 15. 105,
107.
Dury, Rev. John, 16. 212.
Dustin, Alexander, 2. 107 n.
Dustin, Hannah, 14. 131.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Dutch, the intercourse of the Plymouth
settlers with, 3. 252. Recapture of New
Netherlands, 3. 333. Complained of by
Scot, 6. 69 n., 72 n. Their rule in New
York, 3. 124.
Dutch medals relating to America, n.
302-304.
Dutch newspapers, 6. 365.
Dutch Protestants, petition from, dated
1777, 3. 155.
Dutch Reformed Church, N.Y., 8. 239.
Dutch West-India Company, 10. 382.
Dutche, , 5. 126.
Dutrone-la-Couture, Jacques Francois,
M.D., his 'Precis sur la Canne,' i. 218.
Dutton, Mr., 16 293.
Dutton, Mrs., 16. 304.
Dutton, E. P., 6. 36. Map of Boston and
Vicinity issued by, 6, 40.
Dutton, Sir Richard, 18. 13 n.
Dutton, Hon. Samuel E., 14. 329.
Dutton, Warren, 10. 58 ; 19. 175-178. And
the foundation of Lowell, 5. 269.
Duvallon, see Berquin-Duvallon.
Du Vivier, engraver, 13. 289-291.
Duxbury, Mass., 12. 394 ; 17. 206, 344 ;
18. 365. Settlement of, 9. 27. Origin
of the name of, 12. 399.
DOYCKINCK, EVERT AUGUSTUS, 8.2; 12.
183 ; 17. 66. Elected a Corresponding
Member, 8. 481. Donations from.g. 1,2.
Acceptance of Corresponding Member-
ship, 9. 2. Vote of thanks to, for his
donation of the ' Cyclopaedia of Ameri-
can Literature/ 9. 2. His death, 16.
xvi. Announced by the President, 16.
252. His ' Cyclopaedia ' cited, 4. 418 ;
7. 269 n.; 19. 162 n., 176 n.
Duyer, Edmund, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 266.
Dwight, , Brookfield, 17. 338.
Dwight, Col., 4. 42.
Dwight, Mr., 19. 418.
Dwight, Mrs., 19. 18.
Dwight, Hon. Edmund, 10 283 ; 18. 356.
Letter from, read, n. 228.
Dwight, Gamaliel L. (Otis fr Dwight), ii.
308.
Dwight, Hon. Henry W., 19. 42, 42 n.
Dwight, John S., complimentary concert
to, 1 8. 262.
Dwight, Josiah (1762), 20. 47 n.
Dwight, Rev. Josiah, B.C. 1687, 8. 28.
Dwight, Rev. Louis, donations from, 2.
445, 524.
Dwight, Mrs. Mary (Woolsey), n. 18.
DWIGHT, Hon. THEODORE, A.M., d. 1846,
nominated a Corresponding Member,
1.482. Elected, 1.487. Accepts mem-
bership, i. 495.
DWIGHT, THEODORE, Jr., c?.1866, 14.6871. ;
15. 386-388. Nominated a Correspond-
ing Member, i. 481. Elected, 1.487. Do-
nation from, i. 481 ; 2. 116. Vote of
thanks to, i. 481. Desires to use the
Trumbull Manuscripts, 2. 178. His
death, 9. xvi; 10. 3. Announcement
of the death of, 9. 359. Letter from,
15. 386.
Dwight, Theodore F., 19. 240.
Dwight, Hon. Thomas, donation from, i.
216. Letter from, to J. Lovell, «;. 15,
16.
DWIGHT, Rev. TIMOTHY, D.D., LL.D.,
President of Yale College, d. 181 7, 3. 391 ;
ii. 21, 23; 16. 147; '17. 151 ; 20. 257.
Nominated a Corresponding Member, i.
107. Elected, i. 107. Visit to his resi-
dence, ii. 18. His song of -'Columbia,'
2. 316 n. His ' Travels ' cited, 16. 148 ;
19. 399 n., 404 n., 408 n., 415 n.
Dwight, Lieut -Col. Wilder, 10. 135; 16.
446. Death of, 6. 326, 327 n.
Dwight, Mrs. William, donation from, 10.
135.
Dwight School, Boston, Mass., 6. 33.
Dy, John, 13. 118.
Dyar, Mr., kidnapped, 8. 377. His re-
venge, 8. 378.
Dyce, Rev. Alexander, 17. 306.
Dyer, Mr., 1779, 6. 216-218.
Dyer, Lieut. Asa, 15. 84.
Dyer (Dyre), Benjamin, 12. 108.
Dyer, Eliphalet, report of committee on
the safety of the Southern States, 6.
216-218.
Dyer, Ezra C., Esq., donation from, 9.
177. Donation of two broadsides by,
9 178.
Dyer (Giles?), 12, 365.
Dyer, Hannah (Mrs. Bullard), 14. 150.
Dyer, Henry, 14. 149.
Dyer, Mary, 13. 132.
Dyer, Mary, 18. 359, 389, 391, 392, 398.
Dyer, Mrs. Mary M., donation from, 3.
114.
Dykewoode, Thomas, assumes the family
name Peter, 7. 116.
Dykewoode family, 7. 116.
Dymock, Cressy, 16. 213.
E.
'E. D./ verses signed, 14. 273, 274.
E. I., 7. 295.
E pluribus unum, origin of, 6. 252 ; 13.
39, 40.
Eager, Lieut.-Col. Nathan, 15. 82, 94, 160.
Eames, Capt , 5. 7.
Eames (Ernes), Henry, 12. 107.
Eames, John, 1711, 20. 812.
Eames, Lieut. John, 15. 83.
Eames, Penelope (Mrs. Little), 20. 273.
Eames, Rebecca, 20. 312, 314-316.
Eames, Sarah (Mrs. Palmer), i. 343.
Earle, Pliny, donation from, 10. 206.
Earle, T., portrait painter, ii. 18.
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145
Earle, William B., letter from, referred
to the committee on the publication of
the Proceedings, 20. 231.
Earlom, Richard, 5. 236 ; 14. 161.
1 Early Proceedings of the Society/ 16.
370 ; 17. 67, 75, 119, 122, 154n., 174, 243,
254, 299 ; 18. 26, 379, 406, 413. The
first volume of, announced, 17. 88.
Publication of the second volume of,
18. 67. Vote of thanks to the commit-
tee on, 18. 68. Cited, 17. 120 n., 254 n.,
263 n. See Proceedings of the Society.
Earthquakes, 14. 123, 127. ' Essay on the,
of 1755' i. 7. In New England, Oct.
29, 1727, 12. 247, 249. At Naples, 1694,
13. 110.
Eason, Capt. Robert, 14. 136.
East Boston, 18. 284, 285. Names of
streets in, 6. 29. Need of a correct map
of, 6. 36.
East Boston Company, 18. 285.
East Bridgewater, Mass., 4. 99.
East Brooklyn, 4. 101.
East Cambridge, 3. 371, 372.
East Chester, N. Y., 18. 75.
East Granby, Conn., 16. 82 n.
East Greenwich, R. I., 4. 224 ; 20. 95.
East Hartford, Conn., n. 26.
East India Company, 4. 217, 218 ; 20. 10,
24.
East India Marine Museum, 15. 196.
East India Marine Society, Salem, 13. 33.
East Indies, curiosities from, i. 91. Ice-
trade extended to, 3. 53, 54, 56, 57.
East Lexington, Mass., 19. 92.
East River, 3. 123. Historical dwellings
on, 3. 124.
East Windsor, Conn., 16. 155.
Eastburn, Bishop Manton, 7. 101; 18. 311.
Easterbrook, Rev. Joseph, 12. 106. •
' Eastern Argus,' i. 177, 191.
Eastham, Mass., 12. 394, 395, 399; 17. 344.
Eastman, John H., 2. 110 n. Donation
from, 2. 338.
Easton, John, Governor of Rhode Island,
12. 411.
Easton, Nicholas, Governor of Rhode
Island, 12. 411 ; 19. 327.
Easton, Mass., town of, 2. 547; 7. 204,
227, 235 ; 12. 403, 404 ; 15. 5 ; 19. 257,
259. Origin of the nama of, 12. 411.
Easton, Penn., 20. 90, 91. The ' Argus/
ii. 329.
Eastport, Me., 17. 374-376, 378, 379, 382.
Eastport Lyceum, donation from, i. 494.
' Eastport Sentinel/ 17. 377.
(Mrs.
Apthorp), 16.
Eastwick, Grissilda
386, 387. >
Easty, Benjamin, 20. 320.
Easty, Isaac, the elder, 20. 286, 313, 317.
Easty, Isaac, the younger, 20. 286.
Easty, Jacob, 20. '313J 318.
Easty, John, 20. 317.
Easty, Joseph, 20. 286, 320.
Easty, Joshua, 20. S20.
10
Easty, Mary, 20. 313, 315, 316, 318.
Eaton, Mrs., Boston, 12. 60.
Eaton, Rev. Asa, D.U., 15. 176.
Eaton, Benjamin, 13. 438.
Eaton, Benoni, legacy to, 5. 156.
EATON, CYRUS, A.M., 14. 25, 155; 17.
378. Nominated a Corresponding Mem-
ber, 2. 537. Elected, 2. 539. Accepts
membership, 2. 539. Donation from,
2. 539. His death, 13. xviii. Death
of, announced, 13. 426. Biographical
sketch of, by Mr. J. L. Sibley, 13. 438-
445.
Eaton, David S., u. 308.
Eaton, Emily, 13. 442-444.
Eaton, Hon. John Henry, 19. 39, 39n., 41,
47.
Eaton, Lilly, donation from, 2. 299.
Eaton, Luther H., 17. 216.
Eaton, Mary (Mrs. Hill), 14. 147 n.
Eaton, Mrs. Mary (Lermond), 13. 440.
Eaton, Mrs. Mary (Stacy), 13. 438.
Eaton, Nathaniel, 13. 133 ; 17. 344. Flees
from New England, 5. 156.
Eaton, Lieut. Nathaniel, 15. 79 n.
Eaton, Samuel, 8. 12, 20, 25.
Eaton, Gov. Theophilus, d. 1657, n. 178,
181; 14. 147 n.
Eaton, W. 0., donation from, 10. 206.
Eaton, William, 3 260.
Eaton, Gen. William, 10. 358.
Eaton's Flogging-school, 10. 445.
Eavens, Mr. David, 3. 338.
EBELING, Prof. CHRISTOPHER D., i. 323.
Donations from, i. 67, 87, 89, 111, 122-
124, 130, 131, 138, 145, 191, 217, 269.
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
i. 69. Elected, i. 77. A letter to be
sent to, i. 87. Vote of thanks to, i. 129.
The second series of the Collections to
be sent to, i. 241. Death of, i. 266 n.
Dr. Holmes to prepare a memoir of, i.
266 n. His map of Maine, i. 135. His
library, i. 279 n. ; 2. 212, 213. Copy of
the Collections voted to, 2. 68 H. To
receive a copy of the Society's publica-
tions, 2. 69 n. ' Memoir of/ 2 509 n.
MS. memorandum of, 6. 251 ; n. 5.
On the translation of Chastellux's
Travels, 6. 427.
Ebeling Collection, 6. 251.
Ebeling Library, 2. 212, 213.
Ebenezer, Ga., 8. 215.
Eburne, Richard, his 'Plaine Pathway to
Plantations/ 20. 230.
Eck, Johann, 20 374.
Eckhel, Jos. Hilarius, 13. 33.
Eckley, David, donations from, 2. 67, 71,
170.
Eckley, Rev. Joseph, D. D., donations
from, 1. 130, 191. Donation of his MS.
sermons, 2. 67 ; 5. 407.
Ecton, Ena., 3. 175 ; 6. 334 ; 10. 163.
Original record book of, donated to the
Society, 3. 174, 175.
146
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Eddington, Me., 17. 216.
Eddy, Mr., Providence, 19. 371, 374, 376.
Eddy, Daniel C., 3. 33.
EDDY, Hon. SAMUEL, LL.D., nominated
a Corresponding Member, i. 169.
Elected, i. 174.
Eden, Richard, 17. 358.
Edes, Benjamin, printer, d. 1803, i. 9, 13,
443; 5.88/1.; n.140; 12. 174, 175 n.,
178,180; 13. 178; 20. 11, 14. Dona-
tions from, i. 48, 82, 98, 112, 122, 130.
Residence of, 12. 178. Publisher of
the ' Boston Gazette,' 12. 179. Punch-
bowl belonging to, 13. 131, 186. See
Edes & Gill.
Edes, Benjamin, son of the preceding, 12.
179.
Edes, Col Benjamin, son of Peter, 12.
179.
Edes, Benjamin Caldwell, 12. 174, 176,
180.
Edes, Mrs. Elizabeth (Walker), 12. 179.
Edes, Mrs. Esther (Hall), 12. 179.
Edes, Grace (Lawrence), 12. 179 n.
Edes, Henry, 19. 175.
Edes, Henry H., 16. 387, 393 ; 18. 68. Let-
ter from, 12. 176-181. Gift from, 18. 1.
His 'Historical Sketches of the Har-
vard Church,' i. 328 n.
Edes, John, Sen., 12. 179 n.
Edes, John, son of the preceding, 12. 179 n.
Edes, Mrs. Martha (Starr), 12. 179.
Edes, Mrs. Mary Ann (Cuming), dona-
tion from, 12. 174, 180.
Edes, Peter, father of Benjamin, the printer,
12. 179, 179 n.
Edes, Peter, son of Benjamin, 12. 176.
178 n., 179, 219; '13. 178, 186. Dona-
tion from, i. 103. Letter of, giving
an account of the ' Boston Tea Part}7,'
12. 174-176 ; 13. 186. Journal of, 12.
177 n.
Edes, Richard Walker, 12. 179n.
Edes, Sarah Rhodes, 12. 179 n.
Edes, Thomas, n. 140. ,
Edes & Gill, printers, 6. 482 ; 13. 168, 177,
187, 195, 205, 208. The ' North Amer-
ican Almanac and Massachusetts Reg-
ister,' 3. 142 n.
Edes's shipyard, Boston, 19. 105.
Edgartown, Mass., 12. 128, 395, 400.
Edgecomb, Mr., New London, n. 200.
Edgecomb, Me., 12. 408, 419.
Edgecornbe, George, 1st Earl, 12. 419.
Edgecombe, Sir Richard, deed from Sir
Ferdinando Gorges to, 2. 73 n., 74, 74 n.,
75-77.
Edgehill, Charlotte Co., Va., 18. 421.
Edgeley, Thomas, see Edgerly.
Edgerly, Elizabeth, 14. 128 n.
Edgerly, Joseph, 14. 128 n.
Edgerly, Susanna, 14. 128 n.
Edgerly, Thomas, 14. 128 n.; 16. 265;
17. 228.
Edgerly, Thomas, Jr., 14. 128 n.
Edgerly, Zachariah, killed by Indians,
14. 128 n.
Edgeworth, Maria, 14. 312 ; 20. 390.
Edgeworth, Richard Lovell, 14. 312.
Edggeremmet, Indian, 14. 130.
Edict of Nantes, 2. 209. Revocation of,
4. 388.
Edinburgh, Medico-Chirurgical Society
of, see Medico-Chirurgical, etc.
1 Edinburgh Advertiser ' cited, 13. 178.
'Edinburgh Encyclopaedia,' 18. 186.
' Edinburgh Review,' 6. 297 ; 16. 427 ; 20.
359. Notice of Motley's ' United Neth-
erlands ' in, 16. 436.
Edinburgh University, diploma of Gov.
Bowdoin from, 14. 205.
Edith, bark, 7. 413, 415. First American
steamer that went to India, 7. 412.
Edith, yacht, 7. 415, 416.
Edith Warren, ship, 14. 338.
Editors of 1796, 5. 56.
Edmans, Jonathan, 20. 10.
Edson, Josiah, 8. 349. A refugee from
Boston in 1776, 18. 266.
Edson, Robert, 13. 372.
Education, J. Sparks's views of, 10. 307.
Dr. Jacob Bigelow's services in the
cause of, 17. 449-456.
Edward I. of England, 17. 306.
Edward II. of England, 17. 306.
Edward III. of England, 3. 187; 20. 145,
162.
Edward VI. of England, 10. 383; 20.
145 n., 150 n.
Edward the Black Prince, 6. 26.
Edwards, , 15. 337.
Edwards, Mr., 16. 296.
Edwards, Alexander, n. 140.
Edwards, Alfred P., 19. 349 n.
Edwards, Alphonse Milne, 14. 22.
Edwards, Prof. Bela Bates, 10. 355. Do-
nations from, i. 495, 496; 2. 16, 23, 51,
64, 214, 215.
Edwards, Bryan, his ' History of the
West Indies,' i. 122. Engraving in his
' History of the West Indies,' 10. 32.
Edwards, Edward, 19. 80. His ' Life and
Letters of Sir Walter Raleigh ' cited,
13. 84, 86, 90; 15. 385 n.; 19. 81 n.
Edwards, Henry, Esq., donation from, 9.
66.
Edwards, Henry Milne, 14. 9.
Edwards, Jacob, 19. 357.
Edwards, John, n. 140.
Edwards, Rev. John, D.D., his book on
the difficult texts, 18. 426. His 'Au-
thority, Style, and Perfection of the
Holy Scriptures,' 18. 427. His works
on the Divine Existence and on Provi-
dence, 18. 428.
Edwards, Rev. Jonathan, D.D., d. 1758,
President of the College of New Jersey,
I. 9, 291, 312 ; 3. 391 '; 10. 245 ; 16. 155,
365 ; 17. 94, 137 ; 19. 6. His ' Northamp-
ton Conversions,' i. 7.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
147
Edwards, Rev. Jonathan, D.D., d. 1801,
President of Union College, 11. 15. His
' Observations on the Language of the
Muhhekaneew Indians/ i. 123, 130.
Edwards, Joseph, 20. 11.
Edwards, Thomas, 19. 151, 157-167, 169-
175, 178. Donation from, i. 26. Auto-
graph of, faces 19. 169.
Edwards, Rev. T-imothy, 8. 29.
Edwards, Rev. Tryon, donation from, 2.
187.
Edwards, William Frederic, 14. 14.
Edwards, William H., donation from, 3.
229.
Edwardston, Eng., 4. 148.
Eeles, Nathaniel, 18. 375, 376.
Eell Lake and River, Me., 17. 216.
Eelles (Eels), .Key. Nathaniel, //. C. 1099,
d. 1750, 8. 30.
Effingham, John, aged 144, 8. 435.
Efflngham, Thomas Howard, 3d Earl of,
14. 236.
Egan, John, MS. note by, in an edition
of 'The Triple Cord,' n. 410 n.
Egerton, Francis, Duke of Bridgewater,
see. Bridgewater.
Egerton, John, 2d Duke of Bridgewater,
see Bridgewater.
Egery, Capt. Daniel, Report of, 4. 303.
Egle, William H., M.D., his ' History of
Pennsylvania ' cited, 17. 200 n , 2Q1 n.
Egmont, Lamoral, Count, 16 425.
Egrees, Capt. Daniel, 15. 78 ??., 79.
Egremont, Charles Wyndham, Earl of,
12 416.
Egremont, Mass., 12 405, 407, 416.
Egypt, 3 207 ; 6. 306, 334. Antiquities
of, see Ripaud, L. M.
Egyptians, 3 108, 198. Customs regard-
ing the dead, 6. 471, 472.
Ehrenberg, Christian Gottfried, 4. 317.
Eights, Dr. James, his account of the
Pinkster Jubilee at Albany, 19. 401 n.
Elatson, Mrs. (Pemberton), 14. 139 n.
Elberson, W., 20. 13.
Elbow Lane, Philadelphia, 17. 205 n.
Elbridge, Giles, 14. 367.
Elcano, see Cono, J. S.
Eld, , 18. 73.
Eld, Lieut.-Col. George, diary of, commu-
nicated by Mr. Chase, iS 70-79.
Elder, Miss, 12. 329.
Elder, in medicine, 5. 395, 399.
Elderton, , 20. 150 n.
Eldon, John Scott, Earl, 2. 161 ; 10. 197.
Eldredge (Elbridge), , 13. 133.
Eldredge, Mrs. Ebenezer (Orcutt), 10.
214.
Eldridge's 'New Chart of Boston Har-
bor,' presented, 8. 279.
Eldwag, David, 14. 85.
Eleanor of Castile, 17. 306.
Election of members, see Corresponding
Members, Honorary Members, and
Resident Members, Election of.
Election of officers, see Annual Meeting
and Officers of the Society.
Election sermon, a list of the preachers
of the annual, to be prepared, i. 213.
List of preachers at the General Elec-
tions in Massachusetts, 2. 293 n., 294 n.
Elections, Statute of 1643, i. 249.
Electoral College, 2. 1.
Elery, Benjamin, 4. 65.
Elford, Jo., 5. 126.
Elford, Capt. Matthew, R.N., 12. 253-255.
Elgin, James Bruce, Earl of, 19. 8.
Elgin Marbles, 17. 439.
Elia, 6. 26.
Eliaers, Auguste, 18. 431.
Elie de Beaumont, Jean Baptiste Jacques.,
20. 359, 360.
Eliot, Andrew, son of John Eliot, D.D., d.
1863, n. 308. Deposits the portrait of
John Rogers the martyr, with the So-
ciety, 2. 585, 605, 611. His parentage,
and account of his family, 2. 611.
Eliot, Mrs. Andrew, 16. 182, 284, 293.
ELIOT, Rev. ANDREW, A.M., Fairfield,
Conn., son of Andrew Eliot, D.D., H.C.
1762, d. 1805, 2. 439; 9. 254; n. 17-
19 ; 16. 181, 182 n., 282, 283, 287, 304.
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
i. 119. Elected, i. 120. Donations
from, i. 122, 138, 146, 154, 167, 178.
Memoir of, 2. 509 n. Letter of Dr.
Eliot to, 16. 183.
Eliot, Rev. Andrew, D.D., d. 1778, i.
500 n.; 3.25,114; 7. 177, 177 n., 195; 8.
225, 482; 10. 125, 126, 128, 161, 162; 13.
221, 222, 224 ; 15. 343, 362, 391 n. ; 16.
13, 181, 182 n., 282 n., 283 n., 285 n., 289,
291, 292 n., 297 n., 298 n., 300 n.; 18.
347 ; 20. 211. Autograph letter of, 2.
179. Receives the books and papers
of Gov. Hutchinson, at his home, after
the riot, 3 138 ; 13.221. Letter from,
to his son Andrew, 16. 183. Letter
from, to T. B. Hollis, 16. 281. Letters
to his son John, 16. 282-286, 293-295,
297, 299, 300, 303-306. Letters to his
son Samuel, 16. 286, 287, 291,292, 296-
303, 305. Letter to Isaac Smith, Jr. , 16.
287-289. To Daniel Parker, 16. 292.
Eliot, Mrs. Ann (Tread well), 2. 611. Her
feeling towards the portrait of Rogers
the martyr, 2. 612, 614.
Eliot, Anna, 16. 282.
Eliot, Benjamin, 8. 13, 22, 27 ; 10. 403,
407.
Eliot, Charles, H.C. 1809, i. 232 n.
ELIOT, CHARLES W., LL.D., President of
Harvard College, n. 292; 12. 262 n. ; 13.
266; 1422; 15 374; 19. 357. Elected
a Resident Member, 13. 104. Accepts
membership, 13. 105. Notices death
of Dr. Walker, 13. 403. Pays a tribute
to Gov. Clifford, 14. 187.
Eliot, Edward G., 3d Earl of St. Germans,
see St. Germans.
148
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Eliot, Elizabeth, daughter of Dr. Eliot, 16.
282-284, 287,292, 294-296, 300-302, 306.
Eliot, Elizabeth Gookin (Mrs. Quincy),
16. 398.
Eliot, Mrs. Elizabeth (Greenleaf), i6.282,
283, 295, 296, 298, 299, 302.
ELIOT, EPHRAIM, M.D., i. 234, 235, 237,
239, 252, 262, 264, 270, 272, 274, 277,
279, 283, 337 ; 16. 182 n., 280, 282.
Nominated a Resident Member, i. 231.
Elected, i. 233. To prepare a memoir
of Dr. Rand, i. 349. Allowed to take
out books for the New Hampshire
Medical Society, i. 377. Resigns mem-
bership, i. 386. Notice of, i. 500 n.
Donation from, 2. 423, Letter describ-
ing Dean Berkeley's chair, 3. 25.
Sketch of, 7. 177 n. Account of the
Physicians of Boston, 7. 177-184.
Letter of, cited, 13. 222 n.
Eliot, Rev. Jared, his ' Essays on Field
Husbandry/ i. 220.
Eliot, John, 18. Ill, 116 n.
Eliot, John, d. 1719, 8. 28.
Eliot, Deacon John, u. 140.
Eliot, John, Jr., 1811, i. 221 n., 263. Do-
nation from, i. 218.
Eliot, Rev. John, d. 1690, Apostle to the
Indians, I. 33 ; 2. 54 ; 6. 5 ; 8. 19, 241,
252; 10. 161, 329; u. 201; 13. 349;
14. 303 ; 15. 226 ; 16. 4, 183, 396 ; 17.
129, 142, 148, 243, 348, 358, 361, 441 ;
19. 388-390 ; 20. 212, 265-268. Dr.
Eliot's account of, i. 151. Letters of,
2. 495. Tracts in relation to his work
among the Indians, 3. 287. Autograph
letter to Gov. Endicott, 3. 311-313. His
Indian Bible presented to Charles II.,
5. 376. The dedication to Hon. R.
Boyle in the Bible, 5. 378, 379. His
Indian Bible, sold in 1842 for $25, in
1843 for $39, 10. 427. Counter Dec-
laration of, and others, 12. 106. Birth-
place of, 12. 413. Description of two
copies of his Indian Bible, 13. 307-310.
Dankers's visit to him, 13. 310, 311.
Letter to, from the Hadley church, 17.
146-148. Letter of, to Mr. Hord, 17.
245, 246. Letters of, to Mr. Ashurst,
17. 246, 247, 249, 250. Letter of, to
the commissioners of the united colo-
nies in New England, 17. 247-249. Let-
ter of, to Robert Boyle, 17. 253. His
' Harmony of the Gospels in the His-
tory of tlie Sufferings of Jesus Christ,'
i. 10. His Indian Bible, I. 53 ; 10. 455,
427 ; 12. 373 ; 13. 427. His Indian
Grammar, 1. 123. His ' Christian Com-
monwealth,' 2. 191, 192, 192 n., 328.
His ' Brief Narrative,' 10. 320, 321.
ELIOT, Rev. JOHN, son of the Apostle, H.C.
1656, 8. 12, 21, 26 ; 16. 398.
ELIOT, Rev. JOHN, D.D., H.C. 1772, d.
1813, i. 1, 4, 5, 13, 14, 15 n., 17 n., 22,
24, 27, 29, 30, 32-36, 39-41, 48, 49,
51, 62, 107-110, 116, 117, 121, 124, 126,
127, 129, 132-136, 139, 140, 142-144,
149, 150, 156, 160 n., 165, 166, 168 169,
172, 176, 179, 186-188, 193-197, 199,
200, 206, 207, 213-216, 219, 220, 222,
223, 225, 226, 228-230, 231 n., 2-12 n.,
266 n., 459 n., 473, 483 n., 500 n. ; 3. 25 ;
4. 112 ; 7. 177 n. ; 8. 43, 45, 223 ; 9. 197 ;
10. 161, 343; 12. 5, 65, 434; 14. 108,
311 ; 16. 283, 285, 287, 295, 297 n., 300 n.,
301, 303, 305; 17. 19n., 85, 165; 19.
390. Formation of the Society, i. ix,
x, xiii, xiv, xvi n., xxiii. One of the
founders of the Society, i. xiii, xiv; 2.
viii, ix, 439, 611 ; 3. 166, 266, 351. To
procure a room for the Library and
Museum, i. xviii. Rules for the Library
and the Museum, i. xix. To super-
intend the publications of the Society,
i. xx, xxv n. His portrait, i. xxxiii.
His death, i. xli, 232 n. Elected Li-
brarian and Cabinet-Keeper, i. 4, 34,
82, 97, 105, 117. Librarian, i. 28, 36,
39. List of books contributed by, i.
6, 7. Of committee to draw rules for
the Library, i. 14. Of committee to
arrange the plan of the ' Apollo,' i. 17.
To prepare an account of the Society
for Fleet's ' Register,' i. 17. Of com-
mittee to purchase Harris's ' Collection
of Voyages,' i. 22. Presents report of
committee to confer with Belknap and
Young, i. 23. Of Publication Commit-
tee, i. 24, 77, 108, 196. Of committee
to define the powers of the Standing
Committee, i. 25, 27. Donations from,
i. 30, 47, 48, 147. To take part in the
exercises on the anniversary of the
discovery of America, i. 31. Of com-
mittee on new rooms, i. 35. Of com-
mittee to report a plan for continuing
the Society's publications, i. 42. Of
committee of arrangement for the cele-
bration of the anniversary of the dis-
covery of America, i. 44. Makes a
prayer on that occasion, i. 45 n. Of
committee to have binding done, I..49,
54. Of committee to prepare for the
meeting at Governor's Island, i. 51.
Of committee on the By-Laws, i. 65.
Of committee to ask Mr. Crocker for
books, i. 69. Of committee to contract
for printing the Collections, i. 78, 83.
Of committee to reprint the Circular
Letter, i. 81. Of committee on the
Treasurer's accounts, i. 84, 189. Of
committee to increase means for pub-
lishing the Collections, i. 86. To dis-
pose of the volumes in the hands of
the printer, i. 99, 100. To make a list
of the Trumbull and other manuscripts,
i. 100. Of committee to sell useless
books, i. 101. Elected Corresponding
Secretary, i. 118, 125, 132. 140, 148,
157, 164, 170, 188, 193, 196, 206, 215,
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
149
221, 226. Corresponding Secretary, i.
125, 144, 158, 160 «., 208, 214, 222,500??.;
3. 134. Dr. Allyn's letter to, accepting
membership, 1. 128 n. To communicate
vote of thanks to Prof. Ebeling, i. 129.
Letter of Mr. Foster to, i. 133 n. Let-
ters of Mr. Hall to, i. 136 n. Of com-
mittee to receive and keep account of
the Collections, i. 142. Of committee
to select articles to be loaned to Mr.
Turell, i. 149. Of committee on alter-
ation of the Constitution of the So-
ciety, i. 150. Dr. Freeman's letter to,
i. 151 n. Of committee to reprint the
Catalogue of the Library, i. 162. Of
committee on reprinting the Collec-
tions, i. 165, 169, 216. Of committee
on Earl Buchan's letter, i. 172, 180.
Letter from Dr. Anderson to, i. 173 n.
Col. Humphreys's letter to, with Wash-
ington's epaulets, i. 178 n. Letter to,
from Gen. Vallancey, i. 186 n. Of
committee to select a place for sale of
the Collections, i. 188. Of committee
to demand from Mr. Turell the ar-
ticles belonging to the Cabinet, i. 194.
Of committee on an annual celebration
of the landing at Plymouth, i. 195.
To write a letter of thanks to Mr.
Smith, 1. 197. Correspondence of, with
Earl Buchan, i. 197 n. Of committee
to decide what books shall not go out of
the Library, i. 212. Of committee to
prepare lists of preachers of annual
election and other sermons, i. 213. Re-
quested to prepare a Circular Letter,
i. 215. Presents his 'New England
Biographical Dictionary,' i. 218. Of
committee on the Library Catalogue,
i. 221. Writes the preface to the Cat-
alogue, i. 221 n. Excused from service
on a committee, i. 223. Of committee
to collect and count votes, i. 227, 228.
Presents an application for the pur-
chase of Des BarresV Charts, i. 229.
Circular Letter written by, i. 230 n.
Autograph and portrait of, face i. 232.
Dr. McKean's 'Memoir of/ i. 232 n.
Letter of, to Count Rumford, i. 240 n.
Letter of, to Gov. Strong, i. 301 n.
Letter dated Dec. 11, 1790, referring
to the early history of the Society, 2.
viii. Letter from Col. D. Humphreys,
3. 133, 134. Statement concerning a
work of Calef, 3. 288. Letters to Dr.
Belknap, 3. 295. Portrait of, presented,
8. 481. Sister of, 8. 481. Portrait of,
presented by John F. Eliot, Esq., g.
189. And the Hutchinson Papers, 10.
124-126. List of the Society's MSS. in
his handwriting, in 1792, 10. 321-325;
13. 229, 230. See Belknap, Jeremy, with
footnote accompanying p. .41. Dis-
covery of his father's will, 10. 486.
Letters to, from his father, 16. 282-286,
293-295, 297, 299, 300, 303-306. Ex-
tract from a letter of W. Lyon to, 16.
475. Letter of, to Josiah Quincy, 17.
17-19. Letter to, from Dr. Jenks,
17. 86-88. His notice of Dr. Belknap
quoted, i. viii, ix. His Thanksgiving
Sermon, i. 81. His memoir of Dr.
Belknap, i. 117 n. His account of the
Apostle Eliot, i. 151. His description
of Marblehead, i. 151. His memoir
of Dr. Thacher, i. 151. His 'Eccle-
siastical History of Massachusetts,' i.
166. His notice of Thomas Pemberton,
i. 194 n. His notice of Rev. Andrew
Eliot, 2. 509 n. His 'Biographical Dic-
tionary ' quoted, 10. 42 ; 13. 222, 299 ;
1 6. 202 n. His interleaved Almanacs,
13- 44.
Eliot, Sir John, 8. 6 ; 12 236 ; 14. 204 ;
15. 381 ; 18. 442, 443. His love of lib-
erty, 5. 85. Fac-simile of letter to, 8.
427. Copy of Gov. Winthrop's ' Con-
siderations ' by, 8. 413-427. His ' Mon-
archy of Man ' cited, 13. 90.
Eliot, John F., 3. 114 ; 13. 44 ; 16. 182,
280; 17. 19 n., 85. His account of the
portrait of John Rogers the martyr, 2.
611/,612. Donations from, 3. 43; 7-100,
115, 139, 357 ; 8. 314, 413, 431, 442, 463,
482. Letter from, 8. 481, 482. Gift of
a portrait of Rev. Dr. John Eliot from,
9. 189. Gift from, 17. 165.
Eliot, Joseph, H. C. 1681, 8. 23, 28.
Eliot, Joseph, Jr., II. 140.
Eliot, Rev. Joseph, H.C. 1658, 8. 12, 21,
26.
Eliot, Josiah, 16. 182 n., 280, 295, 298, 299,
301, 303, 306. Donations from, i. 39, 48.
Eliot, Mary, 16. 282, 299, 301.
Eliot, Rev. Richard R., 8. 239.
Eliot, Samuel, H.C. 1660, 8. 13, 21, 26.
Eliot, Samuel, 8. 318, 324, 331, 405-407,
409,412; 19. 105.
ELIOT, SAMUEL, LL.D., g. 190; 10. 32,
485; ii. 33. Nominated a Resident
Member, 2. 512. Elected, 2. 525. Ac-
cepts membership, 2. 526. Present at
meetings of the Society, 2. 548, 554,
571, 573, 606. Of Scrutinizing Com-
mittee, 2. 569. Of committee to con-
sider certain matters pertaining to the
Appleton Fund, 2. 605. Resigns his
Resident Membership, 3. 98. Removes
from the State, 3. 114. Elected a Cor-
responding Member of the Society, 3.
114. . Accepts Corresponding Member-
ship, 3. 114. Donation from, 5. 309 ;
10. 206. Re-elected a Resident Member,
8. 257. His acceptance, 8. 431. Elected
a member of the Standing Committee,
10. 20, 173. Chairman of the Standing
Committee, u. 34. Vote of thanks to,
on retiring from the committee, n 46.
Eliot, Mrs. Samuel (Andrews), 8. 318, 406,
407, 409.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Eliot, Samuel, nephew of Dr. Andrew
Eliot, 16. 287, 291, 295, 298. Donation
from, i. 231. Extract from a letter of,
1. 231 n. Vote of thanks to, x. 232.
Eliot, Samuel, son of Dr. Andrew Eliot, 4.
425 ; 16. 280, 282, 284, 297, 300, 304.
Letters to, from his father, 16. 286, 287,
291, 292, 295-303, 305.
ELIOT, Hon. SAMUEL ATKINS, A.M., i.
278 n.; 2 274; 3. 80 ; 10. 230, 294 ; 13.
27, 39 ; 15. 256. Nominated a Resident
Member, 2. 85. Elected, 2. 87. De-
clines membership, 2. 89. Invitation
to the Society to attend the delivery of
a eulogy, on Rev. Dr. Kirkland, 2. 170.
Subscribes towards the reprint of cer-
tain volumes of the Collections, 2. 347,
368. His ' History of Harvard College '
cited, 18. 128 n., 322.
Eliot, Sarah, 16. 282.
Eliot, Sarah (Mrs. Curtis), 19. 388.
Eliot, Susan, 16. 282.
Eliot, William, Earl of St. Germans, see
St. Germans.
ELIOT, Rev. WILLIAM G., D.D., elected a
Corresponding Member, 6. 471. Ac-
depts membership, 7. 102.
Eliot, William Havard, 10. 230.
Eliot bureau, 18. 286.
Eliot Library Association, donation from,
4. 139.
Eliot School, Boston, 20. 5n.
Eliot School, Jamaica Plain, 19. 226.
Elis, Rev. John, D.D., his 'Articulorum
xxxix Defensio/ 18. 430 n.
Eliza, brig, 6. 435.
Eliza, vessel, 7. 425, 427, 428.
Elizabeth, Queen of England, i. 101, 113 ;
2. 321; 3. 183, 185/187; 4. 143; 10.
383, 430, 456, 482; n. 435; 12. 102,
284, 399, 464; 14. 197; 15. 18, 182, 244;
16. 427, 432, 434, 435, 451; 18. 251 ; 19.
75, 77, 329; 20. 27, 59, 103, 160, 257.
Letter of, to Sir Amias Paulet, 12.
287 n. 'Register Book of the Privy
Council' cited, 19. 81 n.
Elizabeth, N. J., 4. 100 ; 10. 347.
Elizabeth City, Va., 17. 349.
Elizabeth City County, 10. 27, 29 n.
Elizabeth Islands, 12 334.
Elizabeth River, 6. 187, 192 ; 10. 28.
Elizabeth Stuart, Queen of Bohemia, 16.
186.
Elizabethtown, N. J., 6. 259; 19. 14.
First Presbyterian Church at, 8. 35.
Elizabethtown, Penn., 17. 203.
Elk, head of, 5. 151.
Elk, Md., 19. 71, 72.
Elkins, Esther (Mrs. Lee), 14. 150.
Elkins, Gersha, 16. 265.
Elkins, Henry, killed by Indians, 14
146.
Ellatson, Jonathan, 20. 160.
Ellens, Ano., 16. 264.
Ellery, Benjamin, 4. 64, 65.
Ellery, George Wanton, 20 202 n. Let-
ter to, from his father, 20. 203, 204.
Ellery, Harrison, gift from, 16. 100.
Ellery, Mrs. Lucy (Vassall), 4. 64.
Ellery, Mrs. Nathaniel, photograph of a
portrait of, 16. 100.
Ellery, Hon. William, 3. 99; 15. 383, 393;
20. 202. Letter from, of date 1775, 3.
282. Letters from, 4. 381-383 ; 6. 2G8,
259. Letter from, to his son, 20. 203,
204.
Ellesmere, Francis (Leveson Gower)
Egerton, Earl of, edits the ' Guide to
Northern Archaeology,' etc., 2. 418.
Donation from, 2. 475.
Ellesmere, Sir T. Egerton, Baron, new rule
of practice introduced by, when Lord
Chancellor, 8 308.
Ellicott, John, 15. 12.
Elliot, , 17. 183.
Elliot, Mr , 16. 279.
Elliot, Justice, 16. 107. '
Elliot, Andrew, see Eliot.
Elliot, Andrew, master of a ship, 12. 116.
Elliot, Andrew, New York, 14. 83.
Elliot, Jonathan, his ' Debates ' cited, 6.
110, 111, 154, 156, 159, 162-168.
Elliot, Robert, 16. 264, 266 ; 17. 22G, 228.
Elliot, Simon, i. 192 n.
Elliot, Bishop Stephen, D.D., 4. 96.
Elliott, Bishop, 8 34.
Elliott, Charles D., letter of, in relation
• to the destruction of old earthworks in
Somerville, 15. 228.
Elliott, Charles W., 12 214. His 'New
England History,' cited, 12. 213 n.
Elliott, James, 19. 176, 177.
Elliott, Com. Jesse D., donation from, 2.
308.
Elliott, Stephen, LL.D., 17. 412.
Ellis, Mr., ii. 131.
Ellis, Lieut. Amos, 15. 77.
ELLIS, ARTHUR B., LLB., 19. 239, 285.
Elected a Resident Member, 19. 251.
Accepts membership, 19. 265. His ' His-
tory of the First Church,' 19. 194, 287.
Of a committee to publish the Sewall
correspondence, 20. 104. Presents pho-
tographs of John Cotton's pulpit, 20.
333.
Ellis, Mrs. Bethiah (Palmer), i. 344.
Ellis, Charles M., donations from, 2. 411,
491 ; 8. 314. His 'History of Roxbury '
cited, 17. 140 n,
Ellis, Francis. 15. 157.
ELLIS, Rev. GEORGE E., D.D., 3. 365 ; ^.
51, 140, 145, 167, 224 ; 7. 26, 397 ; 8. 77,
257, 272, 432, 466; 9. 2, 176 ; 10. 41, 117,
136, 141, 174, 210, 313, 442, 446, 449 n.,
486; ii. 33, 43, 82, 342, 376 n.; 12. 4,0,
29, 41, 104, 171, 181, 249, 252, 442; 13. 44,
45, 104, 240, 242, 345, 370, 380, 424, 446 ;
14. 215, 230, 232 ; 15. 1, 180, 266, 269,
274, 277-279; 16. 174, 280,307, 388 : 17.
35,46,67,294, 330, 370; 18. 151, 182,
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
151
244, 245, 296, 329 n., 387, 388 ; 19. 98,
194, 357, 392; 20. 38, 105, 190, 364.
One of the twenty-six members in the
heliotype frontispiece, 2. vii ; 3. 32 a.
Donations from, 2. 214; 4. 54; 8. 171,
254, 484; 9. 437, 463, 467 ; 10. 2. 40, 80,
86, 105, 117, 135, 145, 206, 311, 314,
314 ; ii. 85, 105, 501 ; 12. 67. Nominated
a Resident Member, 2. 215. Elected,
2. 219. Accepts membership, 2. 221.
Present at meetings of the Society,
2. 222, 227, 235, 236, 241, 247, 253, 263,
285, 298, 303, 309, 328, 350, 358, 362-
364, 372, 376, 378, 380, 383, 385, 389,
411, 417, 422, 430, 434, 441, 450,466.
470, 472, 483, 486, 493, 495, 497, 503,
607, 511, 513, 526, 536, 542, 551, 552,
659, 571, 585, 592, 596, 599, 604. Of
committee to examine certain manu-
script volumes, 2. 224, 225. Report of
the committee, 2. 231 n. Appointed a
delegate to the celebration of the New
York Historical Society, 2. 296. Of
Scrutinizing Committee, 2. 308. Com-
municates a memorandum in the hand-
writing of Dr. Belknap, 2. 308, 309.
Of committee to examine the papers
of the late Gov. Bernard, 2. 363. Of
Standing Committee, 2. 488 ; 7. vii, 26,
363 ; 8. 272 ; 10. 20 ; 14. 328. Of com-
mittee to prepare Vol. II. of the fourth
series, 2. 492. Report of the committee
concerning the memoir of Dr. Harris,
2. 501, 502. To purchase for the Soci-
ety the document written by John
Usher, 2. 540. Of committee to con-
sider the request of the Wisconsin His-
torical Society, 2. 556. Communicates
a letter from Mr. Quincy, 2. 556, 557.
Asks for an expression of opinion in re-
lation to publishing a certain work in the
Collections, 2. 592. A delegate to the
semi-centennial celebration of the New
York Historical Society, 2. 595. Re-
port of the Publishing Committee, 2.
699. Of Nominating Committee, 3. 67,
85, 86; 9. 468. Motions, 3. 90; 5. 29 ;
7.363; 10. 175, 316, 484; 14. 32, 340.
Presents a number of valuable papers,
110 i r?cr O' • i
3. 1 13, l£5. Signs a memorial remon-
strating against a petition of the His-
toric, Genealogical Society for a change
of its corporate name, 3. 266-270. Of
committee for the examination of Dr.
Pierce's Memoirs, 3. 281. Remarks on
the BaUle of Bunker Hill, 4. 75. Re-
marks, 4. 283 ; 10. 36, 37, 48, 49, 82,
141, 343, 348, 402. Reports concerning
certain Belknap papers, 5. 52. Vote of
thanks to, 5. 107. Of committee on ex-
change of prisoners in the Revolution,
5. 324, 346. On Dr. L. V Bell, 5. 408-
409. To prepare memoir of Dr. L. V
Bell, 5. 411. Remarks on Rev. Con-
vers Francis, D.D., 7. 7-9. Of Publish-
ing Committee, 7. 300 ; 9. 3. Of com-
mittee on the Winthrop Papers, 7. 339.
Report on the Broadsides, etc., pre-
sented by R. C. Winthrop, 7. 348, 349.
Resolutions and remarks on the death
of Hon. Josiah Quincy, 7. 383-391.
Added to the committee on the publi-
cation of the Proceedings, 9. 3. Vote
of thanks to, on his retiring from the
Standing Commitee, 9. 191. His state-
ment in reference to a volume of early
Proceedings of the Society, 9. 217.
Resolutions and remarks offered by,
in acknowledgment of the donation of
George Peabody, 9. 438. Letter to, 10.
88, 89. Report on the Hutchinson Pa-
pers, 10. 118-133 ; ix. 227, 326 ; 12. 104,
269. Votes of thanks to, 10. 174. Re-
port of the Standing Committee, 10.
145-151. On the Sewall Diary, and on
his lectures before the Lowell Insti-
tute, 10. 411 ; 16. 369. Announces the
reception of the ' Sewall Papers,' ii. 5.
Of a committee on increase of mem-
bers, ii. 112. On the ' Sewall Papers/
ii. 326. Letter from him read, pro-
posing another course of lectures by
members of the Society, ii. 163. One
of a committee on the subject, ii. 166.
Paper read by, 12. 59. Communicates
copies of some of them, for publica-
tion, 12. 105. Of committee on increase
of membership, 12. 170. Communicates
some selections from Judge Sewall's
'Letter-book/ 12. 358. Remarks of,
at the first meeting in the newly con-
structed building of the Society, 13.
21, 22. Exhibits the punch-bowl of
the Fifteen Associates, 13. 199. Re-
marks on the same, 13. 199-202. Com-
municates a letter of Mr. Prescott's, 13.
246. Remarks of, on the death of Dr.
Walker, 13. 396-403. Presents report
of the Committee on the ' Sewall Pa-
pers,' 14. 1. Appointed to prepare a
memoir of Mr. Upham, 14. 108. Pre-
sents letters and papers from Miss
Thompson, 14. 109. Letter from Earl
Stanhope to, 14. 196. Reads a letter
from Mrs. Emily W. Appleton, 15. 178.
Remarks by, on communicating Mrs.
Appleton's donation, 15. 178. Reports
memoir of Hon. Charles W. Upham,
15. 181. Letter to, from Josiah Quincy,
15. 190. From R. W. Emerson, 18. 191.
Address at the funeral of Hon. C. W.
Upham, 15. 216. Elected Vice-Presi-
dent, 15. 276; 16. 175; 17. 76; 18. 36,
415; 19. 296; 20. 199. Calls attention
to Thomas B. Wyman's ' Charlestown
Genealogies,' 16. 11. Speaks of a por-
trait of Chief Justice Sewall, 16. 279.
Remarks by, on the publication of the
first volume of the Sewall Diary, 16.
369. Appointed to prepare a memoir
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
ELLIS, Rev. GEORGE E., D.D. (continued).
of Dr. Jacob Bigelow, 17. 51. Remarks
by, on the publication of the ' Early
Proceedings,' 17. 88, 89. Calls atten-
tion to the services of two ladies in the
War of 1812, 17. 170-172. Moves the
appointment of a committee to exam-
ine the early volumes of the Collec-
tions, 17. 233. Remarks by, on the
death of Dr. Budington, 17. 286.
Announces the second volume of the
'Sewall Papers,' 17. 288. Vice-Presi-
dent, 18. 240, 405; 19. 62,265, 298, 325,
333, 349, 385, 388; 20. i. Announces
resignation of the Recording Secretary,
18. 240. Remarks by, on the celebra-
tion of the 250th anniversary of Boston,
18. 241, 242. Remarks on the centennial
of the State constitution, and on the
Baltimore celebration, 18. 243. Reads
letter from Rufus Ellis on the English
homes of the founders of Massachu-
setts, 18. 248. Communicates gifts to
the Society, 18. 268, 423. Calls atten-
tion to the proposed ' History of Amer-
ica,' 18. 288. Of committee to advise
with the editor of the same, 18. 288.
Remarks by, on the death of Prof. Di-
man, 18. 330, 331. Submits resolutions
on the death of President Garfield, 19.
62, 63. Pays a tribute to Mr. Haven,
19. 63, 64. Announces the death of Dr.
Holland, 19. 64. Remarks by, on the
suggested restoration of the Bradford
Manuscript to this country, 19. 64, 65.
Presents a gift from the Misses Dan-
forth, 19. 102. Exhibits an engraved
portrait of Gen. Putnam, 19. 102.
Speaks of George III.'s collection of
books on America, 19. 122. Speaks of
a proposed communication from Mr.
Goddard, 19. 210. Presents Mr. God-
dard's intended communication, 19.
232. Exhibits a cup, formerly part of
the civic plate of Boston, Eng., 19.
239. Announces new editions of the
'Sewall Papers' and'Belknap Papers,'
19 251. Speaks of the increase in
number of antiquarian societies, 19.
252. Covenant of the St. Botolph
Club in accepting his gift of the Bos-
ton 'loving cup,' 19. 265, 266. Re-
marks by, on the death of Mr. Long-
fellow, 19. 266-268. Resolution offered
by, 19. 268, 269. Announces the death
of Mr. Allen, 19. 278. Remarks by, in
announcing the death of Mr. Emerson,
19. 298-302. Reads a letter from Judge
Hoar, 19. 302. Announces appoint-
ments for memoirs, 19. 310, 356.
Speaks of early portrait-painting in
Boston, 19. 312. Gift from, 19. 325.
Announces the death of Col. Chester,
19. 325, 326. Gives an account of a visit
to the Carter Brown Library, 19. 326-
329. Reads an extract from a letter
from Mr. Winthrop, 19. 329. Appoints
a publishing committee, 19. 334. Re-
marks by, on the death of Dr. Rob-
bins, 19. 349, 350; on the death of Mr.
Marsh, 19. 350-352 ; on that of Mr. De
Peyster, 19. 352. Communicates invi-
tation to send a representative of the
Society to the Webster Commemora-
tion, 19. 392. Announces Mr. Win-
throp's proposed return, 19. 392. Pre-
sents a gift to the .Society from Dr.
H. J. Bigelow, 20. 45. Appointed
to write a memoir of Mr. Nathaniel
Thayer, 20. 108. Pays a tribute to Mr.
Thayer, 20. 108-110. Remarks by,
on some souvenirs of Count Rumford,
20 226, 227. Speaks of the approach-
ing anniversary of the birth of Luther,
20. 264, 265. Remarks by, regarding
the proposed statue of John Harvard,
20. 345-348. Moves a vote of thanks
to Dr. Hedge, 20. 401. Speaks of in-
vestigations to be made with regard to
the pedigree of John Harvard, 20. 401.
His ' Life of Count Rumford' cited, i.
118ft. His ' Centennial of the Evacua-
tion of Boston,' i. 354 ; 16. 289. His
address on the Battle of Bunker Hill,
2. 231 n. His ' Memoir of Hon. C.
W. Upham,' 2. 609 n. ; 15. 182-220. His
' Memoir of Dr. Luther V Bell,' 7. 26-
99. ' Memoir of Jared Sparks ' by, 10.
211-310. His 'History of the Massa-
chusetts General Hospital,' presented,
12. 264. Paper by, ' Gen. Burgoyne in
Boston,' 14. 233-247. Presents a copy
of his 17th of March Oration, 14. 338.
' Memoir of Dr. Jacob Bigelow ' by, 17.
383-467. Reads a paper on the ' King's
Missive,' 18. 357-362. Letter to the
' Advertiser ' on the same subject, 18.
394-399. His ' The Red Man and the
White Man in North America,' 20. 190.
Ellis, Hannah (Mrs. Gray), 13. 420 n.
Ellis', Gov. Henry, 8. 218.
Ellis, Sir Henry, 2. 481.
Ellis, Rev. John, Rehoboth, 1.344; 19. 225.
Ellis, John Harvard, 15. 394. Donations
from, 7. 140, 279 ; 8. 254, 480; 9. 467 ;
10. 21, 40, 93, 469.
Ellis, Rev. Jonathan, his ' Description of
Topsham,' i. 67.
Ellis, Joshua, 18. 351, 351 n.
Ellis, Matthias, donation from, 2. 477.
Ellis, Sir Richard, 18. 437.
Ellis, Rowland, 17. 234 ; 18. 351 n.
Ellis, Rev. Rufus, D.D., xx. 376 n.; 18.
263 ; 20. 413. Letter from, on the Eng-
lish homes of the founders of Massa-
chusetts, 18. 248-253.
Ellison, Abraham, n. 395.
Ellison, Rev. Thomas, 19. 400,
Ellison, William P., donation from, 7. 368.
Vote of thanks to, 7. 369.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
153
Ellsworth, Henry L., Commissioner of
Patents, 2. 316, 317.
Ellsworth, Oliver, LL.D., 17. 364. On
slavery, 6. 136, 140, 142.
Elm, in medicine, 5. 393.
Elmsley, Peter, 15. 240 n.
Elsenham, Eng., 13. 405.
Elsevier, Baron, 12. 185.
Eltham, Va., ig. 71 n.
Elton, Mrs. Dr., 16. 397.
Elton, Richard, his 'Body of Art Mili-
tary,' i. 89.
Elton, Mrs. Romeo, donations from, 12.
186, 251.
Elton, Prof. Romeo, 10. 350. Donations
from, 5/313,315.
Elwin, Thomas, donation from, i. 130.
Elwis, , 18. 300.
ELWYN, ALFRED LANGDON, M.D., 18. 2,
406. Donation from, 16. 2. Vote of
thanks to, 16. 3. Elected a Correspond-
ing Member, 18. 67. Accepts member-
ship, 18. 118. His ' Autobiography of
Charles Biddle,' 20. 345.
Ely, Justin, donation from, i. 146.
Ely, Rev. Zebulon, 19. 339.
Elyat, Samuel, 20. 23.
Elyot, Thomas, 20. 23.
Emancipation, Josiah Quincy's views of,
9. 151.
Emancipation League, donation from, 7.
139.
Emancipation Proclamation, 10. 464.
Facsimile given, 7. 340.
Emanuel, King of Portugal, n. 424.
Embargo, proclamation for a general, by
Gov. Dudley, in 1711, n. 206.
' Embargo Laws/ i. 202.
Emden, 7. 210.
' Emerald,' the, i. 192.
Emerson, Rev. B., donation from thp
Committee of Arrangements for the
Fiftieth Anniversary of his settlement
in Salem, 3. 32 a.
Emerson, Charles C., 17. 39 ; 19. 305.
Emerson, Edward, 19. 304.
Emerson, Edward Bliss, 20. 403.
EMERSON, GEORGE B.,LL.D., 2. 158, 159-
8. 468 ; 10. 224 ; n. 33 ; 12. 4, 72, 315;
13. 370 ; 15. 7, 274, 305 ; 17. 387, 419,
460, 461 ; 18. 406 ; 19 426. Elected a
Resident Member, 7. 26. Donations
from, ii. 501. Remarks on the death of
GeorgeTicknor,i2. 25-29. Remarks by,
on the death of Mr. Gushing, 17. 6, 7.
His death, 18. xx ; 20. 232, 258. Death
of, announced, 18. 354. Remarks by
the President, 18. 354-356. Resolution
of the Society, 18. 356. Mr. Waterston
appointed to prepare a memoir of, 19.
125. Portrait of, faces 20 232. ' Me-
moir of,' by Rev. Robert C. Waterston,
20. 232-259. His birth and parentage,
20. 232. Boyhood, 20. 232. Education,
20. 233. At Dummer Academy, 20.
233. Enters Harvard College, 20. 233.
Classmates, 20. 233. Letters from Hon.
S. Salisbury and Hon. George Ban-
croft, 20. 234. College associates, 20.
235. Overwork, 20. 235. Appointed a
tutor in Harvard College, 20. 235, 236.
Teaches school in Lancaster, 20. 236.
Head master of the English High
School, 20. 236. Opens a school for
young ladies in Boston, 20. 236. Traits
of character, 20. 237, 242, 243, 252, 253,
258. Lectures before the Boston Me-
chanics' Institution, 20. 237. His agen-
cy in founding the American Institute
of Instruction, 20. 237, 238. Journey
to the White Mountains, 20. 238. Ad-
dress on Agassiz, 20. 238. Letter to
Mr. Waterston, 20. 239. His estimate
of Agassiz, 20. 239, 240. President of
the Boston Society of Natural History,
20. 241. Botanical and Zoological Sur-
vey of Massachusetts, 20. 241. Anec-
dote relative to Hallam's criticism of
Spencer, 20. 243, 244. Tribute to, by
Thomas T. Bouve, 20. 244. The Col-
lection of the Boston Society of Nat-
ural History, illustrating the woods of
New England, 20. 245. Letter from E.
T. Bouve, 20. 245, 246 ; from Thomas
T. Bouve', 20. 246, 247 ; from H. W. S.
Cleveland, 20. 247-249. Tribute to, by
Prof. Gray, 20. 249. Lectures insti-
tuted by the Boston Society of Natural
History, 20. 250, 251. Mr. Emerson's
letter on the subject, 20. 250, 251.
Travels in Europe, 20. 254. Visits the
Pacific Coast, 20. 255. His connection
with the Educational Commission for
the instruction of the freedmen, 20.
256. Progress of American literature,
20. 257. Degree of Doctor of Laws
conferred upon, 20. 258. A member of
the American Academy of Arts and
Sciences, 20. 258. His lecture on the
' History of Education in Massachu-
setts ' cited, 12. 253. His publications.
20. 240.
Emerson, John, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 267.
Emerson (Emmerson), Rev. John, H.C.
1656, 8. 12, 21, 26.
Emerson (Emmerson), Rev. John, H.C.
1675, 8. 23, 27.
Emerson (Emmerson), Rev. John, H.C.
1689, 8. 28.
Emerson, Joseph, 20. 313.
Emerson, Rev. Joseph, d. 1767, 17. 156.
His sermon to Capt. Lawrence's com-
pany, i. 79.
Emerson, Juda, 14. 128 n.
Emerson, Martha, 20 213.
Emerson, Phoebe, 2. 392.
EMERSON, RALPH WALDO, LL.D., 2 392;
10. 423 ; 13. 449 ; 14. 47; 15. 7, 376 ; 16.
115 j 17. 459 ; 18. 323, 329 n. ; 19. 292,,
154
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
333, 334, 347, 350; 20. 189, 194, 257,
404. Letter to Mrs. Samuel Ripley, 2.
393, 394. Elected a Resident Member,
12. 104. Accepts membership, 12. 126.
Remarks at the Scott Centennial meet-
ing, 12. 145-147. Remarks by, 14. 248.
Letter from, to Rev. Dr. Ellis, 15. 191.
Introduces Carlyle's works into this
country, 18. 329. His death, 19. xx.
Death of, announced by Dr. Ellis, 19.
298-302. Letter of Judge Hoar on the
death of, 19 302 Tribute to, by Dr.
Holmes, 19. 303-310. Resolution of the
Society, 19. 310. Dr. Clarke appointed
to prepare a memoir of, 19. 356. Reads
a poem at the Tea-party Centennial
meeting, 13. 207. Reads a paper upon
Thomas Carlyle, 18. 324-328.
Emerson, Samuel, M.D., 20. 233.
EMERSON, Rev. WILLIAM, A.M., d. 1811,
1. 130, 142-144, 148-151 n., 156, 158,
163-166, 169, 172, 186-188, 194-197,
199, 200, 206, 207, 213, 214, '219; 2.
387 n., 388 n., 392; 12. 24; 17. 403. His
death, i. xlii, 222 n. Donations from,
x. 137, 153, 167, 191, 201. Nominated a
Resident Member, i. 140. Elected, i.
142. Of Publication Committee, x. 150.
Of committee on reprinting Collections,
x. 150, 159, 165, 169, 216. Elected a
member of the Standing Committee, i.
157, 164, 170, 188, 193, 196, 206, 215,
221. Of committee on the Treasurer's
accounts, i. 157, 170. Of committee to
devise a better way of publishing the
Collections, i. 157. His pastorate in
Boston, 2. 392 ; 12. 24 ; 17. 403. Mr.
Thacher's ' Memoir of ' cited, i. 222 n.
His Fourth of July discourse at Har-
vard, i. 76. His Fourth of July ora_-
tion at Boston, i. 153. His sermon on
the death of Dr. Thacher, i. 153. His
notes on Compton, i. 166. His sermon
before the Boston Female Asylum, i.
191.
Emerson, Rev. William, Concord, d. 1776,
2. 392 ; 5. 221 n. ; 19. 377 n.
Emerton, Lieut. Ephraim, 15. 78.
Emery, , 12. 423.
Emery, Charles IL, donation from, 3. 229.
Emery, Nicholas, 19. 170.
Emery, Rev. S. Hopkins, requests the
loan of certain manuscripts, 2. 494, 499.
Donates a copy of the By-Laws of the
New England Society of Illinois, 3. 132.
Donations from, 2. 532 ; 5. 227 ; 6. 82 ;
7. 143, 408 ; 8. 480 ; 9. 353 ; 10. 40, 335.
Emery, Rev. Samuel, 8. 29.
Emery, Samuel H., donation from, 2. 532.
Emigrant Aid Society, 19. 337.
' Emigration, Extract from a Letter on,'
i. 76.
Emigres in America, 1793-96, 7. 145.
Emlyn, Thomas, x. 76.
Emmanuel College, Eng., 20. 21.
Emmanuel Register, names from Dr.
Bennett's copy of, 20. 22, 23.
Emmes, Aaron, 19. 177.
Emmes, Samuel, n. 140.
Emmet, Thomas Addis, 10. 184.
Emmons, , 17. 173.
Emmons, Lieut. George F., U.S.N., do-
nation from, 3. 182.
Emmons, N., portrait painter, 17. 233, 234 ;
18.318.
Emmons, Rev. Nathaniel, his sermon be-
fore the Missionary Society, i. 146.
Emms, Henry, 6. 352.
Emnith, Mr., schoolmaster, 12. 389.
Emser, Hieronymus, 20. 374.
' Encyclopaedia Americana/ edited by
Lieber, 1829-33, 10. 184 ; 12. 266 ; 14.
78; 18. 200; 19. 341. See also 'New
American Cyclopaedia.'
' Encyclopaedia Britannica,' 6. 305.
End, William, donation from, 2. 474.
Endicot, Capt., 5. 135. See Endicott.
Endicott, John, d. 1857, xi. 262.
Endicott, Gov. John (Endecot, Endicot,
Indcott, and Indicott), 2. 613; 3. 34, 63 ;
4. 155, 1 56, 441 ; 5. 135, 137, 141, 142 ; 10.
97,326; xx. 176, 177, 179, 183, 400; 12.
337,342,432; 13-79; 14.304; 15. 217;
16. 138, 146; 17. 123, 129, 367, 369 ; 18.
118, 183, 297, 298, 357, 358, 361, 388,
390, 394, 397, 400 ; 20. 64, 74, 118, 210.
Letter in Dutch to, i. 152. Portrait
of, presented to the Society, 2. 61. Por-
trait of, to be framed, 2. 78. Visited
by Pere Druillettes, 3 34. The warrant
for capturing the Regicides, 3. 63. Au-
tograph letter from Eliot, 3. 311-313.
Chosen ' Governor of London Planta-
tion in the Massachusetts Bay,' April
30, 1629, 9. 40 ; n. 178. Letter of
Gov. Winthrop to, about Roger Wil-
liams, 12. 343-345. Portrait of, copied
by Smibert, 16. 395. Portrait of, re-
paired, 20. 192.
Endicott, William, Jr., 19. 357. Donation
from, 10. 311.
ENDICOTT, Hon. WILLIAM C., LL.D., 10.
485 ; 17. 67, 369 ; 19. 357. Elected a
Resident Member, 7. 348. Accepts
membership, 7. 373. Remarks of, 8. 8.
Of the committee to nominate officers,
9. 82; ii. 229. Elected a member of
the Standing Committee, 10. 20, 173.
Vote of thanks to, on retiring from the
Standing Committee, n. 46. Presents
a ' brief ' of a lawsuit between Lynn
and Nahant, 13. 44. Appointed to pre-
pare a memoir of Judge Thomas, 16.
370.
Endicott Hall, 6. 33.
Endicott stone, a-cast of, given, 18 400.
Endicott Street, 6. 30.
Enfield, Conn., 12. 398. Ceded by Mas-
sachusetts to Connecticut, 12. 401 n.,
406 n.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
155
En field, Mass., 12. 398 n.
Enfleld, N. PL, 3. 114.
Engineers, English Corps of, 6. 38, 40.
England, 3. 8, 25, 55, 61, 66, 128, 132, 145,
145 n., 146, 150, 174, 177, 208, 229, 236,
257, 316; 6 42, 46, 47, 50, 51, 61, 64,
74 n., 126, 136, 161, 254, 261, 262, 276,
348, 376 n., 414, 435, 473, 474, 476,
476 n., 488-490 ; 7. 250, 327. ' Abridg-
ment of the Statutes of,' i. 53. Col-
lection of State Tracts on the Rev-
olution of 1688, i. 153. Letter con-
cerning the early history of, 2. 500,
500 n., 501 n. Matters of interest in
the history of, 2. 506 n. Question of
postal rates, 3. 78. Claim of Caxton
of having introduced printing in, 3.
137 n. The first regular trading -vessel
between the two worlds, 3. 183. The
word ' unit ' applied to certain coins, 3.
185. Matters pertaining to slavery in,
3. 190, 201, 202 ; 6. 94, 142, 143, 221,
234. Law of banishment, 3. 199, 200.
Act of Union with Scotland, 6. 28.
Matters pertaining to the Narragansett
Patent, 6. 60, 61, 65??., 71 n., 73 n., 76.
Money invested for the benefit of Har-
vard College, 6. 344. Desires to regain
her possessions in America, 6. 374.
Railroad system introduced into, 6. 423.
Comparisons between, and New Eng-
land, 6. 427. Preparation for the War
of 1812, 6. 435, 436. Feeling in, to-
wards the colonies in 1775, 7, 193, 213,
215, 218, 222, 223, 228, 233. Reported
tumults in, 7. 204, 205. Extinction of
villenage in, 7. 307-326. Negro slavery
in, 7. £$2-326. Its air too pure for a
slave to breathe in, 7. 314, 325. First
American propeller packet-ship to, 7.
413. Magna Charta, 8. 303. Forms
used by the Crown of, in issuing Let-
ters-Patent, xi. 166-188. Pronuncia-
tion of the names of certain places in,
18. 253. Conduct of,, in the 'Rebel-
lion/ ii. 275-277. 'Pictorial History
of,' cited, 6. 187. See Great Britain.
England's Helicon, 20. 228.
English, Mr., runs a pin into Mary
Hobbs's hand, 5 34.
English, George Bethune, his ' Grounds
of Christianity examined' refuted by
E. Everett, 8. 118-120, 136, 137. His
character, 8. 136.
English, James, 6. 80.
English, James L., 4. 361 n.
English, Joseph, Indian, 14. 143.
English, Philip, 20. 286, 289, 292 n., 294-
296, 296 n., 297, 314, 320.
English, Thomas, donation from, 1. 152 n.
English, Thomas, naturalized, 4. 361.
English Board of Trade, 18. 437, 444.
English Chapman's and Traveller's Al-
manack, 7. 130.
English Courts, list of, 20. 398.
English High School Association, dona-
tions from, ii. 498.
English Map of Boston, 6. 39.
English Parliament, see Parliament.
English Whigs, 2. 164.
Engravers, early, of New England, 9. 197,
210.
Enniscorthy, 10. 402.
Enos, Lieut.- Col. Roger, 15. 160.
' Enterprise,' United States brig, action
with the ' Boxer,' 15 188.
Entomological Society of London, 19.
322.
Entrance fees, i. 3, 69. See By -Laws.
Epaulets worn by Washington, see Wash-
ington, George.
Epe'e, Charles Michel, Abbe de I', i. 365.
'E<j)rtfj.€pis, or a Diary, 7. 129.
Epictetus, 3. 384 ; 18. 430.
Epiphanius, Bishop of Constantia, his
' Opera,' 18. 427.
Episcopacy, 3. 184 ; 6. 442. Gov. Brad-
ford on, ii. 428 ct seq. Introduction of,
into Massachusetts, 12. 374-378.
'Episcopal Observer,' 5. 435 n.
Episcopal Seminary at Cambridge, 15.
190.
Episcopal Theological School, Cambridge,
Mass., 18 312, 313.
Episcopal Tract Society, i. 238 n.
Epping, N. II., 17. 155.
Epps, Daniel, B.C. 1069, 8. 13, 22. 27.
Epps, Daniell, grandchild of Edmand
Reade, 6. 254, 257.
Epps, Daniell, son-in-law to Edmand
Reade, 6. 254, 257.
Epps, Edward, 6. 258.
Epps, Elizabeth, 6. 257.
Epps, Mrs. Martha (Reade), 6. 254, 257.
Epps, Samuel, 8. 13, 22, 27.
Epsom, N. IL, 17. 153.
Epworth, Capt., 5. 360.
Erasmus, Desiderius, 8. 94; 20. 381.
Cited, 12. 381.
Erastus B. Bigelow Fund, 18. 323, 406,
409, 411, 414; 19. 292, 293, 295; 20.
194, 195, 198.
Eredia, Em. Legodinho d', letter of, 14.
2, 3.
Eric the Red, see Erik.
Erick, Bishop of Greenland, 13. 362.
Erickson, Aaron, 10. 461.
Ericsson, John, LL.D., 13. 328. Designs
an iron steamer, 7. 412, 413, 415. His
' Contributions to the Centennial Exhi-
bition ' presented, 16. 367. ..Vote of
thanks to, 16. 368. Anecdote of, 16.
368.
Erie, Penn., 4. 94 ; 18. 191.
Erie Canal, completed, ii. 60.
Erie Lake, 6. 239-241.
Erik the Red, 13. 362; 18. 21, 80, 81.
' Eriksrauda-saga ' cited, 18. 21.
Erika, sect of, 6. 123-125.
Erlecke, Comte d', 2. 573.
156
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Erni, Henry, 13. 370.
Ernie, J., 13. 106.
Ernst II., Duke of Saxe-Coburg, 16. 12.
Erondelle, Pierre, 20. 276 n. Cited, 5. 129.
Erpen (Erpenius), Thomas van, 12. 186;
16. 459.
Erse language, 10. 163.
Erskine, the Misses, 8. 323.
Erskine, David Montague, 17. 116.
Erskine, David Stuart, Earl of Buchan, see
Buchan.
Erskine, Ebenezer, n. 490.
ERSKINE, Rev. JOHN, D.D., 10. 160 ; 17.
136, 137. Nominated a Corresponding
Member, i. 38. Elected, i. 4.4. Dona-
tion from, i. 53, 138.
Erskine, Ralph, xi. 490.
Erskine, Thomas, Lord, 20. 390.
Erving, Capt., 8. 397.
Erving, A., 4. 235.
Erving, Elizabeth (Mrs. Bowdoin), see
Bowdoin.
Erving, George, 7. 253; 8. 320, 322, 329 ;
ii. 140, 392, 394; 16. 69, 392; 19. 215.
A refugee from Boston in 1776, 18.
266.
Erving, Mrs. George, 16. 392 ; 19. 215-
ERVING, Hon. GEORGE W., 16. 69; 17.
365. Nominated a Corresponding Mem-
ber, i. 346. Elected, i. 347. Accepts
membership, i. 370. Vote of thanks
to, for donation of medals, i. 346. Pre-
sents donations, 2. 13. Naturalized, 4.
363.
Erving, Hon. John, d. 1786, i. 67; xi.
140; 12. 323; 13. 62; 14. 232. Por-
trait of, by Blackburn, 16. 388. A
refugee from Boston in 1776, 18. 266.
Erving, John, Jr., n. 392, 395; 17. 217.
Donations from, i. 67, 73.
Erving, Mrs. John, portrait of, by Black-
burn, 16. 388.
Erving, Mrs. Lucy, 16. 392.
Erving, Mrs. Maria Catharine, 16. 388.
Erving, Shirley, M.D., 17. 117, 118.
Erving, Mrs. Shirley, 16. 388.
Erving, Major William, 4. 360 ; 14. 233 ;
17. 395. Legacy from, to Harvard Col-
lege, 7. 183. Letter from, 14. 232.
Erwin, , 14. 233.
Espartaro, Don Baldomero, 18. 199.
Esquemeling, John, his ' Buccaneers of
America,' i. 153.
Essex, a negro, 20. 123, 126, 137, 140.
Essex, Robert Devereux, 2d Earl of, 12.
102; 13.97.
Essex, Robert Devereux, 3d Earl of, 6.
54; ii. 165 n., 410 n.
Essex, William Capell, 3d Earl of, 13. 101.
Essex, Conn., 16. 4.
Essex, Eng., 6. 254.
Essex Archaeological Society, 20 206.
Essex Bar, 19. 143. Rules of, 19. 149.
Essex Bar Association, resolves of, on
the death of John G. King, 18. 39, 40.
Essex Company, 6. 316.
Essex County, Mass., 6. 289; 10. 324,
485. ' Survey of the Population of,'
i. 13. Court of Common Pleas, 2. 7.
Probate Courts of, 6. 293, 294, 329.
Essex County Lyceum, 6. 297, 330.
'Essex Gazette/ i. 50, 293 n. Cited, 14.
262, 266.
Essex Historical Society, i. 385; 2. 8 ; 6.
317; 18. 38. 'Historical Collections'
of, cited, 16. 295 n.
Essex Institute, Salem. Mass., 6. 330 ; 8.
8; 15. 206, 211, 212, '364 ; 16. 279; 18.
38, 39; 19. 383. Donations from, 3. 50,
97, 110 ; 4. 329, 424, 429, 437 ; 5. 30,
45, 57, 86, 145, 196, 218, 227, 319; 6. 1,
22, 249, 361, 414; 7. 1, 100, 139, 140,
152, 338, 368, 373 ; 8. 1, 76, 78, 88, 171,
314, 463, 466 ; 9. 81, 177, 227, 255, 347,
462; 10. 21, 40, 85, 93, 117, 134,311,
319, 469; ii. 498. Action of Judge
White in founding, 6. 317. Bequest of
a large library to, 6. 317. Comrmmi-
cation from, on printing the Province
Statutes, 8. 212. 'Historical Collec-
tions ' of, cited, 20. 148 n.
Essex Junto, 6. 275, 280.
Essex Natural-History Society, 6 317.
Donation from, 2 498.
'Essex Result,' 8. 297, 300. Cited, 13.
303.
Essex-South Bar, 2. 1.
Estabrook (Easterbrook), .Key. Benjamin,
8. 29.
Estabrook (Easterbrook), Rev. Joseph, 8.
13, 22,27; 10. 403.
Estabrook (Easterbrook), Rev. Samuel,
8.29.
Estaing, Charles H. The'odat, Comte d', 6.
196 ; 13. 251 n. ; 15. 33, 56, 56 n. ; 17.
163, 164 j 20. 90, 91.
Esterhazy, Paul Anthony, Prince, 16.
440.
Esther, Indian, 19. 415.
Estius, Willem van, his 'In Pauli Episto-
las/ 18. 426. His ' In Sententias,' 18.
427.
Estres, Cardinal Cesar d', 12. 425.
Estridsen, King Swend, see Swend.
Ether, sulphuric, its use as an anaesthetic,
5. 506, 507.
Etruscans, similarity of ornaments worn
by, to those of certain Indians, 6 21.
Etter, Peter, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 267.
Etting, Col. Frank M., 14. 205. Donation
from, 13. 80. Vote of thanks to, 13. 81.
Euclid's ' Elements/ Pres. Dunster's copy,
10. 408.
Euens, John, 16. 265.
Euens, Robert, 16. 265.
Eugene, Prince, xx. 242.
Eugenie, Empress of France, 4. 428.
Eulogies, 10. 317.
Euripides, 3. 384.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
157
Europe, 3. 13, 132, 227, 334, 391, 395 ; 6.
6, 21, 153, 334, 401. Law referring to
rights of possession in America, 3. 77.
Commerce with New England in the
Colonial times, 3. 183. Influence of the
trade in cotton upon the commerce of,
3. 221. Indignation called forth by the
statements of Chief Justice Taney, 6.
92. Negro soldiers under monarchical
rule, 6. 247-249. Practice of, in regard
to standing armies, 6. 379. Diffusion
of Cotton Mather's book, 6. 407.
European journals, 6. 421.
European States, contemporaneous his-
tory of, necessary for knowledge of the
Revolution, 6. 365.
European travel, Josiah Quincy's objec-
tions to, 7. 389.
Eusebius, Cwsariensis, 18. 427.
Eustaphieve, Alexis, 18. 381.
Eustis, Gen, Abraham, 18. 284. Letter
from, giving an account of the battle
of York, ii. 492-495.
Eustis, Chief Justice George, 12. 289.
Eustis, Mrs. Henry L., 14. 315.
Eustis, Prof. Henry L., u. 492.
Eustis, Jacob, 17. 117.
Eustis, Hon. William, LL.D., Governor of
Massachusetts, d. 1825, n. 61, 57 ; 14.
65,67; 15. 128; 17. 19; 18. 284; 19.
38 n. Letter to, n. 492-495. Donation
from, i. 217. Burr's letters to, 5. 310.
Cited on slavery, 6. 337.
Eustis, Mrs. William, n. 495.
Eustis, William T., donation from, 2.
460,
Enstis House, 10. 94.
Eutaw Springs, 6'. C , 17 232.
Eutropins, 6. 2ti6.
Evance, Mr., 19. 219.
vEvance, Sir Stephen, 2. 305 n.
Evander, 19. 370.
Evangelistarium, 10. 454.
Evans, Mr., death of, 14. 286.
'Evans, , a refugee -from Boston in
1776, 18. 268.
Evans, Rev. Arthur B., D.D., his ' Leices-
tershire Words and Phrases ' cited, 18.
11 n.
Evans, John, killed by Indians, 14. 124.
Evans, John, Jr., son of the above, cap-
tured by Indians, 14. 124 n.
Evans, Bishop John, 6. 19.
Evans, Cnpt. Jonathan, 15. 80.
Evans, Re>: Joseph, 17. 300.
Evans, Lewis, i. 11. Maps by, i. 12, 31.
Evans, Patience (Mrs. Alkins), 14. 150.
Evans, Lieut. Reuben, 15. 79 «.
Evans, Robert, 14. 124 n.
Evans, Robert, Sen., death of, 14. 131.
Evans, Thomas, letter and donation from,
2. 551.
Evans, W. W., donation from, 14. 38.
Vote of thanks to, 14. 38.
Evansville, Ind., 10. 80.
Evarts, Jeremiah, i. 328.
EVAKTS, Hon. WILLIAM M., LL.D., 15.
266 ; 16. 25 ; 17. 239, 377 ; 18. 62 ; 20.
351. Elected an Honorary Member,
15. 163. Accepts membership, 15. 177.
Eveleth, Mr., 7. 217.
Eveleth, Rev. John, 8. 28.
Evely, Lieut. Joseph, 15. 86, 86 n.
Evelyn, John, 8. 92; 16. 211, 239; 19.
329.
Evelyn, Robert, 17. 288.
Evelyn, Capt. W. Glanville, 20. 43, 185.
Remarks by the President on the ' Me-
moir and Letters of,' 17. 288-291.
' Memoir/ presented, 17. 328.
Evelyn, Rev. William, 17. 289.
'Evening Bulletin,' newspaper, 19 281.
'Evening Portland Advertiser,' 8. 462.
Evening prayers, discontinuance of, at
Harvard College, 6. 269.
Evens, Hannah (Mrs. Field), 14. 152.
Evens, John, 17. 355.
Evens, Joseph, marriage of, 14. 152.
Evens, Mrs. Mercy, 14. 152.
Evens, Patience (Mrs. Alkins), 14. 150.
Everard, , 15. 232.
Everard, John, London, 5. 496 ; 20 23.
Everard, Sarah (Airs. Rogers), 5. 491,496.
Everard, Thomas. 20. 22.
Evered, Thomas, 20. 22.
EVERETT, lion. ALEXANDER H., LL.D.,
1. 435, 445, 453, 456, 468, 470, 472, 478 n ,
479; 4. 400; 8. 131, 132, 138, 182, 183;
10. 218, 246 ; 12. 24 ; 14. 392 ; 16. 377 ;
17. 390, 401, 403. Nominated a Resi-
dent Member, i. 428. Elected, i. 434.
Accepts membership, i. 436. Of com-
mittee on exchange of books with Dr.
Adams, i. 453, 456. Of committee on
exchange with the Athenaeum, i. 455,
457. Motion of, i. 470. Of committee
on manuscripts, i. 471. Present at
meetings of the Society, 2. 28, 60.
Subjects of lectures delivered by him,
2. 34, 79, 80. Removes to Louisiana,
2. 215, 608 n. Donations from, 2. 217,
336, 365. His death, 2. 608 n. Notice
of, 2. 608 n.
Everett, Mrs. Charlotte Gray (Brooks),
H.372; ia.262.
Everett, David, io.52; 19. 169, 175, 175«.,
176. Donations from, i. 202, 219. His
autograph, faces 19. 169.
EVERETT, Hon. EDWARD, LL.D., i.280n.,
331, 333, 335, 385, 434 n., 486 ; 4. 125,
134, 148, 195, 224, 406, 407, 410, 414,
416, 417, 424; 7. 171, 300; 8. 72, 82,
182, 183, 191, 197, 202, 261, 448, 485;
9. 192, 218 ; 10. 22, 37, 144, 148, 191,
213, 218, 219, 230, 237, 245, 252 n., 285,
286, 307, 362 ; 11. 78, 82, 89, 146, 200,
233, 271, 357, 359, 361, 371, 372, 377;
12. 6, 25, 142, 153, 183, 261, 262, 439,
443 ; 13. 3, 24, 70, 76, 257, 259, 280, 350,
446; 14. 114, 187 ; 15. 5, 198, 215, 219,
158
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
EVERETT, Lion. EDWARD, LL.D. (cont'd).
334, 335 n., 370, 373, 393; 16. 42, 61,
141, 377 ; 17. 6, 7, 14, 47, 91, 402, 447,
461 ; 18. 44, 62 »., 80, 167, 209, 252, 279,
323, 352, 353, 366, 436 ; 19. 49, 49 ».,
115, 199, 268, 302, 304, 341 ; 20. 28, 98,
233, 235, 238, 241, 385, 386, 390. His
death, i. xliii; 8. xvi, 101, 147. Nomi-
nated a Resident Member, i. 287.
Elected, i. 288. Letter from the Rhode
Island Historical Society referred to, i.
437. Lecture given by, i. 477, 478. Of
Publication Committee, i. 480. Dona-
tions from, i. 483, 496 ; 2. 31, 39, 51, 96,
170, 233, 341, 349, 410, 416, 418, 442, 455,
457, 458, 461, 469, 470, 475, 483, 532,
536, 538, 539, 547, 555, 569, 574 ; 3. 42,
182 ; 4. 309 ; 5. 27, 47, 52, 229, 309 ; 6.
15 ; 8. 88. His position in the photo-
graph of the group of members, 2. vi,
vii ; 3. 32 a. Present at meetings of
the Society, 2. 21, 132, 426, 429, 432,
434, 441, 450, 464, 456, 462, 466, 468,
470, 472, 479, 483, 486, 493, 495, 498.
Excused from the Publishing Commit-
x tee, 2. 26. Subjects of lectures given
by, 2. 34. To be admitted to the Royal
Society of Northern Antiquaries, 2.
85 n. Material given in charge to, 2.
97. Parcel for, 2. 126 n. Letters from,
2. 178, 179, 191, 233» 510. To receive
six copies of Vol. VIII., third series, 2.
248. Of committee to consider the
ownership of the Hutchinson Papers,
2. 333. Excused from the committee
on the Hutchinson Papers, 2. 363. Of
committee to consifler the preservation
of the Society's manuscripts, 2. 429.
Report of the committee, 2. 431-484.
Chosen President pro tempore, 2. 431~
445, 497. Presents a copy of a diary
kept by Thomas Newell, 2. 461. Pre-
sents to the Society John Dolbeare's
Bill of Lading Book, 2. 470. Of Stand-
ing Committee, 2. 488. Materials for
the life of Mr. Daniel Webster placed
in his hands, 2. 507 n. Correspondence
relating to the return of maps belong-
ing to the Society, 2. 510, 512. The
maps returned, 2. 524, 525. Chosen as
delegate to attend a celebration at Lan-
caster, 2. 534. A delegate to the semi-
centennial celebration of the New York
Historical Society, 2. 595. Amount
subscribed by, for the Library and
new Catalogue, 2. 603??. Stuart's por-
trait of, 3. iv, 169, 361 ; 4. c!35. Re-
marks by, 3. 109 ; 4. 436. Portraits of,
3 iv, 169, 172, 361 ; 4. 244, 335 ; 8. 101.
Expresses the satisfaction of the Soci-
ety in regard to the donation from Mr.
Dowse, 3. 104-107. Of committee to
take action concerning the Dowse Li-
brary, 3. 107-109. His address on the
death of Mr. Dowse, 3. 117-122. To
prepare a memoir of Mr. Dowse, 3. 122.
Remarks on Mr. Dowse, 3. 172, 174.
Presents manuscripts concerning the
Franklin family, 3. 174-177. Donates
the record-book of Ecton Parish to the
Historical Society, 3 175, 176 ; 6. 334.
Signs a memorial remonstrating against
a petition of the Historic, Genealogical
Society for a change of its corporate
name, 3. 266-270. To receive the
thanks of the Society for his eulogy
on the late Thomas Dowse, 3. 354, 356.
Delivers theeulogv on Thomas Dowse,
3, 361-398. Portrait of, from Stuart's
sketch, faces 3. 361. Statement on his
discourse on Washington, 4. 87-106.
Letter from, to G: Livermore, 4. 116,
117. Vote of thanks to, 4. 145. On
W: H. Prescott, 4. 198-205. The Soci-
ety meets at his house, 4. 205. On H:
Hallam, 4. 207-213. Letter to, from
H: Hallam, 4. 212, 213. Motion, 4. 213,
310. Letter to, from Robert Walsh, 4.
231-234. On A. von Humboldt, 4. 314-
321. On Washington Irving, 4. 395-
403. On Macaulay, 4. 426. On H: D.
Gilpin, 4. 432-436. Receives the Prince
of Wales, 5. 97. And Washington's
letters, 5. 152. Of Publishing Commit-
tee, 5. 154. Letter to, from J. F. Wat-
son, 5. 208. On Daniel Dewey Barnard,
5. 213-218. Of committee on exchange
of prisoners in the Revolution, 5. 324,
346. His plan for publication of Liv-
ermore's paper, 6. 82, 83. Remarks
upon the paper by, on slaves as citi-
zens, etc., 6. 83. Mention of Peter Sa-
lem, 6. 177, 178. Suggestions of, in
regard to negro soldiers, 6. 239. The
Bell and Everett Party, 6. 308 n. Re-
marks on Nathan Hale, 6 419-425.
Letter to, from J. F. Watson, 5. 210.
Regrets his absence when Lord Lynd-
hurst was to be commemorated, 7. 267.
And Washington's seal, 7. 374. On
death of Hon. Josiah Quincy, 7. 391-
397. Portrait and autograph, face, 8.
101. Tribute to, 8. 101-170. Anecdotes
of, 8. 272, 273. Portrait of, exhibited,
8. 476; 9. 244. Story's statue of, 10.
83. As President of Harvard College,
10. 292. Letter to, 10. 300. And
Mr. G: Livermore, 10. 439. His in-
auguration as President of Harvard
University, 10. 441. Eulogium on, u.
107. Letter of, to Abraham Thomp-
son, 14. 67. Bust of, presented to the
Cabinet, 16- 315. His opinion of Mot-
ley's ' Dutch Republic/ 16. 428. Note
of, to Dr. Bigelow, 17. 440. His esti-
mate of Nathan Hale, 18. 278. Quota-
tion from, on the Hon. John Lowell, 2.
168, 169. Edits the works of Daniel
Webster, with a biography prefixed, 2.
529. Eulogy of Washington by, 3. 336.
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159
His eulogy on Thomas Dowse, 3. 361-
898; 4. 242, 251. Cited, 4. 57. Ad-
dress given at a dinner for Prince
Napoleon, 6. 15. Address delivered in
New York, July 4, 18G1, quoted, 6.
97-99. Speeches and orations cited,
6. 178. Editor of ' North American
Review,' 7. 452.
Everett, Mrs. Edward, n. 372.
Everett, H. S., donation from, 10. 105.
Everett, Rev. Moses, 7. 254, 255 ; 20. 213.
Everett, Otis, contributes to purchase the
Society's building, i. 465 n.
Everett, 'Sarah Preston, 18. 279.
Everett, Sidney, the ' Chevalier de Ter-
nay,' of, 13. 105.
EVERKTT, WILLIAM, Ph.D., 16. 36, 437 ;
17.242; 18.269; 19. 115; 20. 183,402.
Donation from, 8. 201, 254 ; 10 117 ;
ii. 499; 15. 8; 16. 315. Elected a
Resident Member, 14. 217. Accepts
membership, 14. 317. Remarks on the
death of Mr. Motley, 15. 298. On the
death of Mr. Quincy, 15. 298. Remarks
on the death of Victor Emmanuel, 16.
13-15. Remarks on a proposed statue
to Leif, the Northman, 18. 79, 80. Of
committee on the nomenclature of the
streets of Boston, 18. 214. Calls atten-
tion to the pronunciation of the names
of certain places in England, 18. 2-33.
Gives an account of a visit to Carlyle,
18. 330. Remarks on the death of Mr.
Dana, 19. 206, 207. Speaks of the
death of Mr. Longfellow, 19. 277, 278:
Relates incidents of a vacation visit to
England and Scotland, 19. 392. Takes
part in the discussion ' on Mr. C. F.
Adams, Jr.'s, paper on the printing of
old manuscripts, 20. 182, 183. Remarks
on the establishment of courts of Oyer
and Terminer in Massachusetts, 20.
332, 333. Remarks in reference to the
impeachment of Judge Pickering, 20.
337, 338.
Everett School, 6 33.
Everett statue, Boston, 17. 428.
Everett Street, 6. 30.
Everingham, Eleanor, 7. 129.
YJ\QYI^ Deacon Joshua, 8. 221, 222.
Everlasting as a medicine, 5. 395.
Evines, Richard, 20. 323.
Evpsquish, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Ewbank, Thomas, cited, 6. 248.
Ewell, Pres. Benjamin S., 15. 231 n. Do-
nation from, ii. 84, 499.
Ewer, Mr., Cape Cod, 8. 221.
Ewer, Charles, donations from, 2. 236,
361.
Ewer, Rev. Ferdinand C., donation from,
ii. 499.
Ewer, Rt. Rev. John, Bishop of Llandaff,
* Ewer Manuscripts ' cited, 16. 53 n.
Ewing, Andrew, 4. 235.
Exchange Bank, R. I., i. 202.
Exchange Coffee House, Boston, i. 434 n. •
18. 380 ; 19. 104.
Exchange of prisoners during the Amer-
ican Revolution, 5. 325-346.
Exchanges of preachers, 5. 421, 422.
Exchanges of publications, 2. 1, 16, 18,
23, 24, 50, 57, 124, 127, 133, 146, 183,
268, 363, 494, 535 ; 4. 287. See Collec-
tions. Chances of increasing the num-
bers of, 3. 3. Letter proposing an
exchange from Mr. Whitmore, 3. 91.
A system of, instituted by the Standing
Committee, 3. 92, 159. The request of
the Historic, Genealogical Society ac-
ceded to conditionally, 3. 95. Arranged
with Mr. O'Callaghan, 3 96.
Excise Bill, pamphlet relating to, i. 21.
Executive Committee of the Council, see
Council of the Society.
Exeter, Eng., 3. 144 n., 145.
Exeter, .V. H., 5. 7, 8 ; 10. 217,218; 16.
8 n., 250-258, 261, 264, 266, 272, 273,
275 ; 17. 152, 153, 156, 186 n., 219, 224-
227, 352, 355 n.; 18. 435; 19. 126, 127,
258, 259. Church at, organized, 14.
140 n. Powder made at, 14. 252. Phil-
lips Academy at, 18. 280.
Exeter, R. I., Conference at (1752), 8.
220-223.
Exeter Academy, 2. 279 ; 6. 425 ; 12. 308.
Expedition from New London to Wood-
stock, 1699, 9. 473.
Expeditions against the French, schedule
of the cost of, 20. 56.
Expenses of the Society, 4. 240-242. See
Treasurer, report of.
Expert testimony in cases of insanity,
7. 54-56.
' Explanation of Map of the Lands
gained by Treaty with the Indians,'
i. 20.
Exports and Imports, 6. 64. Of New
England in 1631, 3. 183, 184. Of Rich-
mond Island, 3. 184. Of cotton from
the United States to Liverpool, 3. 228.
Express, ship, 3. 78.
Eye-glass, formerly the property of B :
Franklin, 3. 113. Inscriptions on the
case of, 3. 113.
Eyers, Capt. Samuel, killed by Indians,
14. 148.
' Eyrbyggja-saga,' cited, 18. 20, 21.
Eyre, Eliezer, 14. 376 n.
Eyre, G. E., & Spottiswood, W., printers, 7
301.
Eyre, Thomas, 12. 115; 14. 376 n.
Eyres, Joseph, 20. 13.
Eyres, Mrs. Mary, 14. 152.
Eyres, William, marriage of, 14. 152.
Ezion-Geber, 3. 207.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
F.
Fabes, John, 16. 264.
Fabes, John, Sen., 16. 264.
Fabian, John, marriage of, 14. 151.
Fabius, Quintus Maximus, 15. 35.
Fabri, Honore, 16. 239.
Fabri, M. J. E., his ' Handbuch der neues-
ten Geographic/ I. 113.
Fabrian, Mrs. Mary, 14. 151.
Facsimiles, ' Plan of an Antiquarian So-
ciety, August, 1790,' by Dr. Belknap,
I. between xii and xiii. Catalogue of
the earliest members of the Society,
I. xiv, xv. Circular letter of the His-
torical Society, i. between xx and
xxi, 1-3. Titlepage of the American
Apollo, and of the proposal for the
same, faces i. xxii, xxiii, 23. Hand-
writing of the early members of the
Society, i. xxxiv, 42, 43, 64, 116, 117,
150, 151, 226, 232, 233, 246, 282, 283,
338, 339, 488. First page of the rec-
ord of the Society, faces i. 1. Portion
of Bradford's ' History of Plymouth,'
faces 3. 21. Great Seal of New Eng-
land, 6. 80, 81. Paper-note issued in
1690 by Massachusetts-Ba)'-, faces 6.
428. Letter of Charles II., faces 6. 488.
Seal of Louis Duke of Orleans, faces
7. 154. Handwriting of Phillis Wheat-
ley, faces 7. 166 ; 15. 386. Signatures
of Privy Councillors of 1664, faces 7.
346. Seal of the old Kennebec or Ply-
mouth Land Company, 7. 369. Maps
of Boston, facing 7. 477 ; 17. frontis-
piece. Letter of John Hampden to Sir
John Eliot, faces 8. 427. Autograph
of Capt. John Smith, 9. 454. Seal of
the Council for New England, 9. 47i.
Proclamation for a General Embargo
by Gov. Joseph Dudley, u. 206. First
page of Bradford's ' Dialogue/ faces
ii. 406. Handwriting of Gov. William
Bradford, faces n. 406. Oath taken
by Andrew Oliver, faces 12. 247. Page
of John Adams's Diary relative to the
Destruction of the Tea, faces 13. 191.
Handwriting of John Adams, faces 13.
191. Zeno Map, faces 13. 352. Sec-
tion of indenture of David Thomson
and others, 14. frontispiece. Invitation
addressed to Maj.-Gen. Fitz John Win-
throp to attend the funeral of Sir
William Phips, faces 14. 216. Certi-
ficate as an enlisted Montross at South
Battery in Boston, faces 15. 364, 365.
First page of the Records of the Presi-
dent and Council of New Hampshire,
faces 16. 260. Handwriting of Mr.
Stileman, faces 16. 260. Signatures of
Columbus and Vespuccius, faces 16.
322. Marks made by Pequot Indians
as signatures, faces 16. 402. Memo-
rial stone placed in the fort at Castle
Island, faces 17. 20. New Hampshire
form of government in 1689-90, faces
17. 227. Map of the site of Washing-
ton's birthplace, faces 17. 239. Peti-
tion of lioger Conant, laces 17. 866.
Writing by John Albion Andrew, faces
18. 47. Titlepage of the manuscript
relating to the Sagadahoc Colony,
faces 18. 94. Earliest known print of
Price's view of Harvard College (re-
duced), faces 18. 318. Garfield family
crest, 19. 90. Handwriting of Wash-
ington Irving, faces 20. 201. Act to
reverse attainders for witchcraft, faces
20. l|4, 285. Map of Rhode Island
during the siege of Newport in 1778,
faces 20. 350.
Faden, William, 2. 221, 224, 224 n.; 6.
38, 40. His map of the British Colo-
nies in North America, i. 41.5; 2. 524.
Returned to the Society, 2. 221.
Fadres, Capt., 7. 212.
Fagan, Capt., 19. 217.
Fages, Don Pedro, letter of, n. 353.
Faggot, Capt. Arthur, 15. 82, 82 n.
Fahnestock, George W., donation from,
10. 314.
Fahnstock, , 17. 204.
Fairbanks, George R., 17. 79.
Fairbanks, Jason, 2. 161.
Fairbanks, Josiah L., donation from, 10.
144.
Fairbanks, Mrs. Lydia, i. 345.
Fairbanks, Hon. Stephen, donation from,
7. 152.
Fairbanks, Loring; & Co., Messrs., 19.
431.
Fairborne, Sir Stafford, 12. 425.
Fairfax, Bryan, letter of Washington to,
6. 114.
Fairfax, Thomas, Lord, 6 64; 17. 341.
Fairfax Court House, 7. 84. Resolves
adopted, 6. 113, 114.
Fairfield, Lieut. Mathew, 15. 86.
Fairfield, Conn., 4. 34 n. ; 16. 181, 182 n.,
280, 282, 282 n., 283, 285, 287, 293-296,
298, 300, 301, 303, 304-306 ; 18. 65; 19.
400 ; 20. 98. Aids Boston, 1774, 4. 224.
Visit to, in 1789, n. 17-20.
Fairman, Gideon, 14. 57.
Fairservice, James, pseudon., his ' Address
to his Children.' 1. 103.
Fairwather, Mr., 16. 250.
Fairweather, John, 12. 107.
Fairweather, Thomas, 15. 146.
Falcon, ship, 5. 53.
Falcon, sho/i-of-icar, 4. 259.
Falcon, vessel, 7. 412.
Fales, John, 10. 99.
Fales, Samuel, contributes to purchase
the Society's building, I. 465 n.
Fa Ike, Dr. Jacob, 17. 67.
Falkland Islands, 7. 426.
Falkner, Rev. William, D.D., his sermons,
18. 429.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTOKICAL SOCIETY.
161
Fall River, Mass., 4. 93 ; 6. 253 ; 8. 198 ;
18. 339.
Tally, Lieut. Richard, 15. 78, 78 n.
Falrnouth, Mass., 12. 395, 399 ; 17. 353 n. ;
ig. 382.
Falmouth (Portland), Me., 6. 80; 10. 333;
12. 403; ig. Io7. liurnt by the British,
4.84; 5-244; 7. 211; 12. 203. First
Parish of, taxation in, 8. 228.
Falmouth, case of, i. 191.
Falstaff, Sir John, 14. 314.
Fatnilists, 6. 477, 478; ix. 461.
Family of Love, 10. 394.
Fane, Charles, Earl of Westmoreland, see
Westmoreland.
Faneuil, Andrew, ig. 105.
Faneuil, Benjamin, Jr., 4. 217 ; 13. 163 ;
15. 344. A refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 267.
Faneuil, John, 5. 144.
Faneuil, Marie (Mrs. Phillips), 16. 390.
Faneuil, Peter, 12. 322 ; 14. 205, 308 ; 16.
390; 17. 132; 18. 68; ig. 104; 20. 212.
His portrait presented to the Society,
2. 19. Portrait of, to be repaired, 2.
289 n. Portrait of, by Smibert, 16. 395.
Letter from, to Capt. Peter Buckley,
7. 418, 419.
Faneuit Hall, Boston, i. xviii, 40, 434 n. ;
3. 74; 4. 79, 217, 219, ?01 ; 6. 174 ; 13.
168 ; 14. 257, 366 ; 15. 8 ; 16. 390 ; 17.
131. Picture of, faces i. 38. First
meeting of the Society in, i. 39. Din-
ner given to Gen. Washington, 3. 309.
Meeting to express grief at the death of
Abbott Lawrence, 3. 81, 82. Weather-
vane on, 15. 180.
Faneuil Street, 6. 30.
Fanning, Col. David, his ' Autobiogra-
phy,' 5. 171.
Fanny, brig, 5. 357 ; 6. 106.
Faraday, Michael, 14. 24.
Farel (Farell), William, xi. 455.
Farewell, Capt. Henry, 15. 79.
FARIBAULTV, G. BARTHELEMY, 18. 26. An
Honorary Member, 3. xi ; 4. xi; 5. xi.
Donation from, 4. 424. His death, 17.
xviii. Death of, announced, 17. 362;
18. 26.
Farish, James C., M.D., 10. 93.
Farlean, Mrs. C. D., 12. 321.
Farley, Ebenezer, n. 316.
Farley, Frederick A., D.D., ig. 337.
Farley, Michael, 10. 99 ; 15. 86.
Farmer, Lieut. Benjamin, 15. 7Qn.t 77.
FARMER, JOHN, A.M., i. 418; 8. 41-43,
46; 14. 114 ; 16. 117, 118, 140. Letters
received from, i. 254, 257. Documents
sent by, i. 257 n. Nominated a Corre-
sponding Member, i. 338. Elected, i.
339. Extract from his letter accepting
membership, i. 388 n. A book given
by, returned to him, i. 388. Allowed
to take a book from the Library, i.
477. Donations from, i. 488, 495 ; 2.
11
16, 35, 61. Letter from, concerning
certain Indian deeds, 2. 53, 53 n. His
death, 2. 53 n. Communication from,
2. 64. Parcel for, 2. 126. Of commit-
tee to arrange public papers, 7. 38 n.
Letter by, 8. 6. Letters of, to Dr.
Holmes, 17. 152-156. His account of
ministers in New Hampshire, i. 252,
387. His sketch of Biilerica, i. 254.
His 'New Hampshire Churches/ i. 285.
His list of centenarians in New Hamp-
shire, i. 347. His ' Register of First
Settlers/ 2. 183. His ' Genealogical
Register ' cited, 3. 135 n., 144 n. His man-
uscript copy of Dudley's letter, 3. 288.
His ' Belknap's History of New Hamp-
shire ' cited, 16. 256 n., 257 n., 258/*.,
260; 17. 107 n., 219 n., 220 n., 222 n.,
224 n., 226 n., 227 n. His 'Historical
Collections' cited, 14. 126 n., 143 n.
Farmer, Paul, xx. 140.
' Farmer & Gardener/ publishers of, dona-
tions from, 5. 319, 440 ; 6. 20, 23, 417 ;
7. 139, 153, 168.
Farmer's Castle, garrison at, 17. 178 n.
Farmers' Exchange, 5. 284.
Farmers' Exchange Bank, 5. 285.
Farmer's Museum, 17. 362.
Farmington, Conn., 17. 147.
Farrnington, N. H., 5. 42 ; 17. 35.5 n.
Farnald, Capt., 16. 357.
Farnall, Lieut. William, 15. 82.
Farnam, John, 3. 338.
Farnaum, John, 20. 318.
Farnese, Alexander, 16. 425, 433, 434.
Farnham, Benjamin, his ' Dissertation
on the Prophecies/ i. 146.
FARNHAM, JOHN H., A.M., nominated a
Corresponding Member, i. 446. Elect-
ed, i. 447.
Farnham, Rev. Luther, donation from, 3.
50. Extract from his ' Glance at Pri-
vate Libraries/ 10. 454-457.
Farnham, Robert (Phelps $- Farnham), I.
410, 419, 452, 452 n., 466, 488 ; 2. 3 n.
Farnsworth, Ezra, ig. 357.
Farnum, Lieut., 15. 95; 16. 156.
Farnum, Capt. Benjamin, 15. 80. Report
of, 4. 303.
Farnum, Henry, 4. 98.
Farragut, Mrs. 10. 144.
Farragut, Adm. David G., 10. 141, 339,
467 n., 481 ; n. 136, 252, 486; 20. 354.
His relations with Charles Folsom, 12.
292, 310, 313; 13. 24, 35.
Farrallones, ship, 7. 413.
Farrand & Mallory, Messrs., donation
from, i. 218.
Farrar, Rev. Frederic W., D.D., 18. 180,
340, 405 ; ig. 6, 329 ; 20. 40, 277. Letter
from, read, in regard to a memorial
window to Sir Walter Raleigh, 18. 119.
His acknowledgment of the Society's
subscription, 18. 243.
Farrar, George, 17. 158.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Farrar, Prof. John, LL.D., 10. 219, 277 ;
20. 233, 235.
Farrar, Samuel, 1758, 17. 158.
Farrar, Samuel, H.C. 1797, Andover, 6.
271.
Farrar, Judge Timothy, 8. 32. Aged 101,
8. 438, 440.
Farrel, Mrs., 17. 200 n.
Farrer, John, his map of Virginia, 20.
102-104.
Farrington, J. G. R., donation from, 4.
30i).
Farrington, John, Jr., 19. 325 n.
Farrington, Thomas, i. 490.
Farrow, George, 17. 159.
Farwell, Capt. J. D., 7. 414.
Far well (Ff are well), James, 10. 326.
Farwell, ship, 7. 417.
Fassett, Lieut. Amariah, 15. 79.
Fassett, George H., donation from, 10.
475.
Fast Day, 3. 82.
Fauconberg, Henry Bellasis, 2d Earl of,
12. 326.
Fauconberg, Thomas Bellasyse, 2d Vis-
count, 13. 106.
Faulkner, Abigail, 20. 289 n., 312, 314-
317.
Faulkner, Charles, u. 155; 19. 357.
Faulkner, Francis, 20. 286.
Faulkner, Luther, & Co., n. 308.
Faulkner & Lutwydge, Messrs., 12. 49.
Faure, Julian, 16. 444.
Faust, the printer, to, 455, 456.
Faust's statue, 3. 140.
Favre, Louis, his Life of Pasquier, cited,
17. 312. His tribute to Count Cir-
court, 17. 312.
Fawsset, Rev. Wylliam, 15. 262.
Fay, Jonathan, 19. 155, 159.
Fay, Joseph Story, 13. 73. Letters from,
on the origin of names prevailing on
Vineyard Sound, 12. 334, 335. , Dona-
tion from, 13 44.
Fay, Capt. Josiah, 15. 75.
Fay, Richard S., donations from, 5. 196;
6. 15.
Fay, Samuel P. P., 10. 58.
Fayal, 6. 435.
Fayerweather, John, 17. 52, 53.
Fayerweather, Thomas, I. 200; 14. 84.
Fayette Springs, 3. 232.
Fearing, Hon. Albert, donations from, 10.
135, 172.
Fearing, Paul, 17. 175, 179-181, 183,183?*.,
185, 186, 193-195.
Fearing, Rachael, 13. 207.
Febiger, Adj. Christian, 14. 88, 91 ; 15.
86^95, 102, 104, 106, 108; 16. 156.
Febres, Andres, his ' Grammar of the
Chilian Language ' loaned to H. Hale,
2. 67, 68.
Federal Court, Boston, 5. 257.
Federal currency, i. 35 n.
'Federal Gazette/ i. 137; 6. 123.
Federal Party, 6. 280, 308; n. 52-54.
See Massachusetts.
Federal Street Church, Boston, 18. 23,
134 n. ; 19. 390 ; 20. 186.
' Federalist/ 6. 420 ; 10. 464.
Federalists, 2. 163-165. ' A Word to,' I.
218. Division among, 6. 275.
Felch, Rev. Cheever, 19. 59.
Felder, Henry, 14. 255.
Fellowes, Gustavus, 13. 237, 238.
Fellows, Col. John, 15. 82, 85, 128, 160 ;
17. 181 n. Officers of the regiment of,
15. 82, 82 n.
Fellows' Orchard, Cambridge, 5. 155.
Fell's Point, 10. 237.
Felt, Mrs. Abigail A., 14. 115.
Felt, Mrs. Catherine B., 14. 115.
Felt, Mrs. Elizabeth (Curtis), 14. 113.
Felt, John, 14. 113.
FELT, Rev. JOSEPH B., LL.D., i. 392,468,
478n.; 8.43; 10. 94; n. 102; 13-122; 16.
146; 17. 245; 19. 125. His death, x.xliii;
n.xviii; 14.114. Communication from,
referred to the Publishing Committee,
1. 387. Nominated a Resident Mem-
ber, i. 428. Elected, i. 434. Accepts
membership, i. 436. Donation from, i.
496; 2. 39, 80, 145, 243 ; 3. Ill ; 4. 133,
392; 5. 347 ; 6. 331. One of the twenty-
six members in the heliotype frontis-
piece, 2. vii ; 3. 32 a. ^Present at meet-
ings cf the Society, 2. 15, 17, 18, 21, 25,
28, 31, 32, 35, 40, 46, 47, 50, 51, 56, 60,
62, 65, 67, 72, 79, 83, 84, 86, 88, 90, 92,
94, 96, 100, 102, 104, 109, 112, 115, 117,
119, 123, 125, 126, 131, 132, 137, 142-
147, 149, 171, 172, 181-183, 185, 186,
188, 192, 213, 215, 216, 218-220, 222,
223, 225, 227, 233-239, 241, 245, 247,
249, 251, 256, 258, 259, 261-264, 266,
268, 271, 285-288, 291, 294, 298, 300,
303, 306, 307, 309, 314, 324, 326, 328,
334, 335, 338, 340, 345, 350, 352-354,
356, 358, 360, 362-364, 370, 372, 374,
377, 378, 380, 383. 385, 389, 411-415,
417, 419, 421, 422, 424, 426, 429-432,
434, 441, 443, 445, 450-452, 454-458,
460, 462, 466, 468-470, 472-479, 481,
483, 486, 489, 490, 493, 495, 497-499,
503, 507, 511, 513, 525, 529, 533, 534,
536, 537, 539, 542, 547, 548, 551, 552,
554, 559, 571, 573, 592, 596, 599, 604,
606, 607. To make with the Librarian,
a catalogue of books, pamphlets, and
manuscripts in the Library, 2. 16, 18.
Report of the catalogue of the Library
in preparation, 2. 18, 19,32, 41-43, 43 n.,
44 n. Of Committee of Publication, 2.
19, 89, 114. Nominated to take Judge
Mitchell's place on the Publishing Com-
mittee, 2. 64. To consider and report
on the letter of Mr. J. Herring, 2. 23.
Subject of lectures delivered by him,
2. 34, 80, 226 n. To be presented with a
set of the Collections, 2. 40. Of com-
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
163
mittee to attend to the binding of the
Society's manuscripts, 2. 44. Elected
Librarian, 2. 64, 82, 233, 251, 271, 313,
342, 370, 387, 426, 454, 488, 528, 559.
Communicates donations, 2. 66, 71, 80,
85, 87, 89, 92, 93, 96, 98, 101, 102, 233,
235, 236, 238-240, 243, 246, 247, 249,
255, 257, 258, 260, 262-266, 268, 283-
285. 288, 292, 295, 299, 301, 303, 306,
307, 310, 320, 822, 325, 327, 329, 334,
336, 338, 341, 346, 349, 351-354, 356,
360-362, 364, 365, 371-373, 375-378,
380, 382, 383, 385, 410-413, 415-419,
421, 423, 424, 428-432, 435, 442, 444,
445, 450-452, 454, 455, 457-460, 462,
466, 468, 469, 471, 473-480, 482, 483,
486, 489, 491, 493, 496, 498, 500, 503,
508, 511, 524, 526, 532, 534-536, 538,
539, 542, 547-549, 551, 553, 555, 568,
569, 572, 574. 584, 585, 593, 596, 599,
604, 606 ; 3. 1. To report to what in-
stitutions and individuals the Collec-
tions have been sent, 2. 67. Report
concerning the distribution of the Col-
lections, 2. 68, 68 n.-71 n. Receives
permission to use the Library as he
may need, 2. 84. To write to the
publishers of the 'New York Specta-
tor ' regarding the donation of, 2. 90.
Resigns his position as Librarian, 2 91.
Of Standing Committee, 2 103. Re-
signs position on Standing Committee,
2. 130. To consider the matter of the
sale of the Collections, 2. 148, 340.
Of committee to make out complete
sets of the Collections, 2. 170. Of
committee on Lectures, 2. 220, 227,
291. Of committee to obtain copies of
Hubbard's ' History,' 2. 223. Of Scru-
tinizing Committee, 2. 232. Of com-
mittee to consider the subject of ar-
ticles deposited in the Library, 2. 236,
238, 239. Of committee to consider
the amendment of the By-Laws, 2.
241. Report of the committee, 2. 246,
247. To have prepared a supply of
lithographic impressions of letters ac-
knowledging donations, 2. 252. Of a
committee to ask for a return of the
Prince Collections, 2. 258. Of com-
mittee to consider the extension of
the accommodations of the Library, 2.
270. Proposes certain questions, 2. 284,
286. Communication concerning the
mode of voting, 2. 284, 286, 533. To
have a permanent inscription placed
on the Winslow chair, 2. 285. To have
a new partition put up in the Library,
2. 285, 285 n. To provide shelves in
the new apartment of the Library, 2.
287. Recording Secretary pro tempore,
2. 288, 321, 325, 374. To take charge
of the letter of Mr. Charles Whittle-
sey, 2. 300. To receive a testimonial
for his journey in England, 2. 312. To
report on the subject of Mr. A. Hil-
liard's communication, 2. 323. Com-
municates letters, 2. 336, 354, 360, 411,
435, 451, 483, 535. To expend a cer-
tain sum for binding pamphlets, 2. 350.
To take certain action in regard to the
Publishing Committee, at each publi-
cation of a volume of the Collections,
2. 352. To send a copy of the Collec-
tions to the Nantucket Athenaeum, 2.
353. To consider sending to the British
Museum a copy of the Collections, 2.
354. 355. To write to Mr. Henry Stevens
concerning Hubbard's ' History,' 2.
355. His salary, 2. 357, 487 n., 527 n.
To consider a proposed exchange of
books, 2. 375, 376. To purchase such
volumes of newspapers at auction as
he may see fit, 2. 410. To confer with
Mr. Munsell in regard to his proposi-
tion, 2. 412. Announces the reception
of the reprint of Hubbard's ' History
of New England,' 2. 415. Of commit-
tee to consider a new catalogue of the
Society, 2. 418. To prepare a suitable
label for the inside cover of certain
books, 2. 444. Of committee to confer
with the American Antiquarian So-
ciety concerning the printing of cer-
tain records, 2. 449. Of committee to
make such repairs as may be necessary
for the room, 2. 451. To furnish a list
of such books and pamphlets as may be
donated to the Library for Utah Ter-
ritory, 2. 461. Furnishes the list of
books of which the Society has two or
more copies, 2. 464. To cause the
Pepperell Papers to be suitably bound
and indexed, 2. 465. Of committee to
contract for a catalogue of the Library,
2. 479. Report concerning the cata-
logue, 2. 480. Of committee to con-
sider the request of the Pennsylvania
Historical Society, 2 480, 482. Commu-
nicates an Order of the Council of Mas-
sachusetts, bearing date 1678, 2. 502.
Of committee to consider the compen-
sation for making the catalogue, 2.
526. To employ an assistant upon
certain conditions, 2. 591. Of com-
mittee to consider matters pertaining
to the Library, 2. 573. To cause
certain historical journals to be bound,
2. 604. To report the number of ar
tides in the Cabinet, 2. 605. Declines
re-election as Librarian, 3. 29. To
receive the thanks of the Society
for his services as Librarian, 3. 32.
Reads a copy of the grant of the
Narragansett Territory, 3. 65. Ac-
count of the paper-notes issued in
Massachusetts, 6. 428, 429. On the
Narragansett Patent, 5 400. Remarks
by the President on his death, n.
145. Resolution adopted by the Soci-
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ety, n. 146. Rev. H: M. Dexter ap-
pointed to prepare a memoir of, n. 146.
'Memoir of/ by Dr. Dexter, 14. 113-
116. His birth, 14. 113. Education, 14.
113. Pastorates, 14. 113. Illness and
death, 14. 114. Religious views, 14. 115.
His ' Memoir of L. Shattuek/ 4. 347.
Quoted, 5. 402. His ' Ecclesiastical
History of New England,' 6. 318 ; 17.
247 n., 251 n. His ' History of Mas-
sachusetts Currency,' 6. 428, 429 ; 10.
94 ; 15. 388. His ' Annals of Salem,'
cited, 12. 396 ; 16. 146 ; 19. 383. His
publications, 14. 115.
Felton, Mrs. Anna (Morse), 10. 352.
Felton, Lieut. Benjamin, 15. 82.
FELTON, CORNELIUS C., LL.D., President
of Harvard College, 4. 395: 8. 52, 74; o.
192; 12.257; 13. ~
193; 18. 182, 206, 314, 420; 19. 268,
12. 257 ; 13. 3, 446 ; 15. 395 ; 16.
341, 347. Donations from, 2. 503; 3. 334;
4. 309 ; 5. 26. Elected a Resident Mem-
ber, 3. 67. Exhibits a copy of Madame
Piozzi's ' Travels,' 3. 125. Exhibits a
programme of instruction of the Uni-
versity of Athens, 3. 237. Presents a
pamphlet entitled ' Washington and his
Army during their March,' etc., 3 334.
States the topographical investigations
of Mr. Haven, 3. 334. Statements con-
cerning memorable transactions at
Trenton, 3. 335. Alludes to the honors
shown to Washington, 3. 336. Motion,
4. 145. Remarks on W: H. Prescott, 4.
184-187. Admired, 4. 234. Remarks
of, 4. 336 ; 5. 198. Remarks on Wash-
ington Irving, 4. 408-418. Letter to,
from Washington Irving, 4. 416. His
death, 5. ix; 6.6; 10. 366. Remarks,
on Daniel A. White, and on his death,
177-181, 441, 443-458. Letters to N.
wditch, 5.
portrait of, face 10. 352. ' Memoir
Bowditch, 5. 509. Autograph and
of,' by G. S. Hillard, 10. 352-368. His
early and college life, 10. 352-354. His
literary works, 10. 355-361. President
of Harvard College, 10. 361-366.
Felton, Franklin Eliot, donation from, 10.
86.
Felton, Samuel M. (Messrs. Felton fr Par-
ker), 14. 58.
Female Asylum, see Boston Female Asy-
lum.
Fe'nelon, Fransois de Salignac de la
Mothe, Archbishop of Cambray, 3. 385 ;
8. 413; 15. 51 n.; i8/380. His 'Telema-
chus,' i. 147.
Fennel, 5. 390.
Fenner, Gov. Arthur, 19. 376 n.
Fenner, Rev. (Dudley ?), n. 201.
Fenno, John, n. 22.
Fenno, John, 15. 87 n., 90 n.-95 n., 97 n.,
98 n:, 100 n., 101, 101 n., 103 n. His
account of the battle of Bunker Hill
in the Orderly Book of, 15. 108 n.
His Orderly Book cited, 15. 108 n.,
109n., llln.-113n., 117 n., 126 n., 134,
135 n., 140 n., 142n., 143, 145 n.; 16. 156.
Fenno, John, donation from, i. 82.
Fenno, John A., gift from, 17. 328.
Fenton, Capt., 19. 249.
Fenton, Geoffrey, n. 425 n.
Fenton, John, 14. 344.
Fenton, Thomas, 17. 217.
Fenton's ICapt.) alias Bunker's Hill, n.
306.
Fenwick, Lady Alice Apsley (Boteler),
account of the disinterment of the re-
mains of, n. 497.
Fenwick, George, u. 497 ; 17. 343. Pur-
chase of land by Connecticut, 6. 45.
The Narragansett Patent, 6. 59 n, 60-
62.
Fenwick, Sir John, 8. 304, 305.
Ferdinand VI. of /Spain, 13 49.
Ferdinand VII,' of Spain, 15. 61.
Ferdinand of Ar agon, 14. 314; 15. 48; 16.
319.
Ferdinand of Naples, n. 424.
' Ferdinand and Isabella,' a copy of, pre-
sented to the Library, 2. 99 n. ' History
of/ by Andres Bernaldez, 2. 118 n.
Ferguson, David, aged 124, 8. 436.
Ferguson, Hugh, 17. 205.
Ferguson, James, killed by Indians, 14.
146.
Ferland, Abbe', n. 320.
Fernald, Rev. Oliver Jordan, 13. 443.
Fernald (Furnel), Capt. Thomas (?), 14.
142.
Fernald, Capt. Tobias, 15. 82.
Fernow, Berthold, 19. 70 n.
Ferrald, Capt., 16. 354.
Ferrers, Earls, 5. 149.
Ferriers Hall, Bewers, 7. 483.
Ferris, J. A., donation from, 10. 144.
Fessenden, Joseph, 15. 157.
Fessenden, Samuel, 17. 159.
Fessenden, Thomas, 17. 157-159.
Fessenden, William Pitt, Senator, 7. 32.
Fetherstonehaugh, Lieut. Wharton, death
of, 14. 141.
Fette, William Eliot, 16. 390.
Fettyplace, William, 10. 190.
Fever, prevalence of malignant, in New
Hampshire, 14. 148 n.
Feversham, Louis de Duras, 2d Earl of,
13. 106.
Ff [torn], John, 3. 238.
Ffomel, John, his autograph, 14. frontis-
piece.
Ffrost, Elder, legacy to, 5. 155.
Fiction, vote asking donations of works
of, that may illustrate the character of
the population of the United States, i.
120.
Fiddet, Rev. Richard, D.D., his * Life of
Cardinal Wolsey/ x. 137.
Field, , 17. 197.
Field, Abigail (Mrs. Jacob), 14. 151.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
165
Field, Cyrus W., 4. 117 ; 10. 470.
Field, Darby, 14. 145 n.
Field, David Dudley, 2. 310 n. Donation
from, i. 495.
Field, Rev. David Dudley, 19. 91.
Field, Mrs. E. E. V., 5. 150.
Field, Edwin W., correspondence of Hon.
Charles G. Loring with, n. 275—277.
Field, John, marriage of, 14. 152.
Field, John W., 5-312.
Field, Joseph, D.D., 18. 231.
Field, Mary (Mrs. Pinkham), 14. 152.
Field, CoL Moses, 13. 223.
Field, Rev. Richard, D.D., his ' Of the
Church,' 18. 430.
Field, Robert, 12. 398 n.
Field, Samuel, n. 316; 15. 397.
Field, Thomas, 17. 210, 212.
Field, Thomas W., donation from, n.
499. His ' Indian Bibliography ' cited,
13. 308 n.
Field, Zacrye (Zachary), n. 316, 317.
Field, Lieut. Zechariah, 14. 145. Marriage
of, 14. 152.
Field family, 16 365 n.
Fields, , London, 14. 93.
Fields, Robert, 19. 178, 179.
Fiennes, Bridget, see Lincoln, Countess of.
Fiennes, William, see Saye and Sele,
Lord.
Fifield, Benjamin, 16. 265.
Fifield, Benjamin, Sen., killed by Indians,
14. 143.
Fifield, William, Sen., 16. 265.
' Fifteen Associates,' Boston, punch-bowl
of, 13. 200.
Fifth of March, celebration of, 6. 175.
Fig, culture of, 3. 223.
Fi<jgins, Thomas, 15. 235.
Filangieri, Gaetano, 15. 29.
Filar, John, 10. 403, 405.
Filbrooke, Thomas, 16. 265.
Filer, John, 8. 13, 22, 27.
FILLMOKE, Pres. MILLARD, 3. 74 ; 4. 92 ;
5. 216, 282 ; 7. 287 ; n. 359 ; 13 266 ;
16. 19-21, 368; 18. 310. Elected an
Honorary Member, 7. 26. Accepts
membership, 7. 102. Donation from,
7. 100. His death, 13. xviii. Tribute
of Mr. Winthrop to, 13. 259. Letter
from, to B. R. Curtis, 16. 21.
Filmer, Sir Robert, 8. 298. 301. His ' Pa-
triarcha,' cited, 13. 304.
Filson, John, his ' History of Kentucky,'
1.79.
Finances of the Society, see General Fund
and Treasurer.
Finances of the United States, 1784, 5.
469 476.
Finch, Daniel, 2d Earl of Nottingham, see
Nottingham.
Finch, Heneage, 1st Earl of Nottingham,
see Nottingham.
Finch, John, 12. 261.
Findale, Lieut. James, 15. 84.
Findley, Hon. William, 6. 155. Presents
a copy of his ' History of the Insurrec-
tion in Pennsylvania,' i. 103.
Fines, Charles, 5. 93, 94 ; 10. 379.
Fines, i. 210, 211. Remitted, i. 349. For
neglect of proper return of books to
the Library, 3. 246, 248.
Finlay, George, donation from, n. 499.
Finlay, J. B., donation from, 5. 104.
Finley, James, 15. 155.
Finley, Samuel, 15. 231.
Finn, Henry James, 9. 5 n. ; 14. 44.
Finney, , engaged in a duel, 15. 343.
Finney, Rev. Charles G., 2. 5.
Fire, losses in Boston of historical pa-
pers, 3. 135. Security against, 4. 273.
Fire (Great), in Boston, Nov. 9-10, 1872,
12. 384. Remarks by Mr. Winthrop
upon the same, 12. 279-284.
Fire Society, see Boston Fire Society.
Firefly, propeller, 7. 415.
Firmicus Maternus, Julius, 18. 427.
First Baptist Church, Hartford, Conn., 18.
181.
First Church, Andover, 20. 5 n.
First Church, Boston, 7. 247 ; 10. 160, 162,
312, 428; n. 44, 235, 372, 373, 376; ia.
109, 390 ; 15. 391 n. ; 17. 166, 343, 384 ;
18. 248, 288, 298, 405; 19. 399 n.; 20. 413.
A celebration held there on the 29th of
May, J843, 2. 254 n. To receive a vote
of thanks for the use of their building,
2. 255. Transcript of the records of,
2. 342, 353. Records of, presented to
the Society, 2. 381. Photograph of
the building in Chauncy Street, pre-
sented, ii. 44. Early records of, 17.
160, 161. Celebration of the 250th an-
niversary of, 18. 263. A photograph
of, given, 18. 287.
First Church, Concord, Mass., 20. 416.
First Church, Lincoln, 19. 86.
First Church, New Haven, 19. 195.
First Church, Newbury, 3. 151.
First Church, Newton, 2. 276.
First Church, Plymouth, 20. 403. Records
of, 2. 331, 331 «., 550. Narrative found
among the records, by Dr. Young, 3. 20.
First Church, Boxbury, 5. 95.
First Church, Salem', i. 12; 15. 193, 195,
211, 215, 216 ; 17. 123-126, 141 ; 18. 37.
The controversy with the Tabernacle
Church, 6. 298. Record of, 6. 317, 318.
Oldest extant covenant of, 6. 317-319.
Lecture delivered by Hon. Daniel A.
White, 6. 330. Frame of, 8. 8 ; 15. 195.
First Church, Watertown, 18. 288.
First Congregational Church, Bernard-
ston, 20. 415.
First Congregational Church, Fall River,
1 8. 339.
First Congregational Church, N. Y., 8.
117.
First Congregational Church, North
Brookfield, 6. 431, 431 n.
166
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
First Congregational Church, Quincy, 3.
210, 213.
First Congregational Church, Suffield,
Conn., donation from, 4. 373.
First Congregational Church, Westfield,
18. 18n.
First Independent Church, Baltimore. 10.
235.
First Methodist Episcopal Church, Bos-
ton, 20. 406.
First Parish, Methuen, 6. 329.
First Restorationist Church, Boston, n.
129.
First Unitarian Church, N. Y., 10. 239.
Fischer, Johann Christian, 19. 221.
Fish, Mr., New Jersey, 19. 417.
Fish, Ebenezer, 17. 159.
Fish, Hon. Hamilton, LL.D., 8. 2; 16.
366, 454. Donations from, n. 158,
499.
Fish, Nathan, 17. 158, 159.
Fish Creek, 3. 279, 280 ; 7. 330.
Fish Street, 6. 29.
Fisher, , 17. 203 n.
Fisher, Miss A., see Mrs. S. Ames.
Fisher, Abraham, 12. 115.
Fisher, Ebenezer, Jr., u. 262.
Fisher, George Harrison, letter from, con-
cerning miniatures of Pres. and John
Washington, 13. 126.
Fisher, Lieut. Isaac, 15. 77.
Fisher, Jabez, 10. 99 ; 13. 223.
Fisher, Dr. John Carlton. xi. 200.
Fisher, Joshua, M.D., d. '1833, 3. 295.
FISHER, JOSHUA FRANCIS, A.M., 8. 316,
317; ii. 253; 13. 14, 75, 278. Nomi-
nated a Corresponding Member, 2. 55.
Elected, 2. 59. Accepts membership,
2. 60. Present at a meeting of the So-
ciety, 2 88. Letters from, 2. 52, 53,
63, 64 Donations from, 2. 57, 92 ; 3.
258, 262, 263 ; 7. 1, 115; 8. vi, 201,202,
315; ii.SOO; 13. 126. Vote of thanks
to, 13. 126. Communications from, n.
256, 330. His death, 12. xviii. Re-
marks by the President on the decease
of, 12. 330, 331. Remarks by G. S.
Hillard, 12. 332, 333. Letter from Dr.
Lothrop, 12. 333. His ' Description of
American Medals,' 2. 64 n.
Fisher, Mary, 18. 390, 392 n.
Fisher, Nathaniel, 19. 165.
Fisher, Richard S., his 'Gazetteer of
Maryland' cited, 17. 198 n., 199 n.
Fisher, Thomas, donation from, 2. 364.
Fisher, Wilfree, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 267.
Fisheries, 3. 183. Capt. John Smith on
New England, 12. 454 et seq. Their
advantage to New England, 5. 478, 479.
' No peace without,' 7. 264, 265.
Fisher's Island, 7. 203; 12. 253-255.
Fisk, Capt., 7. 262.
Fisk, Rev. John, 12. 397.
Fisk, Lieut. Thomas, 15. 82, 82 n.
Fiske, Augustus H., 18. 342, 343 ; 19. 59 ;
20. 35.
Fiske, Cornelia F., 20. 416.
Fiske, Daniel, 10. 138.
FISKE, MOSES, nominated a Correspond-
ing Member, i. 222. Elected, i. 224.
Fiske, Rev. Moses, 8. 13, 22, 26 ; 13. 375.
Fiske (Fisk), Nathan, 1672, 19. 94.
Fiske, Nathan, D.D., d. 1799, donations
from, i. 81, 112, 113.
Fiske, Oliver, M.D., 2. 107 n. His Fourth
of July Oration, 1. 113.
Fiske, Mrs. Oliver, 2. 107 n.
Fiske, Shepard, M.D., 13. 372, 374.
Fiske, Rev. Thaddeus, his Thanksgiving
Sermon, i. 89.
FISKE, WILLIAM, A.B., i. 107, 116, 117,
120, 121, 129, 133, 144, 150. His death,
i. xlii, 162 n. Nominated a Resident
Member, i. 104. Elected, 1. 106. Mr.
Winthrop's 'Memoir of,' cited, 1. 162 n.,
166.
Fitch, , 8. 432.
Fitch, Mr., 19. 219, 221-253.
Fitch, Mrs., 5. 292.
Fitch, Lieut. Ebenezer, 15. 81.
FITCH, Rev. EBENEZER, D.D., d. 1833, i.
. 129, 168. Nominated a Resident Mem-
ber, i. 119. Elected, i. 120. Presents
an account of Williams College, i. 145.
Donation from, i. 147. Resigns mem-
bership, i. 264. Notice of, i. 500 n.
Fitch, Rev. Jabez, Portsmouth, N. H., d.
1746, 3. 326, 327 ; 4. 12 ; 8. 29 ; 12. 374 ;
14. 118; 16. 206. His account of the
throat distemper in New Hampshire,
i 21, 378. His Earthquake Sermon,
i 154. His ' Brief Narrative . . . re-
specting the Province of New Hamp-
shire,' 3. 326.
Fitch, Rev. James, 14. 338 ; 17. 145, 146 n.,
248.
Fitch, Jeremiah, 12. 108.
Fitch, John, 12. 417.
Fitch, L. M., donation from, 2. 473.
Fitch, Mary (Mrs. Oliver), 16. 397.
Fitch, Samuel, n. 395; 15. 397 ; 19. 147-
151. A refugee from Boston in 1776,
18. 267.
Fitch, T. N., donation from, 2. 524.
Fitch, Thomas, Governor of Connecticut,
d. 1774, 2. 332 «., 343 n. ; 4. 382 ; 10.
162. Letter to, from Joseph Trumbull,
in 1771, 2. 344 n.
Fitch, Hon. Thomas, 6. 353 ; 16. 397.
Fitch, Major Thomas, 3. 343.
Fitch, Timothy, n. 140.
Fitchburg, Mass., 4. 94; 7. 208; 12. 407.
Named in honor of John Fitch, 12. 417.
Fitz, Richard, notice of the members of
the church of, 9. 375.
Fitzgerald, John Gerald, 13. 64.
Fitzgibbon, Ellen, 13. 64.
Fitzherbert, Hon. Alleyne, 4. 375, 380;
16. 101.
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167
Fitzherbert, Sir Anthony, 20. 299 n.
Fitzhugh, Lieut. Peregrine, 19. 70, 70 n.
Fitz-Maurice, Charles Petty, see Shel-
burne, Earl of.
Fitz-Maurice, Henry, see Lansdowne,
Marquis of.
Fitz-Maurice, James, 19. 81, 82.
Fitz-Maurice, Thomas, see Kerry, Earl of.
Fitz-Maurice, William Petty, see Lans-
downe, Marquis of.
Fitzroy, A. H., Duke of Grajlon, see Graf-
ton.
Fitzwalter, Henry Mildmay, 1st Earl of,
13. 101.
Five Nations, 2. 472 ; 3. 33, 34. Propo-
sitions made by, at Albany, 1688, pre-
sented by the President, 9. 506. See
Iroquois Indians.
Flag, Gershom, 16. 388 ; 17. 386.
Flag, James, portrait of, by Blackburn,
16. 388.
Flag, Mary, portrait of, by Blackburn,
1 6. 388.
Flag, presented by John Hancock to a
company of colored soldiers, 6. 85. Of
a negro company, 6. 242. New rebel,
adopted, 1863, n. 136. Account of
the capture of rebel colors, n. 136, 137.
Flagg, innkeeper, n. 10, 31.
Flags, Mr., concert of, in Faneuil Hall,
15.^343.
Flagg, Rev. Ebenezer, 17. 156.
Flagg, Josiah, n. 140; 13. 215. Ap-
pointed an officer in the Carthagena
expedition, 18, 375.
Flags, donated to the Society, 6. 17. Cap-
tured during the Rebellion, presented
to the Society, n. 136, 252.
Flamanck, Rev. Henry, 2. 448 n. ; 17. 255-
257, 261.
Flamsteed (Flamstead), John, 10 324.
Flanders, Henry, his ' Lives and Times
of the Chief Justices/ 6. 131.
Flats, law of, 5. 505.
Flattich, Gustav H., 17. 20.
Flavel, Rev. John, 12. 376.
Flavigny, Maurice Adolphe Charles,
Comte de, 17. 309.
Flax-loom, invented by Dr. Bell, 7. 68.
Fleet, Henry, 14. 376 n.
Fleet, John, n. 140.
Fleet, John, M.D., is examined, and re-
ceives his degree, 7. 183, 184.
Fleet, Thomas, n. 140. Donations from,
i. 53, 131.
Fleet, Messrs. Thomas & John, I. 6, 8,
10, 17, 83 n.; 3. 136, 137, 139,140; 8.
37; 14. 316. Account of the Society
published in their 'Register,' i. 17 n.
Donations from, i. 26, 38, 55, 76. Their
1 Register,' 15. 173.
Fleet, prison, 5. 131.
Fleet Street, 3. 283.
Fleet's Pocket Almanac, 1779, presented
to the Society, 9. 82.
Fleming, Abraham, 19. 80 n.
Fleming, Elizabeth, i. 7.
Fleming, Rev. Francis, 17. 206, 206 n.
Fleming, George W., 7. 291. Recollec-
tions of, 7. 146, 149, 150. Sketch of, 7.
149, 286, 287, 287 n.
Fleming, Henry, 7. 149.
Fleming, John Willis, 16. 12.
Fleming, William, i. 7.
Fletcher, Mr., 16. 37.
Fletcher, Mr., ig. 221.
Fletcher, George, aged 108, 8. 437.
Fletcher, Capt. Joel, 15. 83.
Fletcher, John, 16. 264, 269.
Fletcher, Dr. John, death of, 14. 130.
Fletcher, Joseph, death of, 14. 133 n.
Fletcher, Mrs. Joseph, death of, 14. 133.
Fletcher, Levi, 10. 224. .
Fletcher, Lieut. Pembleton, 14. 132, 136.
Fletcher, Richard, Dean of Peterborough,
12. 285.
Fletcher, Richard, LL.D., 2. 161 ; 10. 53 ;
14. 389 ; 19. 283.
Fletcher, Thomas, 17. 217.
Fleury, Louis, Viscount de, medal voted
to, 13. 290, 291.
Flinn, Mrs. Elly, burned to death, 15. 356.
Flint, Charles L., 19. 318. Donations
from, 5. 48 ; 7. 376, 408 ; 9. 247.
Flint, Deborah (Mrs. Lee), 16. 474.
Flint, Dr. Edward, 16. 93. Pass from, to
Jolley Allen, 16. 93.
Flint, Mrs. Elizabeth (Henshaw), 15. 74.
Flint, Henry, Braintree, see Flynt.
Flint, Tutor Henry, see Flynt.
Flint, Rev. James, D.D., 10. 441.
Flint, Lieut. John, 15. 81.
Flint, Joshua B., M.D., 17. 425, 426.
Flint, Rev. Josiah, see Flynt.
FLINT, Rev. TIMOTHY, A.B., 10. 52. Nom-
inated a Corresponding Member, i. 416.
Elected, i. 418.
Flint's Pond, Grajlon, origin of the name
of, 10. 137-140.
Florence, Philip, 15. 157.
Florence, Hon. Thomas B., donation from,
4. 391.
Florence, 10. 165.
Flores House, Oakham, Enq., 18. 250.
Florida, U. S., 3. 222, 237. Colony of
Greeks to be introduced into, account
of the attempt, 3. 223, 226, 227. Events
in the Revolution, 6. 214. Slavery in,
7. 321. Paper on the acquisition of,
by Webster, n. 329, 330. Cession of,
to the United States, 15. 61.
' Florida/ by Williams, citation from, 3.
225.
Florida, Confederate cruiser, 18. 310.
Florida Historical Society, 17. 79.
Flourens, Marie Jean Pierre, 14. 9.
Flower, Lieut. Samuel, 15. 78, 78n.
Floyd, Augustus, 15. 393.
Floyd, James B., Secretary of War, g. 244.
Floyd, Capt. John, 14. 126.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Floyd, William, 15. 393.
Flucker, Miss, 19. 215.
Flucker, Mrs., a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 267.
Flucker, Mrs. Thomas, 19. 215.
Flucker (Fluker), Thomas, Secretary, 8.
388 ; 12. 48 ; 16. 371 ; 19. 214-216/219,
220, 222, 223 ; 20. 48 n. See Palinurus.
Fly almanac, 1666, 5. 209.
Flynn, Mrs. Eugene Sophia (Lemercier),
4. 363 n.
Flynn, George C., 4. 363.
Flynt, Dorothy (Mrs. Quincy), 16. 398.
Flynt, Mrs. Esther, 10. 139.
Flynt, Rev. Henry, Braintree, d. 1668, 10.
137 ; 18. 16.
Flynt, Tutor Henry, B.C. 1693, d. 1760,
i. 127, 257 n. ; 8. 29 ; 10. 162; 16. 5, 6,
6n., 7, 8, 8n., 9-11, lln., 62. His cakes,
5. 163. And Flint's Pond, 10. 137-140.
Note of Judge Sewall to, 12. 369. Sil-
ver vase of, 13. 215. Account of the
estate of, 17. 157-160. Sermon by, i.
48. Manuscript of, i. 112. Narrative
of a Journey of, to Portsmouth, i. 389 ;
16. 5-11. His Diary, 2. 326.
Flynt, Rev. Josiah, H.C. 1664, d. 1680, 8.
13, 22, 26 ; 10. 137, 139, 403, 407 ; 16.
lln., 398; 17. 160; 20. 213.
Flynt, Mrs. Margery, 10. 139, 140.
Fobes, Constant, 20. 273, 274.
Fobes, Edward, 4. 256, 257.
Fobes, Ephraim, 13. 372.
Fobes, Ephraim, Jr., 13. 372.
Fobes, John, 20. 274.
Fobes, Joshua, 20. 274.
Fobes (Forbes), Rev. Perez, LL.D., n. 29.
His ' Account of Raynham, and Notes
on the Leonard Family,' i. 73. His
Election Sermon, i. 98.
Fobes, Timothy, 13. 372.
Fobes, Lieut. William, 20. 273, 274.
Fogg, Rev. J., i. 176.
Fogg, John S. H., M. D., gift from, 18.
179.
Fogg, Samuel, 4. 256, 257.
Folger, Capt., 15. 351, 352.
Folger, Abiah, child of Peter Folger, 3. 27.
Folger, Charles, donation from, i. 153.
Folger, Eleazer, 20. 166.
Folger, Frederick, 20. 166.
Folger, Mary, 13. 215.
Folger, Peter, 3. 26, 27; 13. 215. His
' Looking-Glass for the Times,' etc., 3.
26.
Folger, Walter, Jr., donation from, 1. 153.
Folger, William, Jr., donation from, i.
152.
Folger family, a genealogical chart of,
3- 27.
Follat, Capt., British officer, 16. 71.
Follen, Prof. Charles, 8. 68.
Follet (Follett), Nicholas, 14. 138; 16.
265 ; 17. 226, 228.
Follet, William, 16. 265.
Follett, Abigail (Mrs. Wiggin), 14. 151.
Folsom, origin of the name, 13. 72.
FOLSOM, CHARLES, A.M., 8. 84, 231, 458,
468, 476 ; 9. 2, 3, 6, 190, 191 ; 10. 105,
134, 141, 282, 295, 302, 414 ; 13. 13, 267 ;
15. 4, 5; 17. 22 n.; Donations from,
2. 261 ; 5. 440; 6. 383, 470; 7. 1, 100,
279 ; 8. 76, 314; 10. 344, 368. Elected a
Resident Member, 5. 199. Remarks, 5.
364 ; 7. 144. Suggestions concerning the
origin of the motto, E pluribus Unum,
6. 252. Reports a list of books neces-
sary for the Society's Library, 6. 428.
Read letter of Mrs. Walsh, 7. 168. Re-
port on the purchase of books of refer-
ence, 7. 301. Connection of, with the
Harvard Triennial, 8. 42, 43, 45, 61.
On the Standing Committee, 8. 272.
On the Committee for the Publication
of the Proceedings, 8. 485. t Letter of,
on the death of Mr. G: Livermore, 8.
454-456. Vote of thanks to, 9. 228.
Communication by, 9. 244. His re-
marks on the old Latin hymn, ' Dies
Iras,' 9. 358. Communication to, from
J. Hammond Trumbull, Escf., on the
Indian name, ' Shawmut,' 9. 376. Re-
tires from the Standing Committee, 10.
20. Vote of thanks to, 10. 20. Re-
marks of, 10. 49, 82, 316. Retires from
the Publication Committee, 10. 315.
Vote of thanks to, 10. 315. On Deux
Ponts's 'Campaigns,' 10. 349. On Mr.
G: Livermore, 10. 467 n. Death of, an-
nounced, 12. 290. Tribute to, by the
President, 12. 290-292 ; by Mr. John G.
Palfrey, 12. 308-312 ; by Dr. Lothrop,
12. 313-315. Resolution of the Society,
12. 296. Hon. Theophilus Parsons ap-
pointed to prepare a memoir of him, 12.
296. Incident of his tutorship at Har-
vard College, 12. 314. Death of, no-
ticed in Mr. Grigsby's letter, 13. 24.
'Memoir of,' by Theophilus Parsons,
13. 26-42. His birth, 13. 26. Exeter
Academy, 13. 26. Graduates at Har-
vard College, and takes charge of the
Hallowell Academy, 13. 26. Proctor
in college, 13. 26. Goes to the Mediter-
ranean, and appointed consul at Tunis,
13. 26. Secretary to Com. Bainbridge,
13. 27. Marriage, 13. 27. Librarian
of Boston Athenaeum, 13. 27. Letter of
S. A. Eliot, on management and use to
a public library, 13. 28-34. Illness and
death, 13. 35. Relations with Admiral
Farragut, 13. 35. His character, 13.
41, 42. His Latin inscriptions for mon-
uments of Presidents of Harvard Col-
lege, 13. 37, 38. His literary discov-
eries, 13. 39, 40. His proposed ' Com-
panion to the English Dictionary,' 13.
41.
Folsom, Charles W., 8. 61. Gift from,
20. 188.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
169
FOLSOM, Hon. GEORGE, A.M., 8. 2, 182,
183 ; 18. 434. Nominated a Corre-
sponding Member, 2. 61. Elected, 2. 64.
Letter of acceptance of membership,
2. 65. Donations from, 2. 71, 83, 184,
338, 361, 534; 4. 133. Letter from,
2. 91. Statement regarding the New
York Historical Society, 2. 93. His
communication to be acted on, 2. 124.
Present at the meeting of the Society,
2. 177. His death, 10. xvi ; 12. xviii.
Remarks on the death of, n. 3-5. His
' Saco and Biddeford ' cited, 2. 74 n. ;
20. 81. His ' Original Documents re-
lating to Maine' cited, n. 165 n.; 14.
376 n. ; 18. 87 n., B.
Folsom, Rev. George M., gift from, to
the Society, 19. 126. Vote of thanks
to, 19. 1'28.
Folsom, .Tames, 13 26.
Folsom, John, Jr., 16. 265.
Folsom, John West, i. 13. Donation
from, i. 82.
Folsom, Capt. Nathaniel, 10. 49.
Folsom, Gen. Nathaniel, d. 1790, 15. 114.
Folsora, Norton, letter describing the
' Burnside Mine,' 8. 281.
Folsom, Peter, 16. 265.
Folsom, Samuel, 14. 252.
Folsom, Mrs. Susanna S. (McKean), 13.
27.
Folsom, see also Foulsam.
Folvvell, Richard, his ' History of Yellow
Fever in Philadelphia ' cited, 13. 420 n.
Fonblanque, Edward Barrington de, see
De Fonblanque.
Fones, Mrs. Thomas, 18. 66.
Fonseca, Juan de, 16. 319.
Fonteneda, Hernando de Escalante, trans-
lation of a memoir of, presented, 12. 40.
Fontenoy, 3. 236.
Fooks, Mr., Philadelphia, 8. 375.
Foord, James, 19. 59.
Foot, Capt. John, 14. 126.
Foot, Moses, 19. 412 n., 416.
Foote, Mr., 6. 322.
Foote, Rear-Adm. A. H., n. 136.
Foote, Hon. Caleb, donation from, 2. 380.
FOOTS, Rev. HENRY W., A.M., 14. 25 ; 16.
165, 388 ; 17. 229 ; 18. 407 ; 19. 54, 445.
Permission granted to him to copy part
of Sewall's Diary, 13 210. Allowed
to make extracts from the Society's
MSS., 13. 328. Elected a Resident
Member, 13. 370. Appointed to prepare
a memoir of Dr. Walker, 13. 449.
Remarks by, on privateering during
the American Revolution, 14. 100. Ex-
hibits the register- books of King's
Chapel kept during the siege of Bos-
ton, 14. 100. Communicates a bill of
sale of a negro belonging to Dr. Caner,
14. 257. Elected a member of the
Standing Committee, 14. 328 ; 15. 276.
Of a committee to nominate officers,
16. 100. Of committee to nominate
officers, 19. 251. Remarks by, on com-
municating the Journal of Dr. Benja-
min Bullivant, 16. 101-103. Submits
the Annual Report of the Council, 16.
161-165. Submits the report of the
committee to nominate officers, 16. 173.
Vote of thanks to, 16. 174. Appointed
Recording Secretary pro tempore, 18.
245. Recording Secretary, 18. 400.
Discourse by Dr. Freeman on the oc-
casion of the celebration of the Russian
victories in 1812, communicated by, 18.
379-387. List of books in library given
to King's Chapel by William III., com-
municated by, 18 423-430. Vote of
thanks to, 19. 55. His 'Annals of King's
Chapel,' 19. 194, 287.
Foote, John P., donation from, 3. 50.
Foote, Mrs. May P., 6. 319, 320.
Foote, Samuel A., 10. 475.
Forbes, Mrs., 7. 232.
Forbes, Charles E., 19. 42, 45.
Forbes, Prof. Edward, 14. 24.
Forbes, J. M., 7. 413. Donation from, 6.
23 ; 7. 24.
Forbes, Reo. James, 2. 448 n. ; 17. 255,
256, '256 H., 261.
Forbes, Ren. John, 13. 342.
Forbes, Sir John, M.D., 17. 443.
Forbes, John M., 19. 171, 172.
Forbes, Ralph B., 12. 289.
FORBES, ROBERT B., 8. 261. Donations
from, 2. 375, 417 ; 5. 159 ; 12. 289 ; 15.
228. Elected a Resident Member, 5.
107. On Auditing Committee, 5. 486.
Letter from, with log of the ' Midas,'
13. 327. Vote of thanks to, 13. 328.
Applies for the loan of the model
of the steamer ' Midas,' 20. 392. Per-
sonal memoranda relating to maritime
affairs, 7. 410-417.
Forbes, William H., 10. 166, 169; 12.
221, 223 ; 13. 275. Donation from, 5.
104 ; 7. 474.
Forbes Lithographic Co., 15. 272.
Forbes, see Fobes.
Forbush, Capt. Charles, 16. 81.
FORCE, Judge MANNING F., 13. 266 Elect-
ed a Corresponding Member, 13. 121.
Accepts membership, 13. 232.
FORCE, Hon. PETER, 2. 66, 66 n. ; 4. 60 ;
6. 104, 105 ; 15. 75 n., 76-78, 79 ».-82 n.,
83, 84 n., 85 n., 86; 17. 358; 20. 104,
277 n. Donations from, 2. 50, 106, 131,
170, 176, 310. 412, 498, 539 ; 7. 1. To
receive Vol. VIII., third series, 2 312.
A committee appointed to petition Con-
gress for a copy of his ' American Ar-
chives/ 2. 418. Report of the com-
mittee, 2. 420. Request of, to copy
certain portions of the Trumbull Pa-
pers, 2. 443. Elected a Corresponding
Member, 3. 110. Library of, 9. 463.
Death of, 10. xvi, 133. His ' Amer-
170
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
ican Archives ' cited, i. 205 n.; 6. 180,
185, 188-191, 193 ; 10. 264 ; 12. 186 ; 13.
157 n.; 14.184,253; 15. 126 n., 129, 134,
135 n., 142 n., 143, 145 n., 157 n., 185;
16. 78 n., 336 n., 340 n., 357 n. ; 17. 62 n.,
63 n. His ' Documentary History of
the United States/ 2. 443. His ' His-
torical Tracts' cited, 3. 288; 16. 195 n.;
20. 402. His ' Notes ' on Mahon's ' His-
tory of the American Declaration of
Independence ' quoted, 6. 106.
Force, William Q, donation from, n. 500.
Ford, Abigail (Mrs. Strong), i. 290.
Ford, Lieut. James, 15. 81.
Ford, John, marriage of, 14. 152.
Ford, Capt. John, 15. 81.
Ford, John, printer, 8. 71.
Fordham, Rev. Jonah, 8. 12, 21, 26.
Fordham, Rev. Robert, 17. 343.
Forening til Norske Fortidsmindesmer-
kers Bevaring, 13. 9.
Fores, S. W., 14 169.
Forest, James, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 267.
Forgue, Dr. fr Mrs., xx. 19.
Forman, H. Buxton, gift from, 12. 251.
'Walter Scott, a Centenary Tribute,'
by, 12. 251.
Format, Peter, 15. 262, 263.
Formosus, Pope, n. 424.
Forney, John W., donation from, 2. 551.
Forrest, , 8. 346.
Forrest, Mr., 6. 240.
Forrest (Forest), James, n. 393, 395.
Forrester, J. J., donation from, 2. 310.
Forrester, William, 13. 109.
Forsaith, Mr., auctioneer, 5. 266.
Forster, , Rawdon, 18. 325.
Forster, Isaac, M.D., see Foster.
Forster, Johann Reinhold, LL.D., 13. 35-4,
365. His ' Observations in a Voyage
round the World/ i. 112. His ' History
of Northern Voyages/ i. 122.
FORSTER, JOHN, LL.D., 8. 6, 413, 415;
12.236; 14. 157, 318; 15. 381 ; 18. 442.
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
8. 100. Elected, 8. 172. Acknowl-
edges his election, 8. 254. Vote of
thanks to, 8. 416. Transferred to the
class of Honorary Members, 13. 449.
Death of, 14 xvi. Announced by the
President, 14. 204. His ' Life of Sir
John Eliot' cited, 13. 90.
Forster, Lieut. Josiah, see Foster.
Forster, Lieut. Parker, 15. 82.
Forster, Lieut. Samuel, 15. 84.
Forsyth, Major Benjamin, n. 493.
Forsyth, Hon. John, 4. 433; 18. 192; 19.
17, 17 n.
Fort Amsterdam, 10. 378 n.
Fort Bruington, N. Y., ig 423.
Fort Caswell, flag captured at, presented,
n. 136.
Fort Catamirus, 3. 333.
Fort Charles, 7. 359.
Fort Constitution, 4. 306.
Fort Cumberland, 3. 230, 231.
Fort Edward, 6. 356 ; 10. 164.
Fort Ellsworth, 7. 85.
Fort Erie, Oswego County, N. Y., 7. 287 n.
Fort Frontenac, 7. 329; n. 319.
Fort George, n. 495.
Fort Griswold, 10. 305.
Fort Harmar, Marietta, Ohio, 17. 178 n.
Fort Hendrick, N. Y., 19. 405.
Fort Henry, flag captured at, presented,
ii. 136.
Fort Herkimer, N. Y., 19. 405.
Fort Hill, 4. 28, 33, 40, 221. Fortified,
1776, 7. 248, 254. Picture of, faces 15.
364.
Fort Hunter, N. Y., ig. 403, 405, 418.
Fort Independence, Boston flarbor, 6.
259 ; 17. 21.
Fort Leaven worth, Kansas, 16. 366.
Fort Lee, 4. 305.
Fort Mackinac, portion of the flagstaff
of, presented, n. 159.
Fort Montgomery, 4. 306.
Fort Moultrie, service of black soldiers,
6. 238.
Fort Mystic, 10. 327.
Fort Narragansett, 3. 9.
Fort Necessity, 3. 230, 231, 234.
Fort Oswego, 7. 330.
Fort Pitt, 6. 371.
Fort Popharn, address at, 1862, 7. 474.
Fort Pulaski, 7. 24.
Fort St. Philip, flag captured at, pre-
sented, ii. 136.
Fort Schuyler, 7. 329, 333, 335.
Fort Schuyler, old, 19. 405, 406, 417.
Fort Stanwix, N. Y., 7. 239 ; 19. 400, 402,
405, 408, 413, 417, 423.
Fort Strong, Noddle's Island, 18. 288.
Fort Sumter, 6. 31, 213, 324 ; 7. 3 ; 19. 288.
Fort Venango, donation of relics from,
9. 248. Letter of William C. Todd re-
lating to, 9. 248.
Fort Wagner, 7. 360.
Fort Walker, flag captured at, presented,
ii. 136.
Fort Warren, Boston Harbor, 5 374.
Fort William, Boston Harbor, 5. 109 ; 17.
20-22.
Forth, Sir William, Kt.. 10. 34. Original
conveyance by, of Hickam Woods to
Sir Edward Coke, 3. 180.
Fortifications, remains of, near Boston,
n.151.
Fortune, ship, 14. 368; 20. 402.
Fosdick, Greenfield, 15 161.
Foss, John, d. 1699, 14. 133.
Foss, John, Dover, 16. 265.
Foss, John, Portsmouth, 16. 264.
Foss, Mrs. Sarah (Heald), 14. 151.
Foss, William, marriage of, 14. 151.
Foster, , 1632. 20. 21.
Foster, , 17—, 17. 160.
Foster, , 1775, 7. 237 ; 8. 343.
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171
Foster, Capt., 15 130.
Foster, Capt., 20. 15.
Foster, Deacon, n. 140.
Foster, Lieut., 4. 296.
Foster, Miss, 8. 396.
Foster, Mr., Germanlown, i. 386.
Foster, Rev. Mr., 4. 296.
Foster, Abraham, 20. 312, 314, 317.
Foster, Adrian W., ix. 489.
Foster, Amy J. (Mrs. Hudson), xx. 489.
Foster, Ann, 20. 314-316.
Foster, Augustus John, British Minister,
1812, 5. 260.
Foster, Dr. Benjamin, 15. 79 n., 80, 128,
133.
Foster, Bossenger, 7. 203; n. 140.
Foster, Bossenger, son of the preceding, 19.
„ 163.
Foster, Lieut. David, 15. 76.
Foster, Rev. Edmund, 17. 156.
Foster, Edward, n. 393, 395. A refugee
from Boston in 1776, 18. 267.
Foster, Edward, Jr., a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 18. 267.
Foster, Eleanor (Mrs. Coffin), n. 306 n.
Foster, Eliza H., n. 488, 489.
Foster, Mrs. Elizabeth, xx. 489.
Foster, Lieut. Ezekiel, 16. 76, 76 n.
Foster, George, a centenarian, account of,
ii. 487, 491.
Foster, George B., 17. 365.
Foster, George I., n. 489.
Foster, Capt. Gideon, 15. 78.
Foster, Mrs. Hannah (Webster), x. 491.
Foster, Master Henry, donation from, i.
93.
Foster, Capt. Isaac, 15. 99.
Foster, Isaac, M.D., Charlestown, x. 324 ;
n. 306 n. Quoted, 7. 478.
Foster, Rev. Isaac, H.C. 1671, 8. 14, 22,
27.
Foster, James, 15. 116, 117. Sentenced
by court-martial, 15. 133.
Foster, James A., 11. 488, 489, 491.
Foster, James H. & Son, donation from,
2. 469.
Foster, Jedediah, 10. 99.
Foster, Rev. Joel, gives a copy of his
Ordination Sermon, i. 167.
Foster, John, 1710, 12. 374.
Foster, John, 1775, 15. 157.
Foster, John, printer, H.C. 1667, 8. 13,
22, 27 ; 10. 403; 17. 249; 20. 213, 317.
Foster, Rev. John, Bristol, Eng., d. 1844.
His ' Essay on Decision of Character,'
12. 442. '
Foster, Rev. John, D.D., Brighton, Mass.,
d. 1829, i. 491. Gives copies of his
Artillery Election Sermon and Dedica-
tion Sermon, x. 219. Donation from
the family of, i, 446.
Foster, Joseph, 1775, 15. 157.
Foster, Joseph, donation from, 5. 309.
Foster, Joseph, silversmith, 18. 346.
Foster, Capt. Joshua T., 20. 24.
Foster, Lieut. Josiah, 6. 178; xx. 489 ; 15.
81.
Foster, Martha A., xx. 489.
Foster, Mary I., n. 489.
Foster, Sir Michael, 20. 301 n.
Foster, Moses, 14. 297.
Foster, Phineas, n. 307.
Foster, Rebecca G., n. 489.
Foster, Richard, 18. 373; 20. 140, 142,
144.
Foster, Mrs. Sally, n. 489.
Foster, Sarah, xx. 489.
Foster, Sarah (Mrs. Gore), 13. 424.
Foster, Susan D., n. 489.
FOSTER, Hon. THEODORE, A.M., granted
leave to take books from the Library,
i. 133, 134. Nominated a Correspond-
ing Member, i. 134. Elected, i. 135.
Extract from letter accepting member-
ship, x. 133 n.
Foster, Thomas, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 267.
Foster, Capt. Thomas Wait, 14. 89.
Foster, Timothy, xx. 140.
Foster, William, n. 140 ; 12. 66 ; 13. 419.
Foster, Dr. William, 20. 140.
Fotherby, Rt. Rev. Martin, Bishop of
Salisbury, his ' Atheomastix/ i. 137.
FOTHERUILL, ANTHONY, M.D., 7. 183.
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
i. 164. Elected, i. 165.
Fouche, Joseph, 12. 289.
Foulsam, Ephraim, killed by Indians, 14.
149.
Founders of the Society, i. xxxiii ; 2.
viii ; 3. v, 168. List of their names, 3.
166. Portraits of, 3. 166.
Four great cold seeds, the, in colonial
medicine, 5. 390.
Fouraignan, , Martinique, 12. 65.
Fourde, Joseph, 20. 13.
Fourteenth Regiment of British Troops,
removed to the Castle, 6. 483.
Fourth of July, celebration of, 6. 175.
Foute, A. M., 12. 289.
Fowell, John, 14. 360, 385.
Fowey, Cornwall, 7. 116.
Fowle, Daniel, i. 21.
Fowle, Joshua B., 15. 164.
Fowle, Nathaniel, 19. 45.
Fowle, Rebecca, 20. 318, 319.
Fowle, W. H., 4. 96.
Fowle, William, xx. 140.
Fowle, William B., donation from, 3. 182.
Fowle, Zachariah, x. 440-442.
Fowler, David, 19. 415.
Fowler, Bishop Edward, his ' Design of
Christianity/ 18. 429. His ' Christian
Liberty/ 18. 429.
Fowler, John, naturalized, 4. 362.
Fowler, Rev. Orrin, donation from, 2. 410.
Fowler, Philip, letter to, in relation to
money bequeathed by Rev. E. Rogers,
6. 346.
Fowler, Samuel P., donation from, 3. 214.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Fowler, William C., his 'Memorials of
the Chaunceys/ donated to the Soci-
ety, 3. 265. To receive the thanks of
the Society, 3. 265.
Fowles, , case of, 12. 111.
Fowls. Samuel, 19. 325 n.
Fox, Capt., 15. 91.
Fox, Lieut., 15. 79 n.
Fox, Abel, M.D., 7. 45.
Fox, Charles J., advocates an insane hos-
pital, 7. 37.
Fox, Hon. Charles James, 11. 7 ; 15. 53 ;
ig 374, 375. And Burke, 5. 451 ; 7. 403.
Fox, Francis, 15. 78.
Fox, George, the Quaker, 12. 343 ; 18. 339,
360. And John Burnyeat, i. 177.
Discussions of his champions with
Roger Williams, 6. 49. ' New England
Firebrand Quenched,' i. 177. 'George
Fox digged out of his Burrowes' cited,
6.49. His 'Journal' cited, 18. 389.
Fox, George, Baron Bingley, see Bingley.
Fox, Hon. GUSTAVUS VASA, 16. 164, 400 ;
18. 196 n. ; 20. 190. Offers the flags
taken by Admiral Farragut during the
Rebellion, 10. 481. Letter from, ac-
companying a donation of some rebel
flags, ii. 135, 136. Vote of thanks to,
n. 138. Donations from, n. 252; 13.
263 ; 16. 206. Elected a Resident Mem-
ber, 15. 386. Letter to, from President
Lincoln, 15. 394. Accepts member-
ship, 16. 1. Of committee to co-oper-
ate with the United States Coast Sur-
vey, 16. 183. His death, 20. xx, 353,
355. Termination of his Resident Mem-
bership, 20. 56. Elected a Correspond-
ing Member, 20. 104. Accepts mem-
bership, 20. 106. Death of, announced,
20 353-355. His paper on the ' Car-
roll County Kearsarge Mountain,' 20.
355. His ' Attempt to solve the Prob-
lem of the First Landing-place of Co-
lumbus/ 20. 355.
Fox, Hannah, 20. 318, 319.
Fox, Jabez, 20. 319.
Fox, Rev. Jabez, H.C. 1665, d. 1703, 2.
449 n. ; 8. 13, 22, 27 ; 10. 403 ; 17. 263,
266, 268-270, 272, 274, 275.
Fox, Rev. John, 1690, 2 449 n. • 17. 263.
Fox, Rev. John, d. 1756, 8. 30.
Fox, Rev. John, d. 1587, n. 423 n. His
' Acts and Monuments of the Christian
Martyrs,' i. 81; 10. 444; n. 422, 422n.,
424, 429 ; 15. 262.
Fox, Joseph, Adit, 15. 81, 93, 95, 99, 103,
110, 112-114, 117, 121, 123, 126, 134,
135, 138, 141, 143; 16. 156.
Fox, Roger, 14. 83.
Fox, Rev. Thomas B., 8. 252. Obituary
notice of Dr. Frothingham by, n. 375,
376.
Fox Point, 17. 354 n. Communication on
the supposed massacre at, by Mr. Tut-
tie, 17. 105-111.
Foxborough, Mass., 4. 389.
Foxcroft, Mr., Cambridge, 11. 10.
Foxcrof t, Col. Francis, 8. 40.
Foxcroft, Judge Francis, 18. 368-371, 376.
Note by, and sketch of, 8. 40. His
father, Col. Francis, and his wife, Eliza-
beth (Danforth), 8. 40.
Foxcroft, Joseph E., 17. 214.
Foxcroft, Rev. Thomas, i. 145. His Cen-
tury Sermon, i. 7. His Sermon on
the Conquest of Canada, i. 7. Dr.
Chauncy's sermon on the death of, i.
7. His funeral sermon on John Coney,
i. 153.
Foxglove, in medicine, 5. 396.
Foxhall, Nathaniel, 14. 136.
Foy, Isaiah, 12. 107.
Foye, Dr., Surgeon llth Mass. Regt., 7. 83,
\)2i*
Foye, Ann, 13. 413.
Foye, Ann, />. 1737, 13. 413.
Foye, Elizabeth, 13. 413.
Foye, John, 13. 413.
Foye, John, Jr., 13. 413.
Foye, Lewis, 13 413.
Foye, Sarah, 13. 413.
Foye, William, an officer in the Cartha-
gena expedition, 18. 375, 378.
Fraiser, Major, 15. 96.
Framingham, Mass., 4. 99; 6. 177 ; 7. 238;
12. 402, 403 ; 17. 338, 372, 373, 379, 385.
Origin of the name of, 12. 409.
Framingham Academy, 19. 225.
France, 3. 215, 264, 267 ; 6. 96, 124, 126,
129, 221, 270, 275, 281, 334. Instruc-
tions of the Envoys to, i. 123. Com-
munication from the minister of com-
merce, 2 217. Arms of, on the coins
discovered on Richmond Island, 3. 187.
Ratification of the treaty with Amer-
ica, 3. 303 n. And the United States in
1778, 5. 12. Slavery in, 6. 142, 143.
Plans of conquest in America, 6. 226.
Offers of protection to America, 1775,
7. 211. Declares war against England,
1776, 7. 250. The Seven Years' War,
7. 491, 492. The paper money of the
Revolution, 7. 493-495. Relations of,
with Austria, 1787, 9. 77. Collection
of engraved portraits of distinguished
men of, presented, 11. 44. Civil war in
the time of Henry IV., 11. 209. In
1789, contrasted with the United States,
15. 63.
France, Archives of, committee appointed
to procure certain information from, 2.
271, 299. Report of the committee, 2.
302. Discussion regarding action re-
lating to the documents, 2. 306, 307.
Letter from Mr. B. P. Poore relating to
certain documents, 2. 307, 307 n., 308 n.
France, Bureau de la Statistique Gene-
rale, 2. 213 n.
Francestown, N. H., 6. 434 ; 7. 32.
Francis I. of France, 18. 91.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
173
Francis, Saint, and John the Baptist, com-
pared, ii. 417.
Francis, Miss Abby Bradford, 8. 241.
Francis, Mrs. Abby Bradford (Allyn), 8.
241.
Francis, Benjamin, 8. 233.
Francis, Charles S., 14. 46.
FRANCIS, Rev. CONVERS, D.D., i. 446, 450,
451, 456, 472, 478 n., 479, 482, 487, 490,
492, 494-496, 500, 500 n., 503; 2.488;
12. 5; 15. 3; 18. 175; 19. 314. His
death, i. xliii; 7. xiii. Nominated a
Resident Member, i. 436. Elected,
i. 446. Of Publication Committee,
1. 451 ; 2. 28, 89. Announces the
death of Dr. Allyn, i. 473. Requested
to prepare a memoir of Dr. Allyn, i.
475, 475 n. Donations from, i. 473;
2. 39, 59, 79, 219, 264, 494. Present at
meetings of the Society, 2. 3, 14, 15,
25, 28, 31, 35, 40, 46, 47, 56, 60, 62, 65,
67, 72, 79, 83, 84, 86, 94, 96, 99, 102,
104, 109, 117, 123, 125, 131, 135, 139,
143, 144, 147, 149, 172, 177, 178, 185,
186, 188, 192, 216, 218-220, 222, 223,
225, 227, 233, 2:54, 236, 238, 241, 253,
287, 307, 320, 324, 328, 334, 340, 350,
353, 363, 334, 370, 374, 376, 380, 383,
385, 414, 419, 421, 422, 426, 430, 434,
441, 443, 450-452, 455, 468, 470, 475,
481, 483, 495, 525, 534, 539, 559, 571,
585, 599, 606. Of Standing Committee,
2. 26, 40, 82, 103, 130, 149, 192, 233,
251, 270, 313, 342, 370, 387, 426, 454.
Of Scrutinizing Committee, 2. 59.
Communicates donation from Daniel
Adams, 2. 63. Subject of lectures de-
livered by him, 2. 80, 226 n. To pre-
_pare a memoir of Dr. Bradford, 2. 171.
To borrow a certain volume from the
Library, 2. 328. Of committee to con-
sider the ownership of the Hutchinson
Papers, 2. 333. To prepare a memoir
of Hon. John Davis, 2. 361, 361 n.
President pro tempore, 2. 538. Signs a
memorial remonstrating against a peti-
tion of the Historic, Genealogical So-
ciety for a change of its corporate
name, 3. 266-270. Remarks on his
death, 7. 4-9, 11. « Memoir of,' by Dr.
Newell, 8. 233-253. His 'Memoir of
Mr. Goodwin' cited, i. 468 n. His 'Life
of Father Ralle,' i. 476 n. His 'Me-
moir of Dr. Bradford,' 2. 141 n. His
'Memoir of the Rev. Dr. Allyn/ 2.
509 «.
Francis, Ebenezer, n. 152, 308; 18. 304,
312. Subscribes to the fund for re-
printing certain volumes of the Collec-
tions, 2. 347. 368. Trustees of the
estate of, 13. 14, 18, 272 ; 15. 275.
Francis, Col. Ebenezer, 14. 89; 15. 78,
106, 148; 17. 236; 18. 304; 20. 401.
His watch in the Society's cabinet, 4.
418 ; 20. 401 n.
Francis, Elizabeth Brown (Mrs. Bow-
ditch), 5. 508.
Francis, George C., 8. 61, 241.
Francis, James B., 18. 400 n.
Francis, John, paid by Harvard College
for brick ware, 6. 351.
FRANCIS, JOHN W., M.D., nominated a
Corresponding Member, i. 234. Elect-
ed, i. 237. His death, 5. xi, 188. Re-
marks on, 5. 146, 147.
Francis, Sir Philip, 13. 368. Manuscript
letter of, exhibited, 12. 214.
Francis, Richard, 8. 233.
Francis, Sarah Ellen (Mrs. Mason), 18.
304-306, 311.
Francis, Mrs. Susannah (Rand), 8. 235.
Francis, Valentine M., M.D., donation
from, 7. 168.
Francis Joseph I., Emperor of Austria, 16.
440.
Francois, Jean, i. 357.
Franke, August Hermann, 17. 149 n.
Frankfort, A>, 17. 81, 231.
Frankland, Lady Agnes, 18. 349-351.
Frankland, Sir Charles Henry, 5. 63 ; to.
163; 12. 322; 17. 234; 18. 348-350;
20. 6.
Frankland House, Boston, account of, by
Col. Lee, 18. 347-351.
Franklin, Benjamin, LL.D., i. 33, 67, 82,
403; 2. 396; 3. 121, 177, 180; 4. 24,
43, 44, 82, 117, 129, 143, 147, 225,
433; 5. 5; 6. 95; 7. 172; 8. 105, 217,
461 ; 10. 210, 275, 305, 412, 413, 439,
456; xi. 104, 106, 256, 300, 323; 12.
36, 227, 228; 13. 78, 152-154, 157,
185, 192, 197, 211, 257, 381 ; 15. 13,
25, 33, 38, 44, 62, 193, 198, 327, 328,
332, 393 ; 14. 105, 247, 305; 16. 41-50,
101, 179, 208, 211, 255 ; 17. 35, 63, 131,
132, 312, 372, 418, 459 ; 18. 323, 345 ;
19. 181 n., 220, 220 n., 310-312 ; 20 212,
261. His examination before the House
of Commons, i. 20. His newspapers,
i. 54. Suit of clothes worn by, in the
year he signed the Treaty of Alliance,
i. 155. Mr. Watson's letter about the
clothes, i. 155 n. A case of matrices
for types, formerly belonging to him,
presented to the Society, 2 38. Statue
of, and clothes used in draping the
statue, 2. 601, 601 n. Garments of,
loaned to Mr. Greenough, 2. 605. Re-
turned to the Society, 2. 606. His
maternal ancestry, 3 27. Mission of,
3. 79. The inauguration of the statue
of, 3. Ill, 176, 177. Inscriptions on
the case of his eyeglass, 3. 113. Shaft
erected by Mr. Dowse to his memory,
3. 115, 177, 364, 393-395. The Wash-
ington chair, 3. 123. Return of the
correspondence of Hutchinson with
Whately, 3. 149. Bust of, placed in
the Dowse Library, 3. 169, 170. Man-
uscript concerning his family previous
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Franklin, Benjamin, LL.D. (continued).
to their leaving England, donated to
the Society, 3. 174, 175. His birth-
place and place of burial, 3. 175, 895.
Letter to Gov. Bowdoin from, 3. 179.
Letter to Count de Vergennes, 3. 256.
Letter to Dr. Samuel Mather, 3. 293.
Urn erected to his memory in Frank-
lin Place, 3. 395. Statue erected in
Philadelphia, 3. 395 n. ; 7. 332. Coat
of, 4. 6. Letter from, to Edmund Burke,
4. 25, 26. Everett's oration on his early
days, 4. 100. His letter to J. Lovell
alluded to, 5. 12. His constitution ad-
mired by Turgot, etc., 5. 90. Auto-
graph of, given to the Prince of Wales,
5. 98. And American prisoners in
England, 5. 343-345. Views on sla-
very, 6. 96, 119-126. Delegate to the
Convention at Philadelphia in 1787, 6.
112, 113. Letter from, to John Wright,
6. 119, 120. Letter from Dean Wood-
ward, 6. 120. Signs the Memorial to
Congress to abolish slavery in 1790,
6. 122, 123. Commissioner for nego-
tiating peace with Great Britain, 6.
133. One of the Committee of Con-
ference to consider the condition of the
American Army, 6. 184. Letter from, to
Thomas Hancock, 6. 354, 355. On in-
creasing the number of books in the
Harvard University Library, 6. 354-356.
Letter to M. J : Franklin, 6". 355. Letter
to, from Josiah Quincy, 7. 118-122. Let-
ter to, from J : Winthrop, 7. 123. Letter
to, from S : Cooper, 7. 124. Letter to,
from Joseph Warren, 7. 125. And
Washington's marshalship of France,
7. 146-149. Letter to Rosenccone,
7. 146 n., 147 n. His connection with
Washington's presumed marshalship of
France, 7. 286, 287. His coat loaned
to the Sanitary Commission Fair, 7.
361. Compared with Josiah Quincy,
7. 405. Letter on his dismissal from
the office of postmaster, and his po-
litical opinions, 1774, 8. 85, 86. Letter
to, 1771, 8. 468-474. Photograph from
a portrait of, presented, 9. 249; n. 44.
His portrait, 10. 39. Letter of, 10. 316.
Cabinet portrait of, presented, n. 150.
Medal designed by, n. 301 n. Letter
of, to Edmund Quincy, u. 326-328.
Letters of, to Messrs. Wright, Smith,
& Gray, Bankers, 12. 49, 51. Letter
to David Hale, Printer, 12. 49. To
Humphry Marshall, 12. 50. Medallion
of, by Nini, exhibited, 12 52. Bust of,
by Giuseppe Ceracchi, 12. 81. Auto-
graph of, 13. 216. Porringer belonging
to, 13. 215. Medal designed by, 13.
292. Remarks by Mr. Winthrop on
portraits of, 14. 160-162. Portrait of,
by Copley, 14. 160. Portraits of, by
Greuze, 14 161 ; 20. 359, 360, 360 n.
Portrait of, by Chamberlin, 14. 161. Re-
marks by Mr. Winthrop on a portrait
of, 15. 10. Letter from, to Prof. John
Winthrop, 15. 11, 12. Letter to, from
Prof. Winthrop, 15. 12, 13. Remarks
by Mr. Winthrop on the clothes worn
by, when signing the French treaty,
16. 50. Clothes in the Society's Cab-
inet not worn by, when the treaty of
peace was signed, 16. 370. Proposed
purchase of the papers of, by the
United States, 19. 239-241. Portrait
of, discovered in Dresden, 20. 264.
His ' Interest of Great Britain with
regard to her Colonies,' i. 48. His
' Articles of Belief and Acts of Re-
ligion,' 3. 283. His ' Address to the
Public lor the Abolition of Slavery/
6. 120-122. 'Life of/ by Sparks, 6.
120, 126. Paper communicated to the
' Federal Gazette ' by, 6. 123. His-
Parody on a pro-slavery speech, 6. 124-
126. Sparks's edition of his works,
10. 281, 282.
Franklin, Mrs. Deborah, 10. 316.
Franklin, John, 3. 281.
Franklin, Sir John, n. 359; 16. 384.
Franklin, Josiah, 20. 212.
Franklin, Mrs. Josiah, 20. 212.
Franklin, John, brother of Benjamin
Franklin, 3. 281 ; 4. 143. Letter to,
from B: Franklin, 6. 355. Matters
referring to the improvement of the
College Library, 6. 355, 356.
Franklin, Thomas, 19 310.
Franklin, Walter, 3. 123 ; 17. 134.
Franklin, Gov. William, u. 141 ; 14, 340-
342.
Franklin, schooner, i. 203, 204.
Franklin Academy, Andover, 20. 403.
Franklin Club, Philadelphia, donation
from, 8. 76.
Franklin family, 10. 163 ; 14. 38.
Franklin Papers, 20. 42.
Franklin Place, estate of the Society in,
i. xix. A committee appointed to lease
the room in, 2. 1. The insurance on, to
be renewed, 2. 16, 61, 114. Report of
the committee having charge of the
Society's room in, 2. 78. Insurance
effected on the building, 2. 89. Orig-
inal deed of, 2. 93. Sum paid for in-
surance on, 2. 103 n. The estate sold
to the Boston Library Society, 2. 132.
Report of the sale, 2. 133, 134. Money
received from the sale of, 2. 133, 134,
148 n., 211 n., 234 n., 258 n., 269 n., 314 n.
Urn erected in,to the memory of Frank-
lin, 3 395.
Franklin School, name of, 6 33.
Franklin Square, New York, historical
dwelling near, 3 123.
Franklin statue, Boston, 3. Ill, 176 ; 17.
460.
Franklin Street, 6. 29.
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175
Franklin Society, 19. 336.
Franklin Society, Chicago, donation from,
ix. 498.
Franks, , 19. 71.
Franks, Augustus W., F.S.A., 8. 94, 95.
Donation from, xx. 388, 500.
Franks, Miss Becky T. (Mrs. Johnston),
ii. 255, 257.
Franks, David, n. 257.
Franks, Major David S., IX. 255, 257.
Frary, Elez'er, 4. 256, 257.
Frary (Frarey), Capt. Theophilus, 12.
107 ; 16. 107, 108 ; 17. 52, 53.
Fraser, Mr.., 19. 214-217, 220, 223.
Fraser, Mrs., 19. 215, 216, 222. .
Fraser, Prof. Alex. Campbell, 17. 94 n.
FRASER, CHARLES, nominated a Corre-
sponding Member, i. 448. Elected, i.
451. His death, 5 xi. Donation from,
2. 135. Remarks on, 5. 83, 84, 188. His
' Reminiscences of Charleston,' 19. 248.
His account of Trumbull's portrait of
Washington, 19. 248.
' Fraser's Magazine,' 18. 329.
Fraternita de' Santi Jacopo e Filippo, 10.
165.
Frauds, statute of, 10. 72.
Fray, Mr., 19 214.
Frazer, Gen., 6. 357.
Frazer, Major, 16. 337, 342, 344-349.
Frazer, John George, 15. 157.
Frederic I., Barbarossa, n. 414.
Frederic I- of Prussia, iz. 425.
Frederic II. of German//, n. 415.
Frederic II. (the Great) of Prussia, z.
397 ; 6. 215 ; 7. 491, 492 ; 15. 16, 32, 33,
43, 47 ; 20. 358. Autograph of, 5. 100.
Frederick III., Elector of Saxony, 20. 350,
367, 374-376, 379.
Frederick V., Elector Palatine, n. 215;
16 186.
Frederick VI: of Denmark, letter from, in
regard to Dighton Rock, 6. 252, 253.
Frederick VII. of Denmark, death of, 8.
82, 83. Notice of a paper prepared
by, 8. 199, 200.
Frederick, Duke of York, Bishop of Osna-
burij, see York.
Frederick, Prince of Wales, 15. 26 n.
Frederick William II. of Prussia, i. 131.
Frederick William ULofPnuaa. 1. 131 ;
17. 308.
Frederick William IV. of Prussia, 17.310.
Fredericksburg, Va., 4. 96 : 17. 241 : 19.
71; 20.344.
Frederickson, C. W., donations from, 5.
48. Vote of thanks to, 5. 51.
Fredericton, N. B., 17. 209, 210, 210 n.
' Fredonia,' proposed national name, z.
817 n.
Fredonia, N. Y., 4. 94.
Free trade adopted by Congress, 1776,
7. 252.
'Freedoniah,' z. 317 n.
Freeman, Col., 14. 84.
Freeman, Deacon, 14. 84.
Freeman, Mr. (Freeman, Cobb, Sf Co.], 19.
430, 431.
Freeman, Andrew, 19. 259.
FREEMAN, Col. CONSTANT, 17. 217. Do-
nation from, i. 190. Nominated a Cor-
responding Member, i. 220. Elected,
i. 221.
Freeman, Edmund, i. 13.
FREEMAN, EDWARD A., D.C.L., 13. 266,
330 ; 14. 157 ; 20. 173, 394. Elected an
Honorary Member, 13. 82. Accepts
membership, 13. 236.
Freeman, Enoch, to. 99.
Freeman, Ezekiel, donation from, i. 191.
Freeman, Francis A., 16. 387.
Freeman, Frederick, his ' History of Cape
Cod 'cited, 12. 417.
FREEMAN, Rev. JAMES, D.D., i. 1, 4, 5,
13, 14, 17 n., 23, 24, 27, 30-32, 36, 38-
41, 43, 48, 49, 62, 86, 91, 99, 102, 104,
107-110, 116, 117, 119-121, 124, 126-
129, 132-135, 139, 140, 143, 144, 149,
150, 156, 160 n., 165, 166, 169, 172, 179,
186-188, 190, 193-197, 199, 200, 214-
216, 219, 220, 222, 225, 226, 220, 230,
232-236, 239, 240, 243-245, 248, 251-
253, 262, 263, 265, 266, 270, 277, 279,
283, 284, 287, 320, 333, 337-339, 345,
347, 348, 350, 369, 371, 374-376, 378,
483 n., 492 n.; z. 193, 200, 202, 273,
276; 10. 234; 12. 181, 434; 13. 422;
16. 370; 17. 217, 218; 18. 379, 380;
19. 390. One of the founders of the
Society, i. x, xiv, xvin., xxiiin. ;
2. 24 ; 3. 166. To procure a room
for the Library and Museum, i. xviii.
To superintend the publications of
the Society, I. xx, xxv n., .xxxii.
His portrait, i. xxxiv. His death, i.
xli. To get Dr. Cooper's pamphlets,
i. 5. Of committee to procure a file
of the ' Evening Post,' i. 6. List of
books contributed by, to begin the Li-
brary, i. 7, 8. Of committee to obtain
pamphlet from Mr. Bowdoin, i. 14.
Of committee to arrange the plan of
the ' Apollo/ 1. 17. To prepare an ac-
count of the Society for Fleet's ' Regis-
ter,' i. 17 n. Presents report of com-
mittee to confer with Belknap & Young,
i. 23. Of Publication Committee, x.
24, 57, 77, 108, 196, 241, 283. Dona-
tions from, i. 26, 30, 55, 56, 76, 123,
124, 129, 131, 136, 137, 147. Of com-
mittee to procure a new room for the
Society, i. 35. Of committee to report
a plan for the publications, 1.42. Au-
tograph and portrait of, face i. 48.
Of committee to superintend binding,
i. 49, 54. Elected Recording Secre-
tary, i. 50, 64, 82, 97, 105, 117, 126. 132,
140, 148, 157, 164, 170, 188, 193, 196,
206, 215, 221. Recording Secretary,
i. 66, 59, 70, 71, 86 n., 97, 105, 118,
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
FREEMAN, Rev. JAMES, D.D. (continued).
160 n., 187, 208, 209, 223. Of commit-
tee to prepare the room in the Tontine
Crescent, i. 59. Of committee to
make a contract for printing the Col-
lections, i. 78, 83. To select books to
be sent to Sir William Jones, i. 80.
Of committee to reprint the Circular
Letter, i. 81. Of committee on in-
crease of means for publishing the Col-
lections, i. 86. Of committee on pro-
posed map of the State, i. 96. Of
committee to examine the printer's
account, i. 97. Of committee to sell
useless books, i. 101. Of committee
to consider the expediency of continu-
ing the publication of the Collections,
i. 107. To draft a subscription paper
for printing the Collections, i. 108.
Letter of N. Freeman to, i. 121. Of
committee to select articles to be
loaned to S. Turell, i. 149. Of com-
mittee on reprinting the Collections, i.
150, 159, 169. Letter from, to Dr. |
Eliot, i. 151 n. Of committee to de-
vise a better way of publishing the
Collections, i. 157. To take books
from the Library needed for preparing
index to the Collections, i. 165. Of
committee on Earl Buchan's letter, i.
172. His account rendered and al-
lowed, i. 189. Announces a donation
for printing the Collections, i. 189.
Vote of thanks to, for the index to the
first series of the Collections, i. 214.
Declines re-election as Recording Sec-
retary, i. 225. Vote of thanks to, for
nineteen years' service in that office,
i. 226. Facsimile of a letter of, faces
1.226. Elected a member of the Stand-
ing Committee, i. 226, 231, 239, 245,
254, 264, 273, 270, 288, 335, 341, 350, '
374, 380. To notify Judge Davis of
his selection as Orator at the celebra-
tion of the anniversary of the landing
at Plymouth, i. 234. Makes a prayer
at that celebration, i. 235. President
pro tempore, i. 249. Of committee on
the reprint of ' Mourt's Journal,' i. 279.
Indian map communicated by, i. 283.
Of committee on celebration of the an-
niversary of the landing at Plymouth,
1. 287. Of committee on publishing
the continuation of Hutchinson's 'His-
tory,' i. 338. Of committee to prepare
the index to the second series of the
Collections, i. 338. To ask Admiral
Coffin for aid in procuring the manu-
script of the continuation of Gov.
Hutchinson's ' History/ i. 346. Letter j
of Mr. Gore to, i. 399 n. One of the j
ten original members of the Society, I
2. 24 ; 3. 166. Announcement of his j
death, 2. 24, 24 n. A memoir of, to be {
prepared by Rev. F. W. P. Greenwood, J
2. 24. His memoir in Vol. V. of the
third series of the Collections, 2. 24 n.
Donation from, communicated to the
Society, 2. 62. Abstract of his papers,
report by the Recording Secretary, 2.
80, 80 n., 81, Sin. Signature of" his
articles in the Collections, 2. 245 n.
Prayer offered by, at a celebration of
the anniversary of the landing of the
Pilgrims, 3. 1 30. His ' Memoir of Judge
Minot,' i. 145, 151 ; 13. 256. His de-
scription of towns on Cape Cod, i.
151. His ' Notes on Mourt's Journal
and Winslow's Relation,' i. 151. Dis-
course by, on the occasion of the cele-
bration of the Russian victories, 18.
383-387.
Freeman, John, 10. 22.
Freeman, John D. (Freeman $• Bolles), 2.
269 n., 367 n.
Freeman, Capt. Jonathan, n. 140.
FREEMAN, Hon. NATHANIEL, i. 62; u.
308. Nominated a Resident Member,
i. 43. Elected, i. 44. Accepts mem-
bership, i. 48. Letters of, i. 97, 121.
Vote that he be no longer considered a
member, i. 199. 500 n.
Freeman, Nathaniel, Jr., donation from,
i. 91.
Freeman, Major Nehemiah, U.S.A., 12.
181.
Freeman, Sir Ralph, n. 173, 173 ». 176n.
Freeman, Rowland (N. 4~ It. Freeman),
11. 308.
Freeman, Hon. Samuel, 12. 121; 13. 223;
15. 85, 159 ; 20. 167 n. Donation from,
1.87.
Freeman, Scipio, sentenced by a court-
martial, 16. 344.
Freeman, Watson (Freeman $• Cushinfj),
ii.. 308.
Freeman & Andrews, Messrs., i. 13.
Freeman & Bolles, money paid to, 2.
269 n., 367 n.
Freeman, Cobb, & Co., Messrs., 19. 430,
431.
Freeman Place, 3. 42-44.
Freeman's Oath, 3. 9.
Freemason, ship, 5. 358.
' Freemason's Monthly Magazine/ i.
326.
Freemen, qualifications of, in Plymouth
Colony, 9. 34. To be admitted only
by the General Court in Massachusetts,
9. 49. To choose Deputies, 9. 49. Or-
der of the General Court respecting,
12. 105 n.
Freeport, Me., 17. 88 ; 19. 253.
Freetown, Mass., 7. 187,213, 219; 12. 395,
399, 401.
Freher, Paul, his ' Theatrum Virorum
Eruditione Clarorum/ 2. 613 n., 614 n.
Frelinghuysen, Theodore, 7. 144.
Fremantle, Sir Thomas, 4. 323.
Fremerij, Prof, de, 13. 309.
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177
Fremont, Gen. John C., 6. 308 ; 15. 204 ;
18. 58.
French, B. V., Jr., donation from, 2. 432.
French, Benjamin B., Esq., letter from,
accompanying the donation of a table
made from pieces of the dome of the
Capitol, 9. 353. Thanks of the Society
voted to, 9. 355. Donation from, 10.
14.
FRENCH, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, 2. 117 n.
Donations from, 2. 265, 266; 3. 251.
Requests certain books for the New
Orleans Fisk Free Library, 2. 494, 495.
Elected a Corresponding Member, 3.
237. Accepts membership, 3. 251. His
1 Historical Collections of Louisiana,'
2. 117 n.
French, Daniel C., 20. 348.
French, Dependance, 20. 323.
French, Eli, donation from, 2. 362.
French, H. W., 16. 385, 391.
French, Judge Henry F., letter from, read,
n. 240. Articles of, in the ' Daily
Advertiser/ cited, xx. 241, 241 n.
French, Jonathan, clerk of the Old South
Society, 2. 250.
French, Reo. William C., donation from,
8. 431.
French, 3. 33, 214. Ally themselves with
Indians, 3. 235-237, 306. Encounters
of Washington with, 3. 230-234. Their
treatment of slaves, 6. 152. Their feel-
ing towards the Americans in the Revo-
lutionary War, 7. 147-151.
French Army, 6. 379. Expedition seek-
ing to expel the troops from the Alle-
ghanies, 3. 236.
French caricature, faces 13. 82.-
French church in School Street, 4. 354.
French fleet, 3 308. Arrival of, at Bos-
ton, Sept. 3, 1789, n. 19.
French Government, donation of the Sta-
tistical Documents of, 2. 217. A com-
mittee appointed to consider obtaining
certain information from, regarding its
designs on the New England Colonies,
2. 271. Report of the committee, 2.
283.
French map of Boston and vicinity, 6.
40.
French meeting-house, Boston, 15. 173.
French newspapers, 6. 365.
French Protestants in Massachusetts,
petition to the General Court, 4. 349.
French Revolution, 12. 64, 66. Effect on
religion and morals, 6. 267, 268. Dem-
ocratic societies growing out of, 6.
400.
' French Settlements in North America,
Account of/ i. 20.
French-Town, Md., 19. 19.
French Village, N. B., 17. 212, 212 n.
French War, ' Memoirs of the Principal
Transactions of/ i. 12. ' History of,'
i, 138.
12
Fresh Pond, Cambridge, the ice trade, 3.
55, 56.
Frey, M., 7. 332, 333.
Frezier, Amade'e Fran£ois, his * Voyage
de la Mer du Sud/ 1. 153, 201.
Friday Dinner Club, 18. 314.
Frie, John, 20. 312.
FRIEDERICHSTHAL, Le Chevalier, com-
munication from, 2. 173, 174. Nomi-
nated a Corresponding Member, 2. 174.
Elected, 2. 176. Letter and donation
from, 2. 176.
' Friend/ donations from a, 2. 28, 354,
364, 442, 444.
Friend & Aub, 6. 39.
Friends, the early efforts to abolish sla-
very in America, 6. 119. In America,
7. 224.
Friends, a tavern, 17. 198.
Friendsville, Md., 17. 198 n.
Frier, CapL, 16. 108. See Frary.
Fries, , 6. 275.
Friesland, medal dedicated to, n. 302.
Frinck, Rev. Mr., 8. 216, 218.
Frisbie, Mrs. Catherine (Mellen), x. 421.
Frisbie, Prof. Levi, d. 1822, x. 421; 2. 195;
20. 235. '' Memoirs of/ 6. 300. Miscel-
laneous writings of, 6. 300, 300 n.
Frisbie, Rev. Levi, d. 1806, his missionary
sermon, i. 178; 2. 195.
Frith, John, n. 423 n.
Fritz, Mr., 7. 185, 186, 189. In the guard-
house, 7. 188.
Frog, in medicine, 5. 394.
Froissart, translation of, in the Dowse
Library, 3. 384.
Frontenac, Louis de Buade, Cornfe de, 14.
124 n.; 17.224,226.
Frost, Elder, entertains Col. Goffe, 7.
282.
Frost, Major, 16. 108.
Frost, Charles, 14. 140 n. ; 20. 169, 324.
Frost, CapL Charles, 14. 124 n. 126 n.
Killed by Indians, 14. 132.
Frost, Edward, 8. 456.
Frost, John, 8. 456.
Frost, John, sentenced by court-martial,
1775, 16. 344.
Frost, John, tried for high treason, 1840,
20. 332.
Frost, Margaret (Mrs. Marrifield), 14.
152.
Frost, Mrs. Sarah, 15. 263.
Frost, Simon, 20 169.
Frost, Lieut. Stephen, 15. 80.
Frost, Lieut. William, 15. 82.
' Frothingham/ origin of the name, 13. 73.
Frothingha'm, Mrs. Ann Gorham
(Brooks), ii. 372.
Frothingham, Ebenezer, n. 371.
Frothingham, Mrs. Eliza, 20. 416.
Frothingham, Mrs. Joanna (Langdon),
n. 371.
Frothingham, Mary Eliza (Mrs. Rob-
bins), 20. 405. Death of, 20. 408.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
FROTHINGHAM, Rev. NATHANIEL L., D.D.,
2. 254 n., 255; 1 1.102, 370, 12.5,6,439;
13. 3, 431 ; 15. 63 n. ; 17. 161 ; 18. 167 ;
19. 313 ; 20. 412. His death, i. xliv ;
ii. xviii. Nominated a Resident Mem-
ber, 2. 259. Elected, 2. 260. Ac-
cepts membership, 2. 262. Present at
meetings of the Society, 2. 262-264,
266, 268, 271, 285, 287, 291, 294, 303,
307, 309, 318, 319, 324, 328, 335, 338,
340, 345, 352, 353, 356, 363, 370, 372.
374, 378, 380, 382, 414, 421, 443, 450,
469, 475-477, 479, 486, 489, 507, 526,
542, 548, 551, 554, 559, 571, 583, 596,
599, 604, 606, 607. Of Publishing Com-
mittee for Vol. X. third series, 2 340.
Of Scrutinizing Committee, 2. 342.
Of committee to consider obtaining a
transcript of the records of certain
churches, 2. 342, 343. Report concern-
ing the records of certain churches,
2. 353, 379. President pro tempore, 2.
374. Presents the records of the First
Church in Boston, 2. 381. Of Nomina-
ting Committee, 2. 485, 553. Of Stand-
ing Committee, 2. 488. Declines to
serve, 2. 488. Requested to prepare
a memoir of Rev. Thaddeus Mason
Harris, 2. 502. Amount subscribed by,
for the Library and new Catalogue, 2.
603 n. Resolutions concerning the death
of Dr. Kane, 3. 152-154. To prepare
a memoir of Dr. Lunt, 3. 207. Signs a
memorial remonstrating against a peti-
tion of the Historic, Genealogical So-
ciety for a change of its corporate
name, 3. 266-270 On W. H. Prescott,
4. 180-184. Remarks on the ' Crossed
Swords,' 4. 284, 285. Remarks on tkc
announcement of his death, n. 285-
239. Resolution adopted by the So-
ciety, ii. 238. Dr. Hedge appointed
to prepare a memoir of, ii. 239. ' Me-
moir of/ by Dr. F. H. Hedge, n. 371-
386. His parentage and birth, ii. 371.
College life, ii. 371. Autograph and
portrait of, face n. 371. Pastor of
the First Church, Boston, ii. 372. Mar-
riage, ii. 372. Resigns pastorate, n.
373. Loss of eyesight, ii. 374. Death,
ii. 375. Obituary notice by Rev. T.
B. Fox, ii. 375, 376. Address at his
funeral, n. 377. Hymn at Plymouth
celebration by, i. 235 ; 3. 130. His
' Memoir of the Rev. T. M. Harris/
2. 232 n. 'Memoir of Rev. William
Parsons Lunt/ 3. 207-213. , His lines
on the ' Prescott Swords ' referred to,
ii. Ill, 236.
Frothingham, Rev. Octavius Brooks, ii.
373.
FROTHINGHAM, Ron. RICHARD, LL.D., i.
271 n. ; 3. 332; 4. 2, 51, 61, 381 ; 8. 232,
257, 441, 456, 476, 484; 9. 464; 10. 14,
20, 334, 411, 485, 486 ; n. 43, 228, 244,
306 ; 12. 7, 43, 44, 48, 176, 211, 231, 250,
327, 427; 13. 7, 12, 155, 184, 269; 14.
162, 230, 318 ; 15. 172, 264, 274, 275, 3z6,
334 ; 16. 165 ; 17. 77, 122 ; 18. 25, 419 ;
20. 38, 174, 193. One of the twenty-
six members in the heliotype frontis-
piece, 2. vii; 3. 32 a. Donations from,
2. 336, 351, 362, 364, 365, 444, 446, 459 ;
4. 52, 309; 8. 480; 12. 264. Nominated
a Resident Member, 2. 350. Elected,
2. 352. Accepts membership, 2. 353.
Present at meetings of the Society, 2.
354, 356, 358, 362-364, 370, 372, 374,
376-378, 380, 382, 383, 385, 389, 411,
412, 414, 415, 417, 419, 421, 422, 424,
426, 429-432, 434, 441, 443, 445, 450,
452, 454-458, 460, 462, 466, 470, 472-
474, 476-479, 481, 483, 489, 490, 495,
499, 503, 507, 613, 529, 533, 537, 539,
547, 548, 551, 554, 559, 671, 573, 581,
585, 592, 596, 599, 604, 607. Of com-
mittee to examine the Treasurer's ac-
counts, 2. 366, 367. Elected Treasurer,
2. 370, 387, 426, 454, 488, 528, 559 ; 3.
29, 86, 162 ; 4. 19, 272 ; 5. 29, 195 ; 6.
19; 7. vii, 26, 363; 8. 272; 9. 190; 10.
20, 173; ii. 45, 243; 12. 80, 225; 13.
21, 279; 14. 28, 328. To give notice
to those Resident Members not paying
their assessments, of the Rule of the
Society concerning the deficiency, 2.
378, To report if the Society can af-
ford to publish a volume of the Collec-
tions annually, 2. 379. Reports re-
ceipts of deficient assessments, 2. 381.
A committee appointed to examine his
accounts, 2. 384, 424, 452, 470, 485, 525,
553, 606 ; 3. 1, 67, 154, 284 ; 4. 228, 439;
5. 160 ; 6. 471 ; 7. 347 ; 8. 231 ; 9. 82 ;
10. 485; ii. 229 ; 12. 51, 447 ; 13. 255,
449; 14. 326, 327; 15. 275, 276. See
Auditing Committee. His annual re-
port as Treasurer of the Society, for
the years ending April, 1848, 2. 386;
1849, 2. 425 ; 1850, 2. 453 ; 1851, 2. 471 ;
1852, 2. 487 ; 1853, 2. 526, 527 ; 1854, 2.
555, 556; 1855, 3. 1, 2 ; 1856, 3. 85;
1857, 3. 163 ; 1858, 4. 19 ; 1859, 4. 251-
254; 1860,5.21-25; 1861, 5. 188-192;
1862, 6. 9-12 ; 1863, 7. 16-19; 1864, 7.
352-355; 1865, 8. 268-271; 1866, 9.
180-183; 1867, 10. 2, 4, 8-14; 1868,
10. 166-171 ; 1869, ii. 34-41 ; 1870, n.
246-249; 1871, 12. 73-78; 1872, 12.
219-224; 1873, 13. 14-19; 1874, 13.
272-278; 1875, 14. 321-326; 1876, 15.
269-275. To render an account of the
fund subscribed by Nathan Appleton
and others, 2. 386, 410, 410 n., 425. To
sell the Western Railroad shares, 2.
416, 417. Of committee to consider a
new catalogue of the Society, 2. 418.
Of committee to consider preparing a
memorial to the General Court con-
cerning an amendment of certain laws,
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
179
2. 418. Report of the committee, 2.
419. Of Scrutinizing Committee, 2.
440. Heads a letter bearing date of
1775, 2. 443. Communicates a bequest
left to the Society, 2. 444. Of com-
mittee to confer with the American
Antiquarian Society regarding certain
records to be printed, 2. 449. Chosen
Recording Secretary pro tempore, 2. 454,
456. To present the memorial con-
cerning the preservation of town rec-
ords to the Legislature, 2. 463. To
purchase the drawing of Westminster
Abbey for the Society, 2. 557. Re-
ports the purchase of the account of
John Usher, 2. 558. Presents a copy
of a Chinese newspaper, 2. 584. Re-
port of a communication from the
Trustees acting under the will of the
late Hon. Samuel Appleton, 2. 597.
Statement concerning the subscription
for the Catalogue and the Library, 2.
602, 003, 603 n. Amount subscribed
by, for the Library and new Catalogue,
2. 603 n. To pay sixty dollars for the
repairing of the picture of Washington,
2. 606. Remarks, 4. 290-308; 5. 171,
198, 365; 10. 82, 83, 136, 483; n. 227.
Treasurer, 4. 425; 5. vii, 18, 199, 205;
7. 102 ; 8. 231, 258, 272 ; 9. 190 ; 10. 39,
487 ; n. 32, 131, 229, 326 ; 12. 4, 29, 51,
70, 71, 78, 190, 191, 215, 216, 231, 250 ;
13. 2, 6, 7, 17-19, 104, 141, 143, 144,
278; 14. 25, 26, 158, 317, 319, 328. Re-
?ort on the Appleton Fund, 3. 2-4, 6,
, 32. To reimburse Mr. Deane for his
action in regard to the Bradford Man-
uscripts, 3. 24. To pay for the ex-
pense of printing the minutes of the
April meeting, 3. 32. Remarks upon
the expediency of certain publications,
3. 36. Of committee to search for
larger accommodation, 3. 42, 43, 66.
Communicates a letter from Mr. Sears,
3. 49. To execute a lease of the prem-
ises, 3. 65. Executes the mortgage to
the Suffolk Savings Bank for Seamen,
3. 66, 67. Of Publishing Committee,
3. 89. Reads a letter referring to the
Assembly of July 3, 1776, 3. 98. Re-
ports the B receipt of a check from
Hon. J. Quincy, 3. 111. Reads a peti-
tion of Roger Williams, 3. 229, 230.
Reads a letter from Joseph Havvley,
of date 1775, 3. 264. Signs a memorial
remonstrating against a petition of the
Historic, Genealogical Society for a
change of its corporate name, 3. 266-
270. Reads a letter from Gov. Hutch-
inson, 3. 282. Reads a letter from
William Ellery, 3. 282. Reads extract
from Phineas Pratt's 'Narrative,' 3.
336. Reads extract on the Heath Pa-
pers, 4. 290-308. Motions of, 4. 437; 5.
28, 199; 10. 20, 175, 332; xi. 131, 142;
13. 51 ; 14. 32, 102, 205. Of committee
on exchange of prisoners in the Revolu-
tion, 5. 324, 346. Of committee on his-
tory of the Rebellion with report of
the same, 5. 223, 226, 227. On Dr. L.
V Bell, 5. 409-41 1. Remarks on Paige's
map of Boston, 6. 23, 38. French map
of Boston owned by, 6. 40. Donation
from, of ' The Idiot, or Invisible Ram-
bler,' 6. 332. Report of, in regard to
' shares in the Massachusetts Cotton
Mills, 6. 426. Committee appointed to
advise with, in regard to investments
for the Society, 6. 426. On a letter
from Lieut.-Gov. Hutchinson to Lord
Hillsborough, 6. 483-487. Appointed
Recording Secretary pro tempore, g 227.
Presentation by, of copies of papers
relating to the Seal of the United
States, 9. 351. Vote of thanks to, for
his services as Recording Secretary
pro tempore, g. 367. His remarks in
acknowledgment of the gift of the
Peabody Fund, 9. 446. His remarks
on lines by George Herbert, in Burton's
' English Empire in America,' 9. 464.
Incident connected with Major Andre,
related by, 9. 465. Meetings of the
Society at his house, n. 231, 232; 14.
52, 102. Reads a paper on the ' Dec-
laration of Independence,' n. 232. Of
committee on alterations in the By-
Laws, n. 405. Reads a copy of Gov.
Hutchinson's conversation with George
III., 12. 59. Authorized, together with
the President, to execute a mortgage
of the Society's land and building, 12.
130, 212. Reads extracts from the
' Massachusetts Spy,' 12. 157, 158. Let-
ter of Mr. Harry Edes to, 12. 176-181.
Authorized to borrow money on the
credit of the Society, 12. 181. Author-
ized to execute a deed for relinquish-
ing a 'Declaration of Trust' made by
the Society, 12. 212. Of committee to
publish a volume of Revolutionary
Papers, 13. 232. Reads a letter from
Hutchinson to Dr. Robertson, 13. 252.
Of committee on the proposed Lowell
Institute lectures, 14. 53. Remarks by.
on Bunker- Hill battle, at the meeting
at his house, 14. 53-68. Papers relat-
ing to the battle, submitted by, 14. 68-
91. Committee on the Philadelphia
Centennial Exhibition, 14. 158. Com-
munication referred to him, 14. 158.
Presents report of the committee on
the Philadelphia Centennial, 14. 170.
Reads a letter from Mr. Saltonstall, 14.
170. Calls attention to the Hancock
Letter-Books, 14. 184. Remarks by,
on submitting papers, etc., relating to
the siege of Boston, 14. 261-275. Let-
ters and diary relating to the siege,
submitted by, 14. 275-298. Letter
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
FROTHINGHAM, Hon. RICHARD, LL.D.
(continued).
from Georgiana Adlane referred to,
14. 328. Submits a vote in regard to
the sinking fund, 15. 277. Vote of
thanks to, 15. 277. Communicates a
manuscript diary of Thomas Newell,
15. 334. Elected a member of the
Council, 15. 380. Elected a member
of the Executive Committee of the
Council, 16. 173. Remarks by, in re-
lation to the ' Hutchinson Letters/ 16.
101. Of a committee to attend Mr.
Bryant's funeral, 16. 194. His death,
17. xviii. Vote of thanks to, on re-
tirement from the Executive Com-
mittee, 17. 76, 77. Death of, an-
nounced by the President, 17. 828-
331. Resolution of the Society, 17.
331. Remarks by Mr. Deane, 17.
331-334. Remarks by Mr. Smith, 17.
334, 335; by Mr. C. F. Adams, Jr., 17.
385-337. Extract from a letter of Mr.
Grigsby on the death of, 18. 4. Mr.
Deane to prepare a memoir of, 18. 67.
A portrait of, given, 18. 318. The
plates of his ' Siege of Boston,' ' Life
and Times of Joseph Warren,' and
' Rise of the Republic,' given to the
Society by his widow, 20. 174, 193.
Irving's estimate of his ' Siege of Bos-
ton,' 20. 175. Notice of Dr. Bartlett
by, i. 323-330. His ' Life and Times
of Joseph Warren ' cited, 2. 337 n.,
477 n.; 10. 5; n. 105; 12. 178n. ; 13.
176; 15. 168 n., 174. His 'Siege of
Boston' cited, 2. 443; 14. 62, 63n.,
328 n. ; 15. 109 n., 115 n,, 256 ; 16. 359 ;
17. 181 n.; ig. 377 n. Citations from his
works, 4. 60, 62. ' History of Charles-
town ' cited, 9. 19 ; 12. 396 ; 16. 203 n. ;
20. 147 n. Paper on ' The Declaration,
of Independence,' n. 232. Paper on
the 'Destruction of Tea in Boston
Harbor,' 13. 156-183. ' Rise of the Re-
public' cited, 13. 189.
Frothingham, Samuel, 20. 405.
Frothingham, Thomas G., 19. 857. Letter
and invitation from, read, 18. 431.
Frothingham, Mrs. Vrylena, 20. 193.
Letter from, communicating a gift to
the Society, 20. 174. Vote of thanks
to, 20. 175.
FROUDE, JAMES ANTHONY, 12. 279, 287n.;
13. 13, 83 ; 14. 54 ; 16. 480, 436; 20. 862,
394. Elected an Honorary Member,
10. 2, 146. Remarks of the President
on introducing him to the Society,
12. 284, 285. His review of Motley's
' Dutch Republic,' 16. 426, 427.
Fruin, M., 16. 453, 461, 463.
Fry, Adrian, marriage of, 14. 152.
Fry, Elizabeth (Mrs. Tompson), 14. 151.
Fry, Francis, F.S.A., 10. 449, 450. His
reprints, 10. 459 n.
Fry, John, 20. 814.
Fry, Prof. Joshua, 10. 26.
Frye, Major, 17. 48.
Frye, Frederick, 19. 325 n.
Frye, Col James, 6. 178; 14. 68 n., 89;
15. 79, 85, 87, 91, 95, 97, 106, 108, 109,
111, 113, 129, 154, 159, 160, 255; 19.
325 n. Officers of his regiment, 15. 79,
79 n., 80.
Frye, Col. Peter, Salem, 8. 357.
Fryeburg, Me., 18. 42.
Fryer, Nathaniel, 13. 314 ; 16. 264, 269,
272 ; 17. 226, 228. Death of, 14. 141.
Fuentes y Guzman, Don Francisco de,
cited, 4. 280.
Fuite, Robert, 12. 289.
Fulgentius, Fabrius Claudius Gordianus,
St., his ' Opera,' 18. 427.
Fulham, town of, distance from London,
3-21.
Fulham Library, 2. 602 n. ; 3. 19 ; xi. 405.
Search and recovery of the Bradford
Manuscript, 3. 20, 21 n.-23, 29. In the
charge of the Bishop of London, 3. 21 n.
To receive a copy of the volume con-
taining Bradford's ' History,' 3. 91.
Visit to, by Mr. Deane. 9. 344.
Fulke, Rev. William, D.D , u. 201.
Full, Thomas, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 267.
Fullam, Lieut. Elisha, 15. 76 n.
Fuller, Rev. Dr., donation from, 3. 182. ""
Fuller, Sergeant, 14. 85.
Fuller, Abraham, 2. 20.
Fuller, Amos, i. 345.
Fuller, Rev. Arthur B., donation from, 5.
347.
Fuller, Lieut. Ballard, 15. 79 n.
Fuller, H. Weld, donations from, 2. 354,
485.
Fuller, Henry H., 18. 44.
Fuller, Jacob, 15. 77.
Fuller, Jeremiah, i. 344.
Fuller, John, 17. 158.
Fuller, Capt. John, 15. 76.
Fuller. Jonathan, 17. 158, 159.
Fuller, Jonathan, 3d, 17. 159.
Fuller, Joshua, 17. 158, 159
Fuller, Josiah, 17. 158.
Fuller, Margaret, Countess d'Ossoli, see
Ossoli.
Fuller, Capt. Nathan, 15 80, 91.
Fuller, Samuel, MD..6. 475; 18. 298,299.
Extract from a letter of, to Gov. Brad-
ford, ii. 399, 400.
Fuller, Mrs. Sarah, i. 345.
Fuller, Stephen P., 6. 34, 37.
Fuller, Thomas, 10. 85.
Fuller, Rev. Thomas, D.D., a. 1661, 7. 313.
Fuller, Bon. Timothy, 19. 176-178.
Fuller, William, 16. 265.
Fullerton, chairmaker, 8 334.
Fullerton, Nathaniel. 13. 243, 254.
Fullerton Island, 4. 114.
Fullsome, Lieut. Elisha, 15. 76.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
181
Fulton, Robert, n. 300; 13. 381.
Fulton Street, 6. 29.
Funds of the Society, see Annual Meet-
ing, Report of the Treasurer.
Funeral customs at Albany in 1796, 19.
420. Remarks by the President con-
cerning, 17. 166-170.
Funerals, Memorial for the regulation of,
1717, 20. 5.
FUN£S, Rev. GREGORIO, D.D., nominated
a Corresponding Member, i. 384. Elect-
ed, i. 385.
Furber, Mrs. Elizabeth, death of, 14. 141.
Furber, William, the emigrant, 14. 141 n.
Furber, William, 14. 118. Marriage of,
14. 151.
Furber, Lieut. William, death of, 14. 146.
Furber, William, Sen., 14. 141; 16. 265.
Furdustrandir, 2. 98 n.
Furgerson, Capt. John, 15. 78 n., 79. .
Furnass, John, donations from, i. 54, 84.
Furnel, see also Fernald.
Furnel, Mrs., see Allen, Ann.
Furnel, Nathaniel, marriage of, 14. 151.
Furney, John, an officer in the Cartha-
gena expedition, 18. 373.
Furs, 3. 183.
G.
Gabri, Jacob, 16. 210.
Gachard, Louis Prosper, 16. 431.
Gadbury, Job, 7. 129.
Gade', Gerhard, donation from, 13. 9.
Vote of thanks to, 13. 11.
Gade, Mrs. Helen (Allyn), 13. 9.
Gadsden, Christopher, Lieutenant- Gov-
ernor of South Carolina, 6. 96, 132, 133 ;
ii. 254, 257 ; 17. 80. Letter from, to
Fr. S. Johnson, 6. 133.
Gaerfili Castle, Wales, 19. 90.
Gaffield, Thomas, donation from, 7. 347.
Gage, Capt. Nathaniel, 15. 80.
Gage, Rev. Nathaniel, 8. 456
Gage, Thomas, 2. 84. His ' Survey of the
West Indies/ I. 53, 153; 2. 84 n.
Gage, Gen. Thomas, Governor of Massa-
chusetts, i. 26, 75, 485 n. ; 3. 35, 202 ; 4.
23-25, 79, 81 ; 5. 2, 3, 38 ; 7. 189, 195,
198, 200, 208, 209 ; 8. 328-406, passim ;
10. 128; n. 331; 12. 59, 176, 186, 208,
211, 402 n., 419; 13. 53, 57, 58, GQn.,
164 n., 221 ; 14. 63 n., 70, 76, 81, 83, 92,
99, 232, 237-243, 245-247, 279, 290, 292,
309, 310, 316, 341-349, 351-358; 15. 69,
155, 166, 179, 326, 353, 356, 391 n. ; 16.
6n., 42, 71, 156, 158, 371, 375, 376; 17.
316-318, 321, 324, 325; 19. 132; 20.
269. Letters from, and others, to the
ministry, i. 20, 89. His instructions to
Captain Brown and Ensign de Bernicre,
i. 21. Address to, i. 293 n. Address
to, with answer from, 3. 38. Succeeds
Gov. Hutchinson in office, 3. 144 ; 15.
352. One of the original passes issued
in accordance with his order, exhibited,
3 180, 181. Copy of his reply to George
Chalmers, 3. 261. Anecdote concern-
ing the embargo laid on persons leaving
Boston, 3. 261, 262. Arrives in Boston,
4. 219. Whether to attack him, 4. 231.
Proclamation issued, June, 1775, 5. 327;
15. 354, 359, 361. Despatches for,
seized, 7. 193. Events of the Revolu-
tion, 6. 212. Letters to, concerning the
Boston Massacre, 6. 487. Extract from
a letter to, 7. 295. Proclamation of,
for discouraging certain illegal combi-
nations, 12. 47.
Gageborough, Windsor, Mass., 12. 406,
408. Named in honor of Gen. Gage,
12. 419.
Gager, Dr. William, 18. 293, 298.
Gaillard, Hon. John, 19. 48 n. Death of,
19. 48.
Gaine, Hugh, i. 12; n. 23. His ' Mer-
cury ' cited, 6. 184.
Gainsborough, Thomas, 10. 412; 14. 194;
20. 394. His portrait of Franklin, 10.
39.
Gainsborough, Eng., 6. 53, 54.
Gair, Samuel S., 2. 228 n.
' Galaxy/ donations from the publishers
of, 10. 311.
Gale, ,13.110.
Gale, Elizabeth (Mrs. Hawes and Mrs.
Rogers), 5. 491, 492, 494, 495.
Gale, Hon. George, n. 23.
Gale, Joseph, death of, 15. 350,
Galen, ship, i. 173 n., 197 n.
Gales, Joseph, 15. 279; 19. 29. Monu-
ment to, suggested by the President,
15. 279.
Gales, Mrs. Joseph, 15. 279.
Gales & Seaton, Messrs., their 'Annals
of Congress' cited, i. 106 n.
Gales's Shipyard. Boston, ig. 105.
Galilei, Galileo, n. 300 ; 16. 208, 221 n.
GALINDO, Col. JUAN, a letter from, con-
cerning ruins of Copan, 2. 14, 14 n.
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
2. 25. Elected, 2. 14 n., 30. Letter from,
2.84.
Gall, Franz Joseph, M.D., 13. 390.
GALLATIN, Hon. ALBERT, LL.D ., i. 415 n. ;
7. 144; 14. 193; 17. 311, 379, 379n. Nom-
inated a Corresponding Member, i. 416.
Elected, i. 418. Correspondence con-
cerning certain manuscripts on the
North-East Boundary Question, 2. 214,
214 n., 215. A copy of his letter to be
transmitted to the Secretary of State
of the United States, 2. 218. And N.
Appleton, 5. 283, 287. Urges the re-
sumption of specie payment, 5. 289.
His ' Views of the Public Debt/ i. 202.
Gallic, Junius, 18. 142, 142 n.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Gallipolis, Ohio, 13. 82.
Gallop, Antill, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 267.
Galloppe, or Gallop, John, 5. 126, 127 ;
10. 327.
Galloway, Elizabeth, see Hodgesden.
Galloway, James, quoted in regard to
slavery and the slave-trade, 6. 166.
Galloway, Joseph, LL.D., 14. 340; 15.
12. Examination of, before the House
of Commons, i. 167.
Gallup, Lewis F., M,D., donation from,
6.23.
Gait, sculptor, 10. 144, 342.
Gait, John M., donations from, 2. 498,
503, 534.
Galusha, Jacob, see Guletia, Jacob.
Galvano, Antonio, 8. 92.
Galway, 3. 78.
Gama, Vasco da, 14. 2.
Gambier, Commander James, 7. 295 ; 19
133, 140. Letter to, 7. 294, 295. Me-
morial of, 19. 141.
Gaming in the army condemned by Wash-
ington, 7. 134.
GAMMELL, Prof. WILLIAM, LL.D., 13.
266 ; 19. 326. Donation from, 2. 315.
Elected a Corresponding Member, 13.
68. Accepts membership, 13. 79.
Gandia, Francis Borgia, Duke of, n. 425.
Ganer, Mr., 19. 220.
GANNETT, CALEB, A.M., i. 116, 120, 124,
127, 128, 132, 135, 163, 215, 220, 230,
235, 245, 262. His death, i. xlii, 273 n.
Nominated a Resident Member, i. 107.
Elected, i. 107. Allowed to take Tu-
tor Flynt's manuscript, 1. 127. Granted
leave to take Andrews's ' History of the
American War,' i. 132. Dr. Holmes's
' Memoir of/ cited, i. 273 n.
Gannett, Rev. Ezra S., D.D., 8. 456 ; 10.
347 ; n. 262, 376 ; 12. 160. His esti-
mate of the character of Henry Ware,
Jr., as a Christian minister, 2. 280, 281.
Donations from, 5. 48 ; 8. 1. Funeral
sermon on Nathan Appleton, 5. 251 n.
Editor of the ' Christian Examiner/ 7.
409.
Gannett, John Mico, donations from, 2.
77, 79.
Gannett, Rev. William C., donation from,
12. 160, 218.
Gansevoort, Gen. Peter, 20. 91.
Garden, Rev. Alexander, i. 12.
Garden, Francis, 12. 324.
Garden Court Street, Boston, ig. 114, 392.
Picture of Gov. Hutchinson's house in,
19. 74.
Gardiner, the Ladies, 20. 67.
Gardiner, Lieut. Aaron, 15. 83.
Gardiner, Alexander, communication
from, 2. 240.
Gardiner, Ann, naturalized, 4. 359.
Gardiner, Anna, 12. 323.
Gardiner, Lieut. Benjamin, 15. 78.
Gardiner, Capt. Christopher, 15. 135, 136.
Sentenced by court-martial, 15. 136.
Gardiner, Sir Christopher, 10. 378, 380;
14. 393 ; 16. 3 ; 20. 186. Knight of the
Golden Melice, 4. 125-128. Accuser
of New England, 5. 133. Paper on, by
Charles Francis Adams, Jr., 20. 60-88.
Lines composed by, in the ' New Eng-
lish Canaan/ 20. 75, 85.
Gardiner, Hannah (Mrs. McSparran), 16.
397.
Gardiner, John, 19. 159, 159 n., 160, 161.
Naturalized, 4. 359. His Fourth of July
oration, i. 18. Presents a copy of his
speech on the Theatre, i. 39.
Gardiner, Rev. John Sylvester John,Z).Z).,
d. 1830. 2. 388 n.; 4. 359, 359 n.; xi.
285 ; 12. 13, 24 ; 17. 403 ; 19. 159-161.
Donations from, i. 153, 178. A mem-
ber of the Anthology Club, 2. 388 M.
Naturalized, 4. 359. His Fast Sermon,
i. 218.
Gardiner (Gardner), Dr. Joseph, 7. 195 ;
ii. 140. His character, 7. 179.
Gardiner, Lion, 8. 475. Account of, 2.
240.
Gardiner, Rebecca (Mrs. Dumaresq), 12.
323. Portrait of, by Copley, 12. 322.
GARDINER, Hon. ROBERT II., 4. 94;
18. 303, 401 n. Elected an Honorary
Member, 4. 287. Accepts membership,
4. 330. Donation from, 7. 100. Death
of, 7. xiii, 348.
GARDINER, SAMUEL RAWSON, 20. 394.
Elected a Corresponding Member, 13.
370. Accepts membership, 13. 425.
His •' Prince Charles and the Spanish
Marriage/ cited, 13. 87.
Gardiner, Stephen, Bishop of Winchester,
20. 61.
Gardiner (Gardner), Sylvester, M.D., 7.
260 ; ii. 393, 394 ; 12. 186 n., 323. In-
oculating hospital, 4. 324-329. Protest
of, against the enlistment of slaves, 6.
203, 204. His character, 7. 178. A
refugee from Boston in 1776, 18. 267.
Gardiner, Col. Thomas, see Gardner.
Gardiner, William, 16. 397.
Gardiner, William, naturalized, 4 359.
Gardiner, William H., 4. 265, 26(5; xx.
285, 287 ; 17. 356. Letter from, to Hon.
R. C. Winthrop, on Prescott's swords, 4.
258-264.
Gardiner, Me., 7. 348 ; 18. 303.
Gardiner Lyceum, 18. 303.
Gardner, , 3. 149, 149 n.
Gardner, Capt., aide-de-camp to Gen. Howe,
ig. 217.
Gardner, Capt., of the brig « Eliza,' 6. 435.
Gardner, Col., wounded, 7. 191, 374. His
death, 7. 195. See Gardner, Col. Thomas.
Gardner, Elder, 8. 221.
Gardner, Andrew, sentenced by a court-
martial, 16. 356.
Gardner, Capt. Andrew, 12. 107 ; 17. 222 n.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
183
Gardner, Rev. Andrew, d. 1704, 8. 29
14. 139.
Gardner, Asa B., Judge Advocate, ig. 249
Gardner, Charles K., his ' Dictionary ot
Officers of the United States Army
cited, ig. 401 n.
Gardner, Mrs. Elizabeth (Pickering), 2
282.
Gardner, F. G., letter from, to S: J.
Bridge, 4. 323.
Gardner, Rev. Francis, 7. 208.
Gardner, George, ig. 356. Donation of
papers relating to the Town House in
Boston, 3. 336-344. To receive the
thanks of the Society, 3. 337. Dona-
tions from, 4. 1, 11.
Gardner, George A., donation from, 14.
103.
Gardner, Hon. Graf ton, 20. 166.
Gardner, Henry, 1629, 14. 376 n., 377 n.
Gardner, Henry, Stow, Province treasurer,
15. 361 ; 17. 159.
Gardner, Henry J., Governor of Massa-
chusetts, 3. 32, 33, 158. Amendment of
the Charter of the Society, 3. 32 d, 33.
Gardner, John, 17. 193, 194, 194 n.
Gardner, John, 1697, 20. 325.
Gardner, John, Son of Liberty, n. 140.
Gardner, John, Wenham, 2. 282.
Gardner, John L., ig. 356.
Gardner, Joseph, donation from, i. 68.
Gardner, Joseph Peabody, donation from,
13. 128. Vote of thanks to, 13. 126.
Gardner, Mrs. Rebecca It. (Lowell) ,2. 282.
GARDNER, SAMUEL P., A.M., i. 376, 378,
380, 387, 396, 425, 446, 460, 468, 470,
497, 504 ; 18. 354. His death, i. xliii ;
2. 263 n., 264, 272, 283. Nominated a
Resident Member, i. 374. Elected, i.
375. Of committee to examine the
Treasurer's accounts, i. 378, 380, 388,
426, 427 n.; 2. 78, 82, 103, 128, 147.
Contributes to purchase the Society's
building, i. 465 n. Of committee to
confer with the Trustees of the Boston
Library about repairs on the Tontine
Crescent, i. 469, 471. Present at meet-
ings of the Society, 2. 3, 21, 25, 32, 35,
51, 65, 72, 83, 88, 91, 100, 102, 104, 123,
137, 139, 149, 176, 182, 186, 216, 222,
239, 251, 261, 262. Donation from, 2.
31. Report of the Treasurer's accounts,
2. 82, 103, 148. Of Standing Commit-
tee, 2. 103, 130, 149, 192. Of Scruti-
nizing Committee, 2. 250. 'Memoir of,'
2. 261, 2d4 n., 282, 283.
Gardner, Sarah (Mrs. Gore), 13. 423.
Gardner, T., 16. 85.
Gardner, Col. Thomas, n. 141 ; 12. 122 ;
13- 183 ; 14. 87, 89, 92 ; 15. 80, 85, 87. 97,
101, 103, 105, 107, 110, 112 n., 115, 115n.,
120, 129, 148; 16. 290. His officers, 15.
80, 80 7i. See Gardner, Col.
Gardner, Thomas, Jr.. 12. 108.
Gardner, W. H., donation from, 2. 39.
Garesche', Alexander, 13. 423 n.
Garesche', Alexander J. P., 13. 423.
Garesche, Arthur F., 13. 423 n.
Garesche', Edmond S., 13. 423 n.
Garesche', Eugene, 13. 423 n.
Garesche', Henry S., 13. 423 n,
Garesche, Juliette L., 13. 423 n.
Garesche', Julius P., 13. 423 n.
Garesche, Serena, 13. 423 n.
Garesche', William A., 13. 423 n.
Garfield, Abigail, ig. Sin., 93, 94.
Garfield, Abraham, father of the President,
ig. 89, 92.
Garfield, Abrarn, Lincoln, ig 86, 88, 92.
Inscription on the gravestone of, ig. 87.
Garfield, Benjamin, ig. 84. n., 94. Fac-
simile of his signature, ig. 84. Inscrip-
tion on his gravestone, ig. 85.
Garfield, Betsey, ig. 89.
Garfield, Daniel, ig. 91.
Garfield, Edward, 17. 157.
Garfield, Edward, the elder, ig. 83, 83 n.,
84 n., 90. Will of, ig. 93, 94.
Garfield, Edward, Jr., ig. 83, 83 »., 84.
Garfield, Eliza Arabella, ig. 89.
Garfieid, Mrs. Elizabeth (Bridge), ig. 84.
Garfield, Ellery L, letters to, from Pres.
Garfield, ig. 88-92. Letter to, from
J. S. Brown, ig. 92, 93.
Garfield, Ephrairn, ig. 94.
Garfield, Hannah, ig. 88.
Garfield, Harry Augustus, ig. 89.
Garfield, Irvin McDowell, ig. 89.
Garfield, Lieut. Isaac, ig. 90, 91.
Garfield, Isaac, the younger, ig. 91.
Garfield, Mrs. James A., ig. 2, 63.
Garfield, Pres. James A., 18. ^37 ; ig. 9,
56, 87, Sin., 89, 90 n., 122, 240. Reso-
lutions of the Society occasioned by
the assault on, ig. 2. Resolutions of
the Society on the death of, ig. 62, 63.
Paper on the ancestry of, by Mr. Por-
ter, ig 83-94. Memorandum of his
genealogy, ig 88-91. Letters of, to E.
I. Garfield, ig. 88-92.
Garfield, James Ballou, ig 89.
Garfield, James Rudolph, ig. 89.
Garfield, John, Lincoln, ig. 86, 86 n.
Garfield, Rev. John, ig. 90.
Garfield, Joseph, ig. 84 n., 93, 94.
Garfield, Airs. Lucretia, ig. 89.
Garfield, Lucy, ig. 88.
Garfield, Lucy (Mrs. Brown), ig. 88 n.
Garfield, Mary, b. 1824, ig. 89.
Garfield, Mary, b. 1867, ig. 89.
Garfield, Mehitabel, ig. 89.
Garfield, Mrs. Mercy (Bigelow), ig. 86.
Garfield, Polly, ig. 89.
Garfield, Rebecca, daughter of Solomon the
younger, ig. 88.
Garfield, Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Edward
ig 84 n.
Garfield, Rebecca (Mrs. Mixter), ig. 84n.
93, 94.
Garfield, Samuel, ig. 84 n., 93.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Garfield, Samuel, the younger, ig. 90.
Garfield, Sarah, 19. 94.
Garfield, Solomon, 19. 87-90. Facsimile
of the signature of, 19. 87.
Garfield, Solomon, the younger, 19. 88.
Garfield, Mrs. Thankful, 19 80 n.
Garfield, Thomas, b. 1774, 19. 88, 89.
Garfield, Thomas, b. 1801, 19. 89.
Garfield, Thomas, b. 1822, 19. 89.
Garfield, Lieut. Thomas, Lincoln, 19. 84,
85. Picture of the homestead of, 19.
»5. Facsimile of his signature, 19. 8(3.
Garfield, Thomas, Jr., 19. 86-88, 90. In-
scription on his gravestone, 19 86.
Garfield coat-of-arms, 19. 90, 90 n.
Garfield House, Lincoln, picture of, 19. 85.
Garfielde, Mr., 19. 91.
Garibaldi, Giuseppe, 16. 15.
Garland, Jabez, 14. 135.
Garland, John, 17. 153.
Garmine, Elizabeth (Mrs. Randall), 14. 150.
Garnet, Hon. Robert S., 19. 33, 33 n.
Garnett, Mr., 19. 71.
Garrard, Rev. George, extract from a let-
ter of, 12. 246.
Garrett, Capt., 12. 128.
Garrick, David, letters of, i. 136.
Garrison, William Lloyd, 18. 269, 340, 341,
343, 344; 19. 251, 347. Complaint
against, and warrant to apprehend, 18.
343, 344 ; 20. 225.
Garrison Mob, 19. 250, 25L An account
of, read by Mr. Ellis Ames, 18. 269.
Communication in regard to, from Mr.
Ames, 18. 340-344.
Garsdon, Wiltshire, 5. 148, 149.
Garter and the George, Order of, see
Order.
Gas, introduced into the rooms of the
Society, 3. 159. When introduced into
the United States, 4. 383. Objections
to the use of, 12. 162.
Gas-light Company, see Boston Gas-Light,
etc.
Gascoigne, George, 19. 76 n.
Gascoigne, Robert Arthur Talbot, Zd
Marquis of Salisbury, see Salisbury.
Gascon, Placidius, Abbot of Lambsprinqe,
13. 407.
GASPARIN, AGENOR DE, Comte, elected
Honorary Member, 6. 426. Accepts, 7.
2. Death of, 12. xviii ; announced, 12.
103.
Gassendi, Pierre, 16. 239.
Gassett, Henry, donations from, 2. 123,
373, 489.
Gassett, Henry, Jr. (Gassett, Upham, &•
Co.), xx. 307.
Gaston, Gov. William, Massachusetts, IQ.
356.
Gaston, Hon. William, North Carolina, d.
1844, 19. 17, 24. Cited on citizenship
among colored persons, 6. 94.
Gaston, Mrs. William (?), 19. 30.
Gates, Lieut. Benjamin, 15. 83.
Gates, . Gen. Horatio, 3. 272 ; 4. 82, 83,
287, 299, 341 n. ; 5. 353 ; 6. 184 ; 7. 256;
8. 411 ; 15. 43, 70, 71, 120-123, 125, 128,
131, 134, 139, 140, 144, 145, 149, 152;
14. 76, 82; 16. 110. The battle of
Bemis's Heights, 3. 272. Incidents of
the Revolutionary War, relating to, 3.
273-280. Surrender of Burgoyne, 3.
280. And the expedition to Penobscot,
4. 130, 131. Medal voted to, 13. 290.
Letter of, to John Adams, 14. 281.
Gates, Sir Thomas, 10. 30 n., 383; 13.
114 ; 17. 297 n. ; 18. 83, 84.
Gates, Lieut. William, 15. 75.
Gatteaux, Jacques Edouard, 19. 126.
Gatteaux, Nicholas Marie, 13. 290, 292.
Gay, , innkeeper, 12. 60.
Gay, Aaron, 3. 373.
Gay, Miss Ann L., donation from, 3. 262.
Gay, Ebenezer, 19. 165, 167, 169-178, 382.
Autograph of, faces 19. 169.
Gay, Rev. Ebenezer, D.D., d. 1787, i. 7.
Gay, John, 16. 417.
Gay, Lieut. John, 15. 84.
Gay, Martin, n. 393, 395. A refugee
from Boston in 1776, 18. 267.
Gay, Sidney H., 19. 125. Bryant & Gay's
' History of the United States ' cited,
18. 389.
Gay Head, names of persons present in
1792, 3. 181.
Gay Head Indians, 12. 127.
Gayer, Richard, sentenced by a court-
martial, 16. 344.
Gayer, William, 20. 325.
' Gazette de Lisbon,' i. 153.
' Gazette of the United States,' i. 48, 82,
137.
' Gazetteer of the Towns of Massachu-
setts,'map of Boston intended for, 7. 362.
Gearfield, Benjamin, autograph of, faces
19. 84.
Gearfield, Elisha, extract from letter of,
7. 374, 375.
Gearfield, Elizabeth, her autograph, 19. 84.
Gearfield, Lieut. Isaac, extract from letter
to, 7. 374, 375.
Gearfield, Solomon, his autograph, 19 87.
Gearfield, Thomas, his autograph, 19. 86.
See Garfield.
' Gebel Teir,' W. Tudor, Jr., the author
of, i. 432.
Gebelin, see Court de Gebelin.
Gebin, see Gibbons.
Gedney, Col. Bartholomew, 2. 305n. ; 13.
415 n.; 20. 321, 324.
Gedney, Mrs. Mary, 20. 292 n.
Gee, Henry, see Gee, Ralph.
Gee, John, his 'Foot out of the Snare,'
20 231.
Gee, Mrs. Joshua, portrait of, by Smibert,
16. 395.
Gee, Rev. Joshua, a portrait of, deposited
with the Society, 2. 430. Portrait of,
by Smibert, 16. 395.
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185
Gee, Ralph or Henry, 14. 370 n.
Geese, F., 10. 485.
Geister, ,17. 150.
Gellison, , 14. 128 n,
Genebrard (Genebardus), Gilbert, cited,
ii. 420.
' General Advertiser/ newspaper, 14. 274.
General Assembly, see Connecticut, Penn-
sylvania, Rhode Island, Virginia, etc.
General Court, see name of colony or
State holding the same.
General Courts, of the Colonies, 9. 22,
23, 42-45. A measure of religious in-
tolerance recommended to, 6. 477-479.
General Election Sermons, a list of, from
1661 to 1780, 2. 293 n., 294 n.
General Fund of the Society, 16. 168,
171; 17. 69, 72, 75; 18. 31, 411, 414;
19. 292, 295; 20. 194, 196, 198.
General Sehuyler, sloop, 7. 329.
General Sessions, Court of, 19. 253,
255 n.
General Theological Library, Boston, 18.
425 ; 19. 127 ; 20. 410. Donation from,
10. 319; n.498.
General Theological Seminary of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, New
York, H.224.
Generals, names of, given to streets, 6.
29.
Geneseo, N. Y., 10. 354.
Geneva, 2. 4. Church of, n. 455.
Genevan Bible, 10. 455, 456.
Genin, Thomas, donation from, 2. 129.
' Genius of Liberty,' engraving, 13. 232. •
Genoa, 11. 223. Historical Society at,
see Societa Ligure di Storia Patria,
Genoa.
1 Gentleman's Diary/ united with the
'Ladies' Diary/ 7. 126.
' Gentleman's Magazine/ 7. 362; 14.99;
18. 70. Cited, n. 8, 113 n.; 17. 298.
Extracts from, n 149; 18 73.
'Gentlemen's and Ladies' Magazine/ i.
122.
Geoffroy-St. Hilaire, Isidore, 14. 9. Sub-
scriptions sought in aid of a statue to,
3- 182.
Geographical Society of France, see So-
ciete de Geographic, Paris.
Geographical Society of Madrid, see So-
cieta Geografica, Madrid.
Georg Augustus Universitat, Gnttingen,
a set of the Collections to be given to,
i. 120; 2. 68 n.
George, a slave, 7. 276.
George I. of England, 12. 410, 412 ; 15.
18 ; 19. 393. Sermons on the death of,
preached by the Boston ministers, i.
146. His possessions in North Amer-
ica, 3. 37.
George II. of England, i. 79, 191 ; n.
297; 12. 412, 4'l3 ; 13. 101; 15. 26 n.;
18. 246, 349, 368, 369; 20. 124, 138,
140-142.
George III. of England, 2. 399 ; 3. 143; 6.
103, 187, 188, 199; n. 292, 3:)2 ; 12.
327 ; 14. 29, 40, 250, 271, 273, 276 ; 15.
17, 24, 26, 26 n., 33, 34, 37, 44, 326-334,
389; 16.42,46,49; 17. 58, 155, 155 n.,
211 n.; 19. 74, 122, 129, 131-141, 215-
218, 400; 20. 160. Conversation of
Gov. Hutchinson with, read to the So-
ciety, 12. 59.
George IV. of England, 12. 144; 15. 26 n.;
18. 251 ; 19. 217, 218.
George, Capt., 16. 107, 108.
George, Mr., Boston, 8. 220.
George, Capt. John, 12. 116.
George, Lieut. John, 15. 80.
George, Lake, N. Y., 7. 337; 19. 404,
404 n.
George Tavern, Boston Neck, 4. 78 ; 7. 192,
197, 199, 201, 207 ; 14. 290, 291.
Georgetown, D. C., 17. 200. Not a suit-
ajble place for Congress, 5. 467.
Georgetown, Me., 3. 324; 12. 404; 19.
151. Named for King George I., 12.
411.
Georgia, U. S., 3. 297, 298 ; 4. 375 ; 6.
99, 161. ' Reasons for establishing the
Colony of/ i. 26. The cotton-trade,
3. 221-224, 228. Position of, as re-
gards representatives in 1788, 3. 297.
Introduction of slavery, 6. 92, 105, 138,
141-147, 165. Representation in, 6.
105, 106. Questions pertaining to her
joining the Union, 6. 142-147. The
ratification of the clauses in the Consti-
tution, 6. 142-147, 156. Service of negro
regiments, 6. 183, 211, 214, 216, 222,
223. Report of the committee on the
safety of the Southern States, 6. 216-
218. Policy advocated by Col. Laurens,
6. 221. Returns made of the militia, 6.
401. Capture of a ship from London,
1775, 7. 201. Toleration in, 1773, 8.
214. In the Revolution, 11. 254.
Georgia, Gulf of, 7. 458.
Georgia, Provincial Congress of, 6. 105.
Georgia Historical Collections cited, 2.
138 n.
Georgia Historical Society, 2. 157, 265;
17. 79. Communication from, 2. 137,
138, 138 n. Donations from, 2. 171,
258, 423; u. 498. To receive a copy
of the Collections, 2. 247. To be in-
vited to join in celebrating the anni-
versary of the New England Confede-
racy, 2. 248. Accepts the invitation, 2.
252. Delegate present at the celebra-
tion, 2. 256 n. Proceedings relative to
the death of Hon. D. M. Berrien, 3. 63.
Resolutions of respect to the memory
of Israel K. Tefft, Esq., by, 9. 5n.
Georgia University, see University, etc.
Georgics of Virgil, 6. 266.
Gerard, Conrad Alexandre, I. 404; 10.
275; 15.44.
Gerard, F., 11. 410 n.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Gerard, Hon. James W., letter from, read,
12. 289. Donation from, 12 317.
Gerarde, John, 5. 389, 390, 395, 396. His
' Herball,' 5. 386.
Gerhard, Johann, see Chemnitz, Martin.
Germaine, George Sackville, Lord, 12.
263 ; 14. 246, 357 ; 16. 69, 98. Letters
to, from Lord Dunmore, 6. 230-231,
233. Correspondence with Gen. Howe,
5. 336, 337, 346, 347.
Germaine families, 2. 209.
German Flats, N. Y., 19, 405, 408, 417.
German immigrants, 4 346, 348.
German Redemptivers, projects of colo-
nization at New Smyrna Inlet, 3. 223. '
Germantown, Penn., 5. 339; 20. 93. Plan
of the battle of, exhibited, 17. 119.
Germantown, Quincy, 4. 43.
Germany, war in, for the recovery of the
Palatinate, n. 214.
Gerrard, Sir Gilbert, 13. 109.
Gerrard, Sir Thomas, 19. 83 n.
Gerrish, , 17. 1 72.
Gerrish, Anna (Mrs. Gee), 2. 430; 16.
395.
Gerrish, Elizabeth (Mrs. Wade), 14. 136 n.,
151.
Gerrish, Mrs. Elizabeth, 14. 124.
Gerrish, Capt. Jacob, 12. 198, 202 ; 15. 86,
111.
Gerrish, Capt. John, 14. 1 18, 124 n., 127,
130, 136?*.; 16. 265, 272, 275; 17. 106,
225, 228.
Gerrish, Judge John, 16. 275. Portrait
of, by Smibert, 16. 395.
Gerrish, Jonathan, 10. 99.
Gerrish, Rev. Joseph, H.C. 1669, 8. 14,
22, 27.
Gerrish, Rev. Joseph, H.C. 1700, 8. 30.
Gerrish, Col. Samuel, n. 227 ; 14. 88, 90-
15. 85, 86, 89, 92, 97, 99, 102, 104, 105,
108, 110, 120, 129, 144, 145. Officers of
the regiment of,. 15. 86, 86 n. Sentenced
by court-martial, 15. 145.
Gerrish, Miss Sarah (Barrett), 12. 323.
Gerrish, Mrs. Sarah, 14. 124. Death of,
14. 132.
Gerrish, Capt. William, 12. 107.
Gerry, Gov. Elbridge, i. 296, 301, 305,
383; 4.287; 9. 7; n. 23; 12. 62; 14.
279, 280, 285; 15. 158, 393; 17. 112,
116, 117; 18. 126. Delegate to the
State Convention of Massachusetts, in
1788, 3. 297-299 ; 6. 147. On slavery,
6. 143. On the Constitution, 6. 147.
Letter to, from Hon. Rufus King, 9. 9.
Extract from a letter of, 14. 267. Cited,
4-73.
Gerry, Lieut. -Col. John, 15. 85, 112.
Gerrymander, 6. 286.
'Gerrymander,' a woodcut, 13. 126.
Gerson, Jean Charlier, 18. 199.
Gervinus, Georg Gottfried, 20. 379.
Gesellschaft fur Erdkunde. Berlin, 18.
199.
Gesenius, Friedrich Heinrich Wilhelm,
16. 315, 316; 18. 181.
Gesner, Abraham, M.D., his ' New Bruns-
wick ' cited, 17. 210 n.-212 n.
' Gessner, Solomon, Memoirs of,' 6. 276.
Getty, Robert, naturalized, 4. 363.
Gettysburg, Penn., 18. 216 : 20. 863. Me-
morial of the battle presented, 7. 155-
160, 360. Battle of, 20. 345.
Geyer, Frederic William, Boston, natu-
ralized, 4. 362.
Geyer, John, Jr., donation from. i. 103.
Ghillany, Frederic Guillaume, 16. 383.
Giants' Halls and Giants' Fields, 8. 200.
Gibbes, Dr. R. W., 4. 97.
Gibbon, Mrs. Anna, 13. 242.
Gibbon, Edward, 4. 201); u. 105 ; 13. 91 ;
14. 42 : 15. 290. ' Autobiography of,'
13. 247.
Gibbon, Richard, M.D., 13. 242.
Gibbons, Ambrose, 14. 120, 303 n., 368,
371 n., 376.
Gibbons, Major Edward, 16. 111. Visited
by Father' Druillettes, 3. 34. Award in
the case of Gibbons arid Bendal, 20.
1,2.
Gibbons, Dr. John, 20. 123, 125, 135, 141.
Gibbon's shipyard, Boston, 19. 105.
Gibbs, , Adit., 15. 113, 117, 120, 122,
126, 128, 134, 137, 140, 142.
Gibbs, Lieut. Basil, 13. 411 n.
Gibbs, Major Caleb, letter to, from Gen.
Washington, 2. 49.0.
Gibbs, George, 4. 382.
•Gibbs, George, donation from, 10. 311.
Gibbs, Col. George, 10. 277.
Gibbs, Henry, d. 1794, 2. 609 n.
Gibbs, Henry, 1696, 13. 411.
Gibbs, Henry, letter from, to Whip-
pie, 5. 16, 17.
Gibbs, Henry, Jr., 13. 411, 413.
Gibbs, Henry, ffalford, 13. 41 Iw.
Gibbs, Rev. Henry,' Watertown, H.C. 1685,
d. 1723, 2. 449 n. ; 8. 28 ; 13. 411 n. ; 17.
263, 280. Photograph from a portrait
of, taken in childhood, presented, 9.
467; 10. 47; 20. 114, 116.
Gibbs, Sir Henry, 13. 41 In.
Gibbs, John, 13. 411-413.
Gibbs, John, Barbadoes, 13. 411 n.
Gibbs, Capt. John, 13. 411 n.
Gibbs, Margaret, portrait of, 10. 47 ; 20.
116.
Gibbs, Mrs. Mercy, needlework wrought
by, in 1681, exhibited, 9. 468.
Gibbs, Ralph, 13. 411 n.
Gibbs, Robert, 13. 411 n.
Gibbs, Sarah, 13. 411-413.
Gibbs, Thomas, 13. 411 n.
Gibbs, Willard, 15. 342.
GIBBS, WILLIAM, nominated a Resident
Member, 2. 49. Elected, 2. 51. Present
at meetings of the Society, 2. 50. 60, 62,
65, 67, 72, 79, 83, 84, 86, 88, 92, 94, 96,
99, 104, 109, 112, 115, 117, 119, 123,
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125, 126, 131, 135, 139, 142, 146, 171,
172, 178, 183, 185, 219, 222, 223, 225,
227, 233, 234, 238, 239, 241, 245, 247,
249, 251, 253, 257, 258, 324. Of com-
mittee to prepare the Index for the
third series, 2. 52, 260. Donation from,
2. 92. His assessments, 2. 470. Resigns
membership, 2. 609 n. Notice of, 2.
609 n.
Gibraltar, 7. 205.
Gibson, Edmund, Bishop of London, letter
of, 8. 226. Copy of a letter from, to
Rev. Mr. Miles, presented by Franklin
B. Dexter, Esq., 9. 342.
Gibson, Mrs. Elizabeth Bordley, profiles
of Gen. Washington and Mrs. Washing-
ton by, 9. 356.
Gibson, Capt. George, Jr., 8. 317. Letter
on the ' Barrell Papers/ 8. 316.
Gibson, Hugh, ' Narrative of Gibson's
Captivity/ 2. 48.
Gibson, Chief Justice John B., 19. 260.
Gibson, Mrs. Mary (Lewis), 20. 88.
Gibson, Richard, 1707, 7. 129.
Gibson, Rev. Richard, 20. 87. Extract
from a letter from, to Gov. Winthrop,
20. 88.
Gibson, Robert, scholar, 3. 184.
Gibson, William, 12. 107.
Giddinge, Andrew R., letter received
from, i. 252.
Gidney, Bartholomew, 14. 224.
Gidney, William, 12. 116.
Gifford, Stephen N., donation from, n.
500.
Gifford Place, 6. 29.
Gift, ship, 20 79.
Gilbert, arms of, 10. 34.
Gilbert, Anne Aucher, Lady, 19. 82 n.
Gilbert, Bartholomew, 8. 465.
Gilbert, Benjamin R., 20. 416.
Gilbert, Sir Humphrey, 8. 465 ; 10. 383 ;
13. 90 ; 16. 384 ; 19. 329. Paper on the
first voyage under his patent of 1578,
by Mr. Dexter, 19. 75-83.
Gilbert. James, 15. 324, 325.
Gilbert, John, his 'Nature and Use of
Hadley's Quadrant/ x. 76.
Gilbert, 'John, sentenced by a court-mar-
tial, 16. 344.
Gilbert, Sir John, 18. 113, 114, 116, 116n.;
19. 78, 81.
Gilbert, Lieut. Joseph, 15. 79.
Gilbert, Capt. Raleigh, 18. 84, 87-92, 94,
95, 95n., 101, 101 n., 102, 104, 105, 105n.,
107-113, 113n., 114-116, 116n.
Gilbert, Roger, 15. 325.
Gilbert, Samuel (Gilbert $* Dean), dona-
tions from, i. 154, 168.
Gilbert, Samuel, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 267.
Gilbert, Capt. Samuel, 15. 79.
Gilbert Col. Thomas, 17. 209, 209 n. A
refugee from Boston in 1776, 18. 267.
Gilbert, Rev. [Thomas, AD.?] 12.359, 399
Gilbert, William, 12. 108.
Gilchrist, Hon. John J., LL.D., 19. 339.
Giles, Mrs. Frances, 14. 151.
Giles, Rev. Henry, subject of lecture given
by, 2. 226 n.
Giles, Joel, 20. 404.
Giles, John, marriage of, 14. 151. Killed
by Indians, 14. 139.
Giles,MarianneC.(Jfro.Washburn),i7.28.
Giles, Mark, Sen., marriage of, 14. 151.
Killed by Indians, 14. 139.
Giles, Mrs. Mary, 14. 151.
Giles, Mrs. Mary (Cowdiu), 17. 28.
Giles, Nehemiah, 17. 28.
Giles, Sarah, 20. 320.
Giles, William B., Governor of Virginia,
ii. 106, 107; 19. 282. Stuart's portrait
of, 9. 194; 11. 106.
Gilham (Gillam), Capt. Benjamin, 12. 425.
Gill, Capt., 12. 423.
Gill, Col., 7. 239, 240.
Gill, Mr., 4. 59.
Gill, John (Edes $• Gill), i. 9, 13; 3. 142n. ;
xx. 140; 12. 179; 13. 168, 177, 187, 195,
205, 208; 14. 316; 17. 217 ; 20. 14.
Gill, Moses, 10. 99; xx. 140; 14. 171, 254;
15. 341. Letter of, to Dr. Holmes, x.
331 n. Dr. Holmes's answer, and vote
of thanks to, i. 331 n.
Gill, Lieut.-Gov. Moses, d. 1800, x. 77,
331 n. ; 12. 179, 322. His early life, 3.
192, 193. Under promise to give him-
self up to Mr. Shays, 5. 15.
Gill, Obadiah, 1084, 12. 107 ; 20. 2, 3.
Gill, Mrs. Sarah (Prince), 14-171. Letter
to Mrs. Jane Robbins, 2. 422.
Gill, Susannah (Mrs. Lincoln), 19. 383.
Gill, William (Colburn fr Gill), xx. 308.
Gillam, Capt., 16. 229, 232, 234.
Gillard, John, 15. 157.
Gillespie, Rev. George, n. 439 n. Cited,
xx. 438, 439, 443, 446, 453, 455.
Gillespie, J. W., donation from, 5. 96.
Gillies, Rea. Mr., 8. 215.
Gillies, John, his 'History of the World/
6. 305.
Gillies, Robert Pierce, 12. 148.
Gillingham, Edward, map of Boston and
vicinity engraved by, 6. 40.
Gillis, Lieut. James M., U.S.N., donations
from, 2. 320, 354 ; 3. 48, 50 ; 4. 122 ; 5.
309.
Gillissen, , bookseller, 13. 309.
Gillman, Lieut. -Col. Israel, 15. 160.
Gillmore, Lieut. William, 15. 78 n., 84.
Gill's shipyard, Boston, 19. 105.
Gilman, Arthur, donation from, n. 500.
His ' History of the American People,'
20. 351.
Gilman, Benjamin Ives, 17. 186 n.
Gilman, Mrs. Caroline, 18. 39.
Gilman, Daniel, 16 265.
Gilman, Prof. Daniel C., donations from,
5. 57, 96; 7. 408; 8. 480; 9. 66, 177, 347;
10. 40, 80, 93.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Oilman, Edward, 16. 265.
Oilman, Major Frederick, 18. 39.
Oilman, Henry, memorandum from, ac-
companying a gift to the Society, n.
159. Donation from, n. 500.
Oilman, Jacob, 14. 145.
Oilman, Jeremiah, 14. 149n.
Oilman, John, 16. 257, 265, 266, 272.
Oilman, Judge Joseph, 17. 186, 186n., 187,
193.
Oilman, Moses, Sen., 16. 265.
Oilman, Rev. Nicholas, 17. 153. Inter-
leaved triennial of, 8. 44, 45. Manu-
scripts of, presented, 19. 126-128.
Oilman, Rev. Samuel, D.D., 5. 83; 10.
230, 237 ; 15. 219 ; 18. 39.
Oilman, Sarah, 13. 26.
Oilman, Stephen, 14. 145.
Oilman, Susan H. ( Mrs. King), 18. 39.
Oilmor, William, 4. 143.
Gilmore, Mary Ann (Mrs. Bell), 7. 29.
Gilpin, Mrs. Eliza, donation from, 5. 104.
GILPIN, Hon. HENRY D., 4. 95, 287 ; 8.
102 ; 15. 393. Elected a Corresponding
Member, 4. 258. His death, 4. 432-436 ;
5-19.
' Gilpin, John/ 17. 459.
Gilpin, William, 15. 231 n.
Gioja, Melchiorre, 18. 219.
Giordano, Luca, 16. 425.
Giotto, Angiolotto, 3. 379 ; 19. 269.
Girard College, 4. 435.
Girard College Case, 14. 156.
Girardet, Abraham, 13. 375.
Girardot, Andrew, 14. 219.
Girardot, Marie Louise (Mrs. Andre), 14.
220, 221.
Girardot, Mary Jane (Mrs. Andre), 14.
219.
Girardot, Paul, 14. 220.
Giraud, Charles, 15. 14.
Gist, Gen. Mordecai, 14. 338.
Giustiniani polyglott Psalter, 1516, 10.
431.
Glacier-marks, Nathan Appleton's inter-
est in, 5. 295, 296.
Gladstone, Rt. Hon. William E., 3. 79 ;
13. 69 ; 19. 64.
Glanfield, Peter, 16. 264.
Glanvill, Robert, 12. 116.
Glanville, Rev. Joseph, F.R.S.,his 'Sadu-
cismus Triumphatus,' i. 473.
Glasgow, 3. 222 ; 6. 334.
Glasgow, ship, 5. 54.
Glasgow University, 6. 336, 337.
Glasses broken with the breath, n. 132,
133.
Glastonbury aids Boston, 1774, 4. 224.
Glaveland, Lieut.-CoL, 15. 160
Glazier, Thomas E., donation from, 5.
203.
' Gleaner/ newspaper, 14. 56.
Gleason, Elizabeth (Mrs. Livermore), 10.
415.
Gleason (Leeson), Capt. Isaac, 14. 84.
Gleason (Leason), Capt. Micajah (?), 14.
89 ; 15. 80, 106.
Gleden, Andrew, 19. 127.
Gleig, Rev. George Robert, his ' History
of the Life of Wellington ' cited, 15.
Glen, Judge, 19. 417.
Globe Bank, 13. 428.
Gloucester, Mass., 4. 94 ; 12. 394, 395,
419; 16. 78 n., 336; 17. 00, 414, 416.
Donation from, 5. 96. Origin of the
name of, 12. 397. Salt-works in, 15. 224.
Gloucester, Va., 19. 69, 70, 73.
Glover, Mr., 6. 349.
Glover, Mr., 8. 342, 343, 376.
Glover, John, 5. 155, 156.
Glover, John, H.C. 1651, d. 1696, 8. 12,
21, 25.
Glover, Gen. John, 3. 280; 6. 358 ; 15. 85,
110, 113-116, 119, 120, 124, 127, 129,
133, 136, 138, 151, 155, 165; 16. 341;
17. 164. Officers of his regiment, 15.
85, 85 n.
Glover, Lieut. John, 15. 85 n.
Glover, John, M.D., H.C. 1650, 8. 12, 20,
25.
Glover, Rev. Jose, 5. 156.
Glover, Stephen, 13. 424.
Glover, Lieut. Thomas, 15. 83.
Glynn, Serjeant, in Somerset's Case, 7.
324.
Goch, or Gogh, Van, letter from, 10. 389.
Goddard, Benjamin, 19. 438.
Goddard, Mrs. Cornelia (Mrs. Loring),
ii. 282.
GODDARD, DELANO A., A.M., 14. 25; 15.
277; 17. 294; 19. 230, 285. Donation
from, ii. 500. Elected a Resident
Member, 13. 345. Accepts member-
ship, 13. 367. Of a committee to nom-
inate officers, 15. 258 ; 16. 100. Of
committee to attend Mr. Bryant's fu-
neral, 16. 194. Exhibits some papers
of the Bennington monument associa-
tion, 17. 63. Elected a member of the
executive committee of the Council,
17. 76; 18. 36, 416. Remarks on the
Battle of Bennington, 17. 90-92. Ap-
pointed to write a memoir of Hon.
Erastus B. Bigelow, 18. 67. Of com-
mittee to publish letters of Washing-
ton, 18. 288. His death, 19. xx, 444.
Death of, announced by the President,
19. 196. Resolution adopted by the
Society, 19. 197. Tribute to, by Mr.
Smith, 19. 207, 208. Remarks on the
death of, by Mr. Hale, 19. 208-210.
Intended communication by, to the So-
ciety, 19. 210, 232-239. Explanatory
note to his memoir of Mr. Bigelow, 19.
423. Portrait of, faces 19. 438. Me-
moir of, by Mr. C. C. Smith, 19. 438-
445. His birth and parentage, 19. 438.
Education, 19. 438, 439. Goes West,
19. 439. Work on newspapers in Ohio,
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
189
Boston, and Worcester, 19. 439. A
member of the General Court, 19. 439,
440. Marriage, 19. 440. Appointed
editor of the ' Daily Advertiser,' 19.
440. His character as an editor, 19.
440, 441. Visits to England and to
the Southern States, 19. 442. Interest
in the Ponca Indians, 19 442, 443. Lite-
rary work outside of his profession,
19. 443, 444. His membership in this
and in the Antiquarian Society, 19.
444. Last illness, 19. 444. Funeral,
19. 444, 445. His paper on ' News-
papers and Newspaper- writers in New
England ' cited, 17. 362. His ' Memoir
of E. B. Bigelow/ 19. 429-437. Edits
the ' Daily Advertiser/ 19. 440.
Goddard, Capt. Edward, n. 396.
Goddard, George A., n. 282.
Goddard, John, 20 104.
Goddard, John, Brookline, 1775, 15. 89, 90,
141.
Goddard, Jonathan, M.D., 16. 211, 238.
Goddard, Josiah, 17. 157, 158.
Goddard, Mrs. Martha H. (Le Baron),
19. 440.
Goddard, Miss Matilda, donations from,
10. 344, 484
Goddard, Mrs. Sally (Stockwell), 19. 438.
Goddard, William G., donations from, 2.
255, 286.
' Godey's Lady's Book,' 19 332 n.
Godfrey, Edward, 13. 133 ; 14. 376 n.
Godfrey, Gen. George, 12. 229. Commis-
sion issued to, by Gov. Hancock, 18.
153, 154.
Godfrey, Isaac, 16. 265.
Godfrey, Hon. J. E., 14. 329.
Godolphin, Francis Godolphin, 2d Earl
(Lord Privy Seal), 13. 101.
Godolphin, Sydney Godolphin, 1st Earl
of, 12. 402 n., 425; 13. 106.
Godolphin, William, d. 1731, Earl of, 3.
77 ; 12. 414.
Godwin, Parke, 18. 62.
Godwin, William, 12. 391.
Goerlitz, see Gorlitz.
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von, 3. 384; 8.
437 ; 16. 408-410 ; 19. 305 ; 20. 379.
Goethe, Madame Johann W. von, 16.
409.
Goff, , innkeeper, n. 29, 32.
Goff, Samuel, 6. 349.
Goffe, Christopher, appointed an officer
in the Carthagena expedition, 18. 375.
Goffe, Capt. Daniel, 18. 375. Appointed
to a command in the Carthagena ex-
pedition, 18. 372-374.
Goffe, Edmund, B.C. 1690, 8. 29; 14.
225.
Goffe, John, 12. 107, 108.
Goffe, Stephen, letter of, 13. 342-344.
Goffe, Col. William, the regicide, 6. 338 ;
7. 280, 280 n.; 12. 385; 14. 199; 15.
263 ; 17. 55, 56, 56 n. • 19. 397. Poem
on, i. 98. ' Map of the Travels and
Lodges of the Judges of Charles I.' i.
124. Assumes the name of Cooke, 3.
60. Paper on, 3. 60-63. His journal,
7. 280. Extracts from it, 7. 281-283.
Goffe, Mrs. William, 10. 161.
Goforth, Capt. William, 15. 225.
Gold, Elizabeth, error of Mr. Hunter for
E. Gale, 5. 491, 492.
Gold, Maria Theresa (Mrs. Appleton),
5. 260.
Gold, Nathan, 13. 233.
Gold, Thomas, Pittsfield, 5. 260, 307.
Gold, Thomas R., 5. 260.
Golden Bull, 10. 34, 35.
Goldsborough, Hon. Charles W., 19 20,
20 n., 27.
Goldsborough, William, revolutionary
autographs offered for sale by, 18. 287.
Goldsbury, Samuel, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 18. 267.
Goldsmith, Oliver, I. 362; 4. 399; 8.
413 n.; 14. 95, 204. His 'Traveller'
quoted, n. 12.
Goldsmith, Seth, donation from, 9. 463.
Goldsmiths and Engravers, early, of New
England, 9. 210.
Goldthwait, Col, 7. 230.
Goldthwait, Ezekiel, Clerk of Common
Pleas, 7. 205, 225; 8. 354 ; 11. 393, 394.
Goldthwait, Joseph, 8. 350; n. 393.
Goldthwait, M. B., n. 394.
Goldthwait, Miss Patty, 7. 232.
Goldthwait, Gov. T., letter from Gov.
Hutchinson, 5. 26.
Golius, Jacob, 16. 210.
Gollman, Julius, letter and donation from,
2. 551.
Gomara, Francesco Lopez de, 3 385 ; 4.
279. Cited, 10. 383.
Gomarus, Franciscus, 16. 458.
Gomez, Stephen, 16. 384.
Gondomar, Diego Sarmiento d' Acuna,
Count, 17. 10.
Gontaut, Louis de, see Lauzun, Due de.
Gooch, John, 20. 6.
Gooch, Col. William, 18. 373.
Good, Peter, Indian, 19. 414.
Good, Sarah, 20. 313, 315-317. At a
meeting of witches, 5. 33.
Good, William, 20. 313.
' Good News from New England,' manu-
script copy of, communicated to the
Society, 2. 481, 481 n. Cited, 9. 55.
Goodale, Major Nathan, 17. 178, 178 n.,
184, 188 n.,' 191.
Goodell, Lieut., 14. 297.
GOODELL, ABNER C., A.M., 10. 114, 331,
373; 12.72; 13. 254; 17. 67 ; 19. 252,
385; 20. 105 n., 328, 328 n., 329, 332, 395,
396. Elected a Resident Member, 12.
49. Remarks by, on presenting photo-
lithographs of the court seals of Massa-
chusetts, 20. 157-170. Remarks on Mr.
Chandler's letter concerning courts of
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Oyer and Terminer, 20 331, 332. Pa-
per by, on the execution of Mark and
Phillfs, 20. 122-167. Paper by, on
charges against Samuel Adams, 20.
213-223. Reads a paper on the ' Witch
Trials in Massachusetts/ 20. 280-326.
Goodenow, Lient. Micah, 15. 80.
Goodhue, Hon. Benjamin, n. 23.
Goodhue, Rev. Francis, 8 30.
GOODHUE, JONATHAN, nominated a Cor-
responding Member, i. 278. Elected,
i. 280.
Gooding, Benjamin, n. 140.
Gooding, Joseph, n. 141.
Gooding, Thomas, 20 13.
Goodman, A. T., donations from, 5.' 309;
6. 17 ; 10. 144, 206; n. 500. Vote of
thanks to, 5. 309.
Goodman, Rev. John, D.D., his ' Penitent
Pardoned,' 18. 429.
Goodnough, Lient. Ithanor, 15. 84 n., 85.
Goodnow, , 6. 30.
Goodnow, Lieut., 15. 106.
Goodrich, Miss, portrait of Daniel Web-
ster by, presented, 8. 4.
Goodrich, Aaron, his ' Life of Columbus'
cited, 16. 322.
Goodrich, Samuel G., niap of Boston en-
graved for his use, 6. 39.
Goodrich, Lieut. Silas, 15 84.
Goodrich, Capt. William, 15. 81.
Goodriche, , a British officer, 18. 76.
Goodridge, Philip, 13. 295.
Goodwin (Gooden), Capt., 14. 89.
Goodwin, Benjamin, 13. 200.
Goodwin, Daniel, donation from, 3. 98.
Goodwin, Edward, 20. 124.
GOODWIN, Rev. EZRA S., A.M., his death,
i. xliii. Nominated a Resident Mem-
ber, i. 340. Elected, i. 342. Death o~f,
announced, i. 468. The President
asked to prepare a memoir of, I. 477.
' Memoir of,' by Dr. Francis, cited, i.
468 n.
Goodwin, Henry, 19. 153.
Goodwin, Isaac, 8. 286, 291.
Goodwin, James, 3 261.
Goodwin, James, killed by Indians, 14.
132.
Goodwin, Lieut. Jedediah, 15. 82.
Goodwin (Goodwine), John, 12. 108.
Goodwin, Rev. John, 17. 341.
Goodwin, Dr. Lyde, 2. 273.
Goodwin, Maria (Mrs. F. W. P. Green-
wood), 2. 273.
Goodwin, N., explanation of a passage in
Samuel Davis's Journal by, n. 163.
Goodwin, Capt. ^Nathaniel, 8. 481.
Goodwin, Ozias, 18. 380.
Goodwin, Richard, 20. 23.
Goodwin, Rev. Thomas, D.D., n. 201; 12.
378; i7.341.
Goodwin, William, 14. 132.
Goodwin, William, signs letters to the
Roxbury church, 17. 144-148.
Goodwin, Capt. William F., donations
from, 4. 365; 5. 1, 172, 196; 10. 40,
206, 320, 335, 484, 485 ; u. 2, 500.
Goodwin, Prof. William W., 19. 122.
Goodwin and Bradbury, arms of, u. 2.
Goodyear, Moses, 3. 183.
Googs, William, donation from, i. 56.
Gookin, Gen. Daniel, d. 1687,3- 315; 7.
281; 10. 138, 164, 406; 16. 398; 17.
154, 154n., 249, 252, 253; 19. 94. At
Newport News, 10. 30,31. His 'His-
torical Collections ' relating to the In-
dians, 10. 164.
Gookin, Hon. Daniel, d. 1831, 17. 154,
Gookin, Rev. Daniel, H.C. 1669, d. 1718,
3. 318; 6. 339-351 ; 8. 13, 16, 22, 27;
14. 223 n. ; 17. 154. His ' Remon-
strance,' 2. 320, 320 n.
Gookin, Hannah (Mrs. Tracy), 16. 474.
Portrait of, 16. 475.
Gookin, John, 17. 154 n.
Gookin, Rev. Nathaniel, Cambridge, d.
1692, 2. 449 n. ; 6. 342 ; 8. 23, 27 ; 17.
154, 263, 266, 268, 274 «.
Gookin, Rev. Nathaniel, Hampton, d. 1734,
16. In., 475; I7."154, 154 n.
Gookin, Rev. Nathaniel, North Hampton,
d. 1766, 16. 7 n., 9, 10 ; 17. 154, 156.
Gookin, Samuel, 12. 111.
Goold, William, application of, to make
extracts from Col. Winslow's Journal,
referred to the Council, 13. 370.
Goostre, Mr., 5. 237.
Gordon, Rev. Anthony, n. 317.
Gordon, Douglas, 4. 96.
Gordon, Lord George, 12. 327.
Gordon, George W., donation from, 2 262.
Gordon, Col. Hugh Mackay, 17. 217.
Gordon, Thomas F., his 'History of Penn-
sylvania,' 3. 235.
Gordon, Rev. William, D.D ., 2. 218 ; 13.
224, 225 ; 14 73, 78, 91 ; 20. 223n., 225.
Portrait of, given, 2. 218. Letter to,
from T. Jefferson, 6. 220, 221. Preaches
at Watertown, 7. 198. Letters from, to
Gov. Bowdoin, 7. 291-297. Extract
from letter of, 7. 380. Extracts from
Dr. Belknap's letters relating to his
account of Bunker Hill battle, 14. 93-
98. His Election Sermon, i. 79; z.
294 n. His ' History of the American
War' cited, i. 122, 205 n.; 12. 179; 13.
177,196; 14. 73 n.
Gore, Capt.t 5t.h British Regiment, 8. 396.
GORE, Hon. CHRISTOPHER, LL.D., 1. 186,
188, 193, 194, 197, 199, 213, 216, 219,
220, 222, 225, 226, 229, 233, 240, 242,
245, 311, 400; 2. 161, 394; 3. 168, 195,
357 ; 6. 30 ; 8 100; 9. 197; n. 108, 148;
12. 62, 434 ; 13. 405, 419-421 ; 17. 17 n ,
19, 111-114, 132; 18. 381 ; 19. 146, 153,
156-165, 178 ; 20. 211. His portrait, i.
xxxv. His death, i. xlii, 399 n. Dona-
tions from, i. 50, 81, 131. Nominated a
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
191
Resident Member, i. 109. Elected, i.
110. Elected President, i. 188, 193, 196,
208, 215, 221, 220, 231, 231), 245, 254,264.
President, i. 199, 208, 209 n., 220, 223,
225, 227, 233. Letter of Joseph May
to, i. 192 n. Of committee to solicit
subscriptions to print the Collections,
i. 194. Of committee on annual cele-
brations of the anniversary of the land-
ing at Plymouth, 1. 195. Of committee
to examine the Treasurer's accounts, i.
216. Selected to deliver the address at
the Plymouth landing celebration, i.
233. Declines, i. 233. Of committee
to ask aid from the State in publishing
Hubbard's ' History,' I. 239, 240, 242.
Declines re-election as President, I. 272,
399 n. Portraits of, face i. 398 ; 13.
405. Autograph of, faces I. 398. Vote
in reference to, i. 399 n. Letter of, to
Dr. Freeman, i. 399 n. Mr. Ripley's
'Memoir of,' cited, i. 399 n. Bequest
of, to the Society, i. 407, 408; 2. 2n.,
3 ». Vote to discharge lien on real
estate for payment of the legacy of, i.
437, 438. Donation of a portrait of, 2.
290. A suitable frame to be procured
for the portrait of, 2. 306. Portrait to
be framed, 2. 312. List of subscribers
for the portrait of, 2. 312, 312 n. ' Me-
moir of,' 2. 394. Action concerning
the missing portion of Hutchinson's
' History,' 3. 145. Indebtedness of the
Society to, 3. 168. Request to copy
the portrait of, 4. 108. Letter to T.
Lear, 8. 174, 175. Letter to Judge
Artemas Ward, 12. 125. Heliotype
portrait of, 13. 454. Portraits of, by
Trumbull, 19. 60. His 'Manlius,' I. 75.
Speech of, i. 218.
Gore, Mrs. Christopher, I. 408.
Gore, Ebenezer, 13. 423.
Gore, Eliza J. (Mrs. Greenough), 13. 424.
Gore, Elizabeth, 13. 424.
Gore, Fanny (Mrs. Bumstead), 13. 424.
Gore, Frances, 13. 424.
Gore, George, 13. 424.
Gore, John, d. 1057, 13. 423.
Gore, John, son of preceding, d. 1705, 13.
423.
Gore, John, son of preceding, b. 1684, 13.
423.
Gore, John, son of Samuel, b. 1683, H. C.
1702, d. 1720, 13 423, 424.
Gore, Capt. John, son of Obadiah, b. 1718,
d. 1796, 7. 259; u. 140, 393, 395; 13.
424. A refugee in 1776, 18. 267.
Gore, John, son of preceding, m. 1768, n.
140; 13.424. '
Gore, John, son of preceding and father of
John C., 5 261 ; n. 308; 13. 424.
Gore, John C., son of preceding, 13. 424.
Gore, Katherine, 13. 424.
Gore, Margaret, 13. 424.
Gore, Mary (Mrs. Appleton), 3. 14.
Gore, Mary (Mrs. Grant), 13. 424.
Gore, Miriam (Mrs. Bell), 13.^24.
Gore, Obadiah, 13. 423, 424.
Gore, Rebecca (Mrs. Glover), 13. 424.
Gore, Mrs. Rebecca (Payne), 13. 419,
420.
Gore, Rhoda, 13. 423.
Gore, Samuel, d. 1692, 13. 423, 424.
Gore, Samuel, b. 1681, son of preceding,
13. 423.
Gore, Samuel, b. 1699 (son of John, d.
1705), 13. 423.
Gore, Samuel, m. 1774 (son of John, d.
1796), 13. 424; 16. 291. Vote of thanks
to, for painting the mineralogy cabinet,
i. 225.
Gore, Capt. Samuel, grandson of the pre-
ceding, 13. 424.
Gore, Sarah, 13 424.
Gore, Susanna, 13. 424.
Gore family, Mr. Whitmore's paper on,
13. 423, 424.
Gore Hall, Cambridge, 2. 384 n.; 5. 155;
19 315.
Goreham, Jon., 4. 256, 257.
Goreham, Lieut. Stephen, 15. 82.
Gorges, Ferdinando, grandson of Sir Fer-
dinando, 16. 140 ; 18. 258, 433-435. The
spurious edition of the ' Wonder-work-
ing Providence ' disclaimed by, 18. 432-
435.
Gorges, Sir Ferdinando, 4. 156 ; 10. 377-
381; ix. 165 M.; 12.429,430; 13. 133;
14. 361 n., 363, 364, 369-371 n., 374 n.,
376 n., 378; 16. 195, 190, 199, 200, 203,
240-242 ; 17. 358 ; 18. 83, 86, 87, 87 n.,
90, 92, 94, 112n., 423, 434, 435; 19.
128; 20. 63, 65, 69, 76, 81, 82, 84, 85.
An original charter of, i. 116 ; 4. 275,
283. Deed from, to Sir Richard Edge-
combe, 2. 73 rc., 74, 74 n., 75-77. Deed
of conveyance of the Province of Maine
to John Usher by, u. 201, 203. His
4 America painted to the Life,' i. 138 ;
17. 358. His ' Briefe Narration,' 16.
195 n., 196 n., 201 n., 204 n. ; 18. 92 n.,
Ill, 433, 434. Extract from the 'Nar-
ration,' 18. 112-114.
Gorges, John, 16. 198, 199; 18. 433; 20.
63.
Gorges, Capt. Robert, 4. 114; 14. 360,
362 n. ; 16. 195-204 ; 20. 63-05, 76.
Gorges, Thomas, 12. 400 ; 20. 80.
Gorges, William, 14. 376 n.
Gorget of Washington, 4. 44-46.
Gorham, Mr., 5. 244, 246.
Gorham, Capt. Benjamin, 4. 219 ; 13.
173; 15. 350, 352, 356. Brings tea in
1774, 4. 219.
Gorham, Mrs. Charlotte (Kneeland), 19.
226.
Gorham, David, 15. 397.
Gorham, James, 19. 226.
Gorham, John, 20. 32.
Gorham, Capt. John, 12. 417.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Gorhara, Prof. John, M.D., 17. 396, 397,
408, 409. Letter to, 10. 90-92.
Gorliam, Mary (Mrs. Parsons), i. 317.
Gorham, Hon. Nathaniel, i. 296; 4. 26;
6. 145; 8. 473; 9. 9; 12. 66; 19. 406,
406 n. At the Convention of 1788, 3.
301. Instance of Indian fidelity, 3.
304, 305. Portrait of, 13. 67. A mem-
ber of the State Convention of 1779-80,
18. 245.
Gorham, Lieut. Shnbael, 15. 86.
Gorham, Shubal, 18. 370.
Gorham, Hon. William, 20. 176n.
Gorham, Me., 12. 405, 408. Named for
Capt. John Gorham, 12. 417.
Gorham Academy, 18. 43.
Gorham Street, 6. 30.
Goring, G., 3 228.
Gorlitz, see Oberlausitzche Gesellschaft.
Gorton, Othniel, protest of, against en-
listment of slaves, 6. 203, 204.
Gorton, Samuel, 3. 65 ; 17. 358 ; 18. 390 ;
19. 327. Banished by Massachusetts,
3. 65 ; 5. 402-405. Referred to by Col.
Aspinwall, in his paper on the Narra-
gansett Patent, 6. 46, 47. His land-
claims and difficulties concerning the
same, 6. 47, 48, 51, 60-63, 66 n. His
' Simplicitie's Defence,' 13. 132.
Goshen, 2. 4. Presbyterian Church of,
mention of its founders, 2. 4.
Gosnold, Bartholomew, 4. 113; 10. 402,
18. 85. Account of his voyage, com-
municated, 2. 116. His house and fort
at Cuttehunk Island, 3. 310, 311.
Gospels, 6. 264.
Gosport, N.H., 17. 156.
Goss, Elbridge II., donations from, 8.
466; 9. 196; 10. 33, 311; xi. 500. .
Goss, Mrs. Jane (Berry), 14. 150.
Goss, Lieut. John, 15. 79.
Goss, Robert, marriage of, 14. 150.
Goss, Sylvester T. (Hews & Goss), i.
275.
Gosse, Capt., 17. 338.
Gossip, William, donation from, n. 500.
Gottheil, Rev. Gustav, 20 358.
Gcittingen, University at, see Georg Au-
gustus Universilat.
Goue (Gove), Edward, 16. 265,266; 17.
228.
Gough, Richard, 15. 231 n.
Gould, Capt., 4. 296.
Gould, Ensign, 16. 344.
Gould, Augustus Addison, M.D., 14. 17;
17. 447 ; 20. 241, 250, 251. Donation
from, 8. 231.
Gould, Benjamin A., 16. 407. Donation
from, 2. 473; 9. 196.
Gould, Betty, 19 59.
Gould, Maj. Daniel, 6 432.
Gould, Capt. Jacob, 15. 84.
Gould, Hon. James, 14. 387, 389, 393.
Gould, Mrs. James (Tracy), 14. 387.
Gould, Sergeant Jonathan, 14. 293.
Gould, Lieut. Joshua, 15. 84.
Gould, Margaret, 2. 545 n.
Gould, Mary (Mrs. Greenleaf), 16. 395.
Gould, Mrs. Mary, 6. 432, 433.
Gould, Nathaniel D., donation from, 2.
539.
Gould, Lieut. Samuel, 15. 85.
Gould, Saunder, 2. 545 n.
Gould's auction-rooms, 1775, 8. 394.
Gould's barracks, Boston, 16. 375.
Gourlie, John H., donation from, 2. 129.
Gournay, Sir Thomas de, 17. 306.
Gouvion, Lieut.-Col. Jean Baptiste, 17.
164.
Gove, Asa D., donation from, 2. 493.
Gove (Goue), Edward, 16. 265, 266; 17.
228.
Government follows power, 5. 240.
Governor Tompkins, schooner, 6. 241.
Governor's Island, Boston Harbor, 4. 33,
40, 113; 5. 55. Meeting of the Society
at, i. 51.
Governors, their names given to streets,
6.30.
Gower, George Leveson, Earl of Gran-
vil/e, see Granville.
Gower, Sir John Leveson, 1st Earl of, 12.
425.
Gower, Hon. Leveson, 17. 290.
Goyett, John, 18. 95.
Graah, Capt. Wilhelm A., 13. 359.
GRABERG DE HEMSO, JACOPO, Count,
M.A., 8. 188. Donations from, 2. 127,
139, 191, 238, 258. Nominated a Corre-
sponding Member, 2. 191. Elected, 2.
212.
Grace Church, Boston, 7. 107.
Graeberg, see Graberg.
Grasvius, Prof. Johann Georg, 13. 308.
Graffort, Mrs. Bridget, death of, 14.
134.
Graffort, Thomas, 14. 134 n.
Grafton, Augustus Henry Fitzroy, Duke
of, 15. 26 n. Favors America, 7. 232.
Joins the minority, 7. 236.
Grafton, Charles Fitz-Roy, 2d Duke of,
12. 413; 13. 101.
Grafton, Mass., 7. 210; 10. 137, 139, 140;
12. 404, 406, 413 ; 18. 340.
Grafts, Henry, 19. 407 n.
Gragg, Mrs. Alice (Ditson), 19. 227.
Gragg, Elizabeth B. (Mrs. Palmer), 19.
227.
Gragg, Oliver, 19. 227.
Graham, Dr., New York, 14. 256 n.
Graham, Scotchman, 8. 383.
GRAHAM, Col. JAMES D., U.S.A., dona-
tions from, 2. 142, 268, 271, 283, 288,
325,371, 452, 462, 511; 4-54; 5. 104,
159. Nominated an Honorary Member,
2. 271. Elected, 2. 283. Requests a
new diploma of membership, 2. 452.
His death, 8. xvi. Remarks by, 8. 84.
Announcement of the death of, 9. 3.
His ' Chart of Cape Cod,' 2. 184, 184 H.
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193
Graham, John A., his 'Proceedings as
Agent of the Episcopal Church in Ver-
mont,' i. 98.
Graham, Dr. Sylvester, his vegetarian
theory, 7. 36.
Graham, Gov. William A., n. 359; 13.
259.
GRAHAME, JAMES, LL.D., 2. 57; n. 191 n.
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
i. 424. Elected, i. 424. Accepts mem-
bership, 2. 57. Letter from, 2. 242 n.
' Memoir of/ 2. 242, 242 n., 509 n. His
misapprehension concerning the lan-
guage of Holden and Greene, 2. 339 n.
His ' History of the United States,' 2.
242 n., 339 n. ; 10. 434. Revised edition
of his ' History of the United States/
with a memoir of, 7. 395.
Grainger, James, M.D., his 'Essay on the
Diseases of the West India Islands/ i.
177.
Grainger, Capt. John, 15. 82.
Grammar Schools, names of, 6. 32. Pro-
posals to the inhabitants of Boston
relative to, 20. 4, 5.
Gramont, Antoine Agenor Alfred, Due
de, 16. 444.
Granary Burial-ground, Boston, 2. 158 ;
13. 258 ; 17. 132, 136. Names of persons
buried in, 20. 211, 212.
Granby, John, Marquis of (Duke of Rut-
land), 12. 418.
Granby, Mass., 12. 405, 408, 418.
Grand Jury of Suffolk County refuses to
serve with Judge Oliver, 14. 109-112.
Grand Manan Island, 17. 207.
Grandmont, Comte de, 18. 88, 97 n.
Grange, 3. 228.
Granger, Ron. Francis, 4. 100; 5. 282.
Portrait of, 13. 67.
Granger, lion. Gideon, 7. 287; 12. 137.
Letter of Thomas Jefferson to, 12. 138.
Portrait of, 13. 67.
'Granite Monthly.' 18. 172 n.
Grant, Gov., 3. 226.
Grant, Mr., 16. 295.
Grant, Mr., Boston, 19. 105.
Grant, Alexander, 12. 51.
Grant, Alexander, sentenced by a court-
martial, 16. 344.
Grant, Mrs. Anne, Lagaan, 14. 160.
Grant, Fidelity (Afrs. 'Thomas), i. 440.
Grant, James, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 267.
Grant, Gen. James, 14. 284.
Grant, Capt. James A., 13. 352.
Grant, Jesse R., letter of, presented, 13.
Grant, John, 20. 219.
Grant, Moses, 20. 11.
Grant, Deacon Moses, 13. 424. Donation
from, r. 193.
Grant, Patrick, aged 113, 8. 436.
Grant, S. Hastings, donations from, 5. 48;
6. 78.
Grant, Samuel, 15. 157.
Grant, Samuel, Son of Liberty, n. 140.
Grant, Capt. Thomas, 15. 85.
Grant, Lieut.-Gen. Ulysses S., President of
the United States, 8. 256 ; 13. 104 ; 15.
373 ; 16. 454-456 ; 18. 437. Visits the
Society's rooms, 10 369.
Grant, William, marriage of, 14. 150.
Grant, Sir William, 19. 375, 375 n.
Grants of townships, 9. 60.
Granvelle, Antoine 1'errenot, Cardinal,
16. 425. His papers, 4. 236, 237.
Granville, Edward, Earl of St. Germans,
see St. Germans.
Granville, George, see Sutherland, Duke of.
Granville, George Leveson Gower, Earl,
13. 69. Correspondence with Mr. Law-
rence, 3-78.
Granville, John, Earl of Bath, see Bath.
Granville, John Carteret, Earl of, 12.
415.
Granville, Mass., 12. 405, 407, 415.
Grasse, Fra^ois J. P. Grasse-Rouville,
Comte de, 8. 481.
Grasse-Tilly, Fran9ois Joseph Paul, Comte
de, 14. 332-334, 337 ; 15. 33, 68 ; 17.
232, 293 ; 19. 69, 73.
Grattan, Rt. Hon. Henry, n. 107.
GRATTAN, THOMAS C., nominated a Cor-
responding Member, 2. 300. Elected, 2.
302. Accepts election, 2. 303. Deatii
of, 7. xiii. Remarks on his death, 7.
408.
Gratton, Admiral, 16. 72.
Gratton, John, 12. 116.
Graverard (Graverodd), Andrew, 12. 422.
Graves, a youth, 14 138.
Graves, Mrs. Amy, 14. 150.
Graves, Lieut. Crispin, 16 354.
Graves, Lieut. Ebenezer, 15. 85.
Graves, Francis, marriage of, 14. 150.
Graves, J., letter from, 15. 171.
Graves, John, n. 316, 317.
Graves, John, 19. 389.
Graves, Miss Lucretia, donation from, i.
153.
Graves, Adm. Samuel, arrives in Boston,
15. 354.
Graves, Thomas, H.C. 1656, 8. 12, 21, 26;
18. 15. His college expenses, 1654-55,
5. 61, 62.
Graves, Adm. Thomas, 4. 220; 12. 229;
14. 345, 354. His character, 4. 81.
Burns Falmouth, 5. 244. Returns to
England, 7. 233.
Graves, Hon. Thomas, H.C. 1703, d. 1747,
8. 226.
Graves, William, 3. 260.
Gravesend, 6. 193, 415. Charles II. pro-
claimed at, 7. 281.
Gravier, Charles, Comte de Vergennes, see
Vergennes.
Gray, ( Wright, Smith, Sc Gran, bank-
ers), 12. 49, 61.'
Gray, Mrs., 1775, 7. 203.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Gray, Mrs , 1783, 4. 377.
Gray, Andrew, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 267.
GRAY, Prof. ASA, LL.D., g 364, 365; 13.
424 ; 14. 4, 19 ; 17. 409, 414, 424 ; 20
250. President of American Acad-
emy of Arts and Sciences, 12. 233, 251.
Tributes by, to Mr. G. B. Emerson and
Dr. J. Bigelow, 20. 249.
Gray, Benjamin, 8. 38G.
Gray, Lieut. Ebenezer, 14. 84, 85.
Gray, Edward, Baltimore, n. 364.
Gray, Edward, Boston, 8. 386, 396; 13.
420 n.
Gray, Edward, student of law, 1782, 19.
156, 161-167, 109-178. His autograph,
faces 19. 169.
Gray, Ellis, 8. 386; 13. 420. Extracts
from a letter of, 14. 315, 316.
Gray, Rev. Ellis, d. 1753, 13. 420 n. ; 18.
166. Portrait of, by Blackburn, 16.
389.
GRAY, Hon. FRANCIS C., LL D., i. 274,
277, 279, 281, 283, 333, 385-337, 345,
348, 350, 375, 376, 380, 384, 398, 407,
427, 448, 456, 468, 482, 500; 3. 38;
II. 341, 342 ; 12. 439 ; 13. 70, 458 ; 17.
415, 416; 19. 245, 347; 20. 390. His
death, i. xlii. Nominated a Resident
Member, i. 266. Elected, i. 270. Of
committee to solicit subscriptions for
repairs of the building, i. 276. Of
committee on closing the passage-way
under the arch of the Crescent, i. 281,
337. Of Publication Committee, i. 283.
Of committee on the celebration of the
landing at Plymouth, i. 287. To rep-
resent the Society on that occasion, i.
289. Of committee on the Treasurer's
accounts, i. 335, 341, 342; 2. 35, 36,
267, 310, 340. Elected a member of
the Standing Committee, i. 337, 341,
350, 374, 380, 387, 398, 409, 418, 427,
445, 452, 467, 489; 2. 3, 40, 233, 251,
270, 313, 342, 370, 387, 426, 454; 3. 42.
43. Of committee on continuation of
Hutchinson's History, i. 338. Of com-
mittee to collect books for the ' Socie'te'
de Geographic/ i. 352. Of committee
to ask aid from the State in publishing
Gov. Winthrop's Journal, i. 374. Of
committee on index of old town and
church records, i. 377. Asked to pre-
pare a memoir of W. J. Spooner, i. 377.
Of committee to consider plan of join-
ing with other Societies in erecting a
building, i. 384. Granted leave to lend
a book from the Library to the Libra-
rian of Harvard College, i. 407. Ap-
pointed to deliver an address on the
centennial of Washington's birthday, i.
450. Contributes to purchase the So-
ciety's building, i. 465 n. Present at
meetings of the Society, 2. 18, 25, 31,
32, 40, 51, 112, 117, 119, 123, 132, 135,
137, 142, 144, 146, 149, 171, 177, 182,
183, 185-188, 192, 220, 223, 225, 227,
233, 234, 236, 239, 245, 247, 253, 261-
263, 266, 268, 271, 285-287, 294, 298,
300, 307, 314, 318, 328, 329, 335, 340,
346, 349, 352, 354, 358, 362, 363, 370,
372, 382, 389, 411, 414, 421, 422, 429,
430, 441, 443, 454, 460, 475, 476, 478,
481, 483, 493, 499, 513, 548, 559, 571,
604, 607. Subject of lecture delivered
by him, 2. 34. Report on the Treas-
urer's accounts, 2. 36, 268, 269, 313,
314, 341. His place on the Standing
Committee to be filled during his ab-
sence, 2. 60, 62. Donations from, 2.
61, 83, 217, 218, 223, 239, 241, 356. Of
committee on Lectures, 2. 114, 115, 136,
172, 220, 291. Of Publishing Commit-
tee, 2. 114, 249, 340. Of committee for
publishing Vol. VIII. of the third se-
ries, 2. 114. Report concerning the
manuscript of Brereton, 2. 119. Of
committee to consider the matter of
the sale of the Collections, 2. 149.
Presents a view of the old building, 2.
149. Excused from the Lecture Com-
mittee, 2. 175, 2lj2. Recording Sec-
retary pro tempore, 2. 185, 186, 285.
Portrait of, to be framed, 2. 217. Pres-
ident pro tempore, 2. 227, 233, 236, 350,
474, 475. Presents a manuscript, 2.
240. Of committee on the commemo-
ration of the anniversary of the New
England Confederacy, 2. 240. Reports
that Vol. VIII. of the third series is
ready for delivery, 2. 244, 245, 245 n.
Of committee to consider the reprint
of Vol. X., second series, 2. 245. Re-
ports from the Lecture Committee the
money received from a course, 2. 246.
To be charged with the duty of sending
certain volumes of the Collections to
Colonel Aspimvall and the Hon. Ed-
ward Everett, 2. 248. Of Publishing
Committee to prepare Vol. IX. of the
third series, 2. 249. Of committee to
ask for a return of the Prince Collec-
tions, 2. 258. Report of the Committee
on Lectures, 2. 262. Reports concern-
ing the Prince Collections, 2. 262. Of
Scrutinizing Committee, 2. 266. Of
committee to consider the extension of
the accommodations of the Library, 2.
270. Of committee to consider ob-
taining certain historical information
from the French archives; 2. 271, 283,
299, 302. Offers for inspection some
colored engravings of the ancient tap-
estry of Bayeux, 2. 286. Of com-
mittee to consider repairing the paint-
ings belonging to the Society, 2. 286.
Report of the committee on repairs
of portraits, 2. 292, 296. Of com-
mittee to make arrangements for the
celebration of the first half-century of
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
195
the incorporation of the Society, 2.
292. Of committee to consider the
business in relation to the Boston Athe-
naeum, 2. 295. One of the subscribers
to the portrait of Governor Gore, 2.
312 n. Of committee to aid Mr. Adams
in his memoir of Mr. W. Tudor, 2. 318.
Reports progress in preparing Vol. IX.,
third series, 2. 318. Report of the com-
mittee on the proposed increase of
members, 2. 335, 335n. Of Publishing
Committee for Vol. X., third series, 2.
340. Of committee to settle the mat-
ter of the ownership of the Trumbull
Papers, with report of the same, 2.
346, 357, 357n.-359n. Report of the
committee on reprinting the deficient
volumes of the Collections, 2. 340,
346, 347. Assists in the fund for re-
printing certain volumes of the Collec-
tions, 2. 347, 3u8. Announces the death
of Hon. John Davis, 2. 361. Reports the
purchase of the Chalmers Manuscript,
2. 363. Of committee to examine the
papers of the late Gov. Bernard, 2.
363. Chosen on the committee on
the Hutchinson Papers, 2. 363. Re-
ports concerning the ownership of the
Hutchinson Papers, 2. 365, 435, 436,
436 n.-441 n. Of committee to con-
sider the 'removal of Mr. Taylor's por-
trait, 2. 366. Of committee to con-
sider a proposed exchange, 2. 367. Of
committee to examine into the state of
the Treasury, 2. 370. Report of the
same, 2. 371. Of committee to con-
sider certain changes in the publication
of the Collections, 2 380. To take
charge of the subject of the ' Biblio-
graphia Americana,' 2. 413. Report
on the subject, 2. 414. To take charge
of Mr. Pulsifer's letter, 2. 423. Of
committee to address a memorial to
the General Court, concerning the
ownership of certain papers, 2. 420,
420 n. Of committee to consider what
rules shall be adopted in relation to
the manuscripts, 2. 429. Report of
the committee on manuscripts, 2. 431-
434. Nominated on Standing Commit-
tee, 2. 488. Amount subscribed by,
for the Library and the new Catalogue,
2. 603 n. Resolutions proposed by, in
regard to the late Abbott Lawrence,
3. 40, 41. Of committee to nominate
officers, 3. 67. His death announced,
3. 131. Memorial of, to be prepared
for publication, 3. 131. Donation from
his executors of a copy of the ' blue
laws ' and of a medal, 3*. 133.
Gray, Rev. Frederic T., and the Boston
poor, 7. 112.
Gray, George F., 14. 37. Donation from,
14. 36. Vote of thanks to, 14. 38.
Gray, Hannah (Mrs. Wilson), 13. 420 n.
Gray, Hon. Harrison, 7. 254 ; 8. 386, 398 ;
ii. 392,3^4; 12. 323; 13. 420w. ; 17.
159; 20. 221. Autograph letter of, 2.
179. Resigns his office. 8. 354. A
refugee from Boston in 1776, i8; 266.
Gray, Hon. Harrison (Hilliard, Gray, Sf
Co.), d. 1846, i. 495.
Gray, Harrison, Jr., n. 392, 395.
GRAY, Hon. HORACE, LL.D., 8. 212, 312 ;
14. 389, 393; 19. 194. Elected a Resi-
dent Member, 5. 182. Accepts member-
ship, 5. 196. Donations from, 5. 309; 6.
20; 8. 171. Of committee on Memorials
of the Rebellion, 5. 226. Presents pa-
pers obtained at Harper's Ferry, 6. 5.
Of Standing Committee, 7. 26, 363; 8.
272; 9. 358. On the ' Ancient Charters
and Laws of Massachusetts/ 7. 302.
Remarks by, 7. 308 ; 10. 82. Of com-
mittee to nominate officers, 1866, 9. 82.
Vote of thanks to, on his retiring from
the Standing Committee, 9. 191. Of
committee on increase of membership,
12. 170. Exhibits Judge Cushing's note-
book, 13. 292. Remarks of, on the case
of Commonwealth vs. Jennison, 13.
294-299. His ' Massachusetts* Reports '
cited, 13. 299, 456, 458.
Gray, Capt. Isaac, 15. 83.
Gray, Capt. James, letters of, of date
1777, presented to the Society, 3. 113.
Gray, John, 1622, 16. 205.
Gray, John, of the Boston Tea-party,
1775,8. 322,386; 18. 423.
Gray, John, Kingston, 1833, donations
from, i. 463, 475. Vote of thanks to,
1. 464.
Gray, Lieut. John, 15. 84.
Gray, John, loyalist and refugee, 7. 234 ;
18. 267.
Gray, John C., A.M., 19. 357.
GRAY, Hon. JOHV C , LL.D., 4. 147, 167,
332 ; 9. 360 ; 10. 141 ; 18. 406. Con-
tributes to purchase the Society's build-
ing, i. 465 n. One of the twenty-six
members in the heliotype frontispiece,
2. vii ; 3. 32 a. Nominated a Resident
Member, 2. 220. Elected, 2. 221. Pres-
ent at meetings of the Society. 2. 223,
225, 236-239, 249, 257, 262, 285-287,
298, 309, 314, 319, 349, 352, 358, 372,
374, 377, 413, 443, 445, 455-458, 462,
470, 472, 473, 476, 479, 497, 513, 525,
547, 548, 559, 583. Report of the com-
mittee on articles deposited in the Li-
brary, 2. 238, 239. Requested to pre-
pare a memoir of Mr. S. P. Gardner, 2.
264, 264 n. A question proposed by
him, 2. 309. One of the subscribers to
the portrait of Gov. Gore, 2. 312 n. Of
committee to consider the subject of
articles deposited in the Library, 2.
236, 238, 239. Donations from, 2. 264,
354, 482. Report concerning the re-
printing of the deficient volumes of
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
GRAY, Hon. JOHN C., LL.D. (continued}.
the Collections, 2. 342. Subscribes to-
wards the reprint of certain volumes
of the Collections, 2. 347, 368. Re-
marks concerning a catalogue for the
Library, 2. 357. Suggests for consid-
eration the origin of towns in New
England as municipal institutions, 2.
458. Of committee to consider the
preservation of ancient town records,
2. 461, 462. Report of the committee,
2. 462, 463, 463 n.-466 n. Of committee
to examine the Treasurer's accounts,
2. 470 ; 3. 67, 85 ; 4. 439 ; 5. 160. Re-
port of the same, 2. 471 ; 3. 85. .Of
committee to communicate with Pres.
Quincy, concerning his liberal offer,
2. 557. Amount subscribed by, for the
Library and new Catalogue, 2. 603 n.
Of Standing Committee, 3. 29, 86.
Remarks by, 3. 109. Of Nominating
Committee, 3. 154, 284. Donates a
sum of money to the Society, 3. 168.
Responds to resolutions offered in
memory of Mr. Lunt, 3. 206. Signs a
memorial remonstrating against a peti-
tion of the Historic, Genealogical Soci-
ety for a change of its name, 3. 266-
270. Remarks on Mr. W: H. Prescott,
4. 176, ]77. Donations from, 4. 330 ; 7.
21. Remarks on the death of Mr. T: G.
Cary, 4. 331, 332; of Hon. E. Everett,
8. 127-130; of^Mr. J. Willard, 8. 25)1.
Elected Vice-President, 9. 190 ; 10. 20,
173. Tribute to the Hon. Charles G.
Loring, 10 80-82. Remarks by, in com-
memoration of Mr. Jared Sparks, 9. 162.
Vote of thanks to, on retiring from the
position of Vice-President, n. 46. Re-
marks on Cornell University, n. 85-
92; on Michigan University, n. 130;
on a letter of T. Carlyle, n. 200. One
of a committee on increase of mem-
bers, ii. 112. Relates an anecdote of
Gov. Brooks, n. 389. His death, 18.
xx. Remarks by the President on an-
nouncing the death of, 18. 322-354.
Resolution passed by the Society, 18.
356. Appointments to prepare the me-
moir of 19. 125, 334.
Gray, John Henry, 17. 117.
Gray, Lewis, 7. 232; n. 141. Capture
of brig belonging to, 7. 232.
Gray, Lucy (Mrs. Dobell), 13. 420.
Gray, Mary, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 267.
Gray, Capt. Robert, 2. 316 n; 12. 41.
Discoverer of the Columbia River, n.
352,353?i. Donation from, i. 68. Pic-
tures relating to discovery of Colum-
bia River, exhibited, 12. 1.
Gray, Samuel, killed in the Boston Mas-
sacre, 6. 174, 175.
Gray, Samuel C. & F. A., Messrs., 18. 191.
Gray, Sarah (Mrs. Cary), 18. 166.
Gray, Mrs. Sarah (Dolbear), 13. 420.
Gray, Sarah (Mrs. Hall), 13. 420 n.
Gray, Mrs. Sarah (Tyler), 13. 420.
Gray, Thomas, n. 392, 395; 13. 190; 15.
360, 362, 363. Death and will of, 8.
386.
Gray, Thomas, 16. 205.
Gray, Thomas, the poet, 15. 395; 16. 120;
1 8. 46. Extract from a letter of, 18.
306. His 'Elegy/ i. 75.
Gray, Rev. Thomas, D.D., 2 388 n. Do-
nations from, i. 202 ; 2. 126.
GRAY, Hon. WILLIAM, 14. 25 ; 18. 62 n.
Donation from, 8. 254. Elected a Res-
ident Member, 13. 305. Accepts mem-
bership, 13. 312.
Gray, Hon. William, Lieutenant- Governor
of Massachusetts, d. 1825, 2. 403; 5. 360;
8.386; ii. 141; 17. 98, 116, 117; 18.
353.
! Gray, Winthrop, 12. 290.
Gray, Rev. Zachary, LL.D., his ' Exami-
nation of Neal's History of the Puri-
tans ' cited, 17. 17.
! Gray of Worke, Forde, 3d Lord, 13. 109.
i Graydon, Adm. John, 12. 425.
[ Grays, Edward; his mark, 3. 238.
i Grayson, Mr., 10. 479.
Great Barrington, Mass., 8. 340 ; 12. 405,
407. Origin of the name of, 12. 416. .
Great Britain, 3. 37. 74-77, 141, 147,
149 n. ; 6. 136, 180, 380, 436; 12. 45, 47,
48. Donation from the Government
of, 3. 220. Questions of citizenship, 6.
94. Struggle of the American Colonies
with, 6. 108, 112, 183, 157, 187, 18t<,
202, 226, 242, 244, 245, 436, 483; 7. 210,
238, 493. War-debt of, 7. 493. Archi-
tectural societies of, 14. 157. ' Rights
of, asserted against America,' cited, i.
75. ' Parliamentary History of,' cited,
12. 172. See England.
Great Meadows, 3. 230. Battle of, 3. 230-
234.
Great Prince, negro, petition of, for free-
dom, 6 199,200.
Great Republic, phrase used in 1776, 5. 6.
Great Seal of New England, see Seals.
Great Waldingfield, 5. 252 ; 6. 430.
Great Yarmouth, 7. 475.
Greaton, Francis, 15. 157, 157 n.
Greaton, Gen. John, 4 295, 298, 299 ; 7.
252; ii. 141; 15. 84, 160; 19. 72.
Greaty, Philip, 15. 157.
Greaves, Margaret (Mrs. Cary), 18. 166.
Greaves, Thomas, 18. 166.
Greaves, Adm. Thomas, see Graves,
Thomas.
Grecian States, 6. 25.
Greece, 3. 210. Insurrections of slaves
in, 6. 141-143. Proposed history of,
by E. Everett, 8. 273. Prof. Felton on,
10. 358-360.
Greek language, study of, 3 383 ; 6. 266,
366.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
197
Greek question, ig 42.
Greek Reader, 6. 305.
Greeks, 6. 297. Colony of, introduced
into Florida, 3. 223, 225-227.
Greele, Deacon Samuel, 14. 155 ; 15. 189.
Greeley, Jonathan, 14. 329, 330.
Greely, Rev. Allen, donation from, 2. 415.
Greely, Anne (Mrs. Loring), n. 263.
Greely, Capt. John, u. 263.
Green, Capt., 12. 423.
Green, Major, 15. 160.
Green, Mr., ig. 223.
Green, Sergeant, 15. 109.
Green, Albert G., see Greene.
Green, Mrs. Ann, 15. 341.
Green, Rev. Ashbel, D.O., 15. 393; 17.
206, 206 H. Sermon by, i. 177.
Green, Bartholomew, printer, 1.8; 7. 165;
u. 206; 20. 285.
Green, David, see Greene.
Green, Capt. Edmund, 13. 406, 407.
Green, Edward, n. 140.
Green, Mrs. Elizabeth (Copley), 12. 326,
327.
Green, Ezra, M.D., Maiden, 5. 390; 14.
37. Aged 101, 8 438, 440.
Green, Francis, n. 140, 392, 394. A refu-
gee from Boston in 1776, 18. 267.
Green, George, n. 110. Extract from a
letter of, 14. 101.
Green, Hammond, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 266.
Green, Hannah, 8. 363, 364.
Green (Greene), Henry, 16 265; 17. 226,
228. Marriage of, 14. 150.
Green, Rev. Henry, 10. 32!) ; 17. 343.
Green, Isaiah Lewis, donations from, i.
53, 54.
Green, James, 18. 374.
Green, James, donation from, i. 156.
Green, James, naturalized, 4. 363.
Green, James U., donation from, 2. 451.
Green, Jeremiah, 8 410; n. 393, 395.
Green, Joan, 20. 317.
Green, Capt. Joel, 15. 82.
Green, John, 1693, 6. 349.
Green, John, 1760, u. 140 ; 20 6.
Green, Dr. John Orne, donation from, 2.
353.
GREEN, Rev. JOHN R., LL.D., 20. 189,
394. Elected a Corresponding Mem-
ber, 15. 163. Accepts membership,
15. 259. His death, 20. xx. Death
of, announced, 20. 172-174. Tribute
to, from the London ' Punch,' 20. 172.
His ' The Making of England,' 20 174.
His ' Conquest of England,' 20. 174.
Green, Jonathan, killed by Indians, 14.
136.
Green, Rev. Joseph, d. 1715, 8. 29.
Green, Joseph, d. 1765, 20 6.
Green, Joseph, d. 1774, n. 140; 14. 101.
Green, Joseph, d. 1780, 8. 338, 384, 386,
389, 394, 406, 409 ; u. 392 ; 12. 323.
Letters of, 13. 59-62.
Green, Joshua, n. 140. Donation from,
i. 73. Agreement of, with Dr. War-
ren relating to a slave, 14. 101. Inter-
leaved almanac of, 14. 101.
Green, Matilda F. (Mrs. Sabine), 17.
382.
Green, Mrs. Mary, 14. 150.
Green, Nathaniel, n. 141. See Greene.
Green, Percival, 8. 23, 28.
Green, Reuben H., 14. 37.
Green, Rev. Roland, i. 345.
Green, Rufus, u. 394, 395.
Green, Samuel, printer, 3. 139 n. ; 13. 105,
108, 307 w. ; 16. 117 ; 18. 16 ; 20. 266-
268.
GREEN, SAMUEL A., M.D., x. 349w.;
5. 84; 8. 9, 10, 484; 9. 6, 191; 10.
174, 175, 469, 487; n. 84; 12. 2, 8,
41, 49, 52, 192; 13. 7, 12, 381; 14.
101, 158, 170, 206, 222, 248; 15. 255,
266. 386; 16. 5, 56 n., 161; 17. 66,
67, 118, 122, 294; 18. 25, 28, 244, 253;
19. 250, 334 n., 356; 20. 175, 176, 205,
208, 392, 393. Donations from, 2. 444,
451, 452, 454, 457-460, 462, 469, 471,
473, 474, 476, 479, 489, 496, 498, 503 ;
3. 40, 42, 48, 65, 85, 88, 214, 284 ; 4.
51, 54, 107, 124, 139, 146, 196, 226,
235, 309, 330, 391, 424, 430, 437 ; 5. 1,
45, 48, 52, 58, 64, 87, 96, 104, 145, 159,
172, 193, 196, 203, 227, 229, 309. 319;
6. 16, 20, 23, 361, 414; 7. 168, 474; 8.
1, 79, 88, 201, 254, 431, 442, 463, 467,
480 ; 9 1, 66, 81, 177, 196, 227, 247, 255,
347, 353, 358, 368, 437, 463, 467 ; 10. 2,
21, 40, 80, 86, 93, 105, 117, 135, 145,206,
311, 314, 320, 331, 336, 344, 368, 409, 469,
484; ii. 44, 501. Elected a Resident
Member, 4. 425. Accepts membership,
4. 430. Elected Cabinet-Keeper, 5. viii,
29, 195 ; 6. 19 ; 7. 26, 363 ; 8. 261, 272 ;
9. 189, 190; 10. 20. Cabinet-Keeper,
5. 1, 45, 48, 62, 197, 441; 6. 7 ; 7.
13, 359. His annual reports for the
year ending, 1861, 5. 194, 195; 1866,
9 189; 1867, 10. 2, 4, 14-16; 1868, 10.
145, 172. Serves in the army, 6. 6,
7, 17; 7. 13, 23; 8. 261. The Report
prepared by the Assistant Librarian, 6.
6. Of committee for the publication
of the Proceedings, 8. 485; 19. 310.
Votes of thanks to, 9. 228; 12. 67;
19. 55, 334. Elected Librarian, 10.
173; ii. 45, 243; 12. 80, 225; 13. 21,
279; 14. 28,328; 15. 276; 16. 173; 17.
76; 18.36,416; 19. 296 ; 20. 199. Li-
brarian, 10. 206, 311, 314, 319, 330, 335,
344, 368, 481; ii. 32, 100, 129, 131,
135, 143, 145, 155, 159, 160, 163, 197,
222, 228, 233, 252, 308, 322, 333, 335,
345, 388, 483, 492 ; 12. 1, 12, 49, 67, 70,
73, 79, 81, 103, 126, 140, 157, 159, 169,
174, 181, 182, 192, 211, 214, 215, 230,
233, 250, 252, 264, 288, 315, 330 ; 13. 1,
2, 43, 49, 50, 65, 69, 79, 99, 104, 122, 142,
198
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
GREEN, SAMDEL A., M.D. (continued).
143, 145, 217, 236, 255, 263, 305, 312,
318, 345, 367, 378, 395, 425,449; 14.
1, 25, 32, 52, 103, 153, 158, 170, 179, 186,
201, 206, 215, 317, 328, 338; 15. 1, 117,
161, 227, 230, 259, 278, 280, 307, 380 ; 16.
1, 36, 100, 155, 175, 252, 307, 365, 380 ;
17. 33, 50, 60, 78, 101, 121, 165, 229, 282,
307, 328, 360; 18. 1, 65, 118, 179, 240,
245, 262, 287, 318, 352, 400, 404, 406,
417, 431 ; 19. 1, 62, 97, 123, 194, 230,
2 17, 265, 298, 325, 349, 385 ; 20 1, 37, 57,
95, 106, 171, 201, 260, 327, 342, 351, 392.
Librarian's Annual Report for the year
ending 1869, n. 41-44; 1870, ix. 249-
251 ; 1871, 12. 78, 79 ; 1872, 12. 218 ;
1873, 13. 19, 20; 1874, 13. 270, 271;
1875, 14. 26, 27 ; 1876, 14. 320, 321 ;
1877, 15. 265, 268, 269 ; 1878, 16. 166 ;
1879, 17. 68, 69; 1880, 18. 28; 1881,
18. 407; 1882, 19. 289; 1883, 20. 191.
Delegate to the Antwerp Archaeolo-
gical Congress, 10. 36. Remarks by,
xo. 369 ; n. 158, 333. Remarks on his
edition of Deux Ponts's ' Campaigns,'
10. 348, 349. Report of committee on
memorials of Boston, 10. 487. Tribute
to Dr. John Appleton, n. 43. Of
committee on the building, n. 326.
Calls attention to a pretended letter
by Cotton Mather, n. 328. Of com-
mittee on alterations in the By-Laws,
ix. 495. Reports for the committee
on moving the Library, 12. 226; 13.
9. Instructed to comply with the
award of the arbitrator in the matter
of the Hutchinson Papers, 13. 131.
Letter of, returning the Hutchinson
Papers to the State, 13. 217, 21 8. _
Reads letter of Senator Benton to
Amos Kendall, 13. 306. Exhibits an
agreement of Dr. Warren, 14. 101.
Reads extracts from family papers, 14.
101. Of committee on the Philadel-
phia Centennial Exhibition, 14. 158.
Letter of Ruf us Blanchard referred to
him, 14. 158. Report of the committee
on the Centennial signed by him, 14.
170. Calls attention to and edits an
early copy of ' Harvard College Laws,'
14. 206. Exhibits some old engravings,
14. 248. Reads a memoir of Jean Fre-
deric de Waldeck, 15. 9. Reads a letter
from S. F. Haven, 15. 227. Reads an
account of the battle of Bunker Hill,
from a Journal of Thomas Boynton,
15. 254. Communicates a paper re-
lating to Whalley the regicide, 15. 263.
Submits the Report of the Cabinet-
Keeper in the absence of that officer,
15. 265, 269. Reads a letter from Mr.
J. H. Trumbull, 16. 4. Announces a
portion of the Somerby MS. as ready
for use, 16. 181. Of committee to con-
sider a communication from the Coast
Survey, 16. 183, 400. Presents the re-
quest of the city clerk of Boston for
church records, 17. 101. Of committee
on the Winthrop autographs, 17. 102,
103. Signs report of committee on the
Coast Survey letter, 17. 105. Presents
Mr. Latham's bibliographical note on
the Bridgewater collection of music.
17. 121. Communicates the record of
donation of early records, 17. 160, 161.
Reads a letter from Miss E. S. Quincy,
17. 233. Communicates letters of S.
Sweat, 17. 286. Communicates Dudley
Woodbridge's diary, 17. 337. Calls
attention to a gift to the Library from
Mr. Amos A. Lawrence, 18. 1. Ap-
pointed a delegate to attend the cen-
tennial celebration of the American
Academy of Arts and Sciences, 18 67 n.
Notices a gift to the Library from
Rev. Dr. H. M. Dexter, 18. 118. No-
tices gift from Mr. Charles E. Norton,
18. 240. Motion of, to allow Mr. King-
man to copy manuscripts, 18. 241.
Calls attention to a woodcut of Wind-
sor chairs, 18. 243, 244. Calls the
attention of the Society to a list of
refugees from Boston in 1776, 18. 265.
Calls attention to the tablet containing
the Prescott and Linzee swords, 18. 431.
Mayor of Boston, 19. 250, 287. Of com-
mittee to publish the Proceedings, 19.
310. Gift from, 19. 325. Of commit-
tee on application from the city for
loan of articles belonging to the Cab-
inet, 19. 334. Excused from further
service on the committee to publish the
Proceedings, 19. 334. Pall-bearer at
the funeral of Dr. Robbins, 19. 319.
Communicates copies of papers be-
longing to the Overseers of the Poor
of Boston, 20. 1-17. Remarks by, on
Mr. Adams's paper on the printing of
old manuscripts, 20. 185. Presents
copies of inscriptions from the tablets
on the gates of city burial-grounds, 20.
209-213. Of a committee to consider
the proposed plan of a Centennial His-
tory of the United States, 20. 327.
Calls attention to a volume of letters
from Washington to Gen Heath, 20.
327. Presents photographs of old
maps of Boston, 20 350. Proposes a
facsimile reproduction of an old map
of Rhode Island, 20. 350. His notice
of Dr. Rand, i. 368, 369. His edition
of 'Deux Ponts's Campaigns/ 10. 348.
Paper on the Bibliography of the His-
torical Society, 12. 2-8. His edition of
an early copy of Harvard College
Laws, 14. 206. His ' Records of Gro-
ton,' 18. 406 ; 20. 205. His ' Groton in
the Witchcraft Times,' 20. 175, 190.
His ' Groton during the Indian Wars/
20. 351.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
199
Green, T., 3. 228.
Green, Thomas, 4. 383.
Green, Timothy, 17. 173. Donation from,
i. 82.
Green, Capt. Uriah, donation from, 1. 116.
Green, Adj. William, 14. 87 ; 15. 79 ; 16.
Ill, 164.
Green & Russell, 3. 148, 149.
Green Bay, Wis., 16. 365.
Green Dragon Tavern, Boston, 7. 181 ;
15. 168 ; 16. 371 ; 18. 345. Tradesmen's
meeting at, 3. 303, 304.
Green-street Church, Boston, 10. 107.
Greenbush, N. Y., 19. 420.
Greene, Aaron F., donation from, n. 500.
GREENE, Hon. ALBERT G., elected a Cor-
responding Member, 4. 124. Accepts
membership, 4. 139. His death, 10.
xvi, 113.
Greene, Benjamin, u. 393, 395; 12. 323;
13. 60 ; 16. 394.
Greene, Benjamin, Jr., n. 140, 393, 395;
13. 60.
Greene, Dr. Benjamin D., 20. 241.
Greene, Charles, 17. 191.
Greene, Charles, 20. 276, 277 n.
Greene, Col. Charles G., 18. 192.
Greene, Charles Winston, H.C. 1802,4.
360 ; 16. 407 ; 19. 226.
Greene, Col. Christopher, 6. 201 ; 12. 200.
Mutiny in his battalion, 5. 221. Bravery
of his negro regiment, 6. 202, 206, 207,
231, 237. His death, 6. 207, 237. ' Life
of,' by Johnson, cited, 6. 232.
Greene (Green), David, n. 393, 395; 19.
215. Naturalized, 4. 360. Letter of,
from Boston during the siege, 13. 56-59.
Greene, David I., 19. 175. Naturalized,
4. 360.
Greene, Gardiner, 10. 487; 12. 317; 17.
460. Donation from, i. 91. Letters
to, 13. 56-62.
Greene, Mrs. Gardiner (Miss A. Reading),
13. 56 n.
Greene, Mrs. Gardiner (Miss E. Hubbard),
13. 50 M.
Greene, Mrs. Gardiner (Miss E. C. Cop-
ley), 12. 326; 13. 56 n.
GREENE, Prof. GEORGE W., 8. 275, 450;
10. 448 ; 12. 233 ; 18. 215, 217, 218 ; 20.
189. Elected a Corresponding Member,
6. 426. Note on Barbc-Marbois, 7. 262 n.
Reads a paper on Gen. Greene in con-
nection with the American army before
Boston, 9. 82. Donations from, 9. 436;
10. 154. Remarks by, 10. 113. Re-
marks by the President, on announcing
the death of, 20. 95, 96. 'L'Ame'rique
delivre'e ' quoted, 7. 285 n. Gen. Greene
quoted, 9. 82. His ' Historical Studies,'
dedicated to Mr. George Sumner, 18.
217. ' Reminiscences of Mr. Sumner
by,' 18. 218-223. His death, 20. xx.
' Life of General Nathanael Greene '
by, 12. 72; 20. 96. His ' Short History
of Rhode Island,' 20. 96. His ' Historical
Review of the American Revolution,'
20. 96.
Greene, Griffin, 17. 188 n.-193.
Greene, Henry, see Green.
Greene, J. B., friend of N. Appleton, 5.
292.
Greene, John, 6. 61, 62.
Greene, John, petition of, 2. 339, 339 n.
Greene, John Rose, naturalized, 4. 360.
Greene, Joseph, see Green.
Greene, Katherine (Mrs. Amory ), 12. 323 ;
13. 419.
Greene, Mary A., donation from, 8. 482.
Greene, Mrs. Mary Anne Everett, 18. 253.
Greene, Gen. Nathanael, d. 1786, 4. 287 ; 6.
178; 10 305; 1 1.488; 12.122,199,200;
14. 275, 283, 332, 334, 337; 15. 64, 71, 87,
90, 91, 97, 99, 129, 130, 142. 145, 153-155,
158, 159; 16. 336 n., 337, 338, 340 n.;
17. 80, 164, 189 n.; 18. 71, 73, 74;
19. -68, 73. Letters from, 3. 99; 6.
233, 234 ; 10. 209. Design for Dupre's
medal of, exhibited, 9. 82. Medal voted
to, 13. 291, 292. Letters from, to Gen.
Washington, 6. 193, 222, 231. Letter
from, to Gov. Rutledge, 6. 231, 232.
Plans of arming the slaves, 6. 231-233.
Letters from, to Gov. Greene of Rhode
Island, 6. 260. His brigade, 7. 206.
Present from South Carolina to, 7-263.
' Life of/ by Prof. G. W. Greene, 12.
72.
Greene, Nathaniel, 7. 212, 235, 252; n.
141.
Greene, Nathaniel, 16. 394.
Greene, Nathaniel, 1657, 3. 337.
Greene, Rebecca, naturalized, 4. 360.
Greene, Sally, 13. 56 n.
Greene, Gov. William, d. 1758, letters to,
from Quartermaster-General Greene,
6. 260.
Greene Count}', Penn., 17. 197 n.
Greenfield, Mass., 3-270; u. 313; 12.
405, 407, 415 ; 16. 29.
' Greenfield Gazette and Courier,' i. 262n.
Copy of, shown by the President, 6. 249.
Greenhow, Robert, 12. 41 n. His ' History
of Oregon and California ' cited, i.
25 n.; 7. 443; jz. 130. 'Northwest
Coast of North America.' by, cited, n.
300.
Greenland, 8. 177, 179, 181, 184, 190, 193.
Early voyages of the Northmen to, 6.
254.
Greenland, N. H., 16. 8, 9; 17. 156; 20.
25, 27, 336.
Greenlaw, John, n. 394, 395.
Green leaf, Capt. Abner, 12. 194.
Greenleaf, Mrs., 7. 254.
Greenleaf, Benjamin, 10. 99.
Greenleaf, Daniel, 16. 389. .
Greenleaf, Daniel, donation from, i. 48.
Greenleaf, Rev. Daniel, II. C. 1699, d.
1763, 8. 30 ; 10. 159.
200
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Greenleaf, Edmund, 2. 563.
Greenleaf, Enoch, 6. 349, 350.
Greenleaf, Ezekiel Price, 10. 413.
Greenleaf, John, u. 140 ; 20. 11.
Greenleaf, Mrs. John, portrait of, by
Blackburn, 16. 389.
Greenleaf, Hon. Jonathan, 2 563.
Greenleaf, Rev. Jonathan, D.D., 2. 563.
His ' Ecclesiastical History of Maine '
cited, 14. 136 ».
Greenleaf, Joseph, 7. 198. Donation from,
1. 167. Purchases the ' Royal Amer-
ican Magazine,' 3. 143.
Greenleaf, Capt. Moses, 2. 563, 564 ; 10.
161. ' Memoir of/ 2. 138, 139 n. Papers
of, 2. 229 n. Military papers of, do-
nated to the Library, 2. 568.
Greenleaf, Mrs. Moses (Miss L. Par-
sons), 2. 563, 564.
Greenleaf, Mrs. Moses (Miss H. King-
man), 2. 567.
Greenleaf, Oliver, n. 140.
Greenleaf, Richard C., 16. 389.
Greenleaf, Robert, u. 21.
GREENLEAF, Hon. SIMON, LL.D., 10. 192,
195; 12. 261; 14. 392; 16. 112; 19.
347. His death, i. xliii. Nominated a
Resident Member, 2. 91. Elected, 2.
94. Present at meetings of the So-
ciety, 2. 99, 104, 109, 123, 126, 132, 171,
178, 181, 186, 192, 237, 241, 287, 335,
350, 372, 382, 430, 460, 470. Donations
from, 2. 100, 102, 131, 257, 292, 334,
336, 349, 375, 429, 430, 452, 455, 466,
474. Donation of valuable papers to
the Library, 2. 568. Communication
from, 2. 138. To consider the use of
the Library by non-members, 2. 185.
Report of the committee on the use of
the Library by persons not members,
2. 188, 189, 189 n. Of committee' to
consider repairing the paintings be-
longing to the Society, 2. 286. Report
of the committee on repairing the por-
traits, 2. 288, 288 n., 289 n. To co-
operate with the New York Historical
Society according to their request, 2.
350. Death of, 2. 541, 559, 568. Me-
moir of, 2. 541 n., 563-568. The name
a translation of the French Feuille-
vert, 2. 563. Positions filled by, 2.
664, 565. Degrees received by, 2.
668. His volumes of Reports of the
Supreme Court of Maine, 2. 564, 565.
His ' Collection of Cases/ &c., 2. 565.
His 'Treatise on the Law of Evidence/
2. 566. His edition of 'Cruise's Digest
of the Law of Real Property/ 2. 567.
His ' Discourse at his Inauguration as
Royall Professor/ 2. 567. His ' Exam-
ination of the Testimony of the Four
Evangelists/ &c., 2. 667. His 'Dis-
course Commemorative of the Life and
Character of the Hon. Joseph Story,
LL.D./ 2. 567.
Greenleaf (Greenlife), Capt. Stephen, 14.
129.
Greenleaf, Mrs. Stephen, portrait of, by
Smibert, 16. 395.
Greenleaf, Stephen, Sheriff of Suffolk, 8.
349 ; ii. 395 ; 20. 12, 221. Portrait of,
16. 395 ; 18. 379 ; 20. 12, 221.
Greenleaf, Stephen, Son of Liberty, n.
140.
Greenleaf, Mrs. William, 16. 292. Por-
trait of, by Blackburn, 4. 33, 41 ; 16. 389.
Greenleaf, William, Sheriff of Worcester,
4. 33 n., 38, 38 n., 41 ; n. 140 ; 16. 280,
286, 292, 294, 295, 298, 300-302, 305 ;
17. 217, 218. Donation from, i. 50.
Portrait of, by Blackburn, 16. 389.
Greenleaf's yard, Boston, 19. 105.
Greenough, , 16. 107.
Greenough, Capt., Boston, 19. 105.
Greenough, David, n. 308; 15. 180.
Greenough, Horatio, sculptor, 10. 413; n.
98; 13.424.
Greenough, Mrs. Horatio (Miss E. I.
Gore), 13. 424.
Greenough, Mercy, needlework wrought
by, in 1681, exhibited, 9. 468.
Greenough, Richard S., 4. 167 ; 13. 78 ; 17.
35. Requests the loan of the Franklin
garments, 2. 601. The Franklin gar-
ments loaned to, 2. 605. Returns the
Franklin clothes, 2. 606.
Greenough, Samuel, donation from, i. 39.
Greenough, Deacon Thomas, 18 349 ; 20. 8.
Greenough, William, 18. 363.
GREENOUGH, WILLIAM W., A.B., 17. 67 ;
19. 357. Donation from, 2. 431. Elected
a Resident Member, 17. 63. Accepts
membership, 17. 78. Speaks of a por-
trait of Franklin by Greuze. 20. 359,
360. Memoir of George Ticknor by,
20. 384-391.
Greenville, Sir Richard, d. 1591, 10. 383 ;
19. 76 ; 20. 42, 58, 59.
Greenwich, Conn., 10. 396.
Greenwich, Mass., 7. 194; 12. 405, 407,
415.
Greenwich Hospital, 3. 92.
Greenwood, Capt., n. 140.
Greenwood, Mr., Boston, ig 105.
GREENWOOD, Rev. FRANCIS W. P., D.D.,
1. 280n., 396, 427, 451, 456, 490 ; 10.
238; 20. 241. His death, i. xliii ; 2.
258?i., 272. Nominated a Resident
Member, i. 378. Elected, i. 381 ; 2.
274. Chosen Recording Secretary pro
tempore, i. 409. Of committee to pre-
pare diplomas, I. 492. Requested to
prepare a memoir of Dr. Freeman, 2.
24. Present at meetings of the Society,
2. 99, 183, 192. Donations from, 2. 112,
113. To prepare a memoir of the Hon.
William Sullivan, 2. 139, 139 n. To
prepare a memoir of Hon John Lowell,
2. 146, 147, 147 n. Memoir of, 2. 272-
275. His pastoral labors. 2. 273. His
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
201
degree, 2. 274. Member of several so-
cieties, 2. '274. His ' Chapel Liturgy,'
2. 274. The ' Character of the Puri-
tans/ 2. 274. Prepares a collection of
hymns, 2. 274. His ' History of King's
Chapel,' 2. 274. His 'Lives of the
Apostles,' 2. 274. His ' Sermons of
Consolation,' 2. 274. His ' Sermons to
Children/ 2. 274. His contributions to
journals, 2. 274. Quoted, 10. 241. His
' History of King's Chapel ' cited, 14.
100; 15. 174, 175; 18. 69,425.
Greenwood, Isaac, 8. 28.
Greenwood, John, artist, g. 199, 210 ; 12.
324.
Greenwood, Dr. John, donation from, i.
487.
Greenwood, Rev. John, 17. 340.
Greenwood, Rev. John, Relioboth, d. 1766,
action of the Massachusetts Legislature
respecting a sermon of, n. 395, 396.
Greenwood, John J., New York, 4. 430.
Greenwood, Mrs. Mary (Langdon), 2. 272.
Greenwood, Nathaniel, n. 393, 395.
Greenwood, Samuel, n. 395. A refugee
from Boston in 1776, 18. 267.
Greenwood, Rev. T. J., donation from. 12.
82.
Greenwood, Thomas, 1679, 13. 112.
Greenwood, Thomas, 1758, 17. 159.
Greenwood, Rev. Thomas, d. 1720, 8. 29.
Greenwood, Dr. William Pitt, 2. 272.
Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn, 17. 434.
Gregoire, Bartholomy de, naturalized, 4.
361.
Gregoire, Henri, letter from Jefferson,
6. 102.
Gregoire, Maria de, naturalized, 4. 360.
Gregoire, Maria Theresa, 4. 361, 361 n.
Naturalized, 4. 361.
Gregoire, Nicholas de, naturalized, 4. 361.
Gregoire, Pierre de, naturalized, 4. 361.
Gregorian Calendar, i. 45 n.
Gregorius, Nazianzenus, St., his ' Opera/
18. 427.
Gregory II., Pope, n. 414.
Gregory VII., Pope (Hildebrand), n. 413,
4i4, 424.
Gregory, John, Boston, naturalized, 4. 361.
Gregory, Dr. Olinthus, editor of the ' La-
dies' Diary/ 7. 126.
Gregory, Samuel, M.D., donations from,
10.409; ii. 500.
Greig, Hon. John, 13. 66. Portrait of, 13.
67.
Greinslitt, Thomas, 5. 36, 37.
Greive (Grieve), George, 6. 427. The au-
thor of English translation of Chastel-
lux's ' Voyages dans I'Amerique/ 6.
251,252; n.V9.
Greive, David Richard, n. 8.
Greive, Richard, n. 8.
Grellier, Mrs. Richard, 14. 219.
Grenville, George, Baron Nugent, see
Nugent.
Grenville, Hon. George, 3. 106 ; 16. 46-
48, 101.
Grenville, Richard, see Greenville.
Grenville, Richard, Earl Temple, see
Temple.
Grenville, Richard Plantagenet, 2d Duke
of Buckingham and Chandos, see Buck-
ingham and Chandos.
Grenville, Sir Thomas, 10. 436, 439 ; 20.
58. His fine library, 3. 106, 107, 388 ;
4. 202 ; 10. 439. His library given to
the British Museum, 3. 107.
Grenville, William Wyndham, Lord, 4.
375, 380; 19. 374.
Grenville Library, 20. 58, 60.
' Grenville Papers ' cited, 16. 46, 47.
Grenville Place, 6. 29.
Gresham College, 16. 221 n.
Greuze, Jean Baptiste, 14. 161. Portraits
of Franklin by, 20. 264, 359, 360, 360 n.
Greville, Robert, Lord Brooke, see Brooke.
Grew, John, n. 307.
Grey, Anthony, see Kent, Anthony Grey,
Earl of.
Grey, Edward, 13 411.
Grey, Rt. Hon. >Sir George, resolutions
concerning historical documents com-
municated to, 3. 205.
Grey, Capt. Jeffrey, 3. 37.
Grey, Lieut. Matliew, 15. 82.
Grey, Mrs Mary (Winslovv), 13. 411.
Grey of Wilton, Arthur, Lord, 19. 81.
Greyhound, ship, 5. 346.
Gridley, Capt., 4. 298; 15. 117.
Gridley, Col., donation from, i. 74.
Gridley, Mrs., 7. 193, 211, 224, 228, 247.
Gridley, Miss Becky, 7. 189, 190, 193, 226,
228, 250.
Gridley, Benjamin, 7. 205; 8. 332; ix.
393,394; 19. 148, 151. A refugee from
Boston in 1776, 18. 267.
Gridley, Jeremiah, 10. 159; 11. 140; 20.
47 n., 160.
Gridley (Gridlie), Joseph, 12. 107.
Gridley, Polly, 7. 189, 190.
Gridley, Gen. Richard, 4. 67 ; 7. 187, 188,
193, 199, 203, 215,217, 224, 231, 256;
13. 252 ; 14. 58, 63, 68, 69, 78, 79 ; 15.
70, 117, 119-121, 124, 125, 130, 133,151;
16. 290,341,344; 17. 164. Wounded,
7. 191. Family of, 7. 195.
Gridley, Samuel, donation from, i. 123.
Gridley, Major Scarborough, 7. 228, 247 ;
15. 151. Sentenced by court-martial,
15. 158.
Gridley, William, 17. 184, 184 n., 192,
194.
Gridley Street, 6. 29.
Grieve, see Greive.
Grievous, Peter, pseudon., (A Pretty
Story/ i. 89.
Griffen, William, Va, xx. 140.
Griffin, , 8. 385, 387, 389, 399.
Griffin, , 17. 287.
Griffin, Capt., 15. 116.
202
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Griffin, Mr., Hambrouyh, n. 132.
Griffin, Edmund, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 267.
Griffin, Edward, donation from, z. 569.
Griffin, REV. Edward D., D.D., i. 177.
GRIFFIN, FREDERIC, nominated a Cor-
responding Member, 2. 580. Elected,
2. 582. Accepts membership, 2. 584.
Griffin, Richard, 3d Baron Brajbrooke, see
Braybrooke.
Griffith, Major, 17. 212.
Griffith, Mrs., a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 267.
Griffith, George, 14. 376 n.
Griffith, William, 18. 83, 94.
Griffiths, John, n. 140.
Griggs, j William?], 12. 365.
Grigs, Mr., 16. 216.
GRIGSBY, Hon. HUGH BLAIR, LL.D., 10.
144, 207; 13. 232, 254, 329 ; 14. 156; 15.
4, 231 n., 237; 17-80,231,326; 16. 380;
18.247,366; 19. 285. Donations from, 3.
204; 5. 105, 159, 172 ; 10. 21, 117, 342 ;
n. 44, 228, 386, 500. Elected a Cor-
responding Member, 5. 147. Accepts
membership, 5. 159. Letter from, to
Hon. Robert C. Winthrop, 9. 191. Ex-
tract from a letter of, 10. 397. Letter
from, on ' Newport's News/ 10. 23-32.
Visit from, 10. 37. Letters from, n.
105, 485. Letter from Hon. Horace
Binney to, n. 224. Communication
respecting the Colonial Seal of Vir-
ginia, n. 387. Letter of, to Charles
Deane, on the care and preservation of
books, 12. 161-168. Vote of the So-
ciety in relation to, 12 168. Letter of,
on Sir Walter Scott, 12. 231, 232. Ex-
tract from a letter of, on Berkeley's
' Guadentio di Lucca,' 12. 391, 392.
Letter from, to Mr. Winthrop, 13. 23-
25. Letter from, to Mr. Deane, 13.
71-76. Transferred to the class of
Honorary Members, 13. 425. Letter
from, on the death of Horace Binney,
14. 104-107. Letter from, on the death
of Edmund Quincy, 15. 302. Extracts
from letters of, to the President, 17.
47,119,120. His death, 18. xx. Ex-
tract from a letter of, referring to
the death of Mr. Frothingliam, 18 4.
Death of, 18. 417, 422. Tribute to,
from the President, 18. 418-421. Re-
solution of the Society, 18. 422. His
' Virginia Convention of 1776 ' cited,
12. 158 n.
Grimeston, Edward, n. 425 n.
Grinnell, Hon. Joseph, 15. 368. An aged
ex-member of Congress, 18. 247.
Grison, Edmund, a refugee in 1776, 18.
267.
Griswold, Bishop, Alexander V., 7. 107.
Death of, 7. 113; 12. 80. Portrait of,
presented, n. 388.
Griswold, Matthew, 1665, 7. 346.
Griswold, Lt.-Gov. Matthew, 4. 82. Of
committee appointed to consider the
subject of slavery in Connecticut, 6.
196.
Griswold, Rev. Stanley, 12. 157. His
Eulogy on Washington, i. 146.
Groen van Prinstere.-, 16. 471. His crit-
icisms on Motley's ' Histories/ 16. 451,
452, 457. His criticisms on Motley's
' Life of Barneveld/ 16. 457-468.
Groningen University, 16. 473.
Gronovius, Johann F., 18. 403.
Groom, Thomas, donations from, 7. 24 ;
13. 65. Vote of thanks, 6. 404. Dona-
tion of a Stamp issued under the Stamp
Act, 6.404.
Grose, Francis, his ' Classical Dictionary
of the Vulgar Tongue' cited, 17. 198n.
Gross, , innkeeper, 17. 203.
Grosseteste (Grosthead), Robert, Bishop
of Lincoln, n. 421 n.
Grosvenor, Lady, 19. 218.
| Grosvenor, Rev. Ebenezer, 19. 377.
| Grosvenor, L., donation from, 3. 49.
j Grosvenor, Lemuel P. (Munroe $- Grosve-
nor}, ii. 308.
Grosvenor, Hon. Thomas P., 19 24.
Grosvenor, William, 8. 29.
GROTE, GEORGE, D.C.L., 14. 195. Elected
an Honorary Member, 7. 103. Accepts
membership, 7. 140. His death, 12.
xviii. Death of, announced, 12. 126.
Grotius, Hugo, 3. 387 ; 10. 352; 15. 296 ;
16. 459, 463, 471 ; 18. 141 n. Compared
with Edward Everett, 11. 107-108. His
' De Veritate Christiana? Religionis/ 18.
427. His ' De Origine Gentium Amer-
icanarum/ i. 201.
Groton, Conn., 8. 222 ; 10. 305 ; 17. 337.
Groton, Eng., 4. 148; 10. 329; 18. 289,
291, 300 ; '20. 98. Visited by Dr. Rufus
Ellis, 18. 248, 249.
Groton, Mass., 3. 70; 5. 249; 6. 179; n.
162 ; 12. 276, 394, 395 ; 16 4 ; 19. 59,
165 ; 20. 35. Aids Boston, 4. 220. Do-
nations from the town of, 10. 144, 311 ;
n. 498. Origin of the name of, 12. 397.
Grove, Mary, 20. 64, 67-69, 73, 76-79, 86,
87.
Groward, John, 4. 353.
Grozart, John, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 267.
Grunthler, Prof. Andre, 15. 243, 245.
Grynaeus, Simon, his ' Novus Orbis Re-
gionum/ i. 138.
Guadaloupe, capture of, 1703, 9. 491.
' Importance of Canada and/ i. 20.
Guager, Jeremiah, 15. 76, 91, 94.
Gualter, or Gwalther, Rodolph, n. 431 n.
Guanahani, Island of, 2. 118 n.
Guarini, Giovanni Battista, 3 384.
Guast, Pierre de, Sieur de Monts, see
Monts.
Guatemala, 2. 14 n.
Guercino, Giovanni Francesco, 3. 379.
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203
Guerriere, ship, service rendered by black
soldiers, 6. 239.
Guess, George, Cherokee Indian, 12. 30 n.
Guiana, model of an Indian house in, i.
91.
Guicciardini, Count, descendant of the his-
torian, 4. 201.
Guicciardini, Francesco, d. 1540, n. 425 n.
Cited, ii. 425, 426.
Guiche, Comte de, n. 133.
Guichen, Luc Urbain du Bouexic, Comte
de, 10. 489.
' Guide to Northern Archaeology,' 2- 418.
Guido, Duke of Tuscany, n. 425.
Guido, Reni, 16. 425.
Guild, the Misses , gift from, 17. 63.
Vote of thanks to, 17. 03.
Guild, Benjamin, i. 401 n. Donations
from, i. 33; 2. 176, 524; 4. 133.
jGuild, Mrs. Benjamin, donation from, 4.
247.
Guild, Curtis, 19. 379.
Guild, Rev. Edward C., donations from, 5.
145, 159, 193. Gift from, 17. 2. Vote
of thanks to, 17. 2.
Guild, Henry, donations from, 5. 1. Vote
of thanks to, 5. 2.
Guild, James, 19. 357.
Guild, 'Lieut. Jonathan, 15. 76, 76 n.
Guild, Cap. Joseph, 4. 297 ; 15. 84.
Guild, Reuben A., LL.D., 19. 327. Do-
nations from, 4. 391 ; 7. 100; 8. 254; 10.
86.
Guild, Samuel, 20. 323.
Guildford Court-house, battle of, 18 71-
74.
Guilford, Francis North, Lord, 4. 160; n.
187 n. ; 13. 106; 18. 257, 257 n. His
death, 18. 257.
Guilford, Frederic, Lord North, see North.
Guilford, Conn., 20. 25, 27.
Guillot, Paul, 18. 19 n.
Guinnett, Button, 15. 393.
Guise, Cardinal Charles, 16. 433.
GUIZOT, FRANCOIS PIERRE G., LL.D., 4.
429; 10. 270-273; 12. 104, 442; 13.
380, 390; 14. 25, 155; 15. 284, 316; 16.
427, 433, 461 ; 17. 37 ; 18. 326 ; 19. 311.
Elected an Honorary Member, of the
Society, 3 203. Donations from, 3.
251, 259. The thanks of the Society
to be presented to, 3. 259. Gift of
works, 4. 14. His letter to Mr. Glad-
stone, 12. 69. His death, 13. xviii. Re-
port of his death, 13. 324. Death of,
announced, 13. 345. Reference to his
death in Mr Winthrop's letter, 13.
349, 350. Sale of his library, 14. 155. ,
Catalogue of his library presented by j
the President, 14. 157.
Guletia, Jacob, 14. 142.
Gulf Stream, 3 153.
Gull, Sir William, 16. 469.
Gullager, Christian, i. xxxiv ; 4. 244.
Portrait of Washington, 3. iv, 309, 310.
Gullison (Gunnison), Elihu, 14. 146.
Gullison, Joseph, 14. 146.
Gunnison, Joseph, 20. 325.
Gunpowder, 3. 232, 233. Mr. Smith's
paper on the manufacture of, in Amer-
ica, 14. 218-256.
Guns, trade in, 3. 183.
Gurdon, Mrs., 18. 30J.
Gurdon, Edward, 18. 300.
Gurdon, Robert, 18. 300.
Gurley, John Ward, 19. 169, 173, 176.
Gurley, R. R., 10. 424.
Gurney, Rev. David, his Ordination Ser-
mon, i. 55.
Gurney, Lieut. Zechariah, 15. 76.
Gustavus I. of Sweden, 16. 200.
Gustavus Adolphus II. 14. 181 ; 20. 358.
Gutenberg, Johann, 10. 455, 456.
Guthrie, James, LL.D., 4. 92.
Gutman, A. Anthony, 8. 280.
Guttenberg, Charles G., 13. 214.
Guy, Edwin, 14. 376 n.
Guyer, , 17. 212.
Gwatkin, Rev. Thomas, x«j. 231 n , 232,
233, 238 n.
Gwin, Capt., Newbury, n. 141.
Gwin's Island, Va., Lord Dunmore driven
from, 7. 261.
Gwin's Island Harbor, 6. 192.
Gyles, John, his ' Captivity/ i. 19.
H.
H., H. H., 2. 603 n.
H., I., verses addressed to Dr. Sloane by,
13. 47-49.
H., J. S., donation from, i. 66.
H., R., 3. 11, 12.
H., T., 18. 435.
Haak, Theodore, 16. 207. Letters from,
to Gov. Winthrop of Connecticut, 16.
230, 231, 247, 248.
' Haarlem Courant,' presented to the So-
ciety, 3. 332, 333.
Hackensack, N. Y., 19. 258.
Hacker, , 7. 229.
Hacker, Brown, & Co., Messrs., 18. 303.
Hackett, Frank W., gift from, 17. 165.
Hackett, Hon. William H. Y., 7. 38n.;
Hackshaw, Robert, 6. 409.
Haddam, Conn., 10. 407.
Hadden, George, 8. 11, 20, 25.
Haden, Capt. Josiah, 15. 76.
Hadley Church, 17. 146 n. Letter from,
to Rev. John Eliot, 17. 146-148.
Hadley, Mass., 3. 60. 61 ; 6. 341 ; 12. 394,
395; 17. 56,56«., 146«., USn. ; 18 184n.
186-188 ; 19 173, 397. Judd's ' History
of,' 5. 43. Origin of the name of, 12.
397.
Hadley 's Quadrant, see Gilbert, John.
204
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Hagar, a maidservant, 16. 404.
Hagar, Albert D., Esq., donation from, 9.
430.
Hagen, Hermann, 18. 403.
Hagen, Hermann August, Ph.D., ig.
319.
Haggard, John, LL.D., 14 393.
Haggat, Mary, 13. 412, 413.
Haggat, Nathaniel, 13. 412, 413.
Haggat, Othaniel, 13. 412, 413.
Haggat, Othaniel, Jr., 13. 412, 413.
Haggat, William, 13. 412, 413.
Haggett, William, Portland, 4 360.
Haggot, William, 15. 255.
Hague, William, donation from, 2. 307.
Hagur, William, 17. 157.
Hahaton, William, Indian, 17. 52, 54.
Haies, Capt. Edward, extracts from his
account of Sir H. Gilbert's voyages, 19.
79, 82, 83. His account cited, 19. 79 n.,
83 n.
Haines, , 18. 86.
Haines, Matthias, 16. 264.
Haines, 11., donation from, 5. 210.
Haines, Samuel, Sen., 16. 264.
Haines, Samuel, Jr., 16. 264.
Hairwood, Ca/>t. Peter, 15. 82.
Hakluyt, Richard, 8. 92; 12. 441; 16.
163,380, 383; 17. 15, 358, 358 n. ; 18.
99 n., Ill ; 19. 76, 328 ; 20. 275. ' Dis-
course concerning Western Planting'
presented, 15. 306. His ' Voyages,' i.
130. Cited, 10. 383 n., 393; 15 385,
385 n. His ' Principall Navigations '
cited, 18. 91 n. ; 19. 76 n., 77 n., 79 n.
Hakluyt Society, 2. 180 n. ; 13. 352 : 14.
2n. ; 18. 82, 111; 19. 4; 20. 185. Do-
nation from, 14. 52. Vote of thanks
to, 14. 53.
Haldimand (Haldiman), Gen. Sir Fred-
erick, 8. 398.
Hale, , 17. 264.
Hale, Alexander, 18. 279.
Hale, Hon. Artemas, 19. 382. An aged
ex-member of Congress, 18. 246, 247.
Hale, Hon. Charles, 18. 279. Donations
from, 3. 88; 4.330.
HALE, Rev. EDWARD E.,D.D.,S. 456,458,
485; 10. 22, 149, 175, 412, 413, 467,486;
12. 4 ; 15. 278 ; 17. 52 ; 18. 279, 404 ;
19. 243 n., 445. Elected a Resident
Member, 5. 107. Proposed appoint-
ment on a Publishing Committee, 5.
152. Of Publishing Committee, 5. 154.
Donations from, 5. 159; 6. 23; 8. 201,
442; 10. 21, 311; n. 501. Procures
letters of Phillis Wheatley, 7. 267 n.
Of Standing Committee, 7. 363. De-
clines serving on the Standing Com-
mittee, 7. 368. His remarks on the
introduction of tobacco into England,
9. 13. Exhibits Duchesne's models of
buildings in Boston, 9. 68. Remarks
on the establishment of the Peabody
Museum of American Archaeology,
etc., 9. 360. Desires to be excused
from editing the ' Washington Papers,'
10. 22. Motion of, 10. 175. Remarks
of, 10. 413. Report of committee on
memorials of Boston, 10. 487. Granted
leave to copy letters from the Heath
Collection, 12. 181. Calls attention to
an original broadside of the Declara-
tion of Independence. 16. 101. Re-
marks by, on the death of Judge
Thomas, 16. 310. Calls attention to
the preliminary sheets of the Latin
School Catalogue, 17. 51. Exhibits
the original of the deed of Boston
from Wampatuck and other Indians,
17. 61. Reads a paper on the Hessian
flags, 17. 57. Speaks of Prof. Dirnan,
18. 331. Remarks by, on the death of
Mr. Goddard, 19. 208-210. Reads ex-
tracts from the Revolutionary diary of
B. I. Holland, 19. 243. Gives an ac-
count of a recent visit to Emmanuel
College, 20. 21. Reads a passage from
a letter of a Fellow of Emmanuel Col-
lege, 20. 24. Communication from,
relative to a catalogue of American
papers in the Archives of France, 20.
344. His paper on the Hessian flags,
17. 57. ' Memoir of Hon. Lorenzo Sa-
bine' by, 17. 371-382. His 'Memoir
of Albert Gallatin ' cited, 17. 379 n.
Hale, Eliphalet, and Nathan Appleton, 5.
257.
Hale, Rev. Enoch, 18. 185, 270.
HALE, Hon. GEORGE S., 14. 385; 15. 324;
17. 92. Elected a Resident Member,
10. 2, 146. Appointed to prepare a
memoir of Judge Metcalf, 14. 181. Re-
marks by, on Mr. H. Hale's ' Hiawatha
and thelroquois Confederacy/ 19. 241,
242. Gift from, 19. 243. ' Memoir of
Judge Metcalf ' by, 14. 386-393.
Hale, Horatio, requests the loan of Fe-
bres's ' Grammar of the Chilian Lan-
guage,' 2. 67, 68. Extract from a let-
ter from, 19. 242, 243. His ' Hiawatha
and the Iroquois Confederacy,' 19. 241.
Hale, John, 20. 23.
Hale, Rev. John, H.C. 1657, 8. 12, 21, 26.
Hale, Hon. John P., donation from, 6. 414.
Hale, Josiah L., M.D., 16. 399.
Hale, Lucretia Peabody, 18. 279.
Hale, Sir Matthew, 13. 71 ; 20. 299 n.,
300 n.
Hale, Rev. Moses, 8. 30.
Hale, Capt. Nathan, 18. 271. 'Life of,'
by J. W. Stuart, 3. 112. Executed as
a spy, 18. 270.
HALE, Hon. NATHAN, LL.D., i. 333, 335,
347, 348, 350, 369, 371, 374, 378, 380,
386, 387, 395-397 »., 424, 427, 486, 445,
456, 460, 464, 468, 482, 494, 41)6; 8. 102;
16. 377; 17. 402; 18. 269, 418. His
death, x. xliii ; 6. ix n., 417; 7. 11.
Nominated a Resident Member, i. 284.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
205
Elected, i. 285. Of committee to ex-
amine the Treasurer's accounts, i. 349,
374, 375, 378, 380, 388, 3.98, 464, 466.
Of committee to have newspapers and
pamphlets bound, i. 352. Of commit-
• tee to collect books for the Societe' de
Geographic, i. 352. Elected a member
of the Standing Committee, i. 372, 374,
380, 387, 409, 418, 427, 445, 452, 467,
489. Of committee to select maps to
be bound, i. 375. Of committee to col-
lect and count votes, i. 380. Of com-
mittee on reprinting the Collections, i.
409, 410. Of Publication Committee,
i. 424, 480. Presents a copy of the
Diplomatic Correspondence of the
United States, i. 451. Communicates
donation from John Grey, i. 463.
Contributes to purchase the Society's
building, i. 465 n. President pro tern-
pore, i. 493. Excused from Publica-
tion Committee, 2. 28. Present at
meetings of the Society, 2. 192, 218.
Signs a memorial remonstrating
against a petition of the Historic, Gen-
ealogical Society for a change of its
corporate name, 3. 266-270. Maps
published by, 6. 40, 421, 422. Of Stand-
ing Committee, 6. 417. His death an-
nounced, 6. 417. Remarks on his
character and usefulness as a citizen,
6. 417-425 ; 18. 275-278. Resolutions
offered in memory of, 6. 419. Memoir
of, to be prepared by Dr. Lothrop, 6.
425. ' Memoir of,' by Dr. Lothrop, 18.
270-279. His birth and parentage, 18.
270. Education, 18. 271. Connected
with the ' Boston Weekly Messenger,'
18. 272. Editor of the ' Daily Adver-
tiser,' 18. 272. His ability as a journal-
ist, 18. 272, 273, 275. Other literary
employment, 18. 274. Honors con-
ferred on him, 18. 274. His instru-
mentality in obtaining a supply of
water for Boston, and in the building
of railroads, 18. 275-277. President of
the Boston and Worcester Railroad
Company, 18. 276. Traits of charac-
ter, 18. 278, 279. Mr. Everett's esti-
mate of him, 18. 278. Illness and
death, 18. 278. His marriage and
children, IJ3. 279. His editorial labors,
6. 419-421; 18. 272, 273. Obituary
notice of, in the ' Advertiser ' cited, 6.
424.
Hale, Nathan, Jr., 18. 279.
Hale, Mrs. Octavia, 18. 270.
Hale, Robert, 8. 28.
Hale, Samuel, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 267.
Hale, Sarah Everett, 18. 279.
Hale, Susan, 18. 279.
Hale, William H., Archdeacon of London,
his ' Series of Precedents,' etc.. cited,
n. 291.
Hales, John G., survey of Boston made
in 1811, 6. 35, 36. Maps of Boston
drawn by, 6. 38, 40.
Haley, Mr., 15. 329. Half -pay, papers
relating to, I. 12.
Half Moon Island, Boston Harbor, 7. 476.
HALIBUKTON, Hon. THOMAS C., D.C.L.,
vote of ihanks to, for his ' History of
Nova Scotia,' i. 423. Nominated a
Corresponding Member, i. 424. Elect-
ed, i. 424. Death of, 8. xvi, 459. His
' History of Nova Scotia,' i. 423 ; 20.
183.
Haliburton, William, his invention to
keep a ship at sea in safety, i. 111.
Halifax, Charles Montagu, Earl of, 12.
402 n., 413.
Halifax, George Montagu, 1st Earl of, 12.
413.
Halifax, George Montagu, 3c? Earl of, n.
232.
Halifax, George Montague-Dunk, 2d Earl
of, 12. 415.
Halifax, George Saville, Marquis of, 12.
422 ; 13. 106.
Halifax, Richarda-Porthuma Saltonstall,
Ladi/, 12. 413.
Halifax, Mass., 3. Ill ; 12. 404, 406, 413.
Halifax, Nova Scotia, 3 19; 4. 39; 6. 250;
7. 218, 223, 244, 253, 256, 257, 2'iO, 261 ;
8 337, 358, 369, 406, 407; 10. 164, 183;
16. 78 n., 80; 17. 291-293; 18. 265, 266;
19. 147 n., 379 ; 20, 29, 29 n , 231. For-
tified in 1780, 5. 353. Tories in, 7. 254.
Its condition in 1776, 18. 268.
' Halifax Gazette,' i. 441.
Hall, -, 5. 353.
Hall, , 16. 107.
Hall, , 17. 206.
Hall, , 20. 293 n.
Hall, Col, 3. 271.
Hall, Col., 18. 75.
Hall, Major, 15. 160.
Hall, Aaron, 18. 188.
Hall, Abigail (Mrs. Downs), 14. 151.
Hall, Andrew, Medford, 12. 62.
Hall, Apphia (Mrs'. Judd), 18. 188.
Hall, Arethusa, 18. 184 n.
Hall, Capt. Basil, 5 296 ; 12. 148.
Hall, Benjamin, portrait of, by Black-
burn, 16. 389.
Hall, 71/r.s. Benjamin, portrait of, by
Blackburn, 16. 389.
Hall, Benjamin H., 8. 69. Donation
from, 7. 100. His ' College Words and
Customs ' cited, 19. 419 n.
Hall, David, deposits the Diary of the
Rev. David Hall with the Society on
certain conditions, 2. 558.
Hall, David, printer, letter of Benjamin
Franklin to, 12. 49.
Hall, Rev. David, 17. 294, 295, 295 n., 296.
Manuscript volumes of, 2. 550. Diary
of, deposited with the Society, 2. 558 ;
10. 133. Vote of the Society to trans-
206
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fer the Diary to the American Anti-
quarian Society, 15 181. Remarks by
Mr. Deane concerning the Diary of,
17. 294, 295. Letter "from Mr. S. F.
Haven in regard to the Diary of, 17.
296.
Hall, Dr. David E., 17. 295, 295 n.
Hall, Dudley, donation from, n. 251.
Hall, Mm. Easter (Beard), 14. 152.
Hall, Ebenezer, i. 443 ; 7. 237; 14. 79.
Hall, Ebenezer, Medford, 8. 234.
Hall, Edward, 14. 143, 145.
Hall, Rev. Edward B., 8. 252. Donation
from, 2. 59.
Hall, Elizabeth (Mrs. Carle), 14. 152.
Hall, Elizabeth (Mrs. Packer), 14. 150.
Hall, Mrs. Elizabeth (Smith), 14. 123 n.
Hall, Dr. George Holmes, examined for
a degree of M.D., 7. 183, 184.
Hall, Hatevil, marriage of, 14. 152.
Hall, Hon. Hiland, LL.D., 4. 99 ; 15. 228.
Letter from, 15. 230. Letter from, on
the battle of Bennington, read by the
President, 15. 255.
Hall, Hugh, 12. 322.
Hall. Capt. Isaac, 15. 80.
Hall, J. Prescott, donation from, 2. 475.
Hall, James, n. 394, 395.
Hall, Capt. James, 4. 217-219 ; 8. 324 ;
13. 167, 171 ; 15. 11, 339, 345, 346 348,
352 ; 20. 10, 12, 13. A watch appointed
for the security of his vessel, 20. 11.
Hall, Prof. James, 14. 12. On glacier
marks, '5. 296.
Hall, Deacon John, 14. 131 n., 144 n.
Hall, John, Jr., 16. 265. Marriage of, 14.
152.
Hall, John, Sen , 16. 265. Death of, 14.
131.
Hall, Sergeant John, 14. 123 n.
Hall, Bishop Joseph, 14. 22.
Hall, Hon. Joseph, Boston, z'l. 141 ; 13.
420 n. ; 14. 110; 19. 146, 155, 159, 162-
165, 177, 178. Donation from, i. 75.
Hall, Joseph, Docer, 16. 265. Marriage
of, 14. 152.
Hall, Joseph, Exeter, 14. 143.
Hall, Joseph, Greenland, death of, 14.
123.
Hall, Joseph, Newmarket, N. H., 19. 127.
Hall, Kinsman, 16. 265.
Hall, Luke, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18 267.
Hall, Gov. Lyman, 15. 393.
Hall, Mary (nlias Burroughs), 20. 319.
Hall, Mary (Mrs. Langdon), 14 123 n.
Hall, Mrs. Mercy (Cromwell), 14. 152.
Hall, Nathan K., 4. 93; 13. 259.
Hall, Deacon Nathaniel, donation from, i.
75.
Hall, Lieut. Noah, 15. 77.
Hall, Oliver, donation from, 2. 469.
Hall, Ralph, marriage of, 14. 151.
Hall, Ralph, Exeter, 14. 123 n.; 16. 265,
266, 272.
Hall, Ralph, Sen , death of, 14. 144.
Hall, Richard, 17. 144, 144 n.
Hall, Rev. Robert, 12. 106. Quoted, 10.
111. His ' Works ' cited, 18. 145 n.
Hall, Samuel, 13. 328.
Hall, Samuel, i. 13, 100, 103 n,, 158, 159,
443; 14. 79. Contract made with, to
print the Collections, i. xxvii, 80, 83, 97.
His career, i. xxix?«. Donations from,
i. 87, 98. See also Hall & Hiller.
Hall, Samuel and Ebenezer, Messrs., i.
443 ; 14. 79.
Hall, Sarah (Mrs. Downs), 14. 152.
Hall, Sarah S., 17. 2U5n.
Hall, Capt. Stephen, d. 1774, 15. 336.
Hall, Stephen, tutor, d. 1795, 15. 132; 20.
13.
Hall, Thomas, I. xxix, 43, 45 n., 48. Pub-
lisher of the 'Apollo,' i. xxi-xxvii.
Donations from, i. 83, 88. See also
Belknap & Hall.
HALL, Rev. THOMAS, nominated a Corre-
sponding Member, i. 136. Elected, i.
140. Donations from, i. 136, 152, 155,
265. Memorandum concerning a dona-
tion from, i. 152 n. Letter received
from, i. 257. Vote of thanks to, i.
265.
Hall, Hon. Willard, 13. 62 ; 19. 27.
Hall, Hon. Willis, 2. 256 n.
Hall & Hiller, Messrs , agreement with,
to reprint early volumes of the Collec-
tions, i. 158, 159. Agreement ratified,
1. 160.
Hall family, 14. 38.
Hallam, Arthur, his death, 4. 211.
HALLAM, HENRY, D.C.L., 4. 240, 429 ; 8.
102 ; 15. 290 ; 20. 98, 173, 243. Nomi-
nated a Corresponding Member, 2. 553.
Elected, 2. 569. Accepts membership,
2. 584. His death, 4. 207 ; 5. 19. E:
Everett on, 4. 208-213. Resolutions
on, 4. 213. Letter from, to E: Everett,
4 212,213. Copy of inscription to, 20.
99. His 'Introduction to the Litera-
ture of Europe ' cited, 20. 244.
Hallam, Henry, Jr. , son of the preceding,
his death, 4. 211, 212.
Hallam, Nicholas, ix. 200.
Hallam, Robert, 13. 340.
Hallamshire, 5. 321.
Halleck, Fitz-Greene, 4. 411 ; 14. 300; 15.
395 ; 17. 133.
Haller, Albert von, 17. 44.
Hallett, Ann (Mrs. Delafield), 13. 421.
Hallett, Catherine (Mrs. Payne), 13-421.
Hallett, Elizabeth (Mrs. Gault), 13. 421.
Hallett, Mrs. Elizabeth (Hazard), 13. 421.
Hallett, George, contributes to purchase
the Society's building, i. 465 n.
Hallett, Joseph. 13. 421.
Hallett, Lydia (Mrs. Horlitz), 13. 421.
Hallett, Maria (Mrs. Tallmadge), 13. 421.
Hallett, Sarah, 13. 421.
Halliday, , donation from, 8. 431.
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207
Halliwell, James 0., F.R.S., donation
from, 3. 97. His edition of Shakspeare,
10. 456. His ' Dictionary of Archaic
and Provincial Words ' cited, 16. 262.
Hallowell, Benjamin, 20. 16, 215. His
papers destroyed, 1765, 4. 47 n. A refu-
gee from Boston in 1776, 18. 266.
Hallowell, Martha, 20. 215.
Hallowell, Rebecca, 20. 215. A refugee
from Boston in 1776, 18. 267.
Hallowell, Robert, 7. 206 ; 8. 320 ; 15.
339. Mobbed, 8. 352. A refugee from
Boston in 1776, 18. 266.
Hallowell, Me., 12. 406, 408, 419 ; 13. 26 ;
16. 130; 17. 436, 438.
Halpin, Frederick, 19. 320, 320 n.
Halsey, James, i. 50.
Halsey, Rev. Joseph, 2. 448 n. ; 17. 255,
261.
HALSEY, Rev. LUTHER, D.D., nominated
a Corresponding Member, 2. 48. Ac-
tion on his nomination postponed, 2.
62, 64, 67. Elected, 2. 78. His death,
19. xx. Death of, announced by Mr.
Dexter, 19. 359, 300.
Haly, Sergeant Thomas, 14. 129.
Ham, John, 16. 265.
Ham, Joseph, 14. 138 n.
Ham, Mrs. Joseph (Thamsina Meserve),
14. 188 n.
Ham, A/™. Mary(Heardj,death of, 14. 144.
Ham, William, 16. 264.
Hambleton, , merchant, 12. 116.
Hambleton, Lieut. David, 15. 78.
Hamden, John, London, 18. 438, 440.
Hamer, Hon. Thomas L., 13. 104.
Hamilton, , 17. 204, 204 n.
Hamilton, Lieut., 16. 71.
Hamilton, Mr., son of Paul Hamilton, 5.
261.
Hamilton, Rev. Dr., 19. 223.
Hamilton, Hon. Alexander, LL.D., i. 299;
2. 400 ; 3. 387 ; 4. 90. 287 ; 6. 92, 96,
271, 275; 7. 331; 9. 194; 10. 439; 12.
81'; 14. 105, 331 n., 338; 15. 73; 19.
240 ; 20. 345. Letter from, to Presi-
dent Willard, 2. 490. Signs memorial
in regard to discontinuance of slavery,
6. 132. Member of the Manumission
Society, 6. 181. Letter from, to Mr.
Jay, 6. 214-216. Letter to, from Col.
J: Laurens, 6. 218, 219. Death of, 6.
280, 281. And D. A. White, 6. 280
281, 308. Sketch of, in Dr. Park's Rep-
ertory, 6. 281. Counsel for the Castor-
land immigrants, 7. 335. His ' Letter
from Phocion to the Citizens of New
York/ i. 20, 138. His ' Works ' cited,
6. 219.
Hamilton, Col. Andrew, 18. 424.
Hamilton, Charles Douglas, 1st Earl of
Selkirk, see Selkirk.
Hamilton, David, killed by Indians, 14.
127.
Hamilton, Lieut. David, 15. 79, 91.
Hamilton, George, 15. 158.
Hamilton, George A., donation from, n.
500.
Hamilton, Gustavus, 12. 117.
Hamilton, J., 15. 3^3.
Hamilton, J., Jr., 15. 393.
Hamilton, James, 1st Duke of, 4. 274 ; 6.
59n.; n. 481.
Hamilton, Gen. James, 19. 50.
Hamilton, James Douglas, Qth Duke of,
12. 414.
Hamilton, John C., cited, 4. 151.
Hamilton, Nicolas E. S. A., 19. 114, 115.
Hamilton, Paul, U.S.N., 5. 261.
Hamilton, Capt. Robert, 8. 387, 389, 399,
401, 402, 405.
Hamilton, William, 13. 272; 14. 321 ; 15.
269.
Hamilton, Sir William, vases belonging
to, i. 147.
Hamilton, Mass., 2. 6 ; 16. 11.
Hamilton, N.Y., 18. 181.
Hamilton College, 7. 149; 19. 394.
Hamilton Manufacturing Company, 18.
167. Shares in, owned by the Massa-
chusetts Historical Society, 2. 597 ; 3.
5; 6. 10.
Hamilton Oneida Academy, 19. 394, 395,
409.
Hamilton Place, Boston, i. xviii ; 6. 30.
Hamlet (Hamilton), Mass., 2. 6.
Hamlin, Capt. Eleazar, 15. 75, 93, 93 n.
Hamlin, lion. Elijah L., donation from,
H.500.
Hamlin, Hon. Hannibal, 17. 381. Letter
to, from Hon. L. Sabine, 17. 381.
Hamlin, Col. Jabez, distinguished in the
French war, 5. 232.
Hamlin, John, 5. 232.
Hamm, Mrs. Elizabeth, 14. 151.
Hamm, John, marriage of, 14. 151.
Hammat, Capt. Benjamin, donation from,
i. 146.
Hammatt (Hamet), Mr., 8. 411, 412.
Hammersley, William J., -letter from,
with a piece of Charter Oak, 3. Ill,
112.
Hamm'ett, Mr., 7. 245.
Hammon, Ebenezer, 17. 157.
Hammon, Capt. Edward, 15. 78.
Hammond, , 16. 105.
Hammond, Daniel ( Whitney, Cutler $~
Hammond), n. 308.
Hammond, Edward, killed by Indians,
14. 129.
Hammond, Rev. Henry, D.D., his ' Anno-
tations on the Psalms/ 18. 426 ; on the
New Testament, 18. 426. His 'Prac-
tical Discourses/ 18. 427. His polemi-
cal sermons, 18. 430.
Hammond, J. H., donations from, 4. 196,
226.
Hammond, Joseph, 20. 325.
Hammond, Capt. Joseph, 14. 129.
Hammond, Laurence, 13. 113.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Hammond, dipt. Lawrence, 10. 136 ; 13.
314; 17. 110. Diary of, 3. 320; 4. 12.
Diary of, given, 8. 432.
Hammond, Samuel, a sermon delivered
on the decease of, by Dr. Homer, 2. 278.
Hammond, Thomas, 19. 104.
Hamock, Charles, n. 141.
Hampden, John, 5. 85 ; 8. 413, 414, 416,
417 ; 12. 236 ; 14. 204, 304 ; 15. 381 ;
16. 3 ; 18. 440 ; 19. 55 ; 20. 179. Fac-
simile of letter from, 8. 427. Portrait
of, at Washington, 18. 423; 19. 247.
Paper, by the President (Mr. Win-
throp), on the portrait at Washington,
18. 436-444.
Hampden, Richard, 18. 443.
Hampden Sidney, Va., 10. 27 n.
Harnpden-Sidney College, Va., 10. 399 ;
ii. 489 ; 14. 9.
' Hampshire Gazette,' 5. 42, 43 ; 18. 185,
186.
Hampton, N. II., 12. 394, 395 ; 16. 7 n.,
9, 103, 256, 257, 261, 264, 266, 268, 269,
272-275, 278, 285 n. ; 17. 153, 156, 219,
224-227 ; 18. 390, 392 n. Origin of the
name of, 12. 396. Ceded to New Hamp-
shire, 12. 401 n.
Hampton Falls, N. II., 16. 9 ; 17. 156.
Hams, Marke, 3. 337.
Hanaford, Mrs. J. H., donation from, 7.
100.
Hanaford, Mrs. Phebe Ann, donations
from, 7. 368; 10. 33, 206; n. 500.
Hanam, Col. Thomas, 18. 87, 114 n.
Hanbury, , ac/ent, 15. 231 n.
Hanbury, Benjamin, 18. 3.
Hancock, Miss, see Handcock.
Hancock, Mrs., donation from, i. 84.
Hancock, Charles, Lowell, 14. 38. Dona-
tions from, 4. 228, 246 ; 7. 376, 408 ; 8.
442, 459, 460. Donation to the Cabinet
from, 9. 189. Important papers relating
to the accounts of Harvard College
sent to Mr. Sibley, 6. 337, 342, 354-356.
Hancock, Mrs. Dorothy (Quincy), i. 100,
271 n.; 3. 327; 4. 33, 33 n.; 12. 323;
14. 184; 16. 299 n. Donations from, I.
69, 271. Vote of thanks to, i. 69, 271.
Hancock, Ebenezer, 14. 110; 16. 360.
Hancock, Gov. John, i. 6, 45 n., 69, 100,
298, 397 n. ; 2. 171 ; 3. 304 ; 4. 34, 38,
41, 57, 86, 217, 228, 246, 287, 387; 5.
90 ; 6. 26 ; 8. 76, 175, 320, 324, 327, 342,
343, 365, 368, 369, 377, 401, 459, 460,
473 ; 10. 99, 100, 162 ; u. 141, 257 ; 12.
9, 61, 258, 323 ; 13. 57, 79, 127, 166, 170,
191, 192, 225, 251 n., 295, 374 ; 14. 241,
280, 281, 284, 285, 290, 304, 308; 15.
66, 165, 166, 168, 169, 329, 338, 344,
349, 352, 358, 393 ; 16. 69, 101, 152, 153,
289, 299, 371, 372, 374, 389 ; 17. 132
199, 289, 317 ; 18. 151-153, 345 : 19. 73,
138, 139; 20. 7, 10, 14, 188, 211. In-
formed of the formation of -the So-
ciety, i. xvii. His Fifth of March
Oration, i. 18. His Letter-books given,
i. 271, 271 n. Search to be made for
the pen with which he signed the
Declaration of Independence, 2 171.
Letters of, z. 229 n. A member of sev-
eral State conventions, 3. 302 ; 4 388 ;
6. 147. The Boston Massacre, 3. 308,
309. Correspondence with Edmund
Quincy, 3 327 ; 4. 27-34. His hair, 4.
44. Excep^ed from pnrdon, 5. 327.
Opposed to the adoption of the Con-
stitution, 6. 147. Standard presented
by, to the ' Bucks of America,' after-
wards given to the Society. 6. 85,
242, 404 ; 7. 24. Records and Docu-
ments found in the Hancock House, 6.
356. Letter to, from Benjamin Frank-
lin, 6. 354, 355. Gen. Gage demands
that he be given up, 7. 189. Actions
against, 7. 205. . Extract from a letter
of Rochambeau to, 7. 290. Would
move the General Court to Boston, 7.
294. Cane formerly belonging to, pre-
sented, 9. 189. Letters to Gen. Arte-
mas Ward, 12. 122-125. Letter-books
of, 14. 184. Marriage of, 16. 299 n.
Warrant issued by, for the arrest of
suspected persons, 18. 153, 154. A
member of the convention of 1779-80,
18. 245. His gift to the Brattle Street
Church, 19 75. The Hancock Manu-
scripts, 2. 476. ' Ten Chapters in the
Life of/ 3. 281. His ' Oration ' (5th
March), cited, 13. 187, 188.
Hancock, Mrs. John, wife of Gov. Han-
cock,^ see Hancock, Mrs. Dorothy
(Quincy).
Hancock, Mrs. John (wife of Rev. John),
portrait of, by Blackburn, 16. 389.
Hancock, Rev. John, d. 1752, 8. 28. His
Election Sermon, i. 202. Portrait of,
by Blackburn, 16. 389.
Hancock, Madam Lydia, 4. 12, 34 n.,
362 n.; 6. 355; 16. 299, 389. Letter
from Edmund Quincy to, 4. 34-41.
Hancock, Rev. Robert, 17. 25*5 n.
Hancock, Thomas, d. 1764, 4. 34 n. ; 16.
389. Letter to, from B: Franklin, 6.
354, 355.
Hancock, Thomas, 12. 323. Donations
from, i. 60, 61, 111.
Hancock, Mrs. Thomas, see Hancock,
Madam Lydia.
Hancock, Rev. Thomas, 2. 448 n. ; 17. 255.
Hancock, Torrey, donation from, i. 474.
Hancock, Gen. WinnVld S., 19. 101.
Hancock, Md., 17. 199.
Hancock Bridge, 3. 371.
Hancock County, map of, i. 8.
' Hancock Gazette and Penobscot Patriot,'
9. 348.
Hancock House, Boston, 6. 356; 14.88;
19. 101.
Hancock Mountain, 19. 420, 421.
Hancock School, name of, 6. 33.
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209
Hancock's Wharf, 4. 220 ; 7. 242.
Hand, Lieut.-Col. Edward, 6. 193 ; 15. 87,
160.
' Hand Weavers, "Report on the Condition
of the Unemployed, in Great Britain
and Ireland/ 2. 234.
Handcock, Miss, 17. 94.
Handel and Haydn Society, 19. 336.
Handmaid, ship, 20. 66.
Hangman's Island, Boston Harbor, 7. 476.
Hannah, George, donation from, 10. 2.
Hanners, Benjamin, donation from, 1. 131.
Hannibal, 15. 50.
Hannibal, sloop, 6. 193, 194.
Hannibal & St. Joseph Railroad Co., xx.
35, 40, 247, 249; 12. 74, 78, 220; 13.
18, 273, 277, 278 ; 14. 322, 325, 327 ; 15.
270, 274, 276 ; 16. 168 ; 17. 69 ; 18. 31,
411 ; 19. 292; 20. 195.
Hannis, Samuel, 15. 157.
Hanover, Mass., 6. 291 ; ia. 403, 404 ; 18.
176. Origin of the name of, 12. 412.
' History of,' by Rev. J. S. Barry, cited,
3-20.
Hanover, N. H., 16. 387.
Hanover Square Rooms, London, 19. 221n.,
222.
Hanover Street, significance of name, 6.
28. Formation of, 6. 29.
Hanslong Indians, 7. 446.
Hanson, Judge, 19. 24.
Hanson, Abigail (Mrs. Young). 14. 152.
Hanson, Hon. Alexander C., 19. 16, 16 n.,
17, 17 n., 24, 27.
Hanson, Mrs. Ann, 14. 151.
Hanson, Mrs. Elizabeth, 14. 127 n.
Hanson, Isaac, deatli of, 14. 143.
Hanson, Reo. John H., his ' Lost Prince,'
i.238n.
Hanson, Mrs. Marv, killed by Indians, 14.
124.
Hanson, Mercy (Mrs. Church), 14. 151.
Hanson, T., u. 255.
Hanson, Thomas, 14 124 n.
Hanson, Thomas, Jr., 14. 143.
Hanson, Tobias, 14. 124 n. Killed by In-
dians, 14. 127.
Hanson, Tobias, 14. 130. Marriage of,
14. 151.
Hanson, Mrs. Tobias, 14. 124.
Hanwell, Capt. Richard, 14. 136.
Harcourt, Elizabeth Cabot Motley, Lady,
16. 430. Extracts from letters from,
16. 438, 469, 470. Her account of her
father's manner of life, 16. 472.
Harcourt, Fran£ois Henry, Duke of, 13.
JL'otj*
Harcourt, Henri de Lorraine, Comte d', 6.
54.
Harcourt, Col. William, 6. 196; 17. 290;
19- 221.
Harcourt, Sir William George Granville
Vernon, 16. 115, 473.
Hardie, James, his ' Philadelphia Direc-
tory' cited, 17. 206 n.
14
Harding, Mrs., donation from, 2. 498.
Harding, Chester, x. 499, 500 ; 4. 308 ; 8.
476 ; 17. 51, 69 ; 20. 192. His copy of
the portrait of John Rogers the mar-
tyr, 2. 614. Portrait by, of Colonel
Daniel Boone, 6. 17. Portrait of Han-
nah Adams by, n. 85.
Hardwick, Mass., xx. 345, 346 ; 12. 404,
406 ; 19. 380. Origin of the name of,
12. 414* Formerly called Lauibstown,
12. 414.
Hardwicke, Philip Yorke, 1st Earl of, 12.
414; 13. 101. On slavery, 7. 318,
325.
Hardwicke, Philip Yorke, 2d Earl of, his
' State Papers ' cited, 13. 91.
Hardy, Alpheus, 19. 357.
Hardy, Adj. Daniel, 14. 89 ; 15. 79 n., 80,
106, 109, 111-113, 116, 119, 121, 124,
127, 129, 138, 142.
Hardy, Lieut . Eliphalet, 15. 79 n.
Hardy, Thomas Duffus, ' Report on the
Documents in the Archives and Public
Libraries of Venice,' by, presented, xx.
496.
Hare, Mr., 8. 337.
Hare, Sylvanus, 4. 224.
Hare, Thomas, 12. 331.
Harford, Charles J., 8. 93.
Hargrave, Francis, his argument in Som-
erset's Case, 7. 314, 320, 324.
Harington, Sir John, his ' Nugae Anti-
quse ' cited, 10. 482.
Hariot, Thomas, 12. 428 ; 20. 41, 58.
Voyage of, 2. 90, 90 n., 91 n.
Harlakenden, Richard, 2. .305, 305 n.
Harlakenden, Roger, 2. 305, 305 n.; 10.
328.
' Harleian Manuscripts/ 3. 8 ; 13. 64.
' Harleian Miscellanies ' cited, 17. 165 n.
Harleian Society, 15. 253 ; 19. 330, 331,
333.
Harlem, Netherlands, xx. 132, 134.
Harleston, , n. 255.
Harley [Harlow 1], Edward, 18. 117 n.
Harley, Robert, Earl of Oxford, see Ox-
ford.
Harlow, Edward, 18. 90, 92, 105 n., 111.
115.
Harly & Drummond, 12. 51.
Harmar, Gen. Josiah, 17. 178 n.
Harmensen, Jacob, see Arminius.
Harmony Grove Cemetery, 15. 220. Ad-
dress delivered at the Consecration of,
6 330.
' Harmony of the Confessions ' cited, xx.
442, 443.
Harnden, Capt. John, 15. 81.
Harney, Thomas, 16. 264, 269.
Harold, King of England, 19. 388.
Harper, Robert G., 19. 23. His address
to his constituents, i. 98.
Harper Brothers, Messrs., i. H7 n. • 2.
144 n. ; 16. 426. Donation from, 4. 330 ;
5. 229. Vote of thanks t0, 5. 230.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Harper's Ferry, Va., 18. 191. Seizure of
the Arsenal at, in 1859, 9. 244. Papers
obtained at, presented to the Society,
6. 5. Action of John Brown con-
demned by Judge White, 6. 308 n.
' Harper's Weekly,' 17. 133. Donations
from publishers of, 5. 229 ; 6. 15.
Harpswell, Me., 12. 407, 416.
Harriet, vessel, 3. '228.
Harriman, Rev. John, 8. 13, 22, 27 ; 10.
405, 408.
Harrington, Daniel, 19. 84.
Harrington, James, 12. 391.
Harrington, Rev. Timothy, his 'Century
Sermon/ i. 50, 79.
Harrington, William Stanhope, 1st Earl
of, 12. 415.
Harris, Mr., 7. 207.
Harris, Mr., baker, fined, 8. 332.
Harris, Mr., New London, n. 200.
Harris, Mr., water-color painter, 10. 456.
Harris, Benjamin, 19. 314.
Harris, Gary, 19. 314.
Harris, Mrs. Catherine H., 19. 314. Do-
nations from, 6. 249 ; 7. '21.
HARRIS, EDWARD D., 13. 12. Donation
from, io.331; n. 500; 12. 12. Flans
by, for the alteration of the building,
11. 253. Elected a Resident Member,
12. 81. Accepts membership, 12. 103.
Memoir of Dr. T. W. Harris, by, 19.
313-322.
Harris, Henry, 10. 166; 16. 168; 17. 69;
18. 31, 411 ; 19. 292; 20. 194. Bequest
from, 10. 39, 171; u. 40,249.
Harris, Rev. Henry, 12. 377.
Harris, Isaac, 12. 177.
Harris, James E., Id Earl of Malmesbury,
see Malmesbury.
Harris, John, 19. 313.
Harris, Rev. John, D.D., vote to purchase
his 'Collection of Voyages,' i. 22. His
' History of Kent,' 2. 183. His map of
Kent, 2. 183. Exchanges referring to
his ' Voyages,' 2 367.
Harris, John Aylesbury, 20. 133, 135.
Harris, Capt. Josiah, 15. fcO.
Harris, Mrs. Mary (Dix), 19. 314.
Harris, Morrison, donation from, 2. 428.
Harris, Peter, 16. 78 n.
Harris, Richard D., i. 461 n.
Harris, Lieut. Robert, 15. 85.
Harris, Samuel, n. 141 ; 20. 8.
Harris, Mrs. Silence, 20. 135.
Harris, Stephen, n. 141.
Harris, Stephen, Jr., n. 141.
HARRIS, Rev. THADDEUS MASON, D.D., i.
62, 105, 107, 108, 124, 127, 132, 135,
150, 163, 169, 194, 197, 199, 200, 206,
207, 225, 229, 234, 235, 239, 245, 252,
253, 257, 260, 274, 279, 335, 336, 345,
348, 371, 385, 387, 392, 398, 417, 425,
435, 480. 444, 453, 472, 473, 479, 479 n.
494, 496. 499, 500, 504 ; 10. 207, 250,
322, 427 ; 12. 5, 434 ; 13. 4 ; 18. 175 ;
19. 147, 313, 314 ; 20. 112, 213. Con-
cerning the formation of the Society,
i. ix, x. To assist in furthering the
publication of the Collections, i. xxix.
His death, i. xlii ; 2.228, 232 n. No-
minated a Resident Member, i. 34.
Elected, i. 41. Accepts membership,
i. 42. Of committee on proposed map
of the State, i. 96. Of Publication
Committee, i. 129, 164, 424. Dona-
tions from, i. 130, 154, 201. Of com-
mittee on amended Constitution and
By-Laws, i. 206. Of committee to de-
cide what books may not be taken
from the Library, i. 212. Of commit-
tee to collect and count votes, i. 226,
229, 239, 275. ^Recording Secretary
So tempore, i. 276. Of committee on
r. Tyng's letter about memorials of
Harvard graduates, i. 336. Of com-
mittee to have pamphlets bound, i.
342. Of committee on application from
the Maine Historical Society, i. 348,
351. Requested to prepare a memoir
of Mr. Palmer, i. 349. To apply for
papers, &c., from Dr. Bentley's execu-
tors, i. 394. Of committee to confer
with the city authorities on the cele-
bration of the anniversary of the set-
tlement of Boston, i. 426. Motion of,
1. 498. Present at meetings of the
Society, 2. 14, 28, 32, 35, 51, 60, 65, 72,
83, 86, 88, 90, 92, 94, 96, 99, 100, 102,
104, 109, 115, 117, 119, 123, 125, 129,
131, 132, 135, 137, 139, 142-145, 147,
149, 171, 172, 177, 178, 181-183, 185-
188, 212, 213, 215, 216, 218-220, 222,
223, 225. His labors on the catalogue,
2. 43 n., 44 n. His entry in the first
catalogue of the Society, 2. 43 n. A
letter in regard to the ' Otis Papers,' 2.
45 n. Chosen Assistant Librarian, 2.
78. Committee chosen to fix his com-
pensation, 2. 78. Chosen Correspond-
ing Secretary, ad interim, 2. 83, 103.
Corresponding Secretary, 2. 83, 86, 89,
100, 106, 110, 113, 129, 137, 139, 142,
144, 145, 170, 171, 173. Communicates
donations, 2. 86, 110, 112, 113, 116, 123,
127, 131, 135, 142, 145, 147, 170, 171,
176, 177, 179, 181, 182, 185, 212, 214,
215, 217-219, 221, 222. Statement re-
garding the Collections, 2. 87. State-
ment regarding the Wallcut donation,
2. 88. Of committee of publication
for Vol. VII., third series, 2. 89. Of
committee to aid the sale of the Collec-
tions, 2. 88, 89. Of Scrutinizing Com-
mittee, 2. 90. Elected Librarian, 2. 91,
103, 130, 149, 192. Letter relating to Dr.
Mease's manuscript, 2. 90 n., 91 n. Of
committee to recommend to the Society
such disposition of the Collections as
they may deem expedient, 2. 93. Re-
port relating to the Williams Papers,
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
211
2. 94, 95. Of committee to consider
the preservation of the Society's manu-
scripts, 2. 96, 99. To receive the price
paid by him for certain Collections, 2.
96. To purchase Yates and Moulton's
' History of New York/ 2. 100. To pub-
lish, after each meeting, in the Boston
'Daily Advertiser,' the donations made
to the Society, 2. 101. His compensa-
tion as Librarian, 2. 103, 122, 123,
211 n. Declines election as a member
of the Royal Society of Northern
Antiquaries, 2. 107 n. Correspond-
ence with Prof. Rafn, 2. 107 n.-109 n.
Recording Secretary, pro tempore, 2.
112, 120, 145. Of committee concern-
ing the translation of the manuscript
on Columbus, 2. 113. To have bound
the manuscript eulogy on Columbus,
2. 113. Report concerning Vol. VII.,
third series, 2. 113. Communicates a
translation of the Spanish manuscript,
2. 117. To have fifty blank diplomas
struck off, 2. 119. His reports as Libra-
rian, 1838, 2. 120-123 ; 1839, 140, 140 «.,
141 «., 223. His report referred to a
committee, and accepted, 2. 135, 136 n.
Statement of the number of volumes in
the Library, 2. 142. His labor in prepar-
ing Vol. VII. of the third series, 2.
122. To act on the communication
of Mr. G. Folsom, 2. 124. To pro-
cure from Mr. Wallcut the blank
volume given to the Society by Gov.
Sullivan, 2. 124. Letter to Prof. Rafn,
2. 125 n., 126 n. To write to John W.
Barber, concerning the title of his
work, 2. 127, 127 n., 128 n. His letter
to Mr. Barber, 2. 127 n., 128 n. His
action regarding the New York Histor-
ical Society, 2. 127. Resigns position
as Librarian, 2. 140, 140 n., 141 n.
Statement regarding the limited sale
of the Collections, 2. 148. Of com-
mittee to make out complete sets of
the Collections, 2. 170. Letter from,
relating to his services as Correspond-
ing Secretary, ad interim, 2. 173, 173 n.,
174 n. To write to the members to
ascertain the whereabouts of a lost
manuscript, 2. 175. To consider the
lending of the Trumbull Manuscripts,
2. 178. Excused from acting on the
committee on the Trumbull Manu-
scripts, 2. 181. To report a list of
such books as are to be kept perma-
nently in the Library, 2. 181. To put
in repair the volumes of the Collec-
tions to be sent to the Louvre, 2. 182.
To act on Mr. Willard's proposition,
2. 182, 183. Reports list of books not
to be loaned from the Library, 2. 183.
To cause the plan of Quebec to be re-
paired, 2. 185. To cause two hundred
copies of rules pertaining to the use
of the Library to be printed for the
use of members, 2. 189. To cause cer-
tain books to be bound, 2. 192. Con-
tributes the inscription on the monu-
ment of Mr. Wallcut, 2. 208. Com-
municates a Resolve of the General
Assembly of Connecticut, 2. 212. To
have the entry of the second story of
the building painted, 2. 214. Com-
municates his quarterly list, 2. 214,
214 n. Of committee to obtain copies
of Hubbard's ' History/ 2. 223. His last
sickness, 2. 225, 228, 232 n. Resolu-
tions relating to his death, 2. 232. ' Me-
moir of/ 2. 232, 232 n., 502, 502 n. A
member of the Anthology Club, 2.
388 n. His memoir to be examined by
the Publishing Committee, 2. 494. Re-
port of the committee concerning his
memoir, 2. 501, 502. His ' Account of
Dorchester/ 1. 166. His ' Memoir of P.
Whitney/ i. 256 n. His ' Life of Father
Ralle/ x. 476 n. His ' Journal of a
Tour to Ohio' cited, 17. 200 n. His
'Natural History of the Bible/ 19.
317.
HARRIS, THADDEUS WILLIAM, M.D., 14.
20; 20. 241. His death, i. xliv. Nom-
inated a Resident Member, 2. 379.
Elected, 2. 381. Accepts membership,
2. 382. Librarian of Harvard College,
2. 421 n. Donations from, 2. 429, 430,
458, 466, 468 ; 3. 31. 'Memoir of/ by
Mr. E. D. Harris, 19. 313-322. His
character contrasted with that of his
father, 19. 313. Ancestry, 19. 313, 314.
Education, 19. 314. Marriage, 19. 314.
Associated with Dr. Holbrook, 19. 314.
Abandons the practice of medicine, 19.
314, 315. Studies botany, 19. 314, 315.
Qualifications as a physician, 19 315.
Appointed Librarian of Harvard Col-
lege, 19. 315, 316. His love of histori-
cal anid antiquarian research, 19. 316.
Col. Higginson's ' Memoir of/ 19. 316,
318. Papers published by, 19. 316-318.
Membership in various societies, 19.
317, 322. Character as a naturalist, 19.
317, 319. His catalogue of insects, 19.
317, 318. Instructor of Natural His-
tory in Harvard College, 19. 318. His
report on insects injurious to vegeta-
tion, 19. 318, 319. His collection of
.insects, 19. 319. Portrait of, 19. 320,
320 n. His mother, 19. 320. Traits of
his character, 19. 321. Death, 19. 322.
Harris, Thomas, 19. 313.
Harris, Thomas, Jr., 19. 313.
Harris, William, 19. 314.
HARRIS, Rev. WILLIAM, D.D., nominated
a Corresponding Member, i. 235.
Elected, i. 237. His funeral sermon
on Mrs. Roads, i. 123.
Harris, Mrs. William T., donation from,
5-57.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Harris, William Thaddeus, 2. 421 ; 16.
39-41. Certain copies of Hubbard's
1 History ' to be presented to, 2. 421.
Donations from, 2. 435, 445. His death,
2. 421 n. Edits the second edition of
Hubbard's ' History/ 2. 421 n. His
' Cambridge Epitaphs ' cited, 16. 11 n.
Harrisburg, Penn., 3. 72 ; 4. 96 ; 17. 202,
202 n., 203.
Harrison, Capt., A. M., letter from, in re-
lation to a supposed portrait of Miles
Standish, 15. 324-826.
Harrison, Col. Benjamin, Virginia, 4. 82,
83 ; 12. 228 ; 15. 393. One of the Com-
mittee of Conference, 6. 184.
Harrison, Carter B., donation from, i.
122.
Harrison, Rev. Francis, 2 448 n.; 17. 255,
256.
Harrison, George, 16. 263.
Harrison, Gen. John, 13. 75.
Harrison, Joseph, collector of customs, 4.
218; 15. 346; 20. 15, 16.
Harrison, Mrs. Joseph, 7. 186, 217, 253-
255,260; 19. 222.
Harrison, Nicholas, death of, 14. 147.
Harrison, Peter, architect, 12. 319, 324;
16. 392.
Harrison, Pres. William Henry, 3. 73; 6.
240,306; n. 69, 71,261; 15. 198; 17.
379; 19. 52, 52 n. Death of, 6. 306.
Portrait of, 10. 135, 172.
Harrison & Ansley, Messrs., 16. 98.
Harrison & Cromwell, Messrs., 16. 289.
Harrow School, 15. 232.
Harsha, D. A., donation from, 8. 88.
Harsnet, Rev. Samuel, 5. 498.
Hart, Capt., 16. 353.
HART, CHARLES HENRY, LL.B., 17. 326,
327 n. Offers Harvard College Theses
for 1762, 8. 171. Donation of two
photographs from, 9. 249. Donation
of Theses of Harvard College, 1759,
from, 9. 357. Donations from, 8. 280;
9. 177 ; 10. 2, 33, 105, 144, 208. 311 ; n.
500; 12. 157 ; 14. 200. Elected a Cor-
responding Member, 16. 314. Accepts
membership, 16. 365. Gift from, 17.
229. Communicates to the Society an
autograph memorandum of John Ran-
dolph, 17. 326.
Hart, James, 15. 75.
Hart, John, 15. 393.
Hart, Capt. Moses, 15. 151.
Hartford, Conn., 3. 98, 111, 126; 4. 91 ; 5.
16; 6. 69 n., 199; 7. 210, 211 ; 12.411;
16. 135, 181, 218, 220, 234, 237, 243, 248,
283, 314, 391, 401 n.; 17. 56, 145, 200,
348, 358 n.; 18. 181, 261. Search for
Col. Goffe, 3. 61, 62. Aids Boston in
1774, 4. 223. Trial and conviction of
Captain Scot, at the Particular Court
of, 6. 66 n., 70 n., 71 n. Measure of
religious intolerance recommended, 6.
477-479. Visit to, in 1789, n. 14, 26.
Hartford Convention, i. 306 n., 310; 2. 7 ;
6. 286-289; n. 54; 19. 38.
Hartford County, 6. 199.
' Hartford Daily Courant/ n. 497 n.
Donation from the editor of, 2. 262.
Hartford, Particular Court at, 6. 71 n.
Hartford Young Men's Institute, dona-
tion from, n. 498.
Hartley, Mrs., 19. 215.
Hartley, D., helps American prisoners, 5.
343, 344.
Hartley, Hon. Thomas, xi. 23.
Hartlib, Samuel, 16 207, 210, 219 Let-
ters from, to Gov. Winthrop of Con-
necticut, 16. 212-216.
Harts, Joseph, 16. 353.
Hartshorn, Mrs. John, killed by Indians,
14. 148.
Hartshorn, Capt. Thomas, 13. 245. Min-
iature of, presented, 13. 243.
Hartwell, Lieut. Isaac, 13. 372, 374.
Hartwell, Jephthah K., 14. 392.
Hartwell, Lieut. John, 15. 80.
Harvard, Mrs. Ann, 20. 347.
Harvard, Rev. John, 10. 329; 12. 413; 14.
304 ; 16. 141 ; 17. 342, 348, 441 ; 18. 3,
8, 320 ; 20. 21, 23, 24. Paper relating
to his estate exhibited, 5. 406. His
bequest, 10. 327. House of, at Charles-
town, 12. 361. Remarks by Dr. Ellis
relative to the proposed statue of, 20.
345-348; by Mr. Deane, 20. 348; by
Mr. Winthrop, 20. 348-350. Investiga-
tions to be made with regard to his
pedigree, 20. 401.
Harvard, Mass., 12. 271, 404, 406. Named
for Rev. John Harvard, 12. 413.
' Harvard Advocate/ donations from the
editors of, n. 499.
Harvard Church, Brookline, 18. 339.
Harvard Church, Charlestown, i. 328.
Harvard College, Cambridge, i. 231 n.,
246 n., 260, 266 n., 278 n., 292, 320, 322,
323, 343, 368, 382, 383, 386 n., 389, 391,
394, 420-422, 429, 438 n., 439, 483,
500 n.; 2. 6 ; 3. 67, 80, 82, 122, 132,
203, 208,317-319, 322 n., 329-332, 359,
360 ; 6. 251, 271, 276, 284, 285, 295,
296, 301, 334-336, 351, 352, 354, 356 ; 7.
106; 8. 450, 476, 484; 10. 140, 142,
176, 213 n., 218, 273 n., 303, 352-368,
448, 479, 484; n. 48, 75, 76, 96, 101,
109, 130, 150, 163, 258, 263, 273,
306 n., 323, 324, 334, 347, 365, 371, 372,
377, 492 ; 12. 8, 13, 15, 18, 24-26, 51,
69 n., 207, 215, 252, 290, 308, 312-
314, 330, 331, 333, 360, 361, 366, 369,
380, 390, 411, 413; 13. 22, 24, 26,
27, 31, 53, 55, 68, 104, 133, 216, 255,
280, 295, 296, 378, 389, 395, 397, 403,
422; 14. 9, 45, 117, 154, 172, 187, 222-
226 passim, 233, 304, 391 ; 15. 12, 13,
65, 256, 299, 373; 16. 8n., 11, 16, 18,
50, 53, 112, 115, 116, 118, 119, 133, 147,
175, 177-179, 239, 280, 287-289, 300 «.,
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
213
302, 367, 386-388, 394-396, 398, 399
407, 473 ; 17. 19, 25, 26, 34, 36, 46, 59,
96, 99, 111, 117 n., 121, 131, 139, 155,
156 n., 177 n., 178 n., 179 «., 263 n., 337,
344, 346, 347, 350, 356, 362, 386, 387,
389-396, 398, 400, 406, 408-411, 417,
422; 18. 4, 18, 37,55, 65,68, 119, 134 n.,
139 «., 166, 172, 173, 189, 222, 246, 265,
274, 282, 297, 320, 321, 332, 353, 355,
423, 424 ; 19. 66, 67 n., 95-98, 122, 128,
142, 147 n., 150, 151, 154, 157 n., 165 n.,
174, 195, 212, 225, 228, 232, 253 n., 256,
257, 286 «., 302, 314 322, 339, 350, 376,
387, 400, 410, 425, '436 ; 20. 5 n., 21,
35, 47 n., 105, 107, 110, 202, 208, 232-
236, 242, 247, 250, 258, 336, 345, 385,
403, 410. 'Pietas et Gratulatio,' i.
18. Commencement Day, i. 70 n., 99,
140 «., 149 n., 162, 165 n.; 4. 439-446;
6. 266, 267, 271, 272 ; 8. 49, 64, 484.
View of, i. 89. ' Constitution and Gov-
ernment of,' i. 89 ; 3. 318 ; 6. 342, 347,
353. The Collections to be given to,
i. 148, 241. Donations from, i. 178,
219; 2. 511; 4. 378, 384; 5. 116, 145;
6. 417. Proposal to lend specimens to
the mineralogical cabinet of, i. 216,
223, 224. Plan of a farm belonging to,
I. 254 n. Letter of Mr. Tyng about
collecting memoirs of the graduates of,
I. 336, 338. Lottery, i. 420. Mr.
Peirce's ' History of,' i. 434. Historical
Society of, 2. lln. ; 8. 54, 55. The
Winthrop Manuscript Catalogues of
the graduates of, 2. 44, 46, 46 n., 47 n.,
48, 323, 323 n., 324 n. ; 7. 339. Choice
of ' Fellows ' from resident officers of
instruction, opposed by John Lowell, 2.
166, 167. To be requested to permit
certain papers to be deposited in the
archives of the Society, 2. 213. The
President of, and others, to be invited
to join in celebrating the anniversary
of the New England Confederacy, 2.
248. Acknowledges the receipt of Vol.
VIII., third series, 2 249. Copy of
the laws of, 1655, exhibited, 3. 133, 151.
' A Select Catalogue of,' etc., printed
in 1773, donated to the Society, 3. 181.
President of, 3. 203; 4. 59; 6. 264,
341. Triennial Catalogues of, 3. 205,
206, 324; 7. 349; 8. 9-56, 224. Ex-
tracts from Mather's Diary concerning,
3. 317. A manuscript volume of Dr.
Belknap on, 4. 12. President's house,
4. 59, 414 Its destruction threatened,
1778, 4. 81. Corporation of, 4. 108.
And Henry Hallain, 4. 212. Theses at
the first two Commencements, 1642-
43, 4. 439-446. Account Books from
1699 to 1749 and from 1669 to 1752,
with the account of the discovery of
the Brattle and Richards books, 5 60-
63 ; 6. 337-356. In 1740, 5. 116. Stew-
ards of, 5. 154-158, 160-164; 8. 50. Gov.
Pownall's intended gift and bequest to,
5. 241, 243, 246, 247. The Hollis Pro-
fessorship, 5. 241 ; 6. 284, 312. Gov.
Pownall intends making a professor-
ship of political law in, 5. 245. Prof.
Felton President of, 5. 455. Scholar-
ships established by N. I. Bowditch, 5.
508-510. Names having reference to,
given to streets, 6. 30. Its Halls de-
scribed in 1793, 6. 266, 267. Halls used
for barracks, 6. 267 ; 12. 258. Condition
of morals after the French Revolution,
6. 267-269. Changes in the adminis-
tration of, 6. 268, 269. Discontinuance
of Evening Prayer, 6. 269. Origin of
the Hasty-Pudding Club, 6. 270. Cost
of education at, in 1797, 6. 272 n. Fac-
ulty of, called the ' Immediate Gov-
ernment,' 6. 276. Society for the Pro-
motion of Theological Education in,
6. 295, 296. Origin of the Plummer
Professorship, 6. 301. Sectarianism of,
6. 311, 312. Wood and staves sent
to, for money payments, 6. 338, 339.
Meetings of the College Corporation
in 1690 and 1693, 6. 342, 346, 347.
Early Treasurers of, 6. 343-345, 348.
Bequests from William Penoyer, and
scholarships founded in, 6. 343, 343 n.
Books destroyed by the fire of 1764, 6.
346. Validity of the College Charter,
6. 347. Act of the Legislature con-
cerning the dwelling-place of the Pres-
idents, 6. 348. Schedule of college
property in 1693, 6. 349. Stoughton
Hall, 6. 353 ; 18. 318, 322 ; 20. 330, 333,
400 n. Building for educating the In-
dians to be taken down, 6. 351. Re-
peal of the Act of Incorporation, 6.
353. Arms of, 6. 353. Catalogue of
1700 among the Winthrop Papers, 7.
339. Mr. Sibley requested to make
a history of the Triennial Catalogues
of, 7. 349. Josiah Quincy's presidency,
7. 388. Mr. Sibley gives an account
of the Triennial and Annual Cata-
logues of, 8. 9-75. ' Placing ' the
students, 8. 32-37. Name of, 8. 38, 60,
62, 63, 72, 73. Necrologies of, 8. 49.
Appeal to graduates of, 8. 50-52. Bio-
graphical dictionary of graduates of,
8. 50-55. Connection of, with the His-
torical Society, 8. 54, 55. Class-books
and photographs, 8. 54, 55. Vacations,
8. 64. Exhibitions, 8. 64, 68. Exami-
nation, 8. 65. Expenses at, 8. 66-68.
Commons, 8. 67. The word ' College '
changed to ' University,' 8 74. Gray's
Hall, 8. 75. E: Everett professor at, 8.
116-123, 137, 140. Controversy on the
composition of the Corporation, 8. 122.
E: Everett president of, 8. 149, 150.
Theses of 1762 presented to the Mas-
sachusetts Historical Society, 8. 172.
Dr. Francis professor at, 8. 243-250.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Harvard College, Cambridge (continued).
Kank of students in, 9. 252. List
of Theses, 1759, presented, 9. 357.
Speeches of Gov. Joseph Dudley and
Pres Leverett at the inauguration of
the latter, January, 1707-8, 9. 502-
505. Form of admission of a Fellow,
9. 505. Visit of Washington to, 10.
115. Story's argument on the Fellows
of, 10. 185. Alumni Association, 10.
191. The archives set in order by
Pres. Sparks, 10. 294, 295. Jared
Sparks at, 10. 282-296, 303. Donation
from the Institute of 1770, 10. 314.
Donation from the Class of 1829, 10.
330. Letter of H. Newman, on the
Charter of, 10. 350, 351. Monitor's
bill, 10. 403-408. And Mr. G: Liv-
ermore, 10. 440. Library Committee
of the Overseers, 10. 441. Inaugura-
tion of E: Everett as President, 10.
441. And the Dowse Library, 10.
457 n. Compared with Cornell Uni-
versity, ii. 85-92. Work on the early
graduates of, by J. L. Sibley, n. 334.
Donation from Hon. R. C. Winthrop
to, ii. 163. Petition for a charter for,
to King William III., 12. 112. Presi-
dent's house, the head-quarters of
Washington and Lee, 12. 257-261.
Description and engraving of the house,
12. 262, 263. Holden Chapel, 12. 414 ;
14. 5. Alford Professorship, 12. 419.
Boylston Hall, 13. 131 ; 14. 5. Inscrip-
tions for monuments to three Presi-
dents of, 13. 37, 38. Commencement
programme of, 1767, 13. 83. Articles
of the Ecclesiastical Court against
Pres. Chauncy, 13. 337-340. Laws ot
in 1655, 14. 206-215. Extract from
the Records of, 14. 224. Public admo-
nition at, 14. 226. Dudley Code of
Laws for, 14. 226-228. The Porcellian
Club, 17. 390. Bicentennial celebra-
tion at, 17. 460. Mr. Young's paper
on the subjects for Masters' degrees
in, 18. 119-151. Earliest engraving of
the buildings of, 18. 318. Harvard
Hall, 18. 318, 320-322 ; 19. 315. Mas-
sachusetts Hall, 18. 318, 322. En-
graving of Massachusetts Hall in the
Society's Cabinet, 18. 318. Address
before the Alumni of, cited, 6. 301,
330. ' History of,' by J. Quincy, cited,
7. 393, 394. For the different depart-
ments of the University, see Harvard
University, etc. Phi Beta Kappa So-
ciety, see Phi Beta, etc
Harvard College dinners, 5. 160-164.
Harvard Hall, Harvard College, 18. 318,
320-322 ; 19. 315.
Harvard Hill, in Mt, Auburn, 7. 391.
Harvard Memorial Biographies, 19. 342.
' Harvard Register/ 10. 354 ; 17. 37.
Harvard Street, Boston, 6. 30.
Harvard University, Arnold Arboretum,
20. 258.
Harvard University, Astronomical Ob-
servatory of, 8. 74; 12. 14. Gift of
W: Sturgis to, 7. 462. Annals of, 19. 3.
Harvard University, Botanic Garden of,
2. 167 ; 17. 408, 410. Conservatory of,
3. 396.
Harvard University, Dane Law School
of, i. 275; 2. 8; 3. 80, 81, 565, 566; 8.
69-72; 10. 186, 192, 193; xi. 323; 14.
177; 18. 55; 19. 339. Library of, to
receive a copy of the Collections of
the Society, i. 275; 2. 69 n.
Harvard University, Divinity School of,
i. 360 ; 3. 208, 209; 6. 295," 296, 320 ; 8.
49, 62-65, 67, 69, 70 ; 10. 249. An ad-
dress delivered before the Alumni of,
3- 213.
Harvard University, Gymnasium of, 8. 68.
Harvard University, Law School, see
Harvard University, Dane Law School.
Harvard University, Lawrence Scientific
School of, 3 80; 8. 72-74; 18. 55.
Harvard University, Library of, i. 279 n.,
407; 2.45n. ; 3. 137, 139, 149; 6. 346,
353-356; 8. 10, 16, 19, 24, 31, 36-40,
42, 45, 46, 53-55. 97, 264 ; 10. 297, 427,
440; ii. 113 n., 413 n.; 12. 61, 257 n.,
310 ;• 17. 193 n. ; 20. 186, 229, 277 n. To
receive a set of the Collections, 2. 56,
68 n., 69 n., 71 n. Catalogues of, 3. 181,
206; 6. 351. Library Committee of
Overseers, 10. 441. Rules of the Li-
brary, 13. 32. ' Library Bulletin' cited,
20. 277 n.
Harvard University, Medical School of,
8. 63, 69 ; 17. 394, 395, 409, 419, 421,
467 ; 19. 336.
Harvard University, Museum of Com-
parative Anatomy of, 14. 5-8.
Harvard University, Museum of Com-
parative Zoology of, 13. 285 ; 14. 4 ; 15.
398 n., 399; 16. 212; 17. 428 ; 19. 318.
Harvard University, Peabody Museum of
American Archaeology and Ethnology
of, 9. 359, 364, 365; 10. 14; ii. 159; 12.
1; 13. 11 ; 14. 4-7, 16 ; 20. 21. Receives
some of the specimens from the Society,
i. vii. Circular from the Executive
Committee of, 9. 449. Aboriginal relics
belonging to the Society, to be depos-
ited with, 9. 451. Donation from, 10.
134. Articles deposited in, 10. 4. Use
of the plate of the engraved portrait of
Mr. Peabody granted to the trustees
of, 14. 216.
Harvard Washington Corps, 8. 69; 15.
190.
Harvey, Charles F., donation from, 2. 462.
Harvey, Elizabeth (Mrs. Plaisted), 14.
150.
Harvey, James E., donation from, 6. 23.
Harvey, Gov. Sir John, 14. 376 n. A.
Harvey, Mary (Mrs. Hunkins), 14. 151.
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215
Harvey, Hon. Peter, 14. 27 ; 20. 344. Re-
marks of, in presenting the Washing-
ton medals to the Society's Cabinet, 13.
288. Vote of thanks to, 13. 289. His
' Reminiscences of Daniel Webster,' 2.
530; 16. 28n.
Harvey, Rev. Richard, 17. 256, 250 n.
Harvey, William, M.D., 18. 32 n.
Harwich, Mass., 12. 402, 403, 409.
Harwood, , 8. 211.
Harwood, , 12. 420.
Harwood, , 17. 250.
Harwood, Mr., 16. 214.
Haseltine, David, 4. 256, 257.
Hasie (Hazzey), William, 12. 108. His
certificate as Freeman, 12. 105. Ad-
mitted Freeman, 12. 105 n.
Haskel, Major Jonathan, 17. 177, 177 n.
Haskell, Ca.fi. Andrew, 15. 76, 76 n.
Haskins, Mr., 7. 205.
Haskins, John, Son of Liberty, n. 141.
Haskins, John, Protester, n. 395.
Haskins, Capt. Nathan, 15. 81, 81 n.
Hasleton (Hazeltine), Lieut. John, 14. 287 ;
15. 82.
HASSAM, JOHN T., A.M., ig. 285. Elect-
ed a Resident Member, 19. 102. Ac-
cepts membership, 19. 123. Exhibits a
map of the coast of North Carolina,
20. 402. His ' Antiquarian and Genea-
logical Papers,' 19. 287.
Hassanamisco (Graf ton), 10. 139.
Hastie, John, aged 100, 8. 435.
Hastings, Benjamin, 17. 159.
Hastings, Capt. Benjamin, 15. 76, 76 n.
Hastings, Edmund Trowbridge, 7. 117.
Hastings, Francis, see Huntingdon,
Earl of.
Hastings, Francis Rawdon, Marquis of,
14. 333.
Hastings (Hasting), John, 8. 23, 28.
Hastings, Jonathan, 4. 2J; 14. 94; 15. 87;
16. 375 ; 17. 157, 159.
Hastings, Samuel, 17. 159.
Hastings, Hon. Seth, n. 49; 14. 387.
Hastings, Theophilus, Earl of Huntingdon,
see Huntingdon.
Hastings, Dr. Walter, 15. 81.
Hastings, Warren, 17. 459.
Hasty-Pudding Club, origin of, 6. 270.
Haswell, Anthony, i. 443.
Hatch, Crowell, donation from, i. 26.
Vote of thanks to, i. 26; n. 299.
Hatch, Ezekiel, n. 327.
Hatch, Hawes, n. 395. A refugee from
Boston in 1776, 18. 267.
Hatch, Col. Jabez, 7. 213, 214, 226, 229,
232 ; ii. 141 ; 13. 1^7. Donation from,
1.68.
Hatch, Mrs. Jabez, her death, 7. 195,
197.
Hatch, Capt. Nailer, 15. 80.
Hatch, Nathaniel, 7. 231 ; n. 393; 20. 139,
139 n., 144. A refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 266.
Hatch, Sally, 8. 335
Hatfield, Edwin F., D.D., donation from,
10. 347.
Hatfield, Mass., 12. 394, 395; 17. 339 : 20.
47 n., 324. Origin of the name of, 12.
398.
Hathaway, Lieut. Abraham, 15. 77.
Hathawav, Anne, 7. 366.
Hatherly," Timothy, 6. 477 ; 18. 392 n.
Ha them, John, 12. 115.
Hathorne, Mr., Salem, donation from, i.
53.
Hathorne, John, 5. 33, 34 ; 20. 324, 325.
Hathorne, William, 17. 93.
Hatton, Sir Christopher. 16. 434.
Hauffe, John, donation from, i. 168.
Haugh, Mr., 10. 327.
Haugh, Samuel, MS. memoranda of, 10.
325, 326.
Haughton, James, his ' Memoir on the
Moheagan Indians,' 1. 166.
Haughton, Richard, donation from, 2. 113.
Haup Bay, derivation of the name, 8. 189,
194, 198.
HAUSSONVILLE, GABRIEL PAUL O. DE
CLERON, Vicomte d', 19 285. Elected a
Corresponding Member, 19. 124.
Hautoul, Comte d', i. 355.
Havana, people of, claim to possess the
remains of Columbus, 2. 118 n., 119 n.
Ice-trade in, 3. 53, 54, 59, 60. 'Journal
of the Siege of,' cited, i. 20.
Havelock, Sir Henry, Mr. Tudor sends a
sword to, 7. 307.
Haven, C. C., his topographical investiga-
tions, 3. 334. 335. Donations from, 4.
1 ; 9. 437. Vote of thanks to, 9. 437.
Haven, Catherine (Mrs. Palmer), i. 344.
Haven, Franklin, 19 356.
Haven, G. W., 4 94.
Haven, James, sentenced by a court-
martial, 16. 348.
Haven, Rev. Jason, i. 42, 343, 344; 16.
285 ; 19. 225. His ' Half-Century Ser-
mon, i. 40.
Haven, John, 4. 256, 257.
Haven, Rev. Joseph, his 'Bill of Mortality
for Rochester,' i. 81.
HAVEN, Hon. NATHANIEL A., A.M., 16.
140. Nominated a Corresponding Mem-
ber, i. 338. Elected, i. 339. To make
certain inquiries concerning Dartmouth
College, 6. 291. MS. copy of an ora-
tion delivered by, presented, n. 308.
Haven, O. D., 17. 63.
Haven, Samuel, 19. 165.
Haven, Rev. Samuel, D. D., i. 221 n. ; 17.
153, 155, 156.
HAVEN, SAMUEL F., LL.D,, i. 408 n. ; 2.
255 n.; 8. 461; 10. 310, 427; u. 33,
403 ; 12. 4 ; 15. 181 ; 16. 203 n. ; 17.
294, 295; 19. 121, 224 n. 285. Dona-
tion from, 2. 83; n. 501. A delegate
at Mr. Adams's Discourse, 2. 255 n. In-
formation furnished in regard to Hutch-
216
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
inson's ' History,' 3. 141 n. Elected a
Resident Member, 4. 113. Accepts
membership, 4. 124. Letter from, 10.
45 n. Appointed to prepare a memoir
of Dr. Joseph Palmer, 12. 329. Letter
from, accepting the Diary of Rev. Mr.
Hall, 15. 227. Remarks by, on the
fragment of the Diary of Dr. McClure,
16. 155-157. Letter from, to Mr.
Deane, about the Diary of Rev. David
Hall, 17. 296. His death, 19. xx.
Death of, announced by the President,
19. 4. Resolution of the Society, 19.
9. Tribute of Dr. Ellis to, 19. 63, 64.
Mr. Deane appointed to prepare a
memoir of, 19. 125. Notice of Hon.
Joseph Allen by, x. 411-413. His « Ar-
chaeology of the United States ' cited,
17. 176 n.
Haven, Mrs. Samuel F., 19. 224 n.
Haven, Williams, & Co., n. 307.
Haverhill, Mass., 3. 195; 4. 99 ; 6. 263 n.,
272 n., 282, 283 n., 329 ; 8. 344 ; 12. 394,
395 ; 16. 53, 284 n., 287, 288, 291, 292.
20. 313. Purchase of, from the In-
dians, 6. 262. Indian attacks on, 14.
131, 148 ; 16. 404. Origin of the name
of, 12. 397.
Haverstraw, N. Y., 19. 72.
Havre-de-Grace, France, observations of
the merchants of, 4. 430.
Havre-de-Grace, Md., 10. 220-222, 228 n.
Hawes, Edmund, 20. 168 n.
Hawes, Elizabeth, 2. 202.
Hawes, Elizabeth, daughter of John, not
half-sister to Nathaniel Rogers, 5. 491,
494.
Hawes, Mrs. Elizabeth (Gale, not Gold),
5. 491, 492.
Hawes, John, 5. 491, 494.
Hawkins, Indian, 14. 124.
Hawkins, Capt., 10. 19 n.
Hawkins, Alfred, 6. 81. 'Picture of Que-
bec,' by, it. 200.
Hawkins, Rev. Dr. Edward, 15. 384.
Hawkins, Mehitabel (Mrs. Garfield), in-
scription on the gravestone of, 19. 84.
Hawkins, Rush C., donations from, 8. 1,
201 ; 10. 33.
Hawkins, Samuel, report of a committee
of the Suffolk Bar as to his qualifica-
tions for admission, 19. 173.
Hawkins, Capt. Thomas, 16. 111.
Hawkins, William, 20. 299 n.
Hawkins, see also Hawkyns.
HAWKS, Rev. FRANCIS L., D.D., xx. 236.
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
2. 110. Elected, 2. 112. To be re-
quested to deliver in Boston his four
historical lectures, 2 128. Declines
the request, 2. 131. His death, 9. xvi.
Announcement of it, 9. 355; 10. 3.
Hawks, Sarah (Mrs. Johnson), 20. 314.
Hawkshaw, Lieut. Thomas, bth Reg.,
wounded at Lexington, 13. 58.
Hawkyns, William, 19. 78 n.
liawley, Rev. Gideon, 2. 439 ; 10. 161 ;
13. 253. His description of Sandwich
and Mashpee, i. 73. His journey to
the Indian country, i. 75. Vote to
give him copies of Mr. Freeman's let-
ter, etc., i. 97. Donation from, i. 154.
Memoir and letters of, 2. 223, 223 n.
Papers of, 2. 376.
Hawley, Rev. James, i.' 154.
Hawley, Joseph, H.C. 1675,8. 16,23, 27;
20. 325.
Hawley, Major Joseph, i. 293, 294 ; 2. 95 ;
4. 59 ; 7. 295 ; 8. 473 ; 13. 183, 207 ; 14.
81, 280 ; 15. 158, 338 ; 20. 47 n. Letter
from, to President John Adams, 2. 338.
Letter from, of date 1775, on the re-
sistance of Massachusetts to the Regu-
lations Act, 3. 264.
Hawley Street, 6. 29.
Hawthorne, Nathaniel, 14. 182 ; 15. 283 ;
16. 418 ; 19. 308, 347 ; 20. 257, 385.
Friend of L. V Bell, 7. 32.
Hawtrey, Rev. Edward Craven, D.D., 10.
430, 455.
Hay, Dr., 3. 277.
Hay, Anthony, 14. 265.
Hay, John, donation from, i. 137.
Hay, Col. Udney, 14. 332 ; 19. 72.
Hayden, Lewis, 16. 25. Donation from,
10. 368.
Hayes, Francis B., 14. 216.
Hayes, John, Sen., death of, 14. 148.
Hayes, John L., donation from, n. 500.
Hayes, Mrs. Rutherford B., 18. 437.
Hayes, Mrs. Sarah K., donation from, 5.
87.
Hayes, William A., gives Washington's
Newburgh Address, i. 334. Vote of
thanks to, i. 334.
Hayley, Mrs., 19. 222.
Hay ley, Rev. Thomas, D.D., 6. 18.
Hayley, William, biographer of Cowper,
6. 18, 22.
Hayley, Rev. W., D.D., Dean of Chichester,
identification of portrait of, 6. 18, 22.
Sketch of the pedigree of, 6. 22. His
sermons, 6. 18, 19.
Hayley & Hopkins, 8. 412.
Hay market, Boston, 4. 79.
Hayne, Gov. Robert Y., 15. 279 ; 18. 63.
On the Ordinance of 1787, 10. 476, 480.
Haynes, Capt., 16. 349, 351, 355, 359, 300.
Haynes, Capt. Aaron, 15. 83.
Haynes, Aquila, 17. 87.
HAYNES, Prof. HENRY W.,^4 .M., 14 206 ;
17. 242; 18. 26, 27, 79; 20. 105, 348.
Donation from, 9. 368. Elected a Resi-
dent Member, 17. 104. Accepts mem-
bership, 17. 122. Elected a member of
the executive committee of the Coun-
cil, 18. 416 ; 19. 297 ; 20. 199. Of com-
mittee on an application from the city
of Boston, 18. 432. Of committee
on the ' Pickering Papers,' 19. 251.
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217
Speaks of the Archaeological Institute
of America, 19 252. Of a committee
of arrangements for the Luther Com-
memoration, 20. 350. Paper by, on
the Society's motto, 18. 402-404.
Haynes, Goo. John, 5. 141 ; 12. 213, 214 ;
17. 86, 87.
Haynes, Judge John, 8. 28 ; 17. 87.
Haynes, Rev. John, d. 1668, 8. 12, 21, 26,
Haynes, Jonathan, 14. 131. Killed by
Indians, 14. 132.
Haynes, Joseph, Haverhill, discourses
written by, 6. 263, 263 n , 264 n.
Haynes, Rev. Joseph, H.C. 1658, d. 1679,
8. 12, 21, 26; 17. 87.
Haynes, Mary (Mrs. Jenks), 10. 106; 17.
87.
Haynes, Richard, n. 205.
Haynes, .Key. Samuel, i. 153; 17. 87.
Hays, Judah, i. 192 n.
Hayt, William, marriage of, 14. 151.
Hayte, John, marriage of, 14. 151.
Hay ward, Lieut. Abner, 15. 76.
Hayward, Hon. Beza, 2. 560.
Hayward, Daniel, 2d, 13. 372.
Hayward, Edmund, 13. 372.
HAYWARD, Hon. ELIJAH, 2. 560. Nom-
inated a Corresponding Member, 2. 581.
Elected, 2. 582. Accepts membership,
2. 584. Present at a meeting of the
Society, 2. 585. Death of, o xvi ; 10.
3,35.
Hayward, Francis, M.D., 17. 301.
Hayward, George, M.D., 18. 206 ; 20. 241.
And ether, 5. 506.
Hayward, James, i. 421.
Hayward, Lemuel, M.D., 10. 51; 17. 400.
Hayward, Mary (Mrs. Hunter), 17. 301.
Hayward, Nicholas, u. 205.
Hayward, P. H., donation from, 2. 336
Hayward, Susannah (Mrs. Shaw), 10. 51.
Hay wood, Anthony, 20. 211.
Hay wood, Lieut. John, 15. 82, 82 n.
Haywood, Lieut. Seth, 15. 76.
HAZARD, EBENEZER, i. 40, 57, 177, 214 ; 4.
136; 10.161; 13. 219,227,228 ; 14. 91 ;
15. 258; 18. 183; 19. 109, 111, 377 n.
Correspondence with Dr. Belknap con-
cerning the formation of an Histor-
ical Society, i. x, xi, xiii, xiii n., xv.
Nominated a Corresponding Member, i.
29. Elected, i. 36. Donations from,
i. 30, 39, 100, 111, 166-168, 191, 193,
202. Death of, i. 266 n. Judge Davis
asked to prepare a memoir of, i 266.
A missing volume in his collections
sought for, 2. 1, 16. 'Memoir of,' 2.
509 n. His correspondence with Dr.
Belknap, 3. 295 ; 5 107 ; 8. 432 ; 14.
93. Letter from, 4. 129-133. Letters
from Dr. Belknap to, presented, 8. 432.
Extracts from his correspondence with
Dr. Belknap relating to Dr. Gordon's
History, 14. 93-98. His ' Historical
Collections' cited, i. 11, 285 n., 392;
2. 1, 16 ; 18. 86 n. ; 19. 77 n., 108 n. ; 20.
64 n. Notice of, cited, i. 266 n. His
'Register/ 2. 1, 16, 18,23, 145. Cita-
tions from, 6. 42, 44, 62, 68 n., 73 n.
Hazard, Samuel, proposes an exchange
of books, i . 434, 436. The publications
of the Society are offered to him in ex-
change for his ' Register,' 2. 1, 16, 18,
23, 146. To furnish a missing volume
of his late father's collections, 2. 1, 16.
Report of the Librarian concerning
proposed exchanges, 2. 23, 24. Dona-
tions from, 2. 135, 145, 303, 428, 429,
457. Letter from, 2. 145. Forwards
the 'Register' to the Society, 2. 145.
Exchange of publications, 2. 146. Let-
ter relating to a Boston almanac, 1743,
5.59.
Hazard, Samuel, Jr., donation from, 10.
134.
Hazard, Willis P., 18. 183.
Hazelrig, Sir Arthur, 5. 40 ; 18. 442.
Hazeltine, Lady, 13. 212.
Hazeltine, see Hasleton, Lieut. John.
Hazen, Gen. Moses, 6. 329 ; 13. 76. His
regiment, 5. 49.
Hazen, R. L., 13. 76.
Hazewell, Charles C., 17. 373, 378.
Hazleton, Capt. Simeon, 15. 82 n., 83.
Hazlitt, William, poet, 19 305.
Hazlitt, Rev. William, his Thanksgiving
Discourse, i. 7.
Head, John, n. 141.
Head, Adj. -Gen. Natt, New Hampshire,
donation from, 10. 320.
Heald, Lieut. John, 15. 80.
Heald, Simon, 19. 385 n.
Healy, George Peter Alexander, 3. iv ;
10. 310 ; 12. 67.
Healy, Hon. John P., 19. 194.
Healy, Joseph, letter of Mr. Motley to,
16. 406, 407.
Healy, Capt. Nathaniel, 15. 82.
Heard, Abigail (Mrs. Clements), 14. 150.
Heard, Benjamin, 14. 131 n. ; 16. 265.
Heard, Benjamin, Jr., death of, 14. 131.
Heard, Elizabeth (Mrs. Horn), 14. 152.
Heard, Experience (alias Jenkin), 14. 130,
133.
Heard, George W., donations from, 2. 27,
351.
Heard, James, 14. 131 n.
Heard, Rev. Jared M., 18. 238. Dona-
tions from, 5. 41, 86.
Heard, John, 14. 131 n., 132. Marriage
of, 14. 150.
Heard, John, the elder, 14. 126 n., 134n.,
138 n., 144 n. ; 16. 265 ; 17. 106. Death
of, 14. 124.
Heard, Hon. John, 17. 102; 19. 169-171,
175-178. His autograph, faces 19. 169.
Heard, Mrs. John (Hull), death of, 14. 144.
Heard, Nathaniel, death of, 14. 134.
Heard, Phebe, 14. 131 n. Killed by In-
dians, 14. 132.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Heard, Richard, 17. 159.
Heard, Samuel, death of, 14. 131.
Heard, Mrs. Samuel (Otis), 14. 133 n.
Heard, Sarah (Mrs. Foss), 14. 151.
Heard, Tristram, 14. 138.
Hearle, William, 16. 264.
Hearne, Samuel, his ' Journey from Hud-
son's Bay to the North Sea,' i. 103.
Hearne, Thomas, 14. 94.
Hearne, Rev. Thomas, 2. 448 n. ; 17. 255.
Heart and Crown, Boston, 3. 136, 140 ; 20.
32.
Heath, , 7. 190.
Heath, Baron, donation from, 10. 206.
Heath, Bartholomew, killed by Indians,
14. 139.
Heath, Isaac, 13. 340 ; 17. 142, 142 n.
Heath, Robert, editor of the 'Ladies'
Diary,' 7. 126.
Heath, Sir Robert, xi. 173 n., 186 n. ; 20
341.
Heath, Vernon, 13. 326. Vote of thanks
to, 13. 327. Letter of, to Mr. Winthrop,
13. 350 n.
Heath, William, Roxbury, ig. 389.
Heath, William, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 267.
Heath, Gen. William, 4. 287 ; 8. 473 ; 10.
89,164; II. 141; 12. 122,229; 13.188;
14. 73, 74, 78, 81, 275, 283, 286 ; 15. 84,
85, 87, 90, 129, 133, 143, 146, 150, 154,
156; 16. 162, 174 ; 18. 381 ; 19. 67, 70,
72; 20. 327. Nominated a Resident
Member, i. 29. Elected, i. 35. De-
clines membership, i. 37, 37 n. His
papers and manuscripts 4. 288 ; 5. 44.
See Heath Papers. Letters to, and from
George Washington, 4. 289, 290, 296,
297, 305, 306. Report of, 4. 299, 300,
302. Letter of, 4. 300. Collision with
Gen. Lee, 4. 305-307. Letter to, from
Gen. Lee, 4. 306, 307. Letter to, from
Gen. Warren, 5. 365. Remarks on the
Constitution and slave-trade, 6, 150,
151. Letter from, to Capt. James
Brewer, 6. 260, 261. Mentioned by
Gen. St. Clair in his letter of self-vindi-
cation, 6. 357. Officers of the regiment
of, 15. 84, 84 n. His ' Memoirs,1 1. 123 ;
14. 73 n.
Heath Papers, 4. 287-308 ; 5. 44, 63 ; 9.
374 ; 10. 164 ; 16. 174 ; 20. 327. Con-
sulted by Dr. Bell, 7. 77. Serial of,
announced, 15. 319.
Heavitree, 3. 144 n.
Heberden, Dr. William, 5. 388.
Hebrew, study of, in Harvard College,
18. 122.
Heckeren de Beverswaard, Jacques
Thierri van, 16. 449.
Hedge, Mr.t schoolmaster, New Ipswich. 5.
254.
Hedge, Abby Burr (Mrs. Warren), 19.
426.
Hedge, Barnabas, Jr., n. 9; 19. 426.
Hedge, Frederic H., Jr., 12. 73, 220 ; 13.
275; 15.268. Elected Assistant Libra-
rian, ii. 33. Assistant Librarian, n.
38, 246 ; 12. 76, 216, 223. Donations
from, ii. 500.
HEDGE, Rev. FREDERIC HENRY, D.D , 8
257; 10. 135, 412; ii. 370, 376; 12. 6,
330, 20.265, 350. Donations from, 2.
71; 4. 1, 330; 5. 228, 309; 6. 15; n.
160, 501 ; 13. 83. Elected a Resident
Member, 3. 264. Accepts membership,
3. 265. Signs a memorial to the Legis-
lature, remonstrating against a petition
of the Historic, Genealogical Society for
a change of its corporate name, 3. 266-
270. Remarks, 4. 374. Vote of thanks
to, 5. 100. Remarks on Rev. Convers
Francis, D.D., 7. 6-7. Appointed to
prepare a memoir of Dr. Frothingham,
ii. 239. Reads extracts from a sermon
of Rev. James Allin, 12. 247. Address
by, at the commemoration of the four
hundredth anniversary of the birth of
Luther, 20. 364-383. Vote of thanks
to, 20. 401. ' Memoir of N. L. Froth-
ingham, D.D.,' by, ii. 371-386.
HEDGE, LEVI, LL.D., i. 252, 253, 257,
262, 270, 272, 277, 279, 283, 335, 339,
348, 500 n. ; 8. 5; 10. 219; 16. 16; 20.
233, 235. Nominated a Resident Mem-
ber, i. 249. Elected, 1.249. Appointed
to prepare a memoir of Dr. McKean, i.
273. Resigns membership, i. 396.
Hedge, Mercy (Mrs. Davis), ii. 94.
Hefferson, Jane, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 267.
Heine, Heinrich, 3. 384.
Heineccius, Johann Gottlieb, classes of
frauds committed on seals, 6. 55.
Heley, Mrs. Margaret (Gore), 13. 424.
lle\ey,Mrs Mary ( Hogers),s.493,495,498.
Heley, William, 5. 495, 498.
Helgason, Adalbrand, 13. 362.
Helgason, Thorwald, 13. 362.
Heliot, 3. 34.
' Hell-Gate,' passage through, n. 24.
Hellebore, 5. 389.
Helmet of Sir Laurence Washington, 5.
148, 149.
Helmont, John Baptist van, 5. 386.
Helps, Arthur, n. 239; 19. 329.
Heist, Bartolomeus van der, 16. 418.
Helvicus, Christophorus, his ' Chronolo-
gia,' i. 53.
Hely, Goodman, 8. 16.
Hemans, Felicia Dorothea, 18. 176.
Hemenway, Charles P., 19. 357.
Hemenway, Rev. Moses, D.D., 17. 156.
Papers of, 2. 306.
Hemmenway, Artemas, 14. 392.
Hemmenway, Joshua, 20. 323.
Hemp, i. 12. 'Treatises on Husbandry
of,' i. 79 ; 3. 327.
Hempstead Bay, L. I., a resort of British
fleets in the Revolution, n. 24.
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219
Hemso, see Graberg de Hemso.
Henchman, Daniel, 16. 389.
Henchman, Daniel, the elder, portrait of,
by Blackburn, 16. 389.
Henchman, Mrs. Daniel, portrait of, by
Blackburn, 16. 389.
Henchman, Humphry, Bishop of London,
7. 344, 346. Facsimile of signature, 7.
facing 346.
Henchman, Lydia (Mrs. Hancock); see
Hancock.
Henchman, Samuel, n. 141.
Henchman, Thomas, IA. 124 n.
Hendee, Charles J. (Carter, Hendee, $-
Co.), 17. 121.
Henderson, Deacon Benjamin, donation
from, i. 75.
Henderson, Rev. D. P., donation from, 3.
182.
Henderson, Howard, marriage of, 14. 152.
Henderson, James, a refugee from. Bos-
ton in 1776, 18. 267.
Henderson, John, aged 105, 8. 436.
Henderson, Joseph,^. 217, 237 ; xx. 141;
14. 92 ; 20. 11.
Henderson, Mrs. Sarah, 14. 152.
Hendley, Samuel, 20. 124.
Hendrick, Indian sachem, 19. 404, 405,
418. His dream, and Sir Win. John-
son's counter-dream, 19. 403, 403 n.
Hendrick Aupaumut, Indian, 19. 395, 410,
414, 415.
Henin, Princess de, letter to, from La-
fayette, 6 117.
Hening, William W., 10. 26. His ' Stat-
utes at Large' quoted, 6 236; 10. 26;
defective, 10. 2D n. ' Statutes of Vir-
ginia' by, presented, n. 228.
Henksman, , 17, 249.
Henley, Mr., 7. 123.
Henley, Major David, 14. 276, 277; 15.
87. Appointed brigade-major, 15. 143.
Henley, Dr. Leonard, 15. 231 n.
Henley, Mrs. Samuel, 15. 235 n.
Henley, Rev. Samuel, D.D., 15. 230-233,
233 n.-235 n., 236, 237, 238 n., 239, 240 n.
Sketch of the life of, 15. 230-241. Let-
ters to, from James Madison, 15. 232,
234. Letter to, from Thomas Jeffer-
son, 15. 233. Catalogue of books of,
15. 234. Marriage, 15. 23o. Specifica-
tion of losses sustained by, 15. 235 n.
Death, 15. 236. Writings, 15. 237-
241. Letter to, from Edmund Law,
15. 237 H.-239 n. ; from Thomas Percy,
15. 239 n. ; from W. Beckford, 15. 240 n.
Personal appearance, 15. 336.
Henly, , 17. 249.
Henneberg, Margarite, Countess of, legend
of, ii. 132.
Hennepin, Louis, i. 73.
Henquid, Indian, 14. 130.
Henrick, Lieut. Joseph, 15. 78, 78 n.
Henrietta Maria, Queen, 12. 191.
Henry, a Norman name, 3. 9.
Henry I. of Germany 20. 379.
Henry II. of England, xx. 418.
Henry IV. of Castile, 10. 103.
Henry IV. of England, 20. 162.
Henry IV. of France, n. 209, 412 n.; 15.
54 ; 1 6. 465.
Henry IV. of Germany, n. 414, 427.
Henry V. of England,' 17. 305 ; 20. 162.
Henry VI.' of England, 20. 160 n.
Henry VII. of England, 10. 383; 20. 145n.,
160.
Henry VIII. of England, i. 103; 6. 42;
10.383; ii. '423 n., 435; 20. 97. .Man-
umits Henry Knight and J: Herle, 7.
311.
Henry Frederic, Duke of Cumberland, 19.
221.
' Henry, Alexander, Narrative of,' cited,
xi. 160.
Henry, Anthony, I. 441.
Henry, Bernard, to receive Vol. V. of
the third series of the Collections, 2. 64.
Henry, Rev. Caleb S., D.D., donation
from, 2. 551.
Henry, John, actor, n. 22, 23.
Henry, John McFadden, see McFadden.
Henry, Prof. Joseph, LL.D., 13. 377 ; 16.
209. Letter from, 2. 574. lieport con-
cerning the matter of his letter, 2. 594.
Second report on the subject of his
letter, 2. 598.
Henry, Capt. Malcomb, 15. 84.
Henry, Patrick, 9. 192; n. 106, 110; 12.
289; 18. 420. Manuscript letter of, 2.
66. At the Virginia Convention, 6.
159, 162, 163. Chosen Governor of
Virginia, 7. 260. Wirt's ' Life of,' 10.
228 n.
Henry, Stephen Bruce, 20. 11.
HENRY, WILLIAM WIRT, 19. 285. Elect-
ed a Corresponding Member, 19. 102.
Accepts membership, 19. 123.
Henselmann, Ludwig, Esq., donation
from, 9. 177.
Henshaw, Almira, 15. 74.
Henshaw, Andrew, n. 141.
Henshaw, Benjamin, 15. 74.
Henshaw, C. C., donations from, 4. 196,
226.
Henshaw, Daniel, n. 141 ; 15. 65, 74.
Henshaw, David, 15. 65.
Henshaw, Hon. David, 15. 65; 19. 39.
Henshaw, Elizabeth (Miss Bass 1,15 65,74.
Henshaw, Elizabeth (Mrs. Flint), 15. 74.
Henshaw, Miss H. E., 16. 156.
Henshaw, Horatio Gates, 15. 72, 74.
Henshaw, John A., 15. 268; 16. 169; 17.
72; 18.32,412; 19. 293; 20. 195.
Henshaw, Joseph, 15. 74.
Henshaw, Col. Joseph, n. 141; 15 65-
67. 89, 93, 95, 97, 99, 101.
Henshaw, Mrs. Joseph, 12. 323.
Henshaw, Joshua, 15. 65.
Henshaw, Joshua, 2d, 4. 65; n. 141 ; 15.
65, 66 ; 20. 7.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Henshaw, Joshua, 3rf, 15 66, 67.
Henshaw, Katharine, 15. 74.
Henshaw, Lucinda ( Mrs. Daugherty), 15.
74.
Henshawj, Phebe (Mrs. Denny), 15. 74.
Henshaw, Mrs. Phebe (Swan), 15. 72, 74.
Henshaw, Ruth (Mrs. Bascom), 15. 74.
Henshaw, Mrs. Ruth (Sargent), 15. 66,
74.
Henshaw, Sarah (Mrs. Scott), 15. 74.
Henshaw, Col. William, 15. 65, 67, 74, 75,
76 n., 79 n., 81 n., 84, 85, 00, 93. 95, 99-
101, 112, 113, 117-120, 142, 145 n.; 16.
156, 336 n.; 17. 32. His 'Orderly-
Book/ 14. 340 ; 15. 75-160. His auto-
graph and portrait, 15. 65. ' Memoir
of,' by Gov. Washburn, 15. 65-73.
Memoranda from the Family Bible of,
15 74.
Henshaw, William, Jr , 15. 74.
' Herald,' see ' Boston Herald.'
' Herald and Genealogist,' 13. 125.
' Herald of Freedom,' i. 7, 13.
' Herald of Gospel Liberty,' the first re-
ligious newspaper, 10. 314, 315.
' Heraldic Journal,' donations from the
proprietors of, 8 171, 201, 274, 314,
431, 463, 480 ; 9. 196, 247, 357, 463 ;
10. 21, 40, 86, 117, 206, 320, 484.
' Heraldic Magazine,' 10. 486.
Herbelot, Barthelemy d', 8. 226. His
' Bibliothcque Orientale,' 2. 47.
Herbert, George, 17. 342 ; 19. 310. And
John Cotton, by Rev. Robert C.
Waterston, 9. 457. Quotation from
Herbert's ' Poem,' by Pres. Dunster, 9.
464. His ' Sacred Poems,' i. 122.
Herbert, Thomas, Earl of Pembroke, see
Pembroke.
Herbert, Sir Thomas, his ' Travels ' cited,
18. 9.
Herbert of Cherbury, Edward, 1st Lord
of, 3. 391 ; 18. 393. His Expedition to
the Isle of Rhe', 6. 15.
Hercules, steamer, 7. 417.
Herd, Adj., 15. 93.
Herd, Benjamin, 17. 355.
' Hereticks/ disallowance of an act of the
Colony of Connecticut so entitled, 9.
501.
Herington, Jonathan, 17. 158.
Herkimer, Gen. Nicholas, 19. 405. Ac-
count of the death of, 19. 408.
Herle, John, manumitted, 7. 311.
Herlein, J. D., his ' History of the Plant-
ing of Surinam,' i. 217.
Herman, Col., 7. 202.
Herman, Lieut. William, 15. 84.
Hermann, Johann Gottfried Jakob, 16.
315,316; 18. 181.
Hermon, Thomas, death of, 14. 134.
Herndon, William H., letter from, 2. 228,
228 n.
Herodotus, 3. 235, 384 ; 16. 418 ; 20. 234,
235, 252.
' Herwologia Anglica,' contains the first
regular series of English heads, 2. 613.
Hferrey], 11. F., his ' Two Right Profita-
ble and Fruitfull Concordances,' 2.
277 n.
Herrick, Edward C., 17. 94. Donations
from, 2. 375, 435, 466 ; 3. 32 a.
.Herrick, Rev. \\.. donation from, 5. 159.
1 Herrick, Capt. Israel, 16. 336.
Herrick, Lieut. Nathaniel, 15. 79 n.
Herring, Elbert, his ' Oration on the
Death of George Clinton/ 13. 62.
Herring, James, letter to the Society,
asking aid in the preparation of a boo'k
to be entitled 'Illustrations of Ameri-
can History,' 2. 22, 22 n. Publishes
the ' National Portrait Gallery of Dis-
tinguished Americans,' 2. 22, 22 n. His
communication referred to Judge Davis
and Rev. Mr. Felt, 2. 23. Report of
committee on his application, 2. 25. 26.
His ' Illustrations of American His-
tory,' 2. 22, 22 n., 25.
Herring, Michael, 14. 385. His auto-
graph, 14. frontispiece.
Herring, Thomas J., donations from, 4.
196, 226, 247 ; 8. 466 ; 10. 368.
Herschel, William, 10. 91 ; 18. 131.
Hersey, Charles, 18. 64.
Hersey, Deborah (Mrs. Lincoln), 19. 381.
Hersey, Eliza Jane (Mrs. Andrew), 18. 64.
Hersey, Ezekiel, A.M.,\\\s legacy to Har-
vard College, 7. 182, 183; 17/395.
Hersey, Isaac, donation from, 3. 114.
Hersey, William, 19. 381.
Hertel de Rouville, n. 311-313, 320.
HERVEY, Lord ARTHUR, Bishop of Bath
and Wells, 10. 329; 12. 293; 13 330;
14. 157 ; 16. 12. Elected a Correspond-
ing Member, 4. 287. Accepts member-
ship, 4. 365. Donation from, 5. 64.
Transferred to the class of Honorary
Members, 13. 425.
Hervey, Gen. William, 14. 239.
Hesiod, 20. 235.
Hessian troops, 3. 334; 6. 194, 206, 219,
226. Extracts from the Journal of an
Hessian officer, 6. 194.
Hester, John, refugee, 18. 267.
Hetfield, Col., 18. 75.
Hettema, Judge Montanus, 8. 187.
Heuston, Richard, donation from, 2. 451.
Hevelius, see Hovel.
Hew, Simon, 20. 325.
Hewatt, Rev. Alexander, D.D., his ' His-
torical Account of South Carolina and
Georgia,' i. 122.
Hewes, Daniel, 20. 13.
Hewes, George Robert Twelve, 12. 181 ;
13. 172, 178.
Hewes, Rev. J. T., 15. 215.
Hewes, Joseph, North Carolina, 15. 393.
Hewes, Joseph, Providence, i. 112. His
' Collection of Occurrences and Facts,'
i. 112.
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221
Hewes, Robert, n. 141.
Hewes, Samuel, donations from, i. 68,
112.
Hewes, Sol., 7. 191. And wife, 7. 199.
Hewes, Thomas, donation from, i. 91.
Hewings, Jacob, 20. 323.
Hewins, Lieut. Enoch, 15. 76.
Hewitt, Capt., 10. 426.
Hewitt, Will, 3. 260.
Hewland, John, death of, 14. 140.
Hewlett, Aaron Molineaux, 8. 68.
Hewley, Lady Sarah, 17. 305.
Hews & Goss, Messrs., vote to lend cer-
tain volumes of newspapers to, i. 275.
Hewson, Thomas G., M.D., 17. 424.
Hewson, Thomas T., letter received from,
i. 252.
Heylyn, Rev. Peter, D.D., his 'Cosmo-
graphie,' i. 60, 61. His ' Theologia
Veterum,' 18. 427.
Heyn, Adm. Peter, xx. 2f)6.
Heyne, Christian Gottlob, 15. 231 n. ; 18.
402.
Heyward, Judge Thomas, 15. 393.
Heywood, George, 13. 449.
Heywood, Oliver, 17. 305.
Heywood, S P., 3. 102.
Hiawatha, Indian, 19. 241, 243.
Ilibbins, Mrs. Ann, 10. 160.
Hibbins, William, 20. 1, 2.
Hicham Woods, 3. 180.
Hichborn, Benjamin, see Hitchborn.
Hichborn, Thomas, n. 141.
Hichborn, Thomas, Jr., n. 141.
Hickcox, John H., donation from, 2. 526 ;
3. 132 ; 9. 463.
Hickes, Rev. Giasper, 17. 255 n.
Hickling, William, xx. 141.
Hirkman, Mrs., the possessor of valua-
ble historical manuscripts, 2. 20.
Hicks, , a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 267.
Hicks, Fanny, Boston, naturalized, 4. 362.
Hicks, John, Boston, naturalized, 4 362.
Hicks, Zechariah, 6. 341.
Hide, Lieut., 15. 106.
Hide, Timothy, 18. 16.
Hieronymus Sophronius, Eusebius (St.
Jerome), 19. 263. On the place of
separate souls, 8. 225. His 'Commen-
tary on Ecclesiastes ' cited, 18. 404.
His ' Opera,' 18 427.
Higginson, Col., 12. 367.
Higginson, Mr., 16. 107.
Higginson, Mrs., 16. 125.
Higginson, Rev. Francis, 5. 366; 8. 416;
11. 145, 201; 15. 217 ; 16. 205; 17. 123,
125, 340, 316, 358; 18. 42, 298, 300 ; 20.
65 n., 118. Portrait of, 19. 312. His
4 New England Plantation,' 3. 286, 287.
Confession of faith drawn up by, for
the First Church in Salem, 6. 319. A
paper ascribed to, 7. 340-344. Cited,
12. 349 n.
Higginson, Francis L., 19. 357.
Higginson, George, i. 192 n.
Higginson, Henry, n. 308. And Nathan
Appleton, 5 257.
Higginson, John, 20. 325.
Higginson, Rev. John, d. 1708, Salem, 12.
106,367,375; 15. 196, 217. His mention
of Mather, 2. 37 n. General Election
Sermon of, 2. 293 n. Letter signed by,
2. 466. Letter of Judge Sewall to, 12.
364. His 'Deplorable State of New
England/x. 19. His 'Attestation/ 6.
406.
Higginson, Mary, 18. 42.
Higginson, Nathaniel, 19. 163.
Higginson, Nathaniel, d. 1708, 8. 14, 22,
27 ; 12. 367. Letter of Judge Sewall
to, 12. 367.
Higginson, Mrs. Sarah (Whitefield), 12.
364.
Higginson, Stephen, d. 1828, 8. 320. Let-
ter to, from Samuel Osgood, 5. 465-
476.
HIGGINSON, STEPHEN, Jr., d. 1834, 1. 150.
156, 192 n. ; ii. 308. Nominated a Res-
ident Member, i. 150. Elected, i. 151.
Donations from, i. 153, 218. Resigns
membership, i. 227. Notice of, i.
500 n.
HIGGINSON, Col. THOMAS W., A.M., 17.
50; 18. 26; 19. 316, 320, 321. Dona-
tion from, 8. 431. Elected a Corre-
sponding Member, 15. 163. 'Accepts
membership, 15. 177. Vote of thanks
to, 15. 383. Elected a Resident Mem-
ber, 17. 352. Accepts membership, 17.
360. Speaks of the name of a bridge
near Plymouth, N. H., 18. 261. Pre-
sents a letter from J. C. Calhoun to
Theodore Lyman, 19. 279. Gives a
copy of an early plan of Lebanon,
Conn., 19. 379, 380. Remarks by, on the
word ' rath,' 20. 227-229. His ' Young
Folks' History of the United States,'
17. 91. His ' Memoir of Dr. Harris,' 19.
318. English edition of his ' Common-
sense about Women/ 19. 325.
Higginson, Waldo, presents a Collection
of the writings of ' Laco/ 3. 281.
High Fort, Roxbury, 12. 261.
' High Life Below' Stairs/ 17. 206.
High School, see English High School.
High Street, Philadelphia, 17. 205 n.
Hilaire, Saint, see Geoffroy, etc.
Hildebrand, Pope, see Gregory VII.
Hildershain, Rev. Arthur, xx. 209.
HILDRETH, RICHARD, 20. 320. Donation
from, 2. 444. Elected a Resident Mem-
ber, 3. 67. Declines membership, 3.
113. Elected a Corresponding Mem-
ber, 4. 52. Accepts membership, 4. 107.
Death of, 8. xvi, 459. His ' History of
the United States ' cited, 20. 298 n.
Hildreth, Samuel P., M.D , 17. 181 n.,
185 n. Donations from, 2. 428, 432. His
'Pioneer History' cited, 17. 176«., 181n.
222
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
183n., 184 n., 186 n.-189 n., 191 n., 193 n.,
194 n. His ' Memoirs of the Pioneer
Settlers' cited, 17. 176 n., 177 n., 179 n.,
186 n., 190 n., 192 n.. 195n.
Hill, Capt., 16 352, 357, 360, 361.
Hill, Dr., ii. 141.
Hill, Dr., his Episcopal Chapel at Athens,
5 445.
Hill, , Esq., 16. 213.
Hill, , innkeeper, n. 26, 27, 31.
Hill, Mr., 16. 284, 287, 292, 295, 296.
Hill, Mr., Providence, 7. 204.
Hill, Serf/cant, sentenced by a court-mar-
tial, 16. 363.
Hill, Hon. Aaron, 17. 113.
Hill, Alexander, n. 141 ; ig. 151.
Hill, Rev. Alonzo, D.D., 2. 255 n. ; n. 82.
Donations from, 2. 474 ; 4. 437.
Hill, Asenath (Mrs. Garfield), ig 89.
HILL, CLEMENT H., A.M., 20 189. Dona-
tions from, 7. 100, 115, 139, 140, 143,
152, 168, 298, 356, 368, 376 ; 8. 1, 76,
88, 171, 254, 431, 466 ; g. 227, 255, 463;
10. 40, 105, 117 ; n. 500. Elected a
Resident Member, ig. 310. Accepts
membership, ig. 325. Elected Record-
ing Secretary pro tempore, 20. 57. Re-
cording Secretary, pro tempore, 20. 171.
Of committee to publish the Sevvall
Correspondence, 20. 104. Elected a
member of the executive committee of
the Council, 20. 199. Vote of thanks
to, 20. 199. Of committee to publish
the Proceedings, 20 204. Of com-
mittee to consider the proposed plan
of a Centennial History of the United
States, 20. 327. Remarks by, on the
legality of the establishment of Courts
of Oyer and Terminer, 20. 333. Re^.
ports from the committee on the pro-
posed Centennial History of the United
States, 20. 350.
Hill, Edward, 1693, 6. 349.
Hill, Edward, 1775, 8. 377; ig. 151. Death
of, 8. 403.
Hill, Hamilton, donations from, 6. 249;
7. 140, 338.
Hill, Hannah (Mrs. Cox), 14. 151.
Hill, Henry, n. 141; 12. 61; ig. 211,
214, 214 »., 215.
Hill, Mrs. Henry, 12. 323.
Hill, Goo. Isaac, N. H., 7. 36, 38 n.
Hill, Capt. James, 12. 108 : 20 2, 3, 323.
Hill, Capt. Jeremiah, 4. 298; 15. 82, 90,
Hill, John, Esq., 20. 325
Hill, John, Docer, 16. 265.
Hill, Gen. John, 13. 211 ; 20. 33.
Hill, Judge John, n. 141 ; 20. 169.
Hill, Lieut. Jonathan, 15. 80.
Hill, Mary (Mrs. Buss), 14. 147 n.
Hill, Nathaniel, 14. 147 n.
Hill, Samuel, i. 141 n.
Hill, Mr. T., ig. 216.
Hill, Thomas, donations from, i. 88, 89.
HILL, Rev. THOMAS, D.D., Pres. Harv.
Coll., 8. 75; 10. 310; 13. 266; 20. 250.
Elected a Resident Member, g. xiii.
Donations from, g 81, 357. Ceases to
be a Resident Member, 13. 80. The
Society's Publications to be sent to
him, 13. 80. Elected a Corresponding
Member, 13. 104. Accepts member-
ship, 13. 105.
Hill, Valentine, 14. 147; 16. 111.
Hill, William, 1689, 12. 116.
Hill, William, donation from, i.76, 79.
Hill, William, his edition of Dionysius,
1. 153.
Hill, William, North Carolina, a law stu-
dent, ig. 159-161.
Hill, William, refugee, 18. 267.
Hill, Wills, see Hil'lsborough, 1st Earl of.
HILLARD, Hon. GEORGE 8., LL.D., x.
429n.; 4.102; g 192; 10. 84, 141, 273 n.,
430, 442 ; n. 486 ; 12. 6, 41, 51, 72, 145,
250; 13. 75, 350; 15. 7, 312; 16. 164,
181, 428; 17. 33, 35-39,44-47, 61, 66;
18. 29, 62, 206, 312; ig. 226. His
death, i. xliv ; 16. xvi. One of the
twenty-six members in the heliotype
frontispiece, 2. vii ; 3. 32a. Nominated
a Resident Member, 2. 259. Elected,
2. 260. Accepts membership, 2. 262.
Present at meetings of the Society, 2.
262, 272, 287, 294, 298, 300, 318, '329,
370, 429, 430, 434, 441, 450, 460, 472,
477, 513, 681, 596, 599. Of Scrutinizing
Committee, 2. 271. Of committee to
consider a proposition from the Boston
Athenaeum, 2. 295. To prepare a me-
moir of Judge Story, 2. 325. Of com-
mittee to count the ballots for officers,
2. 370. Of committee to consider the
matter of volumes to be sent to the
Smithsonian Institution, 2. 574. Re-
ports concerning the matter of Pro-
fessor Henry's letter, 2. 594, 598. Of
committee to revise the By-Laws, 3.
154. Joins in the remonstrance con-
cerning the name of the Historic, Gen-
ealogical Society, 3. 26(5-270. On
Macaulay, 4. 426 On Pres. Felton,
5. 446-457. Remarks and resolutions
on the death of Edward Everett, 8.
107-114, 124. Remarks on the death
of George Livermore, 8. 453, 454. Do-
nation from, g. 368. Tribute to Hon,
John P. Kennedy, n. 367, 368. Re-
marks on the death of George Ticknor,
12. 19-23. Appointed to prepare a
memoir of him, 12. 29. Elected a
member of the Standing Committee,
12. 80, 225. Synopsis of his remarks
at the Scott Centennial meeting, 12.
147. Tribute to Dr. Lieber, 12. 265-
268. Remarks on the death of Mr. J.
Francis Fisher, 12. 332, 333. Vote of
thanks to, on retiring from the Stand-
ing Committee, 13. 21. Announces the
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
223
bequest of Mr. James Savage, 13. 50.
Tribute of, to Mr. George T. Davis, 15.
309. Appointed to prepare a memoir of
Col. Aspinwall, 16. 111. Communicates
a memoir of Mr. James Savage, 16.
111. Death of, announced, 17. 33.
Remarks on the death of, by Mr. Win-
throp, 17. 35-38. Resolution of the
Society on the death of, 17. 38. Trib-
ute of Dr. Holmes to, 17. 38-40. Trib-
ute of Mr. Saltonstall, 17. 44-46. Let-
ter from Mr. Tuttle on the death of,
17. 47. A portrait of, presented to the
Society, 17. 105. His portrait, 19. fron-
tispiece. ' Memoir of,' by Gen. F. W.
Palfrey, 19. 339-348. Birth, parentage,
and education, 19 339. Teacher at
Round Hill School, 19. 339. Begins to
practise law, 19. 339. A member of
the Legislature, 19. 340 ; of the City
Council, 19. 340. City Solicitor, 19.
340. Marriage, 19 340. United States
District Attornej', 19 340. Illness and
death, 19. 342 His character as a
lawyer, 19. 342, 343 ; as an orator, 19.
344, 345; as a politician, 19. 345. Per-
sonal traits, 19 343-345. Personal ap-
pearance, 19. 344. Memorial verses by
Mr. W. VV. Story, 19. 346-348. 'Me-
moir of Joseph Story, LL.D.,' by, ^
324 n. ; 10. 175-205. His ' Eulogy of
Daniel Webster/ 2. 530. ' Memoir of
C. C. Felton' by, 10. 351-368. His
' Memoir of Jeremiah Mason,' 13. 268.
' Memoir of James Savage ' by, 16. 117-
153. Editor of the ' Christian Register'
and ' The Jurist,' 19. 339, 340. His
' Six Months in Italy,' 19. 340. Editor
of the ' Courier/ 19." 340. His orations,
lectures, etc., 19. 341. Publications of,
19. 342.
Hillard, John, 19. 339.
Hillard, Mrs. Sarah (Stillman), 19. 339.
Hillard, Mrs. Susan T. (Howe), 19. 340.
Hillard, Hyde, & Dickinson, Messrs., 19.
341.
Hiller, J., Jr., pen-and-ink sketch of Pros.
Washington by. 13. 243.
Hiller, Joseph (Hall $• Hiller). i. 158,
159.
Hillhouse, Mary L., donation from, s.
159.
Billiard, Abraham, 8 46. Claims the
Winthrop Manuscript Catalogue for
the Winthrop heirs, 2. 4t. Communi-
cation from, concerning a catalogue
and certain writings of H m. W. Win-
throp, 2. 323, 323 n., 324 n.
Hilliard, Timothy, 16. 265.
Billiard, Rro. Timothy, d. 1790, i. 7.
Billiard, William (Hi/Hard fr MetcaJf),
x. 243 n., 495; 8. 61; 13. 27.
Hills, Joseph, 12. 98.
Hills, Stephen, donations from, i. 76,
79.
Hillsborough, Wills Hill, 1st Earl of, 1. 12,
21, 26, 75, 89 ; 8. 338, 370 ; 12. 11, 208,
209, 211 ; 13. 164 n. ; 16. 156 ; 19. 74,
140, 141. Letters to, from Gov. Hutch-
inson, 6. 484-487 ; 19. 129-137. Letter
of Sir John Temple to, 12. 207.
Hillsborough, N. C., 6. 164.
Hilton, Mrs. Ann (Dudley), 14. 126 n.
Hilton, Edward, 14. 126 n., 363, 365, 367,
368, 376 n. ; 16. 265.
Hilton, Joshua, captured by Indians, 14.
146.
Hilton, William, 1689, 17. 228.
Hilton, William, the elder, d. 1655, 9. 57 ;
14. 363, 367, 368 ; 20. 402.
Hilton, William, the younger, d. 1675, 20.
402.
Hilton, Col. Winthrop, 14. 126, 144, 149.
Hilton patent, 14. 364, 367.
Hiltz, William S., donation from, n.
500.
Himalayan Mountains, 2. 317 n.
Hinckes, John, 16 264, 269.
Hinckley, Ebenezer, n. 141.
Hinckley, John, n. 141.
Hinckley (Hinkley), Gov. Thomas, 10.
22, 161 ; 13. 373 ; 15. 394, 395. His
letter to the selectmen and inhabi-
tants of Duxbury, i. 54. ' Hinckley
Manuscripts/ 2. 499. See ' Hinckley
Papers.' Dedication to R. Boyle, 5.
379.
Hinckley, William, killed by Indians, 14.
136.
'Hinckley Papers/ 2. 499; 5. 187,407;
6. 8 ; 19. 229, 383.
Hindostan, 6. 96. Service rendered by
negro soldiers, 6. 248.
Hine, Rev. Orlo D., his ' Early Lebanon '
cited, 19. 380 n.
Hingham, Mass., 4. 94; 5-413; 6.350;
7. 258, 362, 476; 8. 35; 10. 484; n. 48;
12. 252, 394, 395; 16. 119, 124, 153; 17.
346 ; 18. 62, 64, 174, 175, 177, 377 ; 19.
123, 339, 378, 381-384 ; 20. 1, 403.
James Warren's school at, 7. 424.
Church at, 8. 223; 15. 197. Derby
Academy at, 8. 252. Origin of the
name of, 12. 396.
Hingham Agricultural Society, n. 82.
Donation from, 5. 218.
Hingham Church Papers, 10. 161.
' Hingham Journal/ newspaper, 19. 384 M.
Hinks, , Councillor, 16. 107.
Hinman, Hon. Royal R., donation from,
2. 496.
Hinsdell, Rev. Ebenezer, 17. 337.
Hinsclell, M., Deer field, 17. 339, 340.
Hiort, Prof., donation from, 2. 292.
Hippocrates, 18. 135.
Hiram, Ohio, 19. 89, 91.
Hiron (Hirons), Richard, n. 393, 395.
Hirrick, Lieut., 16. 300,
Hirst, Mrs , 7. 188, 250.
Hirst, Mrs. Elizabeth, 13. 362.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Hirst, Grove, i. 33; 12. 361, 362; 17. 87.
Hispaniola, Island of, 2. 105 n.
Historic Society of Lancashire and Che-
shire, England, donations from, 5. 372.
'Transactions of/ given to the Society,
5. 400 ; 6. 15.
'Historical and Genealogical Register/
see ' New-England, etc.'
' Historical Causes and Effects/ 2. 156.
' Historical Class Book/ 2. 155, 156.
Historical composition, J. Sparks's views
of, 10. 306.
' Historical Magazine/ 3. 134, 159, 257 ;
6. 79, 133, 193, 250, 427; n. 5, 7.
Cited, 18. 77 n., 92 n., 100 n. ; 20 62 n.
Historical Societies, a system of ex-
changes to be instituted, 3. 92, 159.
Growth of, in the United States, 3.
167, 267. The oldest in the United
States, 3. 175. Information concern
ing the different societies, see Brazil,
Chicago, Connecticut, Dorchester, Es-
sex, Genoa, Georgia, Illinois, Ken-
tucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland,
Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Ha-
ven, New York, North Carolina, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Quebec, Rhode Island,
South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia,
Washington City, and Wisconsin.
Historical Society of France, see Societe
de 1'Histoire de France.
Historical Trust Fund, 3. 45-47; 4-241,
251, 252, 255; 6. 9 ; 7. 354; 10. 5, 12,
166.
'Historicus/ name used by Franklin in
signing his parody, 6. 126.
History, papers and manuscripts pertain-
ing to, to be preserved and printed by
means of the Appleton Fund, 3. 2, 4^.6,
7. Effort to be made to preserve all
works upon, and discover new mate-
rial, 3. 32 c, 32 d, 267, 268 ; 6. 10. Op-
portunities afforded to authors by the
Society, 3. 147, 167; 6. 14, 15.
' Histrio-Mastix/ Prynne's, 8. 310.
Hitcham, Suffolk, 10. 34.
Hitchborn (Hichborn), Benjamin, 7. 214,
222, 238 ; 8. 319 ; 12. 67 ; 19. 149, 150,
152-165. His Fifth of March Oration,
i. 18. His escape, 4. 79-81.
Hitchborn, Robert, 20. 11.
Hitchcoc-k, Col Daniel, 5. 357 ; 15. 129,
135, 160; 16. 344. Report of, 4. 301-
303.
Hitchcock, Pres. Edward, D.D., 5. 296;
10. 442; 18. 356; 19. 317; 20. 241.
His ' Geology of Massachusetts/ i. 483.
Hitchcock, Kev. Enos, D.D., i. 61; 12.
193. Presents a copy of his 'Eulogy on
Washington/ i. 137.
Hitchcock, Rev. Gad., D.D., 15. 352; 17.
157.
Hivrey, d',4. 234.
Hix, Sergeant, 16. 108.
Hoadley', Benjamin, 15. 252.
HOADLY (Hoadley), CHARLES J., 3. 182;
11. 369. Donations from, 3. 26, 98 ; 8.
171 ; 10. 484 ; 13. 80, 240. Letter from,
announcing the gift of a copy of ' Colo-
nial Records' from 1638 to 1649,3. 182-
Letters and donation from, 10. 395-
397 ; ii. 291, 370, 483 ; 13. 80, 100, 240.
Elected a Corresponding Member, n.
345. Accepts membership, n. 483.
Hoar, Abigail, 20. 318.
Hoar, Dorcas, 20. 313, 315, 316.
HOAR, Hon. EBENEZER R., LL.D., 8. 99 ;
12.442; 13.449; i6.Hl, 164; 18. 25;
19. 356, 358, 359; 20. 21. Elected a
Resident Member, 7. 369. Accepts
membership, 7. 373. Donation from,
10. 40. Of committee on increase of
membership, 14. 327. Remarks by, on
the death of Judge Thomas, 16. 311.
Remarks by, with regard to the closing
of the King's Chapel and Granary
burial-grounds, 17. 136. Of committee
to present a petition to the Legislature
concerning ancient burial-grounds, 17.
314. Remarks by, on the death of Dr.
Palfrey, 18. 422, 423. Appointed to
prepare a memoir of Judge Ames, 19.
125. Letter from, on the occasion of
the death of Mr. Emerson, 19. 302,
303. ' Memoir of Mr. George Bemis '
by, 16. 112-116. ' Memoir of Hon. Seta
Ames ' by, 20. 35, 36.
Hoar, Elizabeth (Mrs. Read), 20. 317.
Hoar, Hon. George F., 19 87 n., 92. His
address before the Law School of Yale
College, 19. 260.
Hoar, John, 17. 157.
Hoar, Lieut. John, 15. 76 ; 19. 92.
Hoar, Rev. Leonard, M.D., President of
Harvard College, 3. 317; 8. 10-12, 16,
17, 20, 25 ; 13. 235. Resigns his presi-
dency, 3. 318. His death, 3. 319. His
sermon on Lady Mildmay, i. 130.
Hoar, Rebecca, 20. 318.
HOAR, Hon. SAMUEL, LL.D., 2. 215 ; 6.
307, 308; 10. 68; n. 56; 13. 258; 14.
156. His death, i. xliv ; 3. 117, 122,
131. Nominated a Resident Member,
2. 215. Elected, 2. 218. Accepts mem-
bership, 2. 221. Present at meetings
of the Society, 2. 223, 233, 238, 241,
247, 251, 257, 259, 272, 285-287, 334,
335, 354, 360, 364, 372, 380, 383, 389,
413, 415, 426, 430, 431, 434, 441, 445,
455, 457, 402, 466, 469, 473, 479, 490,
495, 497, 513, 529, 559, 583, 592, 599,
607. Chosen President pro tempore, 2.
238, 353, 359, 430, 457, 496. Of Scru-
tinizing Committee, 2. 250. Donation
from, 2. 306. Of committee to consider
the preservation of ancient town rec-
ords, 2. 461, 462. Report of the com-
mittee on town records, 2. 462, 463,
463 n., 466 n. Tribute and resolutions
offered in memory of, 3-117, 122. His
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225
memoir to be prepared by Hon. Wm.
Minot, 3. 122. 'Memoir of,' 5. 366-
372. Inscription on his monument, 5.
372.
Hobart, Aaron, donations from, 2. 127,
235.
Hobart, Augustus Edward, 6th Earl of
Buckinghamshire, see Buckinghamshire.
Hobart, 'Airs. Elizabeth (Prat), 8. 35.
Hobart, Rev. Gershom, 8. 13, 22, 27 ; 10.
408.
Hobart, Japhet, 8. 13, 22, 27 ; 10. 408.
Hobart, Rev. Jeremiah, 8. 12, 20, 25.
Hobart, Rt. Rev. John H., vote of thanks
to, fora donation, i. 232.
Hobart, Judge John 8., xx. 19-21, 24.
Hobart, Rev. Joshua, 8. 12, 20, 25.
Hobart, Mrs. Mary (Rogers), 5. 493.
Hobart, Rev. Nehemiah, II. C. 1667, 6. 342 ;
8. 13, 22, 27 ; 10. 408.
Hobart, Rev. Nehemiah, B.C. 1714, 8. 35.
Hobart, Rev. Noah, x. 12, 138.
Hobart, Samuel, 14. 110.
Hobart, William, 5. 493.
Hobbamock, Indian, 18. 440.
Hobbes, 3. 391.
Hobbs, Abigail, 20. 314-316, 318. Wit-
ness in a witchcraft case, 5. 33; 20.
314.
Hobbs, Deliverance, accused of witch-
craft, 5. 34.
Hobbs, Ebenezer, 17. 157.
Hobbs, Henry, see Hobs
Hobbs, Mary, tormented by a witch, 5. 34.
Hobbs (Hobs), Morris, 16. 265; 17. 228.
Hobbs, Sarah (Mrs. Lovit), 14. 150.
Hobbs, William, 20. 314, 318. See Hobs.
Hobby, Mr., 6. 234.
Hobby, Ann, 18. 349.
Hobby, Mrs. Anne, 17. 95.
Hobby, Sir Charles, 17. 95.
Hobby, Judith (Mrs. Colman), 17. 95.
Hobby, William, 17. 95.
Hobert, Mrs. Judith (Knappe), 5. 493.
Hobert, William (W: Habbard?), 5. 492,
493.
Hobomok, 13. 79.
Hobs, Henry, 16. 265.
Hoby family, 10. 34.
Hocking, John, 20. 44. Murder of, at
Kennebeck, n. 217.
Hodges, Rev. Richard M., AM., 19. 314.
Donations from, i. 496 ; 2. 301 ; 9. 368 ;
ii. 500.
Hodges, Samuel W., donation from, 6. 23.
Hodgesden (<dias Galloway), Elizabeth
(Mrs. Richards), 14. 151.
Hodgkin, T., printer, 7. 129.
Hodgkins, Lieut. Joseph, 15. 86, 86 n.
Letters from, read, 8. 231.
Hodgson, Mrs. Margaret T., 17. 79.
Hodgson, Robert, letters of, 3 76.
Hodgson, William B., 17. 79.
Hodsdon, John F., Adjutant-General of
Maine, donation from, 10. 2.
Hodshon, , 18. 300.
Hodson, Nathaniel, 8. 29.
Hoel, Mrs., killed by Indians, 14. 140.
Hoel, John, 14. 140 n.
Hoel, Mary (Mrs. Cutt), 14. 140 n.
Hoel, see also Howell.
Hoes, R. Randall, donation from, n. 500.
Hoffman, Charles Fenno, 2. 310 ;».
Hoffman, David, 10. 184.
Hoffman, Francis S., donations from and
vote of thanks to, 7. 339, 359.
Hoffman, Ogden, 19. 302.
Hoff's Tombs (Nut Island), Boston Har-
bor, 7. 476.
Hog Island, 5. 53 ; 7. 186, 362.
Hogan, Edmund, his ' State Trials/ I. 98.
Hogans, Ebenezer, 16. 354.
Hogarth, George, 12. 156.
Hogarth, William, 5. 236.
Hogg & Delameter, Messrs., 13. 328.
Hogkins, John, see. Kankamagus.
Hohenlohe - Waldenburg - Schillingsf iirst,
Alex. Leop. Franz Emmerich, Prince
von, 8. 224.
Holbein, Hans, portrait of Sebastian
Cabot attributed to, 8. 91-96. His
will, 8. 93.
Holbein, Hans, the younger, 20. 160 n.
Holbrook, Cajtt., 6. 349.
Holbrook, Abiah, 20. 7 n., 294 n. Petition
of, to the Selectmen of Boston, 20. 7.
Holbrook, Amos, M.D., 12. 261, 203 ; 19.
314, 316.
Holbrook, Catherine (Mrs. Harris), 19.
314.
Holbrook, J. C. (Richardson, Lord, Sf
Holbrook), 17. 121.
Holbrook, S. F., donation from, i. 492.
Holbrook, Samuel, n. 141.
Holbrooke Hall, 5. 291.
Holcombe, William F., M.D., donation
from, ii. 500.
Holden, , Mai/or of Stockton, Cal, 12.
82.
Holden, Adj. Abel, 14. 88, 90; 15. 81,
Holden, Austins, 16. 354.
Holden, Lieul.-Col. Benjamin, 15. 83, 92,
94, 95, 97, 99, 100, 102, 103, 142, 160 ;
16. 338, 357, 358.
Holden, Edward, 5. 229; 6. 10; 10. 167.
Donations from, 5. 219, 229, 319; 6. 1.
Holden, James, 15. 91.
Holden, John, 15. 77.
Holden, Lieut. Nathaniel, 15. 81.
Holden (Howlden), Randall, 2. 339 n.; 6.
61, 62. Petition of, 2. 339, 339 n.
Holden, Hon. Samuel, i. 18 ; 12. 414.
Holden, Mass., 12 40 1, 407. Named for
Hon. Samuel Holden, 12. 414.
Holden Chapel, Harvard College, 12. 414 ;
14. 5.
Holden Place, 6. 30.
Holder, Christopher, 18. 394.
Wil
Holder, Rev. William, D.D., 16 244, 246.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Hole, etymology of, as seen in ' Holmes's
Hole,' ' Wood's Hole/ etc., 12. 334, 335;
13- 74.
Holeman, Lieut, Edward, 15. 86.
Holinshed, Hugh, 5. 497.
Holinshed, Margaret (Mrs. Sutton), 5.
497.
Holinshed, Raphael, his ' Chronicles,' 19.
79, 80 n. ; cited, 19. 79 ».-82 n. ; extract
from, 19. 80.
Holl, , 4. 308.
Holland, Ca.pt., 14. 136.
Holland, Andrew, 7. 353.
Holland, B. I., extracts from the diary
of, read by Dr. Hale, 19. 243.
Holland, Cornelius, 6. 47.
Holland, Rev. Frederic W., donation
from, 2. 421.
Holland, Henry, his 'Herwologia Anglica/
2.612, 613, 014 n.
Holland, Sir Henry, 10. 257; 15. 380. 381 ;
16. 207.
Holland, Henry W., his ' William Dawes
and his Ride with Paul Revere/ pre-
sented, 16. 365.
Holland, Rev. Jeremiah, 8. 11, 20,25.
HOLLAND, JOSIAH G., M.U., 13. 266 ; 18.
329 n. ; 19. 285. Elected a Resident
Member, 4. 52. Accepts membership,
4. 54. To attend the centennial at
Bernardston, 6. 21. Donations from,
7. 298; 8. 274. Vote of thanks to,
7. 299. Ceases to be a member, 12.
289. Elected a Corresponding Mem
ber, 13. 121. Accepts membership, 13.
232. Death of, announced, 19. xx,
64. His ' History of Western Massa-
chusetts ' cited, 12. 398 n., 414, 416-
419; ig.64.
Holland, Capt. Park, 8. 874; 17. 210 n.,
216, 216 n.; 19. 396.
Holland, Samuel, i. 11. His map of the
coast from Rye to Cape Ann, i. 347.
His map of New York, 19. 405.
Holland, 2. 401 ; 3. 215 ; 6. 490 ; 7. 406.
Apologizes, 5. 10. The war witli Eng-
land in 1654, 6. 66 n. Slavery in, 6
142. Laws and customs of, 6. 335.
Visit to, in 1672, n. 131-134. Rec-
ognition of the United States by, u.
303.
Holland Company, 7. 332.
Hollar, Wentzel, 6. 21.
Holley, Rev. Horace, LL.D., 19. 30, 30 n.
Holl is, Capt., 7. 415.
Hollis, Thomas, 10. 100; 12. 411 ; 16. 65,
147, 281 n., 305. ' Memoirs of/ i. 152.
Autograph letter of, 2. 179. Letters
of Mrs. Mayhew to, 2. 351, 352.
Hollis, Thomas, the younger, 10. 162; n.
294.
Holiis, Thomas Brand, i. 201 ; 16. 295,
296, 298. 299. Letters from, 2. 541.
Letter of Dr. Eliot to, 16. 281, 282.
Hollis, N. H., 18. 169 ; 19. 263 ; 20. 232.
Hollis Association of Ministers, donation
from, 6. 249.
Hollis Hall, 6. 260. See Harvard College.
Hollis Papers, 3. 86.
Hollis Professorship, Harvard College, 5.
241 ; 6. 284, 312.
Hollis Street, Boston, 6. 30.
Hollis Street Meeting-house, Boston, 10.
235; 15. 173; 18. 143 n.
Hollister, Gideon H., requests permission
to examine the Trumbull Manuscripts,
2. 676-580.
Holliston, Mass., 3. 367 ; 12. 402, 404.
Named for Thomas Hollis, 12. 411.
Holloway, William, 12. 107.
Holloway's shipyard, Boston, 19. 105.
Holman, John, 8. 30.
Holman, John, 16. 108.
Holman, Capt. Jonathan, 15. 83.
Holman, Major Jonathan, 15. 82, 160.
Holmes, Lieut., 16. 360.
Holmes, Air., 7. 249.
Holmes, Mr., 16. 296, 299.
HOLMES, Rev. ABIEL, D.D ., i. 117, 120,
1-21, 126, 127, 133, 185, 143, 144, 148,
149, 163, 168, 169, 172, 179 n., 186-188,
193-195, 200, 206, 214, 215, 219, 220,
222, 223, 226, 228-230, 232-235, 237,
240, 243 n., 244, 245, 248, 251-253, 257,
259, 262, 264, 266, 270, 272-274, 277-
279, 281, 284, 331, 335, 336, 339, 347,
848, 350, 371, 374-376, 378, 380, 384,
386, 387, 392, 395, 398, 407, 413, 418,
425, 427, 445, 446, 450, 451, 453, 456,
464, 473, 475, 479, 490, 495 ; 7. 418 ;
8. 46, 214, 219; 10. 108, 410; 12. 6, 7,
140, 212 n., 235, 434 ; 14. 73, 331 n. ; 15.
194; 17. 136-139, 139 n., 140, 152, 154,
154 n., 156, 156 n. ; 20. 172. His death,
i. xlii. Nominated a Resident Mem-
ber, i. 110. Elected, x. 117. Dona-
tions from, i. 123, 124, 137, 166, 200,
201; 2. 13. Of Publication Committee,
i. 129, 164, 231, 259, 273, 337. Elected
a member of the Standing Committee,
i. 222, 226. Elected Corresponding
Secretary, i. 231, 239, 245, 254, 264,
273, 279, 288, 335, 341, 350, 374, 380,
387, 398, 409, 418, 427, 445, 452. Cor-
responding Secretary, i. 232, 238 n.,
240 n., 245, 250 n., 251, 252, 254, 263,
269, 272, 274, 278, 282, 331, 337, 339 n.,
346, 370, 372, 379, 384, 386, 409, 419,
437, 446, 456. To convey the thanks
of the Society to Mr. Boudinot, i. 233.
Added to the committee, to make ar-
rangements for the celebration of the
anniversary of the landing at Ply-
mouth, i. 235. Makes a prayer on that
occasion, i. 235 ; 3. 130. Of committee
to ask for the deposit of the New Eng-
land Library, i. 236, 237, 269. Com-
municates letters and donations, i. 238,
265, 436, 452, 474. Of committee on
Hubbard's 'History/ i. 243. Letter
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received from, i. 254. Letter of John
Farmer to, i. 254 n. Of committee on
Wintlirop's Journal, i. 258, 259. He-
cording Secretary pro tcmpore, i. 266,
371. Asked to prepare a memoir of
Professor Ebeling, i. 266. Asked to
write the memoir of C. Gannett, i. 273.
To prepare a form of acknowledgment
of donations, i. 282. Letter of A.
Bradford to, i. 285 n. Of committee
on the celebration at Plymouth, i. 287,
289. Vote of thanks to, for prepar-
ing the catalogue of the Prince Library,
i 331. Letters to, in reference to that
Library, i. 331 n. To return thanks for
the gift of Washington's Newburgh
Address, i. 334. Of committee on
memorials of Harvard College gradu-
ates, i. 336. Of committee on contin-
uation of Hutchinson's History, i. 338.
Of committee on the Circular Letter,
i. 342. Letter of Adm. Coffin to, i.
370 n. Letters from Mr. W. Tudor to,
i. 372 n. To open correspondence with
the Antiquarian Societies of France
and England, i. 373. Letter of La-
fayette to, i. 377 n. Letter of Mr.
Crocker, about Colonel Church's sword,
to, i. 379 n. Added to the committee
on the early church and town records,
I. 381. Communicates his 'Memoir on
French Huguenots settled at Oxford,'
i. 381. Part of that memoir printed
in the ' Worcester Magazine,' I. S93,
394 n. Allowed to take out books to
prepare the new edition of his ' Annals,'
1. 407. Letter of Rev. J. Hutchinson
to, i. 413 n. Of committee on a pro-
posed exchange of books, i. 447, 449.
Of committee to consider alteration of
a by-law, i. 453, 455. Resigns the
office of Corresponding Secretary, i.
459. Vote of thanks to, i. 459. Con-
tributes to purchase the Society's build-
ing, i. 465 n. Present at meetings of
the Society, 2. 14, 31, 46, 47, 50, 62, 79.
On a statement in the ' American An-
nals,' concerning the Roman Catholics,
2. 30. His paper to be published in
Vol. V., third series, 2. 30. On com
mittee to obtain a donation of the
Winthrop Manuscript Catalogue, 2. 44.
Report concerning the Winthrop Cata-
logue, 2. 48. A letter pertaining to the
Winthrop Manuscript Catalogues 2.
46, 46 n., 47 n. Communicates inquiry
concerning the ' Narrative of Gibson's
Captivity,' 2. 48. Communicates in-
quiry from President Alden, 2. 48. To
receive the thanks of the Society for
obtaining a donation, 2. 77. ' Memoir
of,' 2. 84, 84 n. His family offer a do-
nation of some of his writings for
publication, 2. 147, 147 n., 148 n. A
catalogue of Harvard graduates, lent
to him, 2. 323, 323 n., 324 n. His mode
of recording donations, when Corre-
sponding Secretary, 2. 437 w. His ac-
count of the donation of the Hutchin-
son Papers to the Society, 2. 437 n.,
440 n. Portrait of, 5. 195. Letter to,
from J. F. Watson, 5. 209-212. Por-
trait of, given to the Society, 6. 17.
Letter to, 10. 121, 122. Papers of,
Presented to the Society, 14. 1, 2.
<etters to, from John Farmer, 17.
152-156. Letter to, from Dr. Trum-
bull, 17. 151, 152. His memoir of the
church at Medway, i. 53. His 'Life
of President Stiles,' i. 123. His his-
tory of Cambridge, I. 136. His 'Ad-
ditional Memoir of the Moheagan
Indians,' i. 166. ' Memoir of Stephen
Parmenius,' i. 166. His funeral ser-
mon on President Willard, i. 178. His
'Memoir of Caleb Gannett,' i. 273 n.
His ' American Annals,' i. 373 n. ; 2.
30; 14. 78. His ' Memoir of the French
Protestants,' 2. 209, 209 n. ; 4. 354 n.
Holmes, Abraham, his ' Description of
Rochester,' i. 337.
Holmes, Mrs. Amelia Lee (Jackson), 7.
418.
Holmes, Ann Susan (Mrs. Upham), 15.
194.
Holmes, Benjamin Mulberry, n. 141,
393, 395. A refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 267.
Holmes, Elisha, n. 26.
Holmes, John, 3. 224.
Holmes, John, Cambridge, 20. 230. Do-
nations from, 8. 201, 213.
Holmes, Hon. John, 16. 179; 19. 52. Let-
ter to, from George Thacher, 16. 180.
Holmes, John S., donation from, 7. 298.
Holmes, Joseph, holds stock belonging to
Harvard College, 6. 349.
Holmes, Nathaniel, n. 141.
Holmes, Rev. Obadiah, 16. 149 ; 18. 392.
HOLMES, OLIVER WENDELL,MZ)., LL.D.,
4. 395 ; 5. 63 ; 7. 418 ; 8. 78 ; 10 36, 37 ;
ii. 33, 111, 486, 501 ; 12. 4, 251 ; 13. 63,
254, 370, 424, 447; 14. 8, 38, 47; 15. 194,
395 ; 16. 183, 256, 403 ; 17. 67, 122, 131,
424, 427, 442, 459, 460; 18. 419; 19. 205,
250, 347, 357 ; 20. 105, 257. Donations
from, 2. 258 ; 5. 1, 26, 104; 7. 140, 417,
418; ii. 324. Elected a Resident Mem-
ber, 3. 237. Remarks on Cambridgeport,
3. 372. Signs a memorial remonstrating
against a petition of the Historic, Gene-
alogical Society for a change of its cor-
porate name, 3. 266-270. On Washing-
ton Irving, 4. 418-422. Remarks by, 5.
55, 379-399. Remarks on Dante, 8. 277,
278 ; on the death of Mr. G: Livermore,
8. 456-458. And Mr. G: Liverrnore,
10. 415. His opinion of Miss Caul-
kins's poem, n. 131. Remarks by, n.
824. Letter from, relative to the death
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HOLMES, OLIVER WENDELL (continued).
of Hon. J. P. Kennedy, n. 369. Let-
ter from, relative to the Scott Centen-
nial meeting, 12. 154. Remarks of, on
Leyden in the time of the Puritans, 13.
315-317. Pays a tribute to Mr. Mot-
ley, 15. 292. Appointed to write a
memoir of Mr. Motley, 15. 302. Re-
marks by, on the death of Hon. George
T. Davis, 15. 310. Of committee to
attend Mr. Bryant's funeral, 16. 194.
Remarks by, on the death of Hon.
George S. Hillard, 17. 38-40. His trib-
ute to Dr. Jacob Bigelow, 17. 40-44.
Remarks by, on the death of Mr. Dana,
19. 197-199. His tribute to Mr. Long-
fellow, 19. 269-275. Tribute to Mr.
Emerson, 19. 303-310. Gift from, 19.
310. Poem of, at the dinner given to
Prince Napoleon, 6. 15. ' Our First
Citizen,' a poem on Hon. Edward Ever-
ett, 8. 151. His ' New England's Mas-
ter-Key,' 10. 461. Ballad by, on the
Boston Tea-party, 13. 202-204. ' Me-
moir of Jeffries Wyman ' by, 14. 4-24.
Poem on Bunker Hill battle by, 14. : 2-
36. 'Memoir of John Lothrop Motley '
by, 16. 404-473. His 'Memorial Sketch
of Dr. Bigelow ' cited, 17 385.
Holmes, Rebecca (Mrs. Amory), 13. 418n.
Holmes, Samuel, xi. 26.
Holmes, Mrs. Sarah Walker, 14. 150.
Holmes, Mrs. Sarah Wendell, 7. 418.
Holmes, Cant. William, u. 14.
Holmes's Hole, 12. 304, 335 ; 13. 73.
Holmes House, Cambridge, 14. 38 ; x6.
375 n.
' Holmes Papers,' 2. via ; 14. 331 ; 17.
140 n., 151 n. ; 19. 128. Report on, by
Mr. Dexter, 17. 136-160.
HOLST, HERMAN VON, Ph.D., elected a
Corresponding Member, 17. 48. Ac-
cepts membership, 17. 50.
Holt, Sir John, 4. 162; 20. 150 n., 333.
On slavery, 7. 316-318.
Holt, Robert, naturalized, 4. 363.
Holten, Samuel, M.D.,8. 473; 10. 99; 13.
223.
Holton, Rev. I. F., donation from, 9. 66.
Holts, Israel, 15. 255 n.
HOLTZENDORFF, Baron FRANZ VON, elect-
ed an Honorary Member. 14. 158. Ac
cepts membership, 14. 186.
Holyoke, Rev. Edward, President of Plar
vard College^. 228; 8. 40, 439; 10. 160,
162 ; 12. 323; 16. 6. Autograph letter
of, 2. 179. His installation dinner, 5.
162. Funeral oration on, by Sewall,
6. 15.
Holyoke, Edward Augustus, M.D.,$. 390,
391 ; 8. 460, 461 ; 10. 343 ; 18. 246.
Donation from, i. 112. Centenarian,
5. 210 ; 8. 438-440. ' Memoir of,' pre-
sented, 12 288.
Holyoke, John, 8. 13, 22, 26 ; 12. 364.
Homan, Joanna (Mrs. Sargeant), 14. 151.
Homans, Capt., 15. 109.
Homans, Capt. Benjamin, donations from,
1. 56, 73, 74.
Homans, Messrs. Benjamin & John, dona-
tion from, i. 177.
Homans, Charles D., M.D., 17. 95 ; 19.
357.
Homans, Mrs. Hannah, portrait of, by
Smibert, 17. 95.
Homans, J. Smith, donations from, 4.
391; 5.45,218.
Homans, John, portrait of, by Smibert,
17. 95.
Homer, 3. 378, 384 ; 17. 454 ; 19. 269 ; 20.
235.
Homer, Mrs. Anna (Curtis), 2. 276.
HOMER, Rev. ARTHUR, D.D., nominated a
Corresponding Member, i. 128. Elect-
ed, i. 129. The 'Bibliotheca Ameri-
cana,' i. 438 n., 447, 449.
Homer, Charles, donation from, 3. 126.
Homer, George, 13. 254. Donations from,
5. 229, 373.
Homer, J. (or Arthur ?), his ' Bibliotheca
Americana,' i. 438 n., 447, 449.
Homer, James L., 19. 226. Donation
from, 2. 61.
Homer, John, 13. 200.
Homer, Capt. John, Son of Liberty, n. 141.
HOMER, Rev. JONATHAN, D.D., x. 127,
132, 150, 156, 188. 225, 234, 235, 245,
252, 253, 256, 266, 320, 369, 473; 8.
44-7 ; 10. 429, 456 ; 12. 6, 434 ; 13. Ill ;
17. 217, 218. His death, x. xlii ; 2. 272.
Nominated a Resident Member, i. 121.
Elected, i. 125. Of committee to col-
lect and count votes, i. 254. Calls at-
tention to Indian books, i. 270. Pres-
ent at meetings of the Society, 2. 14,
171, 192. Memoir of, 2. 258, 258 n.,
275-278. Elected a member, in 1799,
2. 278. Letter of M. Joy to, 8. 223-
225 His Newton Century Sermon, i.
30. His ' Description of Newton,' i.
122 ; 2. 278. His ' Character and Du-
ties of a Christian Soldier,' 2. 278.- His
sermon delivered before the Massachu-
setts Society for Promoting Christian
Knowledge, 2. 278. His ' History of
Newton,' 2. 278. His sermon delivered
on the decease of Mr. Samuel Ham-
mond, 2. 278. His ' Sources of the
Common English Bible.' 2. 278. Ser-
mon entitled ' The Succession of Gene-
rations among Mankind, illustrated and
improved,' 2. 278. Sermon entitled
' The Mourner's Friend,' 2. 278. Ser-
mon entitled, The Way of God Vin-
dicated,' 2. 278.
Homer, Michael, 2. 275.
Homer, William, 13. 254.
Homes, Jeremiah, marriage of, 14. 150.
Homes, William, Esq., n. 141.
Hondius Jodocus, 16. 383.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
229
Honeywell, Richard, n. 141.
Honey wood, St. John, 20. 257. His ' Po-
ems,' i. 147.
' Honorable/ use of, in the eighteenth
century, 3. 365.
Honorary Members, 2. 106. List of Elec-
tions under the original Act, i. xlv-
xlix ; 3. x, xi ; 4. x, xi ; 5. x, xi ; 6. x,
xi; 7. x, xi ; 8. xiv ; 9. xiv ; 10 xiv;
ii. xvi; 12. xvi ; 13. xvi ; 14. xiv; 15.
xiv; 16. xiv; 17. xvi; 18 xviii ; 19.
xviii ; 20. xviii. Use of the term, 2.
115 n., 116 «. By-laws concerning, 2.
613, 514 ; 3. 239, 240. See By-Laws.
List of Elections after the Act of 1857,
3. xii ; 4. xii ; 5. xii ; 6. xii ; 7. xii ; 8.
xv ; 9. xv ; 10. xv ; 11. xvii ; 12. xvii;
13. xvii ; 14. xv ; 15. xv ; 16. xv ; 17.
xvii ; 18. xviii ; 19. xviii ; 20. xviii.
Amendment of charter concerning the
election of, 3. 154, 155. Diplomas to
be issued to, 3. 241. Deaths of, 5. xi ;
6. xii ; 7. xiii ; 8. xvi: 9. xvi ; 10. xvi ;
ii. xviii; 12. xviii, 103, 126, 290, 442;
13. xviii, 69, 259, 345 ; 14. xvi, 25, 103,
192, 204, 318; 15. xvi; 16. xvi; 17.
xviii ; 18. xx ; 19. xx, 4, 5, 285, 350,
352 ; 20. xx, 260.
Hood, , 5. 239.
Hood, Capt., 15. 348, 350, 361.
Hood, Lieut., donation from, 2. 100.
Hood, Alex., 3. 92.
Hood, George, donations from, 2. 238,
334, 352 ; n. 50J.
Hood, Capt. Joseph, 7. 231.
Hood, Richard, 6. 349.
Hood, Robin, 17. 305.
Hood, Robin, an Indian, 17. 352, 353.
Hood, Adm. Sir Samuel, i. 485 n.
Hood, Capt. Samuel, 15. 75, 75 n.
Hood, Mrs. Sarah, donation from, 2. 288.
Hoogs, William, donation from, i. 87.
Hook, Jacob, 6. 431.
Hook, Mary, daughter of Jacob Hook, 6.
431-433.
Hooke, Francis, 20. 324.
Hooke, Robert, M.D., 16. 239.
Hooke, Rev. William, 17. 345, 347.
Hooker, Rev. Asahel, his Election Ser-
mon, i. 178.
Hooker, Daniel, 8. 30.
Hooker, Rev. Edward, donation from, 2.
446.
Hooker, Edward W., donation from, 2.
435; 3. 31.
Hooker, Mrs. Elizabeth Temple, gift
from, 17. 102. Vote of thanks to, 17.
102.
Hooker, Rev. H. B., D.D., donation from,
4. 139, 146.
Hooker, H. T., 18. 185.
Hooker, J. Clinton, descendant of Rev.
Thomas Hooker, 6. 21. Letter from,
to President Winthrop, 6. 21. Dona-
tion from, 6. 21, 22.
Hooker, John, extract from his ' Epistle
Dedicatorie ' to the 2d edition of Ho-
linshed's ' Chronicles/ 19. 79.
Hooker, Rev. John, i 312; 20. 47 n.
Hooker, Gen. Joseph, 5. 409 ; 7. 86, 87,
93. Dr. Bell's opinion of, 7. 92.
Hooker, Rev. Richard, his anger, 5. 451.
His ' Ecclesiastical Polity/ 4. 211 ; 18.
430.
Hooker, Rev. Samuel, 8. 12, 21, 26; ii.
201.
Hooker, Rev. Thomas, i. 340 ; 5. 135, 138,
140, 141; 6. 21; 10. 329; n. 201, 219,
472; 15. 343, 344; 16. 138; 17. 341,
345, 347, 348, 351. 'Memoirs of/ by
Cotton Mather, 6. 407 n. His ' Survey
of Church Discipline/ i. 11, 75.
Hooker, Dr. William, 18. 184.
Hooker, William, Jr., 18. 185.
Hoope-Whood, see Hope-Hood.
Hooper, Mrs., 7. 212.
Hooper, J. C., 15. 393.
Hooper, Jacob, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 267.
Hooper, Robert, fined, 15. 157.
Hooper, Hon. Robert, 16. 6. Recantation
of, 12. 187.
Hooper, Robert, Jr., recantation of, 12.
188.
Hooper, Robert, President of Boston Bank,
3- 52.
Hooper, Robert W., M.D., 17. 427 ; 19.
357.
Hooper, Hon. Samuel, 6. 450. Donations
from, 8. 431 ; 9. 66, 81, 177, 347, 353 ;
ii. 500.
Hooper, Stephen, i. 347 n.
Hooper, Thomas, i. 330.
Hooper, William, 15. 393.
Hooper, Rev. William, 19. 232. Minister
of the West Church, 3. 51 ; 5. 432, 433,
434. Letters to, of date 1739-40, 3.
110. Leaves the Congregational com-
munion, 5. 432, 433. Preaches at Trin-
ity Church, 5. 432 ; 19. 232.
Hoosac Tunnel, 19 426.
Hooton, Elizabeth, 18. 392 n.
Hop hornbeam, 19. 415, 415 n..
Hope, Messrs., London, 4. 42.
Hope, 'Sir William, 17. 173.
Hope, Me., 3. 13.
Hope, name of, 2. 98 n.
Hope, ship, account of the capture of,
by Captain Mugford, i. 200, 203-205.
Hope-Hood, an Indian, 17. 106, 352, 352 n.,
353, 353 w., 354 73., 355. Deed from, to
Peter Coffin, 17. 354, 355.
Hope-Hood's Point, 17. 354.
Hopewell, ship, 10. 393. 394.
Hopewood, Capt., 16. 105.
Hopkins, , 8. 412.
Hopkins, Capt. Caleb, n. 141; 13. 200.
Hopkins, Hon. Daniel, 16. 85.
Hopkins, Gov. Edward, 12. 411.
Hopkins, lion. Erastus, 4. 93.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Hopkins, Adm. Esek, 7. 216, 250-252.
Blocked up in New London Harbor, 7.
253.
Hopkins, Bishop Ezekiel, his ' Exposition
of the Ten Commandments,' 18. 428.
His ' Exposition of the Lord's Prayer,'
18. 429.
Hopkins, Mrs, Hannah, 17. 143.
Hopkins, James, 10. 161.
Hopkins, Rev. Mark, LL.D., 20. 106.
Hopkins, Mrs. Martha, ig. 336.
Hopkins, R. C., xx. 353.
Hopkins, Rev. Samuel, D.D., 20. 47 n.
Letter from, in regard to the Constitu-
tion and slavery, 6. 169, 170. Memoir
of, cited, 6. 170. His ' Dialogue con-
cerning the Slavery of the Africans '
cited, 6. 181.
Hopkins, Stephen, passenger in the 'May-
flower,' 13. 389.
Hopkins, Gov. Stephen, d. 1785, 4. 382 ;
13. 290 ; 14. 231 ; 15. 393 ; 20. 70. And
the exchange of prisoners, 1775, 5. 327.
His ' Account of Providence,' I. 133 n.
Hopkins, Thomas, Falmouth, naturalized,
4. 359.
Hopkins, W., 17. 143.
Hopkinson, Judge Francis, 12. 52 ; 15. 393.
Hopkinson, Hon. Joseph, 19. 17, 23. His
song of ' Columbia,' 2. 316 n.
Hopkinson, Hon. Thomas, 20. 35.
Hopkinton, Mass., 4. 101 ; 12. 402, 404 ;
18. 349, 350; 19. 224. Named for
Edward Hopkins, 12. 411.
Hopkinton, R. I., 8. 196.
Hopley, Elizabeth (Mrs. Drew), 14. 152.
Hopley, Mary (Mrs. Eyres), 14. 152.
Hopper, C., his paper on Suffolk emi-
grants to New Zealand, 7. 480.
HOPPIN, Rev. NICHOLAS, D.D., 8.257 ; 13.
236; 19. 113, 114. Donation from, 5.
372. Elected a Resident Member, 7.
300. Remarks by, xx. 5. Calls atten-
tion to privateering during the Ameri-
can Revolution, 14. 99. Remarks by,
on death of Horace Binney, 14. 107.
Speaks of the Bradford Manuscript,
19. 67.
Hoppock, Capt., ii. 493.
Horace, merchant-ship, 2. 403.
Horatius Flaccus, Quintus, 16. 109, 446.
His ' Epistles ' cited, 18. 136 n.
Hord, , 17. 245.
Hore, John, 17. 158.
Horey, Charles M., donation from, 8. 88.
Horey, William, donation from, 8. 88.
Horn, Lieut. -Col., 13. 448.
Horn, Mrs. Elizabeth, 14. 146.
Horn, Frances (Mrs. Almack), 13. 448.
Horn, Lieut.-Gen. Sir Frederick, 13. 448.
Horn, Henry, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 267.
Horn, John, marriage of, 14. 152.
Horn, John, Sen., death of, 14. 131.
Horn, Margaret, 14. 131.
Horn, Mary (Mrs. Waldron), 14. 161.
Horn, Mercy (Mrs. Evens), 14. 152.
Horn, Thomas, marriage of, 14. 151.
Horn, William, death of, 14. 131.
Horn, William, Sen., 14. 131 n., 146 n.
Killed by Indians, 14. 124.
Horn vs. Baker, case of, referred to, 8.
362.
Horn Pond, W: Sturgis's house on, 7. 470,
Home, Edward, 10. 32.
Home, John, letter from George Johnston
to, 2. 416.
Home, R. H., ' The Great Peacemaker,'
a poem by, presented, 12. 251.
Home, William, 16. 265.
Home Tooke, see Tooke.
Horneck, l\ev. Anthony, D.D., his ' Happy
Ascetick,' 18. 428. His 'Great Law of
Consideration,' 18. 428. His ' Cruci-
fied Jesus,' 18. 429. His sermon on
repentance, 18. 429.
Horner, Francis, 12. 147.
Hornsby, Thomas, quoted, 7. 289.
Horrocks, Mr., Stock-port, 5. 264.
Horrocks, Jeremiah, 20. 23.
Horry, Thomas, n. 141.
' Horse-shoe Robinson,' n. 357.
Horse-shoes at Oldham Castle, 18. 251.
Horseley, John, 3. 391.
Horsford, Prof. Eben Norton, 14. 12.
Donations from, ip. 311, 484, 488.
Horsley, Samuel, Bishop of St. Asaph, on
the ' spirits in prison,' 8. 225.
Horsmer, see Hosmer.
Horton, , 17. 198.
Horton, Rev. Edward A., 20. 413.
Horton, James, his slave, 7. 276.
Horwood, Mrs. (Church), 14. 161.
Horwood, Rev. Mr., 14. 161.
Horwood, Rev. Robert, donation from, 15.
304. Vote of thanks to, 15. 305.
HOSACK, DAVID, M.D., LL.D., 5. 208 ; 7.
300. Nominated a Corresponding Mem-
ber, i. 234. Elected, x. 237. Vote of
thanks to, for his ' Memoir of DeWitt
Clinton,' i. 423.
Hoskins, William, xx. 141.
Hosmer, Dr., 8. 237, 238.
Hosmer, Charles, donations from, 2. 321 ;
3.49.
Hosmer, S. D., donation from, 9. 1.
Hosmer (Horsmer), Rev. Stephen, 8. 30.
Hosmer, Zelotes, 10. 456.
Hotten, John Camden, his 'Original Lists
of Emigrants,' cited, 13 411 n.
Hotten, Hon. Samuel, 16. 85.
Houbraken, Jacob, 18. 438, 443.
Houchin, Mr., 3. 338.
Houdon, Jean Antoine, 10. 342; 13. 126.
Hough, Franklin B., M.D., 3. 43, 44 ; 8.
463 ; 10. 160 ; 20 327. Communicates
interesting facts relative to Nantucket
and Martha's Vineyard, 3. 326, 151.
Donations from, 8. 254, 463, 480 ; 9. 66,
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
231
81 ; 10. 40, 409. His ' History of Lewis
County and of Jefferson County ' j
cited. 7. 338. ' History of St. Law-
rence and Franklin Counties ' by, cited,
ix. 317, 319, 320.
Hough, George (Houyh Sf Spooner), i. 37.
Houghton, , 7. 237.
Houghton, Mr., 5. 366.
Houghton, George F., donation from, 3.
132.
Houghton, Henry O., 10 459, 460, 464 n. ;
16. 183, 256, 403.
Houghton, Lieut. John, n. 141 ; 15. 76.
Hougliton, Jonathan, an officer in the
Carthagena expedition, 18. 375.
Houghton, Richard Monckton Milnes, 1st
Baron, 10. 39 ; n. 403 ; 12. 129 ; 20. 97.
Houghton, Osgood, & Co., Messrs., 16.
403. Application from, to publish Dr.
Holmes's ' Memoir of Motley/ 16. 183,
256.
Housatonic Indians, monument to, at
Stockbridge, 16. 365, 366.
House, , Innkeeper, 19. 417.
House, Joseph, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 267.
House of Commons, see Parliament.
House of Lords, see Parliament.
House of Representatives, see Massachu-
setts, etc.
Houseacre, Adj., 15. 87.
Houston, James, 14. 150.
Houston, John, 6. 183.
Houwening, Elsje van, 16. 459.
Houx, Charles du, Baron Viome'nil, see
Viomenil.
Hovel, John, 16. 239.
Hovey, Aaron, 14. 84.
Hovey, James G., donation from, 2. 286.
How, , 17. 338.
How, Abigail, 20. 313, 317.
How, Abram, 20. 317.
How, Daniel, 10. 386.
How, Elizabeth, 20. 313, 315, 316.
How, Isaac, 20. 319.
How, James, 20. 317.
How, John, 20. 317.
How, Jonas, 13. 295.
How (Howe, lieo. Joseph ?), 15. 338, 354,
363.
How, Martha, 20. 317.
How, Mary, 20. 313, 317.
How, Lieut. Moses, 15. 78 n , 84. Ac-
quitted by court-martial, 15. 154.
How, Samuel, n. 141.
How, Sarah, 20. 317.
How, Sir Scroop, 13. 109.
How, Sylvanus, 15. 363.
How, Theodore, donation from, 2. 385.
Howard, , 17. 212.
Howard, Lieut.-CoL, 18. 77, 78.
Howard, Abiel, M.D., 13. 372, 374.
Howard, Mrs. Abigail, donation from, i.'
89.
Howard, Amasa, 13. 372.
Howard, Reo. Bezaleel, n. 13.
Howard, Charles, Earl of Carlisle, see
Carlisle.
Howard, Charles, Earl of Nottingham, see
Nottingham.
Howard, Hon. Charles, 16. 238.
Howard, Charles, Marshal, 17. 292.
Howard, Daniel, d. 1821, 3. 218, 219.
Howard, Hon. Daniel, d. 1833, n. 496 ;
13. 372, 374. Donation from, i. 153.
Howard, Edward, 13. 372.
Howard, Edward, marriage of, 14. 150.
Howard, Eliakim, 13. 372, 375.
Howard, Mrs. Eliza, donation from, 1. 103.
Howard, Ephraim, 3. 218.
Howard, George, 13. 372.
Howard, George, Jr., 13. 372.
Howard, George William Frederic, Earl
of Carlisle, see Carlisle.
Howard, Henry, 3. 260.
Howard, Henry, Duke of Norfolk, see Nor-
folk.
Howard, Henry, Earl of Carlisle, see Car-
lisle.
Howard, Henry, Earl of Northampton, see
Northampton.
Howard, James, 12. 107.
Howard, Job, 13. 372.
Howard, John, 3. 218 ; n. 496.
Howard, Dr. John Clark, 2. 287 n. Vote
of thanks to, i. 479.
Howard, Col. John Eager, medal voted
to, 13 291.
Howard, Jonathan, 13. 372.
HOWARD, JOSEPH JACKSOX, LL.D., 10.
375. Elected a Corresponding Mem-
ber, 9. 374. Acceptance of member-
ship, 9. 467. Donations from, 9. 255 ;
10. 34. His ' Miscellanea Genealogica,'
12. 103.
Howard, Joseph W., donation from, n.
500.
Howard, Joshua, 13. 372.
Howard, Mrs. Martha, 14. 150.
Howard, Nathan, 13. 372, 374.
Howard, Oliver, 13. 372.
Howard, Gen. Oliver O., 13. 374.
Howard, Robert, 3. 60, 61.
Howard, Robert, 12. 117.
Howard, Seth, 13. 372, 374.
Howard, Hon. Seth, 13. 374.
Howard, Rev. Simeon, D.D., 8. 400 ; 13.
375. Committee on Bible Publication,
1790, 5. 105, 106. His death, 5. 430.
Pastor of West Church, 5. 432. His
character, 5. 434, 434 n.
Howard, Thaddeus, 13. 372.
Howard, Thomas, Earl of Arundel, see
Arundel.
Howard Association, Norfolk, Va., dona-
tion from, 4. 1.
Howard of Charleton, Barons, 12. 415.
Howard's Reports, cited, 6. 91, 93, 95.
Howchin, Jer., 3. 339.
Howe, , baker, 14. 296, 297.
232
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Howe, Mr., 16. 299.
Howe, Abraham F. (Howe $• Spear), 6.
435; n.307.
Howe, David, ig 825 n.
Howe, Col. Ezekiel, letter to, from 0.
Prescott, 5. 205, 206.
Howe, George Augustus, Lord, 12. 416 ;
17. 243. Monument to, in Westminster
Abbey, u. 325. Death of, 17. 244.
Howe, George D., 19. 357.
Howe, Henry, his ' Historical Collections
of Ohio,' 13. 82 ; 17. 184 n., 189 n.
Howe, Hon. John, 12. 425.
Howe, Rev. John, n. 201.
Howe, Rev. Joseph, see How.
Howe, Nathaniel, his Fourth of July
Oration, i. 191.
Howe, Richard, Earl, an English Ad-
miral, 4. 380; 5. 5, 10 ; 7. 261, 262 ; n.
299; 12. 186; 13. 211; 14. 274; 15.
35 n. ; 16. 97. His reported quarrel
with Hallowell, 7. 206.
Howe, Hon. Samuel, 14. 387; 16. 191;
17. 36 ; 19. 13, 340.
Howe, Mrs. Samuel (Tracy), 14. 387.
Howe, Samuel G., M.D., 14. 192 ; 18. 200,
280 ; 19. 336, 347. Donation from, 5. 1.
Howe, Susan T. (Mrs. Hillard), 19. 340.
Howe, Gen. Thomas, 4. 29, 34-36.
Howe, William, 10. 160.
Howe, Gen. Sir William, 4. 27, 77 ; 5. 9,
60; 7. 138, 219, 221, 223, 289 n., 374;
12. 55, 56, 124, 186; 13. 61, 248-245;
14. 35, 55-57, 60-62, 63 n., 70-73, 81,
92, 99 n., 232, 237-242, 246, 247, 258,
271, 273-275, 296, 311, 345, 346, 353-
358 ; 15. 29, 35, 42, 179, 184, 390, 391 n.,
392; 16.97,288; 18. 270 ; 19. 214, 217;
20. 93. And the exchange of prisoners,
5. 331-339. Action with Gen. Wash-
ington, 6. 259. Letter to, from Lord
George Germain, 5. 346, 347. Evacua-
tion of Boston, 7. 241, 242.
Howe family, 17 387.
Howell, David, 2. 190 n.
Howell, Joshua, 19. 349 n.
Howell, Morgan, 14 140 n.
Howell, Judpe Nathaniel W., 15. 67.
Howell, Reading, 17. 200 n., 201 n., 202 n.
His map of Pennsylvania, i. 79.
Howell, see also Hoel.
Howes, Edward, 14. 148 n., 163; 20. 84,
85. His letters published, 7. 15.
Howes, Thomas, n. 316.
Howitt, William, 6. 26.
Howland, Francis, 19. 59.
Rowland, John, 17. 65 ; 20. 44.
Howland, John, Providence, 5. 46 ; 17.
65. Presents a copy of his address
before the Mechanics' Association of
Providence, i. 219. A letter from, 2.
?56n. 'Life of,' by Rev. Edwin M.
Stone, 3. 129.
Howlden, Randall, see Holden.
Howley, Gov. Richard, 6. 223.
Howley, Rev. William, D.D., 15. 231 n.
Howorth, George, 4. 90; 6. 340; 8. 482.
To receive sixty dollars for the repair-
ing of the picture of Washington, 2.
606. Restores portraits of Lafayette
and Cortez, 4. 108, 109.
Howsean (Simon Hew), an Indian, 20.
325.
Howson, Rev. John S., Dean of Chester,
12. 174.
Hoy (Stoy), William, n. 23.
Hoyt, Mr., 4. 90; 10. 135, 172; 15. 8.
Hoyt, Albert H., 16. 276 n. ; 17. 56 n.
Donation from, n. 500. Letter from,
to Mr. Deane, 17. 55-56.
Hoyt, Col. Elihu, ix. 312.
Hoyt, Mrs. Elizabeth, 14. 151.
Hovt, Gen. Epaphras, 2. 20, 92. 'Indian
Wars of/ cited, n. 311, 312, 320.
Hoyt, John, killed by Indians, 14. 130.
Hoyt, Joseph, 12. 195.
Hoyt, Lewis, donation from, i. 47.
Hoyt, Primus, 12. 195.
Hoyt, Robert, 14. 143.
Hubbard. Capt., 16. 71.
Hubbard, Charles, 13. 59.
Hubbard, Daniel, n. 392, 395; 13. 56 n.,
59, 60, 62.
Hubbard, Elizabeth, bewitched, 5. 33, 35.
37.
Hubbard, Elizabeth, letter from Dr.
Franklin, to, 4. 143.
Hubbard, Elizabeth (Mrs. Greene), 13.
56 n., 59.
Hubbard, Fordyce M., permission granted
to, to use the Library for six months,
2. 144. Edits a new edition of Bel-
knap's ' American Biography,' 2. 144 n.
Requests the further use of the Li-
brary, 2. 173. Donations from, 2. 173,
260. His 'Life of W. R. Davie,' 2.
144 n.
HUBBARD, GILBERT HARRISON, A.M.,
nominated a Corresponding Member,
I. 101. Elected, i. 102. Donation
from, i. 103. Accepts membership, I.
104.
Hubbard, Gilbert Saltonstall, donation
from, 5. 232.
Hubbard, Henry, 19. 282.
Hubbard, John, d. 1810, 5. 255.
Hubbard, John, donation from, i. 103,
112.
Hubbard, Lieut. John, 15. 83.
Hubbard, Rev. John, H. C. 1695, d. 1705,
8. 29.
Hubbard, Capt. Jonas, 15. 75, 75 n.
Hubbard, Mrs. Margaret (Rogers), 5.
492.
Hubbard, Judge Nathaniel, d. 1748, 8. 30;
18. 371.
Hubbard, Capt. Philip, 15. 82.
Hubbard, R. W., 16. 391.
Hubbard (Hubbert), Richard, d. 1681, 8.
12, 21, 25.
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233
Hubbard, Richard (1740), 18. 369.
Hubbard, Samuel, Hartford, xx. 483.
Hubbard, Judge Samuel, 10. 58 ; n. 56,
264; 12. 317; 19. 283.
Hubbard [Thomas?], 12. 365.
Hubbard, Hon. Thomas, 12. 418 ; 15.
12. Letter from S. Longfellow to, 8.
228.
Hubbard, Tuttle, 8. 85.
Hubbard, Rev. William, H.C. 1642, d.
1704, 3. 322 n.; 4. 283, 441; 5. 492,
493; 8. 11, 20, 25; 12. 59, 105, 106;
13. 221, 314; 14. 367, 368, 370, 371,
374, 376; 16. 40, 41, 205; 17. 108 n.,
352, 352 n., 353, 358, 367, 369, 369 n.;
18. 320, 321 ; 19. 112, 113, 117. Com-
mittee appointed to ask aid from the
State to publish the ' History, 'x. 239,
240, 242. Publication of the work, i.
243, 247, 249, 373, 388. A copy to be
given to Alleghany College, i. 251.
Letter signed by, 2. 466. The reprint
of, to be delayed, 2. 355. Reply of
Mr. H. Stevens concerning, 2. 360,
360 n. 'History of New England,' to
be reprinted, 2. 413. The reprint re-
ceived by the Librarian, 2. 415. Price
of, when sold singly, 2. 420. Copies to
be presented to Mr. William T. Harris,
2. 421. A manuscript copy of, among
the Hutchinson Papers, 2. 439, 440.
Manuscript of his ' History,' used by
Hutchinson, and now in the Society's
Cabinet, 3. 135; 10. 123, 124, 126 n., 159,
321, 324, 325. Effort to recover miss-
ing portions of the ' History,' 3. 320.
Sources of his information, 6. 473. On
William Vassall, 6. 473, 479. Remarks
of Dr. Oliver on the MS. copy of his
' History,' 16. 12, 13. Prefatory note
to the recovered pages of his ' History,'
16. 38-41. Additional sheets of the
Society's edition of his ' History '
reported, 16. 100. His ' History of
New England,' i. x, 6,. 456; 2. 69 n.,
221; 3. 320-322; 4. 156; 10. 30; n.
148 ; 12. 2, 5, 397, 440 ; 14. 124 n., 363,
364 n., 365, 369 ; 15. 279 n. ; 16. 205 n. ;
17. 369 n.; 18. 320 n. ; 19. 109, 391;
20. 82 n. His ' History of Indian Wars
in New England/ i. 138, 139 «. ; 3.
321 n. ; 17. 352 n. General Election
Sermon of, 2. 293 n.
Hubbardston, Mass., 12. 405, 408. Named
for Hon. Thomas Hubbard, of Boston,
12. 418.
Hubbardton, Vt., 20. 401 n.
Hubbell, 17. 190.
Hubbell, Miss, n. 19.
Hubbert, see Hubbard, Richard.
Huber-Saladin, Col., his memoir of Cir-
court presented, 18. 432.
Huckin, Lieut. James, 17. 222 n.
Huckins, Mr., an old man, 14. 128 n.
Huckins, see Huggin.
Hudson, Mr., 3. 177.
Hudson, , innkeeper, 19. 404.
Hudson, Mr., 7. 185.
Hudson, Mrs. Amy J. (Foster), n. 488,
489.
HUDSON, Hon. CHARLES, A.M., 4. 425 ; 5.
27; 12. 271, 272, 274 «.; r8. 154, 247.
Donations from, 3. 1; 4. 430; 5. 373;
10. 320, 325. Elected a Resident Mem-
ber, 4. 310. Accepts membership, 4.
330. A paper on the life and charac-
ter of Major Pitcairn communicated
by, through the President, 17. 315.
Death of, 18. xx. Death of, announced
by the President, 18. 417, 418. Resolve
of the Society, 18. 422. Mr. Porter
appointed to prepare a memoir of, 19.
125. His 'History of the Town of
Lexington' cited, 12. 269, 270; 19.
377 n. His ' Plistory of Marlborough '
cited, 12. 411. ' Memoir of Lemuel
Shattuck ' by, 18. 155-165.
Hudson, Francis, i. 353.
Hudson, Francis, 12. 107.
Hudson, Henry, 10. 376; 18. 91, 91 n.
' Historical Inquiry on/ by Gen. J. M.
Read, presented, 9. 358. Williamson's
account of, 10. 383.
Hudson, John, 5. 492.
Hudson, John, marriage of, 14. 150.
Hudson, Mrs. Mary, 14. 150.
Hudson, Mrs. Mary (Rogers), 5. 492.
Hudson, Susanna (Mrs. Perkins), x. 353.
Hudson, William, 10. 391.
Hudson, Copt. William, 65<A Regt., 14. 100.
Hudson, Capt. William S., of the ' Niag-
ara,' 4. 116.
Hudson's River, 4. 305, 393 ; 6. 72 n. ; 7.
148 j 10. 384, 385.
Huet, Rev. Ephraim, 17. 343.
Huger, Daniel, 6. 216, 217.
linger, Daniel E., 12. 314.
Huger, Elizabeth, her ' Olmutz/ 19. 210.
Huger, Francis Kinlock, 19. 210.
Huggins, James, -16. 265. Killed by In-
dians, 14. 125.
Huggins, see Huckin.
Hugh de Provence, King of Italy, n. 425.
Hughes, Mr., 15. 238.
Hughes, Christopher, 10. 277 n.
Hughes, Griffith, his ' Natural History of
Barbadoes/ i. 50.
Hughes, J. M., his 'Notes 'relating to the
campaign against Burgoyne, 3. 275-
280.
Hughes, James, 19. 154, 156-165, 169.
Autograph of, faces 19. 169.
Hughes, Peter, xx. 394, 395.
Hughes, Samuel, n. 394, 395; 19. 161.
A refugee from Boston in 1776, 18. 267.
Hughes, Thomas, 18. 329.
Hugo, Victor, 6. 26.
Huguenots, Dr. Holmes's 'Memoir of/
settled at Oxford, i. 881. 393, 394 n.
Immigrants, 4. 348.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Huguet-Latour, Major L. A., donations
from, 3. 182, 214/251, 258, 262; 4. 51,
107, l'2'2, 133, 190, 226, 286; 5. 30, 145;
7. 100, 115, 139; 8. 403 ; 9. 247; 10. 105,
134, 144; ii. 500.
Huison, , 18. 300.
Hulbert, Hon. John W., 19. 15, 15 n.. 24.
Hulburd, Hon. Calvin T., donation from,
8.76.
Hull, Lieut., 15. 95.
Hull, Mrs Agnes, 14. 144 n.
Hull, Benjamin, 14. 144 n.
Hull, Dr. David, u. 19.
Hull, Capt. Edward, 15^ Va. Regt., con-
victed of gaming, 7. 134.
Hull, Lieut." Ed ward, British, 43e/ Rerjt.,
killed at Lexington, 13. 58; 16. 156.
Extract from a letter to, 16. 157.
Hull, Com. Isaac, 19 31.
Hull, Mrs. Isaac, 19. 31.
Hull, Capt. John, 3 339, 341 ; 6. 340 ; 10.
97; ii. 293; 12. 108; 18. IBn., Un.;
20. 162n.
Hull, Rev. Joseph, 14. 144 n. ; 16. 203 n. ;
17. 343.
Hull, Phinehas, 14. 126.
Hull, Reuben, 16. 264. 269.
Hull. William, 19. 163.
Hull, Gen. William, d. 1825, 2. 20.
Hull, Ena., 6. 53.
Hull, Mass., 3. 327 ; 6. 350 ; 7. 164 ; 12.
394, 395 ; 16. 202, 204-206. Origin of
the name of, 12. 397.
Hulton, Henry, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 266.
Humane Society of Massachusetts, see
Massachusetts Humane Society.
HUMBOLDT, Baron ALEXANDER VON, 2
501 n. ; 4. 277 55. 99 ; 6. 247 ; 8. 102,
185, 186, 198; 13. 41, 287; 14. 314; *5.
318, 399-401 ; 16. 315, 383, 384; 18. 81,
181, 199, 200. Nominated a Corre-
sponding Member, i. 265. Elected, i.
267. His opinion of the ' Antiquitates
Americanae,' 2. 505 n. His portrait
painted by Wight, 3. 120 ; 5. 217. On
W. H. Prescott, 4. 236. Remarks on
his death, 4. 812-321 ; 5. 19. Centen-
nial anniversary of the birth of, ii.
143 ; 15. 398. Letter of Thomas Jeffer-
son to, 14. 167. Remarks upon the
celebration of the hundredth anniver-
sary of his birthday, 15. 398-401. A
portrait of, presented to the Society,
17. 229.
Humboldt, William von, 4. 319, 320.
Hume, David, i. 136; 4. 209-211 ; 13. 75;
15. 290 ; 19. 4. Quoted, 4. 372.
Hume, Joseph, 3. 78.
Humfrey( Humphrey, Humphreys), John,
II. 178, 216; 20. 84,86.
Humfrey (Humphrey), Lady Susan, 5.
85, 86 ; 13. 133.
Humphrey, Charles, 5. 496.
Humphrey, John, 4. 441.
Humphrey, Josiah, 6. 205.
Humphreys, Gen. A. A., donation from,
ii. 500.
Humphreys, Daniel, presents a copy of
his ' Grammatical Institutes in Verse,'
i. 167.
Humphreys, Col. David, LL.D., 5. 415;
6. 224 ; 12. 60 ; 14. 74, 78, 333 ; 17. 416;
19. 70, 70 n.; 20. 257. His 'Life of
General Putnam,' i. 39. His poem on
Industry, i. 89. Donations from, i.
177; 7. 408. Presents Washington's
epaulets, I. 178, 178 n. ; 3. 133, 134.
Letter received from, i. 257.
Humphreys, Rev. David, D.D., his ' Ac-
count of the Society for Propagating
the Gospel/ x. 201.
Humphry, Elizabeth (Mrs. Brownerig,
Mrs. Rogers), 5. 496.
Hungerford, Sir Edward, 13. 109.
Hungry Bay, 7. 330.
' Hungry March/ 19. 250.
Hunking, John, 16. 264, 272.
Hunking, John, Jr., death of, 14. 140.
Hunking, Mark, 16. 264, 267, 269, 270,
386.
Hunking, Sarah (Mrs. Wentworth), 16.
386.
Hunkins, Mark, marriage of, 14. 151. See
Hunking, Mark.
Hunkins, Mrs. Mary, 14. 151.
Hunkins, Mrs. Sarah, 14. 150.
Hunkins, Williams, marriage of, 14. 150.
Hunnewell, Horatio H., 19 357.
Hunnewell, James F.. 18. 1 n. Donation
from, ii. 500. Gift from, 18. 1. His
edition of Spelman's ' Relation of Vir-
ginia/ presented, 13. 45. Vote of thanks
to, 13. 45.
Hunnewell, Jonathan, 18. 380.
Hunnewell, Richard, 20. 13.
Hunniwell, Lieut. Richard, 5. 37.
Hunt, , schoolmaster, n. 141.
Hunt, Adj., 14. 87, 89; 15. 102, 103, 105,
107.
Hunt, Capt., 10. 383 ; 18. 8, 10, 11.
Hunt, Mr., 16. 299.
Hunt, Abra, 8. 334.
Hunt, Ebenezer, M.D., 19. 421.
Hunt, Elijah, 19 12.
Hunt, Freeman, his 'Lives of American
Merchants ' cited, 18. 168. His ' Mer-
chants' Magazine' cited, 17. 379; 18.
168.
Hunt, John, brazier, 8. 339; 12. 176.
Hunt, Rev. John, death of, 7. 231. Grave
of, 19. 421, 421 n.
Hunt, Matthew M., 14. 41.
Hunt, Rev. Samuel, 8. 30.
Hunt, Sarah (Mrs. Mills), 19. 13.
Hunt, Seth, 15. 83.
Hunt, Shrimpton, 16. 291.
Hunt, Thomas, turner, 12. 108.
Hunt, William, 19. 155, 157, 159, 161-163.
Hunt, William Morris, 10. 56 ; 17. 283.
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235
Hunter, Gen. David, 18. 58, 59.
Hunter, Capt. Henry, 16. 158.
Hunter, Mrs. Henry, 16. 158.
Hunter, John, M.L>., 14. 16, 24.
HUNTER, Rev. JOSEPH, F.S.A., 4. 342 n. ;
12. 101, 129, 437, 438, 439 ; 13. 70 ; 16.
142; 17. 298-306; 19. 106, 109 n., 112 n.,
117, 119 ; 20. 96, 98. Nominated a Cor-
responding Member, 2. 238, 239. Elect-
ed, 2. 240. Accepts membership, 2 246.
To raceive Vol. VIII. of the third
series, 2. 246. Donation from, 2 257,
351, 435. Communication from, 2. 377,
459, 460 n. Letter from, 2 434. To
receive a copy of Vol. X., third series,
2. 439. To receive a copy of Vol. I.,
fourth series, 2. 491. Correspondence
of, with Mr. Charles Deane, 2. 602 n.,
603 n. Correspondence relative to the
recovery of Bradford's History, 3. 21-
23, 38. Receives the thanks of the
Society, and a copy of Bradford's His-
tory, 3. 39, 98. Letter from, 3. 98.
His errors in quoting the Candler Manu-
script, 5. 48U-494. His death, 5. xi ;
17. 304. Remarks on his death, 5. 320-
323. Memoir of, by Mr. Deane, 17.
300-306. Birth and ancestry, 17. 30D.
Early education, 17. 300, 301. A stu-
dent'of divinity, 17. 301. Settlement,
17. 301. Marriage, 17. 301. Notices of
the works of, 17. 302-304. Connection
with the Record Commission, 17. 302.
His interest in American History, 17.
302. Elected a member of the Mas-
sachusetts Historical Society, 17. 302.
His communication entitled ' More
Gleanings for New England History,'
a. 460 n. His 'Founders of New Ply-
mouth,'2. 592; n.402,403; I2.100?i.;
19. 116, 117 n. List of the publications
of, 17. 304-306. His contributions to
the ' Archaeologia,' 17. 306.
Hunter, Michael, 17. 300.
Hunter, Gov. Robert, 12. 254, 255. At
New London, 5. 233. Letter of, to
Maj.-Gen. Winthrop, 12. 253.
Hunter, William, n. 395.
Hunter, William, letter from, 2. 491.
Hunter, sloop-of-war, 5. 358.
Hunting, Lieut., 15. 106.
Hunting, Rev. Nathaniel, 8. 29.
Huntingdon, Francis Hastings, IQth Earl
of, 12. 418.
Huntingdon, Theophilus Hastings, 1th
Earl of, 13. 106, 109.
Hunting'ton, Benjamin, 6. 199, 200.
Huntington, Charles P., 12. 419.
Huntington, Rt. Rev. Frederic D., D.D.,
Bishop of Central New York, 8. 68 ; 13.
446. Donation from, 4. 384.
Huntington, Gen. Jedediah, 15. 140, 160.
His Eulogy on Washington, i. 138.
Huntington, Re». Joshua, A.M., 2. 4.
Nominated a Resident Member, i. 253.
Elected, i. 254. Declines membership,
1. 259. Appointed by the Old South
Church to select the books from the
Prince Library, to be deposited, i. 267,
268.
Huntington, Mary (Mrs. Porter), 19. 256.
Huntington, Gov. Samuel, i. 138; 19. 260.
Huntington, Mass., 12. 406, 419. See
Norwich.
Huntress, Mary (Mrs. Sewer), 14. 151.
Huntrys, George, marriage of, 14. 151.
Huntrys, Mrs. Sara, 14. 151.
' Hunt's Merchants' Magazine,' 17. 379 ;
18. 168.
Hupton, Capt., 5 360.
Kurd, Dr., 16. 388.
Hurd, Dr. Isaac, 6. 285.
Hurd, John, letter to Joshua Brackett, 5.
2, 3. Letter from, to J. Whipple, 5. 6-8.
Hurd, Mrs. John, 5. 3, 8.
Hurd, Joseph, 6. 295.
Hurd, Nathaniel, n. 395; 12. 324; 14.
200. Notice of, 9. 211.
Hurd, Richard, Bishop of Worcester, 15.
238 n.
Hurd, Miss Ruth, 6. 295.
Hurd, Dr. Samuel H., donation from, 3.
182, 204.
Hurd, William (Knowlesfr Hurd), n. 308.
Hurd & Houghton, donations from, ix.
500.
Hurford, William, 16. 274.
Hurlbut, H. H., donation from, 5. 229.
Hurlston, Richard, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 267.
Hurons, power of the Iroquois over, 3. 33.
Huse [Hughes?], Mrs , 12. 203.
Huse [Hughes, Samuel?], Lieut., 12. 193,
194, 204.
Huse, see Hughes.
Huskisson, William, 12. 443.
Hussey, Christopher, 16. 257, 266, 272;
18. 392 n.
Hussey, Elizabeth (Mrs. Coffin), i. 170.
Hussey, Joseph, 2. 200.
Hussey, William, Jr., donations from, i.
50, 55.
Hutchens, Capt , 6. 261.
Hutchens, William, 19. 45.
Hutchings, Capt., 17. 288.
Hutchings, Col., 6. 189.
Hutchins, Benjamin, 14. 132 n.
Hutchins, David, killed by Indians, 14.
148.
Hutchins, Enoch, killed by Indians, 14.
132.
Hutchins, Enoch, Jr., 14. 140.
Hutchins, John, his ' History and Anti-
quities of Dorset,' 13. 123.
Hutchins, Jonathan, 14. 132 n.
Hutchins, Samuel, 14. 132 n
Hutchins, Thomas, 17. 193. His 'De-
scription of Louisiana,' i. 20. His
' Topographical Description of Virgi-
nia,' &c., cited, 17. 193 n.
236
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Hutchins, William, n. 305.
Hutchins, William E., donation from, 2.
413.
' Hutchinson,' signature used by a certain
writer, 3. 257, 258.
Hutehinson, Capt., 8. 345.
Hutchinson, Messrs., 16. 69.
Hutchinson, Mrs., a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 267.
Hutchinson, Andrew, n. 150.
Hutchinson, Anne, 3. 812 ; 6. 5, 63.
Hutchinson, Mrs. Anne (Marbury), the
Antinomian, 8. 301 ; 10. 327 ; 13. 132 ;
14. 303 ; 16. 117 ; 18. 390, 392.
Hutchinson, Capt. Edward, I. 413 n. ; 3.
339, 341 ; 6. 50, 65, 65 n., 66 n., 67 n.,
68 n., 73 n.
Hutchinson, Edward, treasurer of Har-
vard College, 18. 368-371, 376, 377 ; 20.
2, 6. Accounts of the College from
1721 to 1752, 6 337.
Hutchinson, Eliakim, 6. 31 ; 12. 254. His
death, 7. 192.
HUTCHINSON, ELTSIIA, i. 397 n. ; 3. 144 n. ;
4. 217; u.148,150; 13-163; 15. 344;
16. 69, 100, 101 ; 19. 215. Application
made to, for the continuation of Gov.
Hutchinson's ' History/ i. 277, 286.
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
1.287. Elected, i. 288; ii. 148. His
death, 3. 144 n. Letters i'roin Savage,
concerning the Hutchinson ' History,'
3. 144, 145.
Hutchinson, Col. Elisha, 2. 305 n. ; 3.
343 ; 12. 107, 108, 117, 254 ; 17. 52, 53 ;
20. 325. Letter from, relating to the
salary of Sir William Phipps, of date
1693, 2. 296, 296 n., 298 n. And George
Burroughs, 5. 32, 33. Certificate of
church-membership given to, 12. 10"9.
Petition of, 12. 112.
Hutchinson, Eunice (Mrs. Kenny), 16.
336.
Hutchinson, Faith (Mrs. Savage), 16.
117.
Hutchinson, Hon. Foster, 14. 110, 111 ;
20 220. A refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 266.
Hutchinson, Rev. Francis, D.D., his 'Es-
say on Witchcraft,' i. 33.
Hutchinson, Frederick Oliver, n. 150.
Hutchinson, Hannah, married Rev. Sam-
uel Mather, 3. 135 n.
Hutchinson, Henry S., n. 150.
Hutchinson, Lt.-Col Israel, 14. 87, 90;
15. 78, 102, 104, 105, 108, 108 n., 160.
Orderly Book of, presented to the So-
ciety, 16. 335 ; 17. 234. Extracts from
the Orderly Book of, printed, 16. 337-
364.
Hutchinson, John, 20 23.
HUTCHINSON, Rev. JOHN, i. 286 n , 397 n. ;
13. 176. Letter from, i. 396. Nom-
inated a Corresponding Member, i.
400, 407. Accepts membership, i. 413,
413 n. Receives a diploma from the
Society, 2. 66 n. Matters and corre-
spondence pertaining to Hutchinson's
' History,' 3. 144-147. His death, 10.
xvi. Communication from Mr. Whit-
more on the death of, n. 148-150.
Hutchinson, John Rogers, n. 150.
Hutchinson, Jonathan, 20. 23.
Hutchinson, Lydia (Mrs. Rogers), 2. 611.
Hutchinson, Margaret, n. 150 n.
Hutchinson, Mrs. Margaret (Sanford),
wife of Gov. Thomas Hutchinson, 11.
149 ; 16. 397.
Hutchinson, Martha Oliver (Mrs. Hutch-
inson), ii. 150.
Hutchinson, Mrs. Mary (Watson), xi.
150 n.
Hutchinson, Peggy, 5. 364.
Hutchinson, Peter Orlando, n. 150, 150 n ;
16. 13, 40; 20. 268. Letter from, 16.
100.
Hutchinson, Theophilus, 20. 23.
Hutchinson, Thomas, 17. 179, 179 n.
Hutchinson, Col. Thomas, father of the
Governor, d. 1739, 18. 347.
Hutchinson, Gov. Thomas, I. 26, 285,
287 n., 289, 393 n., 413 n., 442 ; 2. 294,
585, 611; 3. 19, 20, 36, 134-136, 216;
4. 29, 30, 30 n., 48, 48 n. ; 5. 26 ; 6. 65 n.-
68 n., 336, 479 ; 7. 234 ; 8. 45, 86, 323,
327, 328, 345, 369, 375, 413,414, 473;
10. 161, 164, 210; ii. 191??., 388, 339;
12. 186-188, 207-210, 271, 322, 323,
402, 406, 408, 419, 440 ; 13. 190, 206,
219, 220, 224-231, 314. 412 n. ; 14. Ill,
205, 281, 348 ; 15. 179, 326-334, 338, 339,
348, 350, 396, 397 ; 16. 12, 40, 42, 43,
45-47, 49, 68, 69, 100, 103, 143, 149,
254 ; 17. 130, 233, 234 ; 18 124, 127 n.,
346, 347, 364-366 ; 19. 67, 105, 112-114,
117, 144, 144 n., 213; 20. 30, 32, 48 n.,
145, 223-226, 226 n., 280-282, 294 n.,
297, 298, 308, 329. His conference with
the Indians, i. 19. 'Letters of, and
others/ i. 20. 'Speeches of/ i. 79.
A portrait of, obtained by exchange,
i. 101. Attempt to procure the con-
tinuation of the ' History/ i. 277, 286,
338, 370, 371, 376, 306. Letters found
among the papers of, i. 283. Letters
and papers of, from the Secretary's
office, at the State House, i. 285, 287 n.,
289, 342. Publication of the third vol-
ume of the ' History/ i. 286, 397 n.
' Address to/ i. 293 n. Papers re-
claimed by the State, i. 342 n. Leave
granted to copy the portrait of, i. 417.
Another portrait of, i. 417 n. Capital
from one of the pillars of the house of,
given, i. 470. His portrait presented
to the Society, 2. 17. His correspond-
ence with Israel Williams, 2. 95. Por-
trait of, to be repaired, 2. 289 n. Letter
in relation to the ' Character of Gov.
Hutchinson/ 2. 294, 294 n. Papers
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237
left by him, 2. 436 n. -441 n. Letter
from Judge Oliver to, 2. 416. Hutch-
inson Correspondence, 2. 438 n. Letter
from, dated 1758, 3. 41. Paper by Mr.
Charles Deane on his historical pub-
lications, 3. 134-150. Loss by fire of
his historical documents, 3. 135-138;
4. 46-50. Genealogical notices of his
family, 3. 135 n., 144 n. Announce-
ments referring to his ' History ' in the
' Evening Post ' of 1764, 3. 136, 137.
Charged with favoring the Stamp Act,
3. 137. Reprint of his ' History ' in Lon-
don, 3. 138, 139. Matters pertaining
to the editions and contents of his
history, 3. 138-148. Correspondence
of Savage concerning the ' History,' 3.
144-116. Superseded by Gen. Gage, 3.
144; 4. 219, 220; 15. 352. 353. His
death, 3. 144, 144 n.; 7. 195 ; 16. 101.
Conversation of, with George III. and
the Earl of Dartmouth read, 3. 147; 12.
69. Statement of the boundary claims,
3. 148, 149-. His correspondence with
Thomas Whately, 3. 149. His official
papers published in the State Papers,
3. 149-149 n. Refuses to sign certain
bills in reference to slavery, 3. 202.
Letter from, in relation to his views
concerning Parliamentary Acts, 3. 282.
Removal of the British troops from
Boston, 3. 308, 309. Letter from, to
Lord Dartmouth, 4. 215, 216. Letters
from, to J. Murray, 5. 861-364. Letter
from, to Secretary Rawson, 6. 50.
Occasion of the first bills of credit,
6. 428. Letter from, to Lord Hills-
borough on the Boston Massacre, 6.
484-487. Returns to New England, 7.
195, 196. His reported flight to France,
7. 204. Hissed in England, 7. 228. His
letter-books copied, 7. 296. Higgin-
son's ' Reasons to be considered ' in the
' Hutchinson Papers,' 7. 340. His ' Col-
lection of Original Papers' reprinted by
the Prince Society, 9. 66. Proclama-
tion by, presented by Mr. W. G. Brooks,
9. 68. Supposed to have taken Brad-
ford's manuscript ' History ' to Eng-
land, 9. 346. Some of the originals of
his Collections in the Society's library,
10. 321-323. Portrait of, 10. 485, 486 ;
18. 118. Identification of a portrait
of him in the Society's rooms, n. 44.
Volume of his speeches presented, u.
85. Pair of tongs belonging to his
family, presented, n. 143. Publication
of the third volume of his ' History of
Massachusetts Bay,' n. 148, 149. List
of ' Addressers ' to him, 1774, n. 392-
394. Address presented to, before his
departure for England, 12. 43, 44. Let-
ter of, to Lord Dartmouth, 13. 164-
166. Letter of, 13. 166, 167. Letter
giving an account of the Tea-meeting
in Faneuil Hall, 13. 168. Letter of,
13. 169, 170. Letter giving an account
of the destruction of the tea, 13. 170.
Letters referring to the Tea-party, 13.
172-174. Lord Dartmouth's letter, ap-
proving his conduct, 13. 175. Two
volumes from his library given to the
Society, 13. 184. Deed of part of his
land, sold under the Confiscation Act,
presented, 13. 206. Letter of, to Rev.
Dr. Robertson, 13. 252. Extracts from
the journal of, 15. 326-334. Copy of
a letter from, 16. 255. Picture of
his house in Garden Court Street, 19.
74. Mr. Winsor calls attention to
letters of, in the Public Record Office,
19. 74. Letters of, to Lord Hills-
borough and John Pownall, from the
Public Record Office, 19. 129-141. Pas-
sage from his ' History of Massachu-
setts Bay,' 20. 214, 216. Proposed
publication of the ' Diary and Let-
ters of,' 20. 268, 269. His ' History
of Massachusetts Bay ' cited and
quoted, x. x, 7, 293 n. ; 2. 439 n. ; 4.
160, 388, 389, 439 n. ; 5. 230 ; 7. 280,
372, 485, 485 n., 486 n. ; xx. 202, 293;
12. 173, 273 ; 13. 193, 456 ; 14. 129 ».,
130 n., 136 n., 138 n., 374 n., 375 n. ; 16.
13, 47, 49, 147, 198 n. ; 19. Ill, 11'2 M.,
131 n., 136 n.; 20. 46 n., 79 n., 145 «.,
148 n., 216 n., 298 n., 307 n. His 'Col-
lection of Original Papers,' i. 7, 13,
190, 437 n.; 6. 62, 70w., 71 n., 74-77;
ii. 186, 187 n. His 'Brief State of the
Colony/ 3. 148. See ' Hutchinson Let-
ters ' and ' Hutchinson Papers.'
Hutchinson, Mrs. Thomas, see Hutchin-
son, Margaret S.
Hutchinson, Thomas, SOT? of the Governor,
d. 1811, i. 286 n. ; 3. 144 n. ; 7. 197 ; 8.
351; xx. 150; 13. 163. His death, i.
286 n.
Hutchinson, Thomas, 3c?, n. 150.
Hutuhinson, Thomas, 4//i, 11. 150.
Hutchinson, William, 15. 257.
Hutchinson, William, earl// settler in
Massachusetts, 18. 347 ; 19. 327.
Hutchinson, William, Emmanuel College,
1635, 20. 23.
Hutchinson, Rev. William, Jr., son ofGov.
Hutchinson, n. 150.
Hutchinson, William P. H., xx. 150.
Hutchinson, William Sanford,n . 150 w.
Hutchinson, Young Bingham, n. 150.
Hutchinson (Barre), Mass., 12. 408.
Named for Gov. Hutchinson, 12. 419.
Hutchinson Genealogy, 19. 329.
Hutchinson House, Boston, 18. 346, 347,
349.
' Hutchinson Letters,' Mr. Winthrop's re-
marks on the controversy concerning,
16. 41-50. Mr. Bancroft's minute con-
cerning, 16. 46-48. Mr. Froth'mgham's
remarks, 16. 101.
238
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
'Hutchinson Papers,' 2. 601 ; g. 256, 257 n. ;
10. 83, 164; 12. 171, 217, 236, 249, 250;
13. 13, 44, 269, 271 ; 14. 320 ; 18. 821 n. ;
19. 100. Claim of the Commonwealth
to, 2. 332, 333, 333n., 334n., 361, 361 n.,
364; 10. 37, 150, 151, 157; n. 335-344.
Ownership of, 2. 365, 420 n. ; 10. 37.
Communication concerning, 2. 373. Re-
port of the committee concerning the
rightful owners of, 2. 435, 436, 436 n.,
441 n. ; 10. 117-133, 321, 322. Commit-
tee on, n. 227, 326; 12. 73. Claim of
the State to them, discussed in a paper
by Hon. R. C. Winthrop, n. 335-344.
Appointment of an umpire on the part
of the Society, to decide ownership,
12. 105. Selections from, 12. 105-121.
Judge Devens declines to act as um-
pire, 12. 252. Prof. Charles S. Brad-
ley to be proposed in his stead, 12.
269. Robert S. Rantoul suggested by
the Attorney-General, 12. 358. R. S.
Rantoul selected as umpire in the con-
troversy about, 13. 13. Award of the
umpire announced, 13. 180. Vote to
comply with it, 13. 131. Returned to
the State, 13. 217. Receipt of the
Attorney-General for, 13. 218. Text
of the award of the umpire in the con-
troversy about, 13. 219-232. Cited, 12.
346 n.
Hutchison, Enoch, death of, 14. 142.
Huth Catalogue, 20. 104.
Hutten, Ulrich von, 20. 374.
Hutton, , 15. 339.
Button, Charles, LL.D., editor of the
'Ladies' Diary,' 7. 126.
Hutton, Sir Timothy, 12. 100 n.
Huxham, Dr. John, 5. 388.
Huxley, Thomas Henry, 14 51.
Huygens, Christian, 16. 215, 239.
Huyman, James, naturalized, 4. 362.
Hyacinthe, Charles Loyson, Pere, 12. 70 ;
17. 312.
Hyannis, Mass., 8. 195.
Hyde, Edward, 4. 253 ; 5. 23, 190; 6. 11 ;
7. 16, 18, 354; 8. 269; 10. 11, 12, 169,
170; ii. 38, 39; 12. 76, 77, 223; 13. 275;
14. 324 ; 15. 273.
Hyde, Edward, 1st Earl of Clarendon, see
Clarendon.
Hyde, Henry, 2d Earl of Clarendon, see
Clarendon.
Hyde, Henry D., 19. 341.
Hyde, Laurence, Earl of Rochester, see
Rochester.
Hyde, Sir Nicholas, 8. 313.
Hyde (Hide), Chief Justice Robert, 5. 133.
Hyde, T., see Hide.
Hyde, William, donation from, 2. 372.
Hyde de Neuville, Jean Guillaume, 8. 98 ;
19. 20, 20 n. Dinner given by, 19. 31, 32.
Hyde de Neuville, Madame Jean Guil-
laume, 19. 20, 29, 31. A reception by,
19. 23.
Hypericum, a medicine, 5. 389.
Hyrne, Mr., 16. 245.
Hyrne, William Alexander, letter from,
to William Tilghman, in 1776, n. 253-
255. Communication from J. Francis
Fisher relative to the letter, n. 256,
257.
Hyslop, Elizabeth (Mrs. Sumner), 18.
282.
Hyslop, William, 18. 282.
Hyson, steamer, 7. 416.
I.
Ice, account of the ice-trade, 3. 54-59 ; 7.
306.
Iceland, 6. 254. Letter concerning the
early history of, 2. 500, 500 n., 501 n.
Icelandic antiquities, 8. 177 et sen.
Ide, L. N., 6. 39.
Ignatius of Antioch, St., 18. 392. His
' Epistolse,' 18. 426.
' 111 Newes from New England/ see Clark,
John, M.D.
Illinois, 3. 95, 132 ; 4. 375 ; 10. 397, 399.
Formation of an Historical Society in,
2. 228 n. ; 3. 89. Anti-slavery struggle
in 1818-1824, 10. 400, 401. Donations
from the State of, n. 498.
Illinois River, 17. 193 n.
'Illustrated London News,' extract from,
relating to John Bruce, 11. 164, 165.
Illyricus, Matthias Francowitz, n. 459 n.
Imlay, Gilbert, his ' History of Ken-
tucky,' i. 79.
Impartial Suffrage League, donations
from, 9. 353, 467.
' Importance of Canada and Guadeloupe,'
i.20.
Imrie, David, letter of, about the Ameri-
can Indians being the lost tribes of
Israel, 17. 136, 137.
Ince, Jonathan, 8. 12, 20, 25; 17. 246,
246 w.
Inches, Mrs.,- daughter of Jonathan Jack-
son, 12. 323.
Inches, Elizabeth, death of, 8. 327; 15.
346.
Inches, Henderson, u. 141. Death of the
daughter of, 8. 327 ; 15. 346.
Income of the Society, 4. 241 ; 5. 24, 25,
191, 192; 6. 12; 7. 19, 355; 8. 271; 9.
183 ; 10. 171 ; n. 40, 248 ; 12. 78, 224 ;
13. 18, 104, 278; 14. 326; 15. 274 ; 16.
169-171 ; 17. 71-74; 18. 31-34, 411-414 ;
19. 392 ; 20. 195-198.
Incorporation of the Society, Act of,
see Act, etc.
Indenture between the Provident Institu-
tion for Savings and the Society, i.
461 n.
Independence, in the Colonies, 4. 78.
Love of, in the Revolution, 7. 399.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
239
Medals commemorating American, n.
301-305. Paper on, read by Hon. R.
Frothingham, n.2i>2. Resolves passed
at Mecklenburg, N. C., May, 1775, 12.
157.
Independence, Declaration of, see Decla-
ration, etc.
'Independent Advertiser,' i. 50.
' Independent Chronicle,' i. 13, 60, 82, 93,
112, 122, 130, 137, 147, 154, 168, 178,
191, 202, 219, 304; 6. 271; 17. 17 ».
Account of the celebration of the anni-
versary of the discovery of America,
from, i. 45 n. Quoted, 7. 272 n.
Independent Company of Cadets, 18. 167.
Donations from, 2. 222, 224.
' Independent Gazetteer ' cited, n. 7.
'Independent Ledger/ i. 13.
'Independents,' n. 457, 462.
Index to old records, committee ap-
pointed to consider a plan for making,
of churches and towns, i. 377.
India, passage to, 3. 181. Commerce
with, 7. 412.
India Street, Boston, 6. 435.
Indian, engraving of one, from Virginia,
6. 21. In the seal of Massachusetts,
10. 103.
Indian Affairs, papers relating to, 2. 95.
Donation from Commissioner of, 3.
63.
Indian architecture, specimen of, 19. 411.
Indian Bible, 12. 372, 373; 13. 307-311.
Indian Bureau, donation from, 2. 574.
Indian Castle, N. Y., 19. 418.
Indian Charity School, 2. 194, 195.
Indian College, Cambridge, 18. 320, 322.
To be taken down, 6. 351.
Indian corn to be used in voting, i. 249 ;
3- 240.
Indian deeds, 3. 216-219; 6. 60; 12. 214;
17. 52-55, 354, 355.
' Indian Gazette,' 3. 142 n.
Indian language, 3. 51 ; 10. 163. Books
in, presented, 12. 57.
Indian map, of the old Colony, i. 283.
Indian names, pronunciation of, 2. 290 n.
Used in naming streets, 6. 28. Deriva-
tion from the Icelandic of, 8. 189, 194-
198. Mr. Tuttle's remarks on, 16. 377-
379.
Indian Necropolis, Medford, 6. 362-364,
416.
Indian Ocean, map of, i. 112.
Indian Queen Tavern, 15. 391.
Indian relics, 6. 416. From Rhode Island,
6. 428. Found in West Roxbury, 8. 84.
In the Cabinet of the Society, 9. 189.
Indian shot-bag presented, i. 30.
Indian vocabulary, 10. 162.
Indian war-club given to the Society, 6.
Indian wars, i. 21: 3. 26, 187, 320, 326;
6. 367.
Indian wigwam, 3. 372.
Indiana, 10. 400.
Indiana Asbury University, donation
from, 7. 140.
Indiana Historical Society, donation
from, 4. 391.
Indianapolis, 4. 92.
' Indian's Proceedings,' 9. 299.
Indians, i. 270, 388 ; 3. 183, 186, 187, 230,
262, 287, 304-300; 6. 71«., 72 n., 202,
203, 207 ; 10. 15-19, 109, 114-116, 139,
161, 164, 184, 251, 321, 324, 327-329,
386, 387, 392-394, 410, 419 ; n. 18, 101,
153, 154, 160, 297, 467, 468, 476 ; 12.
29, 127, 264, 269, 331, 349 n., 350 ;
14. 124-149 passim, 162, 245, 263. ' Con-
ferences ' with, i. 6. ' Journal of the
Commissioners to treat with the East-
ern/ i. 7. Treaty with the Ohio, i. 18.
Manuscript fragment of a concordance
to the Indian Bible, i. 103. ' Memoir
of the Moheagans/ i. 166. Spelling-
book in the Iroquois language, i.
238 n. Plans of Dr. Eleazar Wheelock
concerning, z. 194-196. Theory con-
cerning the coins found on Richmond
Island, 3. 186, 187. Their savage war-
fare, 3. 235-237. Visited at Oneida
and New Stockbridge by a committee,
3. 311. Capture of Mrs. Rowlandson,
3. 319. Aided by Father Ralle, 3. 324.
Names of streets having reference to,
6. 28. Purchase of Haverhill from, 6.
262. Necropolis in West Medford,
Mass., 6. 362-364, 416. Extracts from
Hon. W: Sturgis's Lectures on those
from the northwest coast, 7. 443-449.
Conversion of, 8. 417, 420. The au-
thors of the inscription on Dighton
Rock, 10. 115, 116. Destruction of
Deerfield by, u. 311-321. Indians
of California, n. 349-352. Address
of Dewi Brown, a Cherokee, 12. 30-38.
Origin of, 12. 31. Oppression of, by
white men, 12. 32, 33. Religious views
of, 12. 34-36. Missionaries to, 12. 37.
Treaties made with the early colonists,
12. 353 et seq. Employment of, by
the British, 15 46. Monument to, at
Stockbridge, 16. 365, 366. Deed of
Boston given by, 17. 52-55. Supposed
massacre by, at Fox Point, 17. 105-
111. Mr. Imrie's letter on their being
the ten tribes of Israel, 17. 1-%, 137.
Deed of, to Peter Coffin, 17. 354, 355.
At Penobscot, character of, 19. 396,
397.
Indicot (Endicott), Capl. John, 5. 135,
137, 142. See Endicott.
Indicott, John, 20. 6.
Ingalls, William, M.D., presents a copy
of his ' Dissertatio Medica Inaugura-
lis/ i. 167.
Ingersol, John, n. 141.
Ingersoll, Mrs., Boston, 3. 309; 8. 174, 175.
Ingersoll, Charles Jared, 10. 442 n.
240
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Ingersoll, David, 8. 346, 383, 473 ; 15. 397.
Ingersoll, E., 15. 393.
Ingersoll, Capt. George, 17. 178, 196.
Ingersoll, Rev. George G., D.D., 19. 314.
Ingersoll, Hon. Jared, 14. 107.
Ingersoll, Jonathan, 5. 501.
Ingersoll, Col. Joseph, 19. 147, 148, 150,
151, 15G, 158-100.
Ingersoll, Joseph R., 4. 91. Donation
from, 2. 200.
Ingersoll, Mary (Mrs. Bowditch), 5. 501.
Ingersoll (Ingersol), Capt. Peter, 14. 297 ;
15. 84.
Ingerson, , 16. 108.
Ingcrson, Benjamin, 20. 13.
Inglis, Capt. Charles, n. 254, 256.
Ingolls, Nathaniel, 6. 349.
Ingolls, Robert, 6. 349.
Ingraham, Mr., 16. 287, 295, 301, 302.
Ingraham, Duncan, 4. 26; n. 141.
Ingraham, E. D., 8. 441.
Ingraham, Elijah, 13. 372.
Ingraham, Joseph W., 6. 32.
Ingram, David, 18. 91.
Ingram, Sir Thomas, 7. 345, 346. Fac-
simile of signature, 7. faces 346.
Ingram's Rebellion, manuscript history
of, 9. 244, 246. Reprinted, 9. 325.
Inheritance, laws of, in Massachusetts
and Connecticut, 5. 77-79, 168-170.
Inman, John, n. 393, 395. A refugee
from Boston in 1776, 18. 267.
Inman, Ralph, portrait of, by Blackburn,
1 6. 389.
Inman, Mrs. Ralph, 12. 193, 194 ; 15. 92,
109. Portrait of, by Blackburn, 16.
389, 390.
Inman House, Cambridge, 3. 372, 373.
Headquarters of Gen. Putnam, 12. 260.
' Inland Navigation, Facts and Arguments
respecting, in America/ i. 177.
Innes, Rev. James, 2 448 n. ; 17. 255, 256,
256 n., 261,262.
Innocent III., Pope, u. 415.
Innocent IV., Pope, n. 415.
Inoculating Hospital, Boston, 4. 325-329.
Inoculation, i. 18; 7. 261. In Boston, in
1776, 4. 325-329 ; 7. 259, 260.
Inquisition, 6. 153. In Peru, 8. 206.
Insane, money given by Hon. N: Apple-
ton for the benefit of, 6. 451-454. For-
mer treatment of, in Massachusetts, n.
63.
Insane Hospital, see McLean Asylum.
Inscription Rocks, 8. 200, 201.
Inscriptions, 3. 187, 212 ; 6. 80, 81. At
Yarmouth, N. S., 10. 93. On a memo-
rial stone from Castle Island, 17. 20, 21.
Inskeep, family of, 5. 202.
Inspection laws, 3. 300.
'Institut, Journal General des Socie'tes
et Travaux Scientifiques de la France
et de 1'Ktranger/ 2. 45, 45 n.
Institut de Franco, 6. 334 ; 16. 473 ; 19.
370; 20. 261. The Collections and pub-
lications of the Society to be given to
the Library of, i. 265, 278 n. • 2. 69 n. ;
14. 216.
Institut Historique, Paris, donation from,
2. 295 ; 5. 159.
Institute of Instruction, see American
Institute, etc.
Institute of St. Ignatius, n. 410 n.
Institute of Technology, Boston, see Mas-
sachusetts Institute, etc.
Institution for Savings, letter and check
from, for use of the rooms of the So-
ciety, 2. 351.
Institute Historico e Geografico Brasilei-
ro, Rio da Janeiro, 10. 309.
Insurance, money paid for, 2. 131 n. See
Finances of the Society.
'Intelligencer/ see '^National Intelli-
gencer/
' International Magazine/ 10. 263.
Intestates in Massachusetts, 5. 67, 168.
' Introductio ad Chronologiam/ 18. 430.
Introduction of tobacco into England, 9.
13.
Introductory Address from the Historical
Society to the public, i. xxiv.
Iowa, donation from, 10. 469.
Iowa State Historical Society, donation
from, 8. 480; 9. 66, 196, 353, 407; 10.
21, 40, 93, 134, 311, 319, 331, 368, 469;
u. 498.
Ipswich, Eng., 10. 415. Meeting of the
Archaeological Association at, 7. 479.
Ipswich, Mass., 2. 6 ; 3. 9, 10, 287, 295;
6. 262, 297, 330, 430, 431 ; 8. 355 ; n.
200, 219; 12. 193, 256, 393, 395; 16. 6,
10, 198; 17. 96, 146 n., 254, 411; 18.
391 ; 20. 46, 296 n., 320. Its foundation,
7. 480. Origin of the name, 12. H96.
Irace, Lieut ^ Bartholomew, 15. 80, 80 n.
Irala, Martinez d', 16. 318.
Iredell, Judge James, 12. 65. His speech
in regard to slavery and the Constitu-
tion, 6. 165, 166.
Ireland, Mrs., n. 306.
Ireland, John, a refugee, 18. 267.
Ireland, 3. 78, 79, 130; 6. 416. 'Survey
of/ i. 177. Matters concerning the
early history of, 2. 500, 500 n., 501 n.,
506 n. Arms of, found on the coins
discovered-on Richmond Island, 3. 187.
Its sympathy with the American colo-
nies, 1774, 4. 2oO. A ship from, brings
provisions to Tories in Boston, 177G, 7.
232. Early emigration from New Eng-
land to, 9. 218.
Irish, as soldiers, 4. 83.
Irish language, manuscript in, presented
to the Society, 3. 130.
Irish meeting-house, Boston, 15. 173.
Irish Parliament, 6. 416.
Irish Rebellion of 1641, xi. 480 n.
Irland, Edward, 20. 9. His return for
the Dock Square Watch, 20. 10.
' Iron Mask/ 17. 459.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
241
Iron Witch, steamer, 7. 412.
Iroquois Agniers (Mohawks), n. 317, 318.
Iroquois Confederacy, Mr. Hale's pam-
phlet on the origin of, 19. 241, 242.
Iroquois Indians, see Five Nations.
Irvine, Rev. Alexander, his ' Enquiry
into Emigration from the Highlands,'
i. 177.
Irvine, Adj. -Gen. William, donations
from, 8. 254 ; 9. 347.
Irvine, see Erving, William.
Irving, Ebenezer, 4. 408.
Irving, Dr. Peter, 4. 404, 407.
Irving, Pierre M., 4. 431.
Irving, Sanders, gift from, 20. 201.
IUVING, Hon. WASHINGTON, LL.D., 4.
59 n., 60, 61, 63, 202, 262, 431, 432 ; 6.
26; 8. 102; 10. 417, 435 ; n. 230, 233,
356, 363, 364; 12. 183 ; 13. 76, 260 ; 14.
185, 264 ; 15. 4, 285, 296 ; 16. 194, 321,
368, 421, 428; 17. 239-241; 18. 199,
212, 220; 19. 268; 20. 94, 175, 257.
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
i. 424. Elected, i. 424. Remarks on
his death, 4. 393-423; 5. 19. Letter
from, 4. 416. His ' Life of Columbus '
translated into modern Greek, 4. 417.
Hon. R. C. Winthrop on, 4. 427-429. '
Delegate from New York, 5. 261. Do-
nation of a copy of a medal of, 7. 339.
Medal in commemoration of, 7. 359.
On the discovery of America by the
Northmen, 8. 183, 184. His testimony
to the value of the labors of Jared
Sparks, 9. 160. His opinion of Sparks's
' Washington,' 10. 269. Rogers's opin-
ion of, 10. 439. Letter of Sir W. Scott
relating to his ' Knickerbocker's New
York,' 12. 141. Ilis opinion of Scott's
works, 12. 144. Extract from a note
to C. C. Felton relating to an error in
his ' Life of Washington,' 12. 257. His
opinion of Frothingham's ' Siege of
Boston,' 20. 175. An autograph page
of his 'Life of Columbus,' given to the
Society, 20. 201. His ' Columbus '
cited, 2. 105 n.; 16. 321 n., 322 n. His
' Life of Washington,' 3. 336; 4. 57, 58;
6. 117, 118; 10. 268; 13. 376; 20. 175.
His 'Sketch-Book/ 4. 393, 404, 405,
422.
Irvvine, Mathew, 15. 87.
Isabella, Queen of Edward II., 17. 3^6.
Isabella, Queen of Spain, 12. 468; 14. 314;
15. 48 ; 16. 319.
Isham, Sir John, 13. 88.
'Isle Hagman' (Hangman's Island), Bos-
ton Harbor, 7. 476.
Isle of Sable, description of, i. 176.
• Isle of Wight, History of,' I. 154.
Isle Pumpkins (Ward's Island), Boston
Harbor, 7. 476.
'Isle Hoyale' (Cape Breton), 7. 476.
Siege of, 4 83.
Isles of Shoals, 12. 395, 399, 400.
Islip, Adam, n. 412 n.
Istaneal, Indian name for R. Kirkland, 19.
414 n.
Italian manuscripts presented by William
Winthrop, 8. 79.
Italian States, 6. 124.
Italians, colony of, 3. 225-227.
Italy, 6. 153.
Ivers, James, 14. 110.
Ives, , innkeeper, n. 25, 31.
Ives, Levi, M.D., 17. 424.
Ivory chairs, 3. 25.
Izard, Ralph, i. 403; 4. 379; 10. 275.
Letter from, to J. Lowell, 4. 380, 381.
Izard, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph, 12. 325.
J.
J., C., 3. 304.
J., E. M., 19. 117.
J., H., subscription from, I. 192 n.
Jacie, Rev. Henry, letter of, to John Win-
throp, Jr., 18. 300.
Jacie, Thomas, 18. 300.
Jack, a negro, sentence of, 20. 151.
Jacklin, Mr., 6. 353.
Jacklin, Rosamond (Mrs. Monsey), 14.
151.
Jackson, , 10. 384.
Jackson, , 12. 365.
Jackson, , 17. 158.
Jackson, Col., 8. 386.
Jackson, Dr., organist at King's Chapel,
18. 380.
Jackson, Lieut-Col., 16. 350, 358.
Jackson, Major, 3. 310.
Jackson, Mr., extract from a letter to, 7.
295.
Jackson, Mrs., killed by Indians, 14.
128 n.
Jackson, Mrs., 19. 373, 374.
Jackson, Rev. Mr., 6. 177.
Jackson, Abraham, 17. 157.
Jackson, Pres. Andrew, 2. 406, 407; 4.
403 ; 5. 280 ; 6. 396 ; 10. 420 ; 12. 289 ;
17. 379 ; 18. 58, 186, 347 ; 19. 40, 42,
279-281, 281 n., 323; 20. 18. Extract
from a letter of, to Mr. Poinsett, 4. 143,
144. And the United States Bank, 5.
287. Proclamation to the negroes, 6.
244-247. Letter to A. J. Crawford by,
8- 172, 173. On negro soldiers, 10. 464.
Anecdote of, 19. 4!. ' Life of,' cited,
6. 246.
Jackson, Benjamin, 2. 297 n., 298 n.
JACKSON, Hon. CHARLES, LL.D., i. 264 ;
6. 267; 7. 418; 10 75; 19. 146, 178.
Nominated a Resident Member, i. 246.
Elected, i. 249. Accepts membership,
1. 252. Resigns membership, 2. 220,
608 n. Death of, 2. 608 n. Notice of,
2. 608 n.
242
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Jackson, Charles T., M.D., 5. 296; 20.
241. Donations from, 2. 372, 424,
482. The discovery of ether as an an-
sesthetic, 5. 507. Medals and decora-
tions of, deposited with the Society, 18.
241 ; ig. 62.
Jackson, Mrs. Charles T., granted leave
to deposit the medals and decorations
of her late husband, 18. 241. Letter
from, to Mr. Winthrop, 19. 62.
Jackson, Daniel, 19. 239.
Jackson, Sergeant Daniel, 4. 297.
Jackson, David, M.D., n. 95.
Jackson, Mrs. Dorothy, 17. 157 n. Pho-
tograph of, 7. 417.
Jackson. Edward, 4. 42 ; 19. 169, 175, 177,
178. His autograph,- faces 19. 169.
Jackson, Edward, 4 256, 257 ; 7. 417.
Jackson, Lieut. Ephraim, 15. 76.
Jackson, Francis, donations from, 2. 56,
181, 574 ; 4. 330. ' History of Newton '
by, cited, 12. 399; 13. Ill, 112.
Jackson, Francis J., 17. 117, 117 n.
Jackson, George, 19. 239.
Jackson, Hall, M.D., his ' Account of the
Throat Distemper,' i. 21.
Jackson, Col. Henry, 19. 67 n., 72.
Jackson, Rev. Henry, J).D., donation
from, 2. 606.
Jackson, Hon. Henry R., 17. 79.
Jackson, Isaac, 17. 157.
Jackson, J., 3. 228.
Jackson, Gen. James, d. 1806, 6. 123; u.
23; 20.338.
Jackson, James, M.D., 10. 85.
Jackson, James, M.D., LL.D., the elder,
5. 390, 391, 397; 7. 418; 10. 85; 17.
40, 356, 406-409, 447, 464. A member
of the Anthology Club, 2. 388 n. D.r.
Bigelow's tribute to the memory of,
I7. 447-449.
Jackson, John, 1693, 6. 349.
Jackson, John, 1750, 19. 91.
Jackson, John, Portsmouth, 16. 264.
Jackson, Rev. John, D.D., Bishop of Lon-
don, 15. 380 ; 19. 121, 122, 243.
Jackson, John B. S., M.D., 12. 320.
Jackson, Jonathan, i. 347 n.
Jackson, Hon. Jonathan, d. 1810, 4. 381 ;
7 417; 17. 117, 117 n.
Jackson, Joseph, death of, 15. 355.
Jackson, Parson Joseph, 7. 209, 239.
Jackson, Joseph, Son of Libert//, n. 141.
Jackson, Joseph, Son 'of Liberty, 4. 387;
ii. 141 ; 20. 7.
Jackson, Mary, 7. 417.
Jackson, Mary (Mrs. Walker), 14. 150.
Jackson, Mrs. Mary, 14. 151.
Jackson, Major Michael, 3. 277 ; 14. 87,
89; 15. 80, 102, 103, 105, 107, 109, 160.
Jackson, Patrick T., 5. 268 ; 7. 418, 421 ;
16. 391. And cotton manufacture, 5.
262, 263. His conference with Biddle,
5. 287. And the foundation of Lowell,
5 268.
Jackson, "Richard, 13. 222 ; 16. 46.
Jackson, Richard, Portsmouth, 16. 264, 269.
Jackson, Sally, death of, 15. 336.
Jackson, Samuel, marriage of, 14. 151.
Jackson, Rev. Samuel C., D.D., donation
from, 4. 122, 373.
Jackson, Susan (Mrs. Davis), n. 95.
Jackson, Theodore, 15. 336.
Jackson, Thomas, 16. 264.
Jackson, Rev. Thomas, D Z>.,his 'Works/
18. 427.
Jackson, Gen. Thomas Jonathan, 16. 446.
Jackson, William (Bill), 7. 249, 250; n.
393, 395.
Jackson, William, escapes from the In-
dians, 14. 132.
Jackson, William, sentenced by a court-
martial, 16. 361.
Jackson party, 1820, 5. 245.
' Jackson Republican/ newspaper, 19. 281-
284, 323.
'Jackson vs. Phillips/ case of, cited, 13.
299.
Jacksonborough, S.C., meeting of the
Legislature at, 7. 2(58, 264.
Jackson's Regiment, 3. 273; 7. 478.
Jacksonville, ///., 18. 213.
Jacob, , 17. 199, 199 n.
Jacob, Indian, 19. 407.
Jacob, Mrs. Abigail (Field), 14 151.
Jacob, Daniel, marriage of, 14. 151.
Jacob, Hannah (Mrs. Turner), 17. 207.
Jacob, Rev. Henry, 2. 495 ; n. 201, 431 n.,
433 n.; 17. 245, 340. Cited, xi. 431-
433, 440, 455 n.
Jacob, Joseph, killed by Indians, 14. 132.
Jacobo, Dr., 8. 205.
Jacobs, Abigail, death of, 14. 139.
Jacobs, George, the elder, 20. 286, 313,
315-317.
Jacobs, George, the younger, 20. 313.
Jacobs, Major John, 15. 75, 160.
Jacobs, Lieut. Joshua, 15. 75.
Jacobs, Nathaniel, 8. 221.
Jacobs, Elder Whitman, 8. 222.
Jacobsen, Friedrich J , 10. 184.
Jacobson (Maximilian Jacobs?), Capt.,
16. 97.
Jacoms, Joel, an Indian, 10. 403, 404, 406.
Jacopo e Filippo, Fraternita de' Santi,
10. 165.
Jacquelein, La Roche, 3. 385.
Jaffray, George, 16. 264, 269. Death of,
14. 144.
Jaffrey, Mrs. Anne, 17. 96.
Jaffrey, Hon. George, portrait of, by
Smibert, 17. 96.
Jaffrey, Hon. George, the younger, 17. 97.
Portrait of, by Smibert, 17. 96.
Jaffrey, Mrs. Sarah, 17. 96.
Jagoe, Rev. Robert, 17. 256 n.
Jalap, 5. 397.
Jamaica, 3. 77 ; 4. 231 ; 7. 262, 322, 323.
Tracts relating to, i. 147. ' Histoire
de la Jamaique/ i. 217. Ice-trade, 3.
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243
53, 55-58. Slavery iu, 6. 133, 218.
Engraved seal of the Island of, ex-
hibited, 13. 232.
Jamaica, Long Island, disputed land-titles
in, 6. 72 n.
Jamaica Plain, Mass., 3. 209 ; 7. 296 ; 16.
360, 407 ; 18. 284, 285 ; ig. 226.
Jambrin, Mrs. Elizabeth, 14. 152.
Jambrin, John, marriage of, 14. 152.
James I. of England, I. 50, 292; 6. 316,
416 ; 8. 14, 15; 10. 377, 381, 383, 384 ;
ii. 17572.; 12. 342, 343, 461; 14. 382;
15. 19; 16. 41; 17. 169, 306, 361: 18.
86, 90, 91, 116, 444; 19. 121 n.; 20.
282, 283, 311. His Bible, 2. 277.
Coins of his time found on Richmond
Island, 3. 183, 185. Objections of
Roger Williams to the Patent of, 12.
316 et seg.
James II. of England, I. 242 n., 471; 4.
165, 345, 347; 5. 10; 10. 98, 163; n.
203 ; 16. 222 n. ; 12. 119, 410, 420 ; 14.
227; 15. 18, 19, 64 n., 65 n. ; 17. 355;
18. 256, 319; 20. 333. Grant of land
to, 3. 326. ; 6. 63n.-72n. His effigies
on the Great Seal used by Andros,
6. 80, 81. Accession of, proclaimed,
13. 106. Proclamation of, continuing
in office King Charles's officials, 13.
107. His first speech at the Privy
Council, 13. 108. Indictment of, 13.
108, 109.
James, negro, 6. 236.
James, sagamore, 10. 327.
James vs. Lechmere, 3. 189, 190 7?.
James, Dr., his ' Dispensatory/ 5. 389.
James, Mr., schoolmaster, n. 10, 11.
James, A., Halifax, communication from,
ii. 165, 166.
James, Sir John, 17. 94.
James, Philip, 6. 120.
James, Thomas, printer, 7. 130.
James, Rev. Thomas, d. 1678, 16. 137.
James, Rev. Thomas, d. 1696, 17. 248.
James, Mrs. Thomas P., donation from,
13. 236. Vote of thanks to, 13. 236.
James, William, 14. 136.
James River, 6. 226 ; 10. 27, 29 n.
Jameson, David, 3. 260.
Jamestown, R I., Gen. Washington in, 7.
290.
Jamestown, Fa., 10. 24, 25, 29 n.; 17.
123, 349 ; 20. 363. Ruined church at,
6. 26.
Jamestown, frigate, 20. 393.
Jamestown, sloop-of-war, carries provi-
sions to Ireland, 7. 414.
Jamieson, Rev. John, D.D., 13. 73.
Jamieson, Rev. Robert, D.D., 18. 141 n.
Janeway, Rev. Jacob J., D.D., 19. 360.
Janeway, R., printer, 7. 129.
Janssen, Cornelius, 15. 325.
Japan, 3. 112.
Jaquis, Henry, marriage of, 14. 152.
Jaquis, Mrs. Rebecca, 14. 152.
Jarvis, Capt., 15. 335.
Jarvis, Mr., 7. 215, 219, 235.
Jarvis, Mrs., widow of Col. Jarvis, 7. 186.
Jarvis, Charles, M.D., 7. 202, 208, 210,
212, 221, 228, 245, 249.. 201 ; ii. 141 ;
12. 62 ; 19. 255. His character, 7.
179.
Jarvis, Mrs. Charles, 7. 210.
Jarvis, Delia (Mrs. Tudor), i. 429.
JARVIS, Major E. B., nominated a Corre-
sponding' Member, 2. 304. Elected, a.
31)8.
JARVIS, EDWARD, M.D., donations from,
2. 129, 132, 135, 137, 139, 142, 146, 173,
177, 179, 185, 187, 211, 212, 214, 215,
217, 221, 233, 236, 237, 239, 240, 249,
255, 265, 266, 295, 330, 341, 354, 417,
424, 431, 432, 442, 446, 450-452, 454,
459, 462, 471, 474, 480, 486, 493, 498;
3. 32 a.; 9. 357; 10. 21, 206, 320; n.
600. Nominated a Corresponding Mem-
ber, 2. 138. Elected, 2. 141. Letters
from, 2. 146, 177. Accepts member-
ship, 2. 170. Present at meetings of
the Society, 2. 237, 441.
Jarvis, Edward, Son of Liberty, ii. 141.
Jarvis, Francis, donation from, 2. 474.
Jarvis, John, n. 395. Naturalized, 4.
362.
Jarvis, Leonard, 7. 210, 221, 252. Dona-
tion from, i. 60.
Jarvis, Nat., 7. 224.
Jarvis, Robert, n. 394, 395. A refugee
from Boston in 1776, 18. 267.
Jarvis, Samuel, 7. 231, 236 ; 8. 334.
Jasmin, the pott, 10. 357.
Jaux, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Java, 6. 239. Representation of a wed-
ding in, presented to the Society, 3.
126.
Jay, Hon. John, extract from his tribute
to Mr. Motley, 16. 448, 449.
Jay, Hon. John, Domestic Corresponding
Secretary of the New York Historical
Society, 2. 254 n., 256 n. Donations
from, 2. 255; 7-474. Letter from, in
relation to a national name for this
country, 2. 310, 310 n., 311 n. Letter
to, concerning the national name, 2.
315, 317 n. Letter from, concerning
the printing of scientific works by Con-
gress, 2. 336, 337.
JAY, Hon. JOHN, LL D., d. 1829, i. 300,
404; 2. 397, 401 ; 6. 92, 131-133, 181; 7.
287 ; 10. 275 ; 13. 290 ; 14. 230 ; 17. 134,
441 ; 19. 60, 400. Nominated a Corre-
sponding Member, i. 29. Elected, i. 36.
Accepts membership, i. 37. Letter
from, referred to the Publishing Com-
mittee, i. 127. Negotiations in 1783,
4. 375-377. On slavery, 6. 130-132.
Letter from, to Egbert Benson, 6 131.
Letter to, from Alexander Hamilton,
6. 214-216. ' Life of/ by W: Jay, cited,
6.216; 7. 262 n.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
JAY, Hon. WILLIAM, LL.D., 19. 115.
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
i. 489. Elected, i. 493. Accepts mem-
bership, i. 496. His ' Life of John Jay '
cited, 6. 216 ; 7. 262 ».
Jay Collection, 6. 132.
Jeanie, brig, 7. 410.
Jeanne, M., n. 126.
Jebb, John, 15. 238 n.
Jeffers, James, sentenced by a court-
martial, 16. 346.
Jefferson, Peter, 10. 26.
Jefferson, Pres. Thomas, i. 218, 302, 303,
305, 333 n., 383, 406; 2. 16, 23, 23n.,
400, 401 ; 6. 89, 90, 95, 235 ; 8. 105, 300,
320; 10. 178, 342. 397 ; n. 48, 52, 104,
106-108, 352, 487 ; 12. 60, 137 ; 13. 292,
303 ; 14. 45, 61, 105, 107, 193 ; 15. 30,
60-62, 62n.,64, 64 n., 232, 233 n., 393;
16. 121, 151, 317; 17. 335, 366; 18. 2,
383. 401 n., 420; 19. 32, 124, 240, 282,
283 ; 20. 101, 333, 361. A portrait of
Lafayette taken for, presented to the
Society, 2. 16. Presents the desk on
which the Declaration of Independence
was written, to Mr. Coolidge, 2. 210,
210 n. Letters from, read, 2. 381. Let-
ter of, to Baron Humboldt, 14. 167.
Inscription in his handwriting in his
desk, 3. 151, 152. Intimacy with Levi
Lincoln, 3. 193, 194. Declaration of
Independence, 5. 92; 6. 98, 1UO, 101-
103. Letter from, to Levi Lincoln, 5.
183. On slavery, 6. 98-103, 127-130.
Ambassador to France, 6. 126, 129.
Letter from, to Dr. Price, 6. 128, 129.
Letter from, to Dr. Gordon, 6. 220, 221.
Patriotism of, 6. 221, 235. Corresponds
with Maffei, 7. 407. Receives French
immigrants coldly, 7. 331. His ' Notes
on Virginia/ suggested by questions of
Marbois, 7. 263 n. Letter to, 10. 209.
Discreditable reports about, 10. 305.
Not the author of the Ordinance of
1787, 10. 476-480. Medal commemo-
rating the election of, n. 300. Letter
from, to Gideon Granger, 12. 138. Let-
ter from, to Dr. Bigelovv, 17. 423. Ex-
tract from J. T. Morse, Jr.'s ' Life of,'
20. 334. His 'Notes on Virginia,' i.
122 ; 3. 387 ; 6. 101, 102, 127, 128, 130 ;
14. 108. His 'Works' cited, 6. 106,
221. His 'Autobiography/ 6. 130.
Quoted, 10. 182, 376. 'Memoir of
Meriwether Lewis/ by, 13. 43.
Jefferson, ship, extracts from the log of,
i. 91. From a private journal kept on
board, i. 91.
Jeffery, Copt., 12. 423.
Jeffrey, Francis, Lord, 18. 176.
Jeffrey, James, 3. 323 ; 14. 122 n.
Jeffrey, Thomas, his ' American Atlas/
i. 9, 415; 2. 524,525; 7. 476.
Jeffrey (Jeffries), William, 16. 197-200;
20. 64, 65.
Jeffreys, , 17. 173.
Jeffries, Mr., 13. 413.
Jeffries, Benjamin Joy, M.D., 14. 257; 17.
96, 97.
Jeffries, David, Esq., n. 141 ; 17. 96 ; 20.
215, 219.
Jeffries, Mrs. Elizabeth, 17. 96, 97.
Jeffries, George, Lord Chancellor, 4. 165 ;
8. £06 ; 18. 257.
Jeffries, John, 1740, 18. 370, 376.
Jeffries, John, M.D., n. 141 ; 14. 9, 257 ;
15. 184. His reputation, 7. 178. A
refugee from Boston in 1770, 18. 267.
Jeffries, Sarah (Mrs. Jaffrey), 17. 96.
Jeffries, William, see Jeffrey, William.
Jeffries, see Cheevers, David.
Jcffry, James, 15. 157.
Jekyll, John, 12. 415.
Jekyll, Joseph, 12. 415.
Jencks, John, 4. 382.
Jencks, William Scott, 19. 226.
Jenings, Edmund, his ' Candor of Henry
Laurens/ i. 6.
Jenison, Hopestill, 19. 385 n.
Jenison, Nathaniel, see Jennison.
Jenk, , innkeeper, n. 11, 31.
Jenkin, Mary (Mrs. Sutton), 5. 497.
Jenkin, see Heard, Experience.
Jenkin, see Jenkyn.
Jenkins, Capt., 15. 339, 352.
Jenkins, Capt., 17. 210.
Jenkins, Mai/or, Augusta, Ga., 4. 96.
Jenkins, Ann, 14. 128n.
Jenkins, Henry, 13. 03.
Jenkins, John, n 141.
Jenkins, Lieut Jonah, 16. 353.
Jenkins, L., 13. 106.
Jenkins, Robert, 15. 346. Portrait of, by
Smibert, 17. 97.
Jenkins, Capt. Robert, Bd, 17. 97.
Jenkins, Mrs. Robert, 7. 187,224, 226, 250.
Jenkins, Rowland, marriage of, 14. 151.
Jenkins, Stephen, n. 226; 15. 86.
Jenkinson, Charles, see Liverpool, Earl of.
Jenks, Mrs. Betsey (Russell), 10. 106.
Jenks, Judge Daniel, 17. 87.
Jenks, Ebenc-zer, 17. 87.
Jenks, George W., 20. 159 n.
JENKS, Rev. HENRY F., A.M., 18. 406.
Donations from, ii. 500; 12. 157,218.
Letter from, communicated, 15. 264.
Places on deposit with the Society a
model of the old Brattle Street Meet-
ing-house, 16 166. Granted leave to
copy manuscripts, 17. 165. Elected a
Resident Member, 18. 340. Accepts
membership, 18. 352. Speaks of an
error in the Proceedings relative to
the Brattle Street Church, 19. 75. Of
committee to publish the ' Trumbull
Papers/ 19. 251. Exhibits a ballad on
the execution of the slaves Mark and
Phillis, 20. 157. Of a committee to
publish the ' Washington Letters/ 20.
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245
Jenks, Joanna (Mrs. Scott), 17. 86.
Jenks, Goo. Joseph, 17. 85-87.
Jenks, Joseph, hammersmith, 17. 86.
Jenks, Mrs. Mary (Haynes), 10. 106; 17.
87.
Jenks, Nathaniel, 17. 87.
Jenks, Samuel, donation from, i. 201.
Jenks, Capt. Samuel, 10 106.
Jenks, Samuel H., letter received from,
x. 252. Vote of thanks to, i. 252.
Jenks, Hon. William, 17. 87.
Jenks, J7;-s. William, 5. 427 n.
JENKS, Rev. WILLIAM, D.D., i. 337, 345,
317, 348, 350, 369, 371, 374-376, 378,
380, 384-386, 392, 395, 396, 407, 408,
413, 417, 418, 424, 427, 433, 435, 436,
445, 446, 448, 450, 451, 456, 494, 497,
499, 504; 3. 98; 8. 231; 9. 216, 461;
12.218; is-3,220; 17.85; 18 244. His
death, i. xliii ; g xvi, 369; 10. 3. Pre-
sents copies of his ' Eulogy on President
Me; Keen ' and his ' Freemason Sermon,'
i. 201. Gives a copy of his 'Mission-
ary Sermon/ i. 219. Nominated a
Resident Member, i. 335. Elected, x.
336. Books received from, in lieu of
admission fees, i. 340. Of committee
on binding pamphlets, i. 342, 352, 450.
Of committee on the Circular Letter,
i. 342. Elected Librarian, i. 350, 374,
380, 387, 398, 409, 418, 427, 445, 452.
Librarian, i. 373, 374, 380, 386, 396,
399, 410 n., 424, 425, 445. Of Publica-
tion Committee, i. 352. Of committee
to report the number of volumes of
Collections on hand, i. 372, 374. Of
committee to select maps to be bound,
i. 375. Of committee on printing the
early records of the Colony, i. 385.
Authorized to sell copies of Hubbard's
' History/ 1. 388. To deposit Collections
in some safe place, i. 388. To arrange
an exchange of Collections, i. 393, 396.
To send Collections to Pennsylvania
Historical Society, i. 408. Of com-
mittee on deficient volumes of the Col-
lections, i. 409, 410. To have the
Speaker's desk placed in the Society's
room, i. 414. To grant facilities to
the North-Eastern Boundary Commis-
sioners, i. 414, 415. To receipt for the
Winslow portraits, i. 414. To loan the
portrait of Gov. Hutchinson, i. 417.
To keep an accessions book, i. 426.
Suggests the employment of an as-
sistant in the Library, i. 428. Com-
municates list of donations, i. 434. To
lend books to Mr. Peirce, i. 434. To
get books returned from I. Thorn is, i
438, 447. Proposes an exchange of
books, i. 447, 449. Of committee to
settle ownership of ' Bibliotheca Ameri-
cana/ i. 447, 449. Of committee on
reprinting a volume of Collections, i.
449. To have manuscripts and pamph-
lets bound, i. 450. Of committee on
exchange with the Athenasum, i. 452.
Resigns the office of Librarian, i. 453.
One of the twenty-six members in the
heliotype frontispiece, 2. vii ; 3. 32 a.
Present at meetings of the Society, 2.
15, 25, 31, 35, 47, 56, 60, 62, 65, 72, 83,
92, 96, 112, 115, 123, 125, 129, 142-144,
147, 149, 172, 176-178, 182, 185, 192,
215, 218-220, 223, 235-238, 241, 245,
251, 253, 256, 259, 262, 286, 287, 294,
298, 303, 307, 309, 314, 320, 335. 346,
350, 362, 363, 370, 372, 376, 382, 383,
385, 389, 413, 417, 419, 424, 426, 430-
432, 434, 441, 443, 445, 450, 451, 454,
457, 468, 470, 475, 477-479, 481, 486,
489, 490, 493, 495, 498, 499, 503, 507,
513, 525, 529, 533, 534, 536, 542, 548,
554, 559, 571, 573, 581, 583, 593, 596,
599, 606, 607. Correspondence with
the Antiquarian Society, 2. 24. Per-
mission granted to take certain vol-
umes from the Library, 2. 47. Ap-
pointed to prepare a history of the
Society, 2. 63. His account of the
Society, 2. 63, 93. To prepare a me-
moir of Rev. Dr. Holmes, 2. 84, 84 n.
Donation from, 2. 93 ; 4. 365 To
take additional volumes from the Li-
brary, 2. 143. Communication from,
2. 147. Of committee on memoirs of
deceased members, 2. 115. Prepares a
memoir of Hon. T. L. Winthrop, 2.
191 n., 228, 228 n. Subject of lecture
given by, 2. 226 n. Communicates an
account of the family of 'Jenks, of
Lynn/ 2. 293. Calls attention to an
inscription on a rock in the island of
Monhegan, 2. 309. Calls attention to
a paper communicated to him, by
Major Shaw, 2. 309. To act with the
New York Historical Society, accord-
ing to their request, 2. 350. To pre-
pare a memoir of Rev. Dr. Codman,
2. 378, 379, 379 n. Of Publishing Com-
mittee, to prepare Vol. I. of the fourth
series, 2. 380, 484. Reads a paper of a
philological character, 2. 467. Reads
a letter from the Rev. Samuel Dan-
forth, bearing date of 1720, 2. 486.-
Report from the Publishing Commit-
tee, 2. 489. To receive a copy of Vol.
I. of the fourth series, 2. 491. Of com-
mittee to consider the letter of Prof.
C. C. Rafn, 2. 500, 504, 504n.-506«.
Vote of thanks to, 4. 145. Classmate
of D. A. White, 5. 178 ; 6. 271. To
prepare a memoir of Rev. C: Lowell,
5. 147. Communication concerning
Montcalm, 3. 98. Communicates a
paper relating to Sieur D'Aulnay, 3.
251. Signs a memorial remonstrating
against a petition of the Historic,
Genealogical Society for a change of
its corporate name, 3. 266-270. Prayer
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
JENKS, Rev. WILLIAM, D.D. (continued).
offered by, at the occasion of the Dowse
Commemoration, 3. 855. Letters from,
to Mr. Charles Deane, 7. 406, 407. On
the present Chinese dynasty, 7. 103. An-
nouncement of the death of, g. 369 ; 10.
3. Resolution adopted by the Society,
9. 372. Remarks of Rev. Dr. Robbins,
9. 372. Rev. Dr. Blagden appointed
to prepare a memoir of, 9. 374. ' Me-
moir of,' 10. 105-112. Bust of, pre-
sented, 12. 157. Letter of, to Dr. John
Eliot, 17. 86-88. His ' Account of the
Massachusetts Historical Society,' i.ix;
2. 63 n., 93 ; 3. 137, 167. His ' Memoir
of Hon. T. L. Winthrop,' 2. 191 n.,
228, 228 n. Edits the ' Comprehensive
Commentary,' 2. 277. ' Memoir of Dr.
Lowell and Dr. Codman,' 5. 410-440.
His ' Memoir of Dr. Holmes ' ci ed, 17.
189 «,
Jenkyn, Abigaile (Mrs. Taylor), 5. 497,
498.
Jenkyn, Anne (Mrs. Clark), 5. 497, 498.
Jenkyn, Elizabeth (Mrs. Cawton), 5-497,
498.
Jenkyn, Ezekiel, 5. 497, 498.
Jenkyn, John, 5. 497, 498.
Jenkyn, Rev. William, Sudbury, 5. 497,
498.
Jenkyn, Rev. William, son of William of
Sudbury, of Christ's Church, London, 5.
497.
JENNER, EDWARD, M.D., 17. 395 ; 18.
133 n. Nominated a Corresponding
Member, i. 224. Elected, i. 228. 'Me-
moir of,' i. 191.
Jenner, Ca.pt. Thomas, 13. 409.
Jenner, Rev. Thomas, 16. 203 n.
' Jennerian Society, Account of the First
Festival of/ i. 191.
Jenness, John Scribner, his ' Isles of
Shoals' cited, 14. 376 n., B. c. His
' Original Documents of New Hamp-
shire ' cited, 14. 369, 370 n., 371 n., 374 n.,
375 n. ; 16. 259 n. ; 20. 82 n.
Jennings, Edmund, 5. 89 ; 13. 300 n.
Jennings, Levi, 20. 8.
Jennison, Nathaniel, 17. 158.
Jennison, Nathaniel, vs. Caldwells (Seth
and John), 3. 191-203; 13. 296. In-
dictment of, 13. 295. Case of Com-
monwealth vs., 13. 293-299.
Jennison, Samuel, Worcester, extract
from his obituary notice of Hon.
Joseph Allen, i. 412. Decease of, 5. 41.
Jennison, Dr. Samuel, his ' Topographi-
cal Description of Thomaston,' i. 75.
Jennison, Dr. Timothy Lindall, donations
from, i. 37, 112, 122; 2.23.
Jennison, William, 15. 77.
Jennys, Richard, Jr., g. 210; 12. 324.
Jenyns, Soame, n. 261.
Jeorku, Dr., 7. 180.
Jepson, Margaret, 3. 181.
Jernin, Sir Ambrose, 5. 498.
Jernin, Bridget (Mrs. Crane), 5. 498.
Jernin, Sir Thomas, 5. 408.
Jerome, St., see Hieronymus.
Jersey City, 4. 100.
Jerseys, 6. 72 n., 138.
Jerusalem, 3. 207, 212.
Jerusalem, Order of, see Order, etc.
Jesse, Rev. Henry, 17. 245, 245 n., 246.
Jesuit Relations, 3. 33 ; 19. 328.
Jesuits, 3. 33; 7. 340; n. 349. Expul-
sion of, from France, 15. 31 n.
Jesus, 6. 264. ' Trial of.' by Dupin, 2.
567.
' Jeune Eugenie,' 2. 151.
Jewell, John, Bishop of Salisbury, xi.
408 n. ; 12. 383.
Jewell, ship, 5. 94.
Jewett, Col., 3. 13.
Jewett, Prof. C. C., and Mr. George
Livermore, 10. 450. His death, 10. 143.
Jewett, Rev. George B., 18. 3 ; 19 264.
Jewett, Isaac Appleton, 5. 252.
Jewett, Rev. Jedediah, 16. 6.
Jewett, John R., d. 1821, quoted, 7. 446.
Jewett, Llewellynn, F.S.A., his 'History
of Plymouth ' cited, 14. 360 n.
Jewett, Nehemiah, 20. 287, 315, 317. Let-
ter from, to Stephen Sewall, 20. 313,
314.
Jewish Law, 3. 197.
Jews, 6. 248, 478. In Massachusetts, 4.
848.
Jingko tree, 17. 460.
' Jingler,' 17 390,391.
Joanna, Queen of Castile, 16. 322.
Joats, Mr., 19. 217.
Job, 17. 459.
Jobe, Mr., 14. 365.
Jocelyn, 3. 184.
Johannot, Peter, see Johonnot.
John, King of England, n. 415; 17. 305.
John XI., Pope, ii. 425 n.
John XIII., Pope, n. 424.
John XXII., Pope, 5. 235.
John XXIII., Pope, 20. 382.
John the Baptist and St. Francis, com-
pared, n. 417.
John the Evangelist, anecdote of, n. 211.
John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster, 17. 306;
20. 160.
John of Leyden, n. 211.
John, Sagamore, 10. 327.
John D'Albret, King of Navarre, n. 415.
John Frederic, Elector of Saxony, 20. 381.
John, vessel, 3. 228.
Johnes, David, 17. 144.
Jolmnet, Major Gabriel, 15. 85, 111, 113,
117, 125, 128, 134, 135, 137, 141. 142,
146, 156, 160.
Johns Hopkins University, 16. 317 ; 18.
340.
Johnson, , prediction of, 8. 225.
Johnson, Capt., 17. 214-216.
Johnson, Lieut., 15 95 ; 16. 156.
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247
I
Johnson, Lieut. John, killed by Indians,
14. 148.
Johnson, John, negro, 6. 241.
Johnson, John, Portsmouth, 16 264, 274.
Johnson, John, Roxburi/, 17. 140, 140 n.
Johnson, Sir John, 20. 89. His ' General
Order Book,' 20. 88, 91.
Johnson, John B., i. 45 n.
142- 17. 124, 128; 18. 249. Gone to Johnson, Chief John Smoke, Indian, 19.
New England, 5. 93, 94. Her life in ' 242.
Johnson, Jonah, 4. 26.
Johnson, Lieut. Jonas, 15. 86.
Johnson, Jonathan, 14. 137.
Johnson, Mrs., York, 14. 129.
Johnson, Seryt., 16. 108.
Johnson, Abraham, 18. 251.
Johnson, Pres. Andrew, 10. 313; 16. 26,
32, 449, 450. Resolution of sympathy
with, and confidence in, 8. 257.
Johnson, Lady Arbella, 5. 85, 86 ; 6. 33 ;
10 379 ; 13. 133, 330 ; 14. 303 ; 16.
America, 6. 4.
Johnson, Arthur, aged 106, 8. 436.
Johnson, Afrs. Becky T., n. 255, 257.
Johnson, Benjamin, 16. 275.
Johnson. Benjamin P., donations from, 4.
51, 146, 373, 384, 391, 424, 437 ; 5. 48, 72,
96, 104, 172, 196, 218, 223, 227, 309, 319,
373, 440 ; 6. 23, 82, 331, 470 ; 7. 1, 115,
140, 168, 298, 303, 338, 373, 376, 474 ;
8. 1, 76, 88, 171, 201,274, 431,466, 480;
9. 1, 66, 81, 177, 227, 347, 357, 368, 436,
463, 467; 10. 2, 40, 86, 93, 105, 117,
144, 311, 320, 331, 336, 368, 469, 484.
Johnson, Miss E. B., her volume on the
original portraits of Washington, 19.
249.
Johnson, Eben, 17. 158, 159.
Johnson, Capt. Edward, 13. 397; 14. 372.
W. F. Poole's edition of his ' Wonder-
working Providence, 10. 92. Poetry
of, noticed, 15. 394, 395. Mr. Deane's
remarks on the fraudulent edition of
his ' Wonder-working Providence,' 18.
432-435. The spurious edition of his
Johnson, Joseph, 8. 398.
Johnson, Mrs. Laura ( Winthrop) Tem-
pleton, gift from, 18. 66.
Johnson, Lorenzo D., donation from, 2.
371.
Johnson, Louisa Catherine (Mrs. J. Q.
Adams), 2. 402.
Johnson, Lucy (Mrs. Walker), 13. 397.
Johnson, Marmaduke, 13. 307 n. Re-
marks on, by Hev. Lucius R. Paige, 20.
265-268. Order of the General Court
respecting, 20. 266. Letter to, from
his brother, 20. 267, 268.
Johnson, Maurice, 18. 251.
Johnson, R. G., donation from, 2. 428.
Johnson, Rebecca, 20. 313, 314.
Johnson, Rebecca (Mrs. Garfield), 19. 86.
Inscription on the gravestone of, 19.
87.
Johnson, Hon. Reverdy, 16. 114.
Johnson, Robert, 8. 11, 20, 25.
'Wonder-working Providence' re-
ferred to by Pres. Stiles, 19. 128. His
' Wonder-working Providence,' I. 138 ; I Johnson, Samuel, 1686, 12. 108.
6. 74 ; 14. 249 ; 16. 200, 202 n. Quoted, ! Johnson, Samuel, 1882, 19. 357.
Johnson, Archdeacon Robert, 18. 250, 251.
Johnson. Sir Robert, 5. 497.
10. 42.
Johnson, Elizabeth, 20. 289 n., 294, 294 n.,
313,314.
Johnson, Rev. Ezechiel, 18. 251.
Johnson, Fr. S., letter to, from Christo-
pher Gadsden, 6. 133.
Johnson, Francis, 20. 294??., 313, 314.
Johnson, Rev. Francis, 17. 340. His
'Christian Plea,' i. 340.
Johnson, Chief George, Indian, 19. 243.
Johnson, Col. Guy, 7. 234 ; 19. 403, 418.
Johnson, Henry, letter from B. Swartz
to, 8. 202-211.
Johnson, Hon. Henry, 19. 24.
Johnson, Isaac, 13. 372; 17. 158, 159.
Johnson, Isaac, the emigrant, and the hus-
band of Lad i/ Arbella, 6. 33 ; 10. 327,
379; xi. 181 ; 13. 330; 16. 142; 17. 124,
128 ; 18. 249, 251 ; 20. 98. Signer of
the 'Agreement at Cambridge,' 4. 155;
7. 343 ; ii. 181 n. ' Gone to New Eng-
land,' 5. 93, 94 ; 6. 4.
Johnson, James, 10. 457 ; 13. 372.
Johnson, Joanna (Mrs. Kase), 14. 150.
Johnson, John, 1709, 20. 286, 313, 314.
Johnson, John, donation from, 10. 40.
Johnson, John, Jr., 19. 325 n.
Johnson, Samuel, Emmanuel College, 1620,
20. 23.
Johnson, Lieut. Samuel, 15. 79 n.
Johnson, Samuel, LL.D., i. 177 ; 3. 367 ;
6. 26; 8. 413; 12. 391, 392, 441; 13.
247 ; 16. 120, 145; 17. 345; 18. 170, 173,
326 ; 19. 376. His ' Lives of the Poets,'
i. 360.
Johnson, Rev. Samuel, D.D., 'Life and
Correspondence of,' by Dr. Beardsley,
presented, 13. 236.
Johnson, Mrs. Susanna, narrative of her
captivity among the Indians, i. 112.
Johnson, Thomas, 8. 13, 22, 26.
Johnson, Thomas, killed by Indians, 14.
129.
Johnson, Thomas, letter from, to his
brother, Marmaduke Johnson, 20. 267,
268.
Johnson, Thomas, engraver, 6. 33, 37 ; 9.
213,214; 12.324; 17. 2.
Johnson, Thomas, herbalist, 5. 395. His
edition of Gerard's ' Herball,' 5. 386.
Johnson, Thomas, Man/land, 14. 268,282;
19. 393 n. Nominates Washington as
Commander-in-chief, 4. 74.
Johnson, Thomas, Salem, 5. 358.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Johnson, Lieut. Timothy, 15. 79 n.
Johnson, William, d. 1848, 10. 184.
Johnson, William, 1806, 12. 41.
Johnson, William, 1728, 17. 338.
JOHNSON, WILLIAM, nominated a Corre-
sponding Member, i. 169. Elected, i.
172.
Johnson, Judge William, LL.D., d. 1834,
on negro soldiers, 6. 232, 233.
Johnson, Sir William, 19. 243, 403, 404 ;
20. 54.
Johnson, Lieut-Gen. William A., 18. 251.
Johnson, Mrs. William A., 18. 251.
Johnson, Dr. William Otis, donation
from, 3. 42.
Johnson, William Samuel, LL.D., 10.
159. Letters of, during a residence in
England, i.85?i.; 2. 229 n. Dr. Beards-
ley's ' Life of/ i. 85 n. • 15. 229.
Johnson Family, pedigree of, 13. 330.
Dr. R. Ellis's visit to the home of, in
England, 18. 249-251.
Johnson Hall, 6. 33.
Johnson School, 6. 33.
Johnston, Major, 15. 160.
Johnston, George, letter to John Home,
2. 416.
Johnston, Henry P., granted leave to copy
manuscripts, 17. 78.
Johnston, Gen. James, n. 257.
Johnston, John, 20. 325.
Johnston, John, LL.D., his ' History of
Bristol, Bremen, and Peraaquid ' cited,
2. 546 n.
Johnston, Hon. Josiah S., 19. 52, 52 n.
Johnston, Philip, 14. 86.
Johnstone, Gov. George, 16. 159, 161.
His speeches in Parliament, 5. 242.
Johnstone, R. I., aids Boston, 1774, 4. 224.
Johnstown, N. Y., 2. 4; 19. 419.
Johonnot, Mr., a refugee, 19. 216.
Johonnot, Mrs. (Cooper), 8. 327.
Johonnot, Andrew, 4. 353 n., 354: u.
141.
Johonnot, Daniel, 4. 353, 353 n. ; 17. 217.
Facsimile of signature, 4. 350.
Johonnot, Francis, 4. 353 n.; 8. 362; xx.
141 ; 13. 62.
Johonnot, Gabriel, 8. 343; n. 141.
Johonnot, Mrs. Judith, death of, 15. 346.
Johonnot, Mary Ann, 4. 353 n.
Johonnot (Johonet), Peter, n. 392, 395;
14. 258, 260. A refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 267.
Johonnot, Samuel Cooper, i. 5 ; 19. 157,
157 n.
Johonnot, Zechariah, 4. 354.
Johonnot, Zechary, Esq., 4. 353 n. ; n.
141.
Joinville, Prince de, xx. 321.
Joliet, Louis, donation of Marquette's
and Joliet's ' Voyage of Discovery,' 2.
326, 320 n.
Jolly, William, Portland, naturalized, 4.
JOMARD, M. EDME FRANCOIS, 4. 234; 12.
443; 16. 383. Donation from, 2. 181,
349, 432. Elected an Honorary Mem-
ber, 4. 258. Sketch of, 4. 232, 233.
Death of, 6. xii n., 333 ; 7. 11. Remarks
on, by Hon. R. C. Winthrop, 6. 333.
Donation from his family, 6. 361. Vote
of thanks to his family, 6. 362. Photo-
graph of, presented, 7. 168. His ' Mo-
numents de la Geographic,' 14. 387.
Jonah, Jacob, sells himself to life service,
14. 329, 330.
Jonathan, Dr., 8. 211.
Jonathan, ship, 14. 359, 360, 362, 363, 366,
367, 382.
'Jonathan Bull and Mary Bull,' presented
to the Society, 3. 281.
Jones, , 15. 234.
Jones, , 13. 293.
Jones, , 20. 150 n.
Jones, Capt., of the 'Mayflower,' 10. 385 n.
Jones, Col., Weston, 8. 356. Death of, 7.
236.
Jones, Deacon, n. 141 ; 15. 138.
Jones, Lieut.-Col., 14. 87.
Jones, Mr. and Miss, donation from, 2. 19,
20.
Jones, Mrs., a refugee, 18. 267.
Jones, Sister , death of, 14. 141.
Jones, A. D., donation from, 2. 536.
Jones, Dr. Belly (?), 7-210.
Jones, Coffin, 3. 301.
Jones, David. 15. 86 n.
Jones, Edward, 8. 315.
Jones, Edward, donation from, 2. 476.
Jones, Edward, donations from his heirs,
2. 19, 20, 23.
Jones, Elizabeth (Mrs. Messervy), 14.
151.
Jones, Elnathan (Bellows, Cordis, fy Jones),
ii. 308.
Jones, Ephraim, 17. 159.
Jones, George, 16. 266, 268.
Jones, Ichabod, 13. 200 ; 20. 141.
Jones, J. Greene, donation from, n. 500.
Jones, J. William, D.D., 16. 316.
Jones, Capt. John, 12. 195; 15. 83. «
Jones, John, H.C. 1643, 4. 444; 8. 11,
20, 25.
Jones, John, H.C. 1690, 8. 28.
Jones, John, Massachusetts, 14. 330.
Jones, John, New Hampshire, death of,
14. 131.
Jones, John Coffin, 3. 301, 304 ; 19 255.
Jones, John Paul, 3. 208, 215; 8 77 ; 12.
230, 276 ; 17. 50. Medal in honor of,
ii. 299. Letters of, 12. 277-279.
JONES, JOHN WINTER, F.S.A., 10. 330 ;
19. 285. Elected Corresponding Mem-
ber, 10. 94, 146. Accepts membership,
10. 315. His death, 19. xx. His death
noticed by the President, 19. 4.
Jones, Joseph, letter from James Madi-
son, 6. 221, 222.
Jones, Joseph, Massachusetts, 14. 110.
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249
Jones, Joseph, New Hampshire, marriage
of, 14. 152.
Jones, Mary, 14. 152.
Jones, Mary, killed by Indians, 14. 130.
Jones, Mary, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 267.
Jones, Mrs. Mary Ann, 16. 390.
Jones, Rev. N. W., donation from, 10.
134.
Jones, Pomroy, his ' Annals of Oneida
County' cited, 19. 409 n.
Jones, Samuel (?), 19. 255.
Jones, Sarah, 17. 92. Warrant for the
arrest of, 17. 93.
Jones, Silas, donation from, i. 60.
Jones, Stephen, 16. 265.
Jones, Stephen, naturalized, 4. 363.
Jones, Judge Thomas, 17. 81.
Jones, Thomas Kilby, i. 192 n.; 17. 217,
402. Donation from, i. 82, 103.
Jones, Thomas Martin, 17. 402.
Jones, ^en. Valentine, 7. 205 ; 14. 99 n.
Letter of, written after the battle of
Bunker Hill, 14. 91.
Jones, William, 13. 233.
Jones, Attorney- General, Sir William, 4.
160; 14. 374 n.
Jones, William, Bristol, at the Conven-
tion in Massachusetts in 1788, 3. 298.
Jones, William, printer, 12. 449.
JONES, Sir WILLIAM, 10. 188; n. 301,
302 n. ; 20. 155. Nominated a Corre-
sponding Member, i. 78. Elected, i.
81. Vote respecting letter to be written
to, i. 80. Report of committee to se-
lect books to be sent to, i. 83. Three
volumes of the Collections voted to, 2.
68 n.
Jones, William, Son of Liberty, n. 141.
Jonson, Ben, i. 139.
Jonson, Erik, 8. 180.
Jordan, John, Jr., 12. 57 ; 14. 329. Letter
from, to E. Washburn, 7. 157, 158.
Letter to, from Hon. E. Washburn, 7.
159.
Jordan, Rev. Robert, 3. 184.
Jortin, Ren. John, 16. 138.
Jose, Richard, death of, 14. 146.
Joselyn, Henry, 14. 370 n., 372 n., 376 n.
Joselyn, John, 14. 364 n.
Joseph II. of Austria, 15. 47.
Josephine of France, 16. 128.
Josiah, grandson of (Jncas, 10. 17, 18.
Josselyn, John, 20. 87. His ' New Eng-
land's Rarities,' i. 202; 5. 392, 393.
His ' Voyages to New England ' cited,
16. 199 ; 20. 67 n., 87 n.
Josselyn family, Massachusetts, 19. 317.
Jossey, Alexander, 12. 118.
'Journal del'Instruction Publique,' dona-
tion from publishers of, 7. 168, 279.
'Journal de Paris,' i. 137.
Journal of an expedition from New Lon-
don to Woodstock, 1699, 9. 473.
'Journal of Education,' 20. 240.
'Journal of Education,' Canada, donation
from publishers of, 7. 153.
Journelle, M., donation from, i. 146.
Jowles, Mr., 16. 277.
Joy, (Stevens $• Joy), n. 308.
Joy, Mr., 16. 304.
Joy, Benjamin, 8. 226.
Joy, Charles H., 19. 357.
Joy, John, n. 393, 395; 12. 61. A refu-
gee from Boston in 1776, 18. 267.
JOY, MICHAEL, nominated a Correspond-
ing Member, i. 255. Elected, i. 258 ;
8. 223 n. Accepts membership, i. 269.
Letter of, to Jonathan Homer, 8. 223-
225.
Joy, Tabitha (Mrs. Jenkins), 14. 151.
Joy, Thomas, 3. 339-341.
Joy Street, 6. 32.
Joyliffe, John, 12. 107, 108 ; 16. 107 ; 17.
62, 53.
Jubinal, Achille, donation from, 2. 573.
Judd, Mrs. Apphia (Hall), 18. 188.
Judd, Mrs. Hannah, 18. 184.
Judd, Hophni, 18. 185.
Judd, Rev. Jonathan, d. 1803, 5. 42.
Judd, Sylvester, son of Jonathan, father
of Sylvester, 5-42; 18. 184.
JUDD, SYLVESTER, b. 1789, d. 1860, his
death, i. xliv ; 5. ix, 41, 187 ; 18 188.
Receives permission to use the Library,
2. 185. Nominated a Resident Mem-
ber, 2. 384. Elected, 2. 387. Accepts
membership, 2. 415. Present at meet-
ings of the Society, 2. 539, 542. Sketch
of, 5. 42-44. Memoir of, by Mr. Charles
Deane, 18. 184-188. Birth and ances-
try, 18. 184. Education, 18. 184, 185.
Engages in business, 18. 185. His ' His-
torical and Antiquarian Studies,' 18.
186, 187. Marriage, 18. 188. His ' His-
tory of Hadley' cited, 17. 148 n. ; 18.
187, 188; 19. 397 n. Edits the ' Hamp-
shire Gazette,' 18. 186.
Judd, Rev. Sylvester, d. 1853, 5. 43; 18.
. 188.
Judd, Thomas, ancestor of the American
Judds, d. 1688, 5. 42 ; 18. 184, 187.
Jude, Harry, an Indian, 20 825.
Jude, Jeremy, an Indian, 20. 326.
Judex, Matthew, n. 459 n.
Judges' tenure of office, 8. 305.
Judkins, Miss E. M., donation from, 6.
414 ; 7. 24. Vote of thanks to, 6. 415.
Judson, Mr., n. 19.
Juet, Robert, 18. 91 n.
Jugge, R., 15. 305.
Jugurthine war, 6. 279.
Jukes, Francis, 6. 38.
Julian, the Emperor, 3. 384.
Julius II., Pope, n. 415, 420, 425; 20.
372.
Julius, Dr. Nicholaus Heinrich, 2. 21,
70??.; 18. 176. Letter proposing an
exchange of publications with the
Koyal Library in Berlin, 2. 21, 22.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
The exchange to be effected, 2. 22. A
complete set of the Collections for-
warded to him, 2. 28.
Jumonville, Coulon de,3- 230. His grave,
3- 234.
June, J., 14. 169.
Junia, 3. 306.
Junipero, Father, n. 349.
Junius, 6. 420. Quoted, xi. 5. Author-
ship of, 12. 214.
Junius, Francis, n. 433 n. ; 20. 95.
Juno, vessel, 3 228.
Junon, frigate, 5. 360.
Jurdet, 3/228.
Juries, Oliver Cromwell on, 5. 314, 315.
' Jurist/ 19. 340.
Jussieu, Antoine Laurent, 17. 409.
Justin, historian, 18. 421.
Justin, martyr, 18. 143 n. His 'Opera/
18. 426.
Juvenal, 3. 384.
Juxon, William, Archbishop of Canterbury,
7. 344, 345.
K.
Kaffa, 3. 264.
Kahler, Jeremiah Joakitn, Boston, nat-
uralized, 4. 362.
Kahondawiska, Indian name for G. W.
Kirkland, 19. 414 n.
Kalaneo, Indian name for S. Kirkland,
Jr., 19. 414n.
Kalb, Baron Johann von, 4. 287 ; 18. 287.
Kalisch, M., 18. 142 M.
Kalm, Peter, 17. 410.
Kampbell, Mr., 6. 349.
Kanawha, W. Va., 17. 178, 179, 185.
Kanawha River, 10. 452 ; 17. 193 n.
Kane, Hon. Elias K., 19. 52, 52 n.
Kane, Elisha, 19. 400.
Kane, Elisha Kent, M.D., n. 359, 860..
His death, 3. 152, 153. Remarks by
Rev. Dr. Frothingham on, 3. 152-154.
Letter from his father to the President,
3. 156, 157.
Kane, Judge J. K., 4. 95. Letter to the
President, 3. 156, 157.
Kankamagus, Indian, 17. 353.
Kant, Immanuel, 3. 384; 18. 232; 20.
379.
Karlsefne, Thorfinn, 18. 21.
Karnardji, treaty of, 15. 31 n.
Karr, , 17. 186 n.
Kase, Mrs. Joanna, 14. 150.
Kase, John, marriage of, 14. 150.
Kashurakeny, Indian, 18. 116.
Kaskaskia, III., 17. 187.
Kast, Dr. Philip Godfrey, 7. 178. Kis
character, 7. 180.
Katahdin, Mt., 17. 207.
Katherine of Aragon, i. 103.
Kaye, John W., his ' Christianity in In-
dia ' cited, 17. 149 n.
Keaise, Samuel, 16. 264, 269.
Kearsly, G., 3. 188, 139.
Keating, Jeoft'rey, 10. 103. His 'History
of Ireland/ 3. 130.
Keats, John, 19. 205, 308.
Keayne, Copt. Robert, 3. 337 ; 6 349; 10-
100; 14. 300; 16. 203 //. His manuscript
notes of J: Cotton's sermons, 7. 417.
Keckermann's ' Systema Logicae/ Pres.
Mather's copy, 10. 408.
Kedington, Eng., 10. 375.
Keeler, Capt., 12. 423.
Keen, Prof Gregory B., 19. 241 ; 20. 101.
His map of New Sweden, 20. 157.
Keene, N. H., 6. 327.
Keep, Lieut. Caleb, 15. 78 n.
Keep, Lieut. Jabez, 15. 76, 76 n.
Keffler, Dr., 16. 238.
Keifer, Hon. J. Warren, 19. 359.
Keil, Carl Friedrich, 18. 141 n.
Keim, Mr., 17. 240.
Kein, Capt., 6. 349.
Keith, George, his paper against the
slave-trade, 6. 119, 120.
Keith, Israel, 19. 153-157, 159-161, 165.
Keith, Rev. James, his sermon at Bridge-
water, i. 11.
Keith, Omen S., 8. 61.'
Keith, Simeon, 13. 372.
Keith, Sir William, i. 21.
Keith, William H., donations from, II.
135, 252, 500.
Keknawitt, Pequot Indian, 16, 402.
Kelder, Mr., donation from, i. 100.
Kelham, Mr., an attorney, 19. 216.
Kelley, Mr., 16. 140.
Kelley, Nathan, naturalized, 4. 363.
Kellock, Lieut. Royal, 15. 76.
Kellogg, Charles D., donation from, 4.
146.
Kellogg, Hon. E. H., donation from, n.
500.
Kellogg, Rev. Elijah, his vocabulary of
words in the Quoddy Indian language,
i. 446.
Kellogg, Lieut. Moses, 15. 75.
Kellogg family, Deer field, u. 313.
Kellond, Thomas, 3/62.
Kelly, , 17. 186 n.
Kelly, , ferryman, u. 31.
Kelly, Sir Fitzroy, 19. 121.
Kelly, John, bullet extracted from, given,
7. 101.
Kelly, John, sentenced by a court-mar-
tial, 15. 157 ; 16. 346.
Kelly, Hon. John, 8. 41.
Kelly, Hon. William D., donation from,
9. 357.
Kelsale, Co/., 3. 225.
Kelson, Capt. Samuel, 15. 81, 81 n.
Kelton, Mr., 7. 220.
Kemball, Henry, 6. 339.
Kemble, Mrs. Fanny, 13. 257.
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251
Kemble, Peter, 14. 237.
Kemble, Major Stephen, 16. 71.
Kemp, Rev. John, D.D., 19. 394, 395.
Kemp, N. P., donation from, 4. 196, 226.
Kemp's Landing, action of Lord Dun-
more at, 6 189.
Kempton, dipt. Thomas, 15 78 n., 79.
Kenawha lands, 3. 91.
Kenawha River, 3. 91.
Kench, Thomas, letters addressed to the
Massachusetts General Court, 6. 207-
209.
Kendall, Hon. Amos, 13 306.
Kendall, Charles S., gift from, 20. 45.
Vote of thanks to, 20. 45.
Kendall, John E., 20. 45.
Kendall, Rev. Samuel, 17. 388.
Kendall, Rev. Samuel, D D., his funeral
• sermon on S. Dexter, i. 218.
Kendrick, Capt. John, n. 299, 354; 12. 41.
Kenmoth, 6. 260.
Kennard, M. P., his statement respecting
the collection of autographs left by Mr.
Israel K. Tefft, 9. 5.
Kennebec Company, 5. 237, 239, 241 ; 16.
179. See Plymouth Land Company.
Kennebec River, 3. 34 ; 4. 375. Lands
on, 3. 149 ; 7. 369 ; 10. 103. Trading-
house on, 3. 252-256 : 9. 27.
Kennebecasees River, N. B., 17 209.
Kennebeck, n. 217. Indian catechumens
a-, n. 154.
' Kennebeck Intelligencer,' 12. 179.
Kennebunk, Me., 2 10 ; 3. 305 ; 18. 283.
Kennedy, J. C. G., donation from, 5. 159.
KENNEDY, Hon. JOHN P., 5. 282 ; 12. 6,
72, 183, 437; 13. 259; 14. 187; 16. 368.
Letter from, 2. 426. Elected a Corre-
sponding Member, 4. 124. Accepts
membership, 4. 139. Donations from,
4. 235 ; 5. 347. Visit from, 8. 463.
' Memoir of,' presented, 12. 157. His
death, n. xviii. Death of, announced,
ii. 35k Tributes to, n. 354-369.
Mention of, in a letter from Hon. Hugh
B. Grigsby, n. 485, 486.
Kennedy, Susan C., 12. 329.
Kennedy, William, n. 141.
Kennett, Basil, his ' Roman Antiquities/
1.68.
Kennett, Rev. White, D.D., Bishop of
Peterborough, 6. 18; 20 274-280. His
' BibliothecaB Americans Primordia,'
1.49,438,447; 2. 24,26.
Kenney, Mrs. Deborah, 14. 150.
Kenney, John, 16. 336.
Kenney, Joseph, marriage of, 14. 151.
Kenney, Martha (Mrs. Nason), 14. 150.
Kenney, Mary (Mrs. Twomley), 14. 150.
Kenney, Richard, marriage of, 14. 150.
Kenney, Samuel, marriage of, 14. 151.
Kenney, Mrs. Sara, 14. 151.
Kennicot, Dr., letters of, i. 201.
Kennicott, Rev. Benjamin, D.D., his ' He-
brew Old Testament ' cited, 18. 141 n.
Kenny, Mrs. Eunice, 16. 336.
Kenny, Mrs. Leah (Allin), 14. 151.
Kenrick, John, A.M., his ' Ancient Egypt
under the Pharaohs ' cited, 18. 136 n.
Kensal Green Cemetery, graves of Mr.
and Mrs. Motley in, 16. 472, 473.
Kensington, N. H., 16. 9.
Kent, Anthony Grey, llth Earl of, 13. 106.
Kent, Mr. Benjamin, 7. 200,214; n. 141 ;
19. 147, 147 n., 148-159; 20. 15, 46 n.
Kent, Rev. Benjamin, Duxbury, 8. 252.
Kent, Gov. Edward, 4. 93; 16. 27. Let-
ter from, 8. 438, 439. Note and docu-
ments from, 14. 329.
Kent, Chancellor James, LL.D., 13. 12,
81 ; 14. 392; 19. 260. His ' Law Lec-
tures,' i. 100. His 'Commentaries'
cited, 12. 350 n. ; 13. 299, 453.
Kent, John, 6. 427 ; 11. 5, 6.
Kent, Capt. Moses, 1775, 12. 196, 197 ; 15.
86.
Kent, Hon. Moss, New York, 19. 14.
Kent, Richard, killed by Indians, 14. 141.
Kent, Samuel, 17. 159.
Kent, William H., gift from, 4. 123.
' Kent, History of,' by John Harris, D.D.,
2. 183.
Kent, Isle of, 2. 541.
Kent, map of, 2. 183.
Kentucky, early manufacture of salt in,
12. 38. Revolutionary soldiers from
Virginia settled in, 15. 6.
Kentucky Historical Society, 2 114 n.;
17. 231. Request of, 2. 113, 114. Ac-
knowledges the receipt of the Collec-
tions, 2 146. Donation from, 2. 329.
Letter from, 2. 341. Communication
from, 2. 364. Vote to send publica-
tions of this Society to, 17. 232. Pub-
lications sent to, 17'. 282.
Kentucky Legislature offers to Historical
Societies copies of public documents
of that State, 2. 364.
' Kentucky Yeoman,' 17. 82.
Keow, chief of Caignee, 7. 449.
Keppel, C'ap't., 4. 151 ; 13. 324 ; 14. 159.
Keppel, Adm. Lord Augustus, I. 76 ; 4.
151 ; 13. 324 ; 14. 236.
Keppel, Rev. Thomas, 4. 151.
Keppel, Rev. Thomas R., his 'Life of
Admiral Keppet,' 13. 325.
Kequaumo, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Kerbey, Francis, 3. 27, 28 n.
Kereman, a medicine, 5. 398.
Kerr, a negro, 20. 123, 125, 135, 137, 14L
Kerr, Dorcas, 15. 390, 390 n.
Kerr, William, 15. 389 n., 390.
Kerry, Thomas Fitz-Maurice, 1st Earl of
12. 418.
Kershaw, S. W., 18. 83.
Kettell, James, 20. 136, 140.
Kettell, John, donation from, i. 147.
Kettell, Joseph, donation from, i. 48.
Kettell, Samuel, 8. 434.
Kettle, Samuel, 20. 124.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Kettle well, Rev. John, his 'Measures of
Christian Obedience,' 18. 428. His
'Sacrament of the Lord's Supper,' 18.
429.
Kewontoquohitt, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Key, Francis S-, 12. 180.
Keyes (Kye), , innkeeper, xx. 15, 31.
Keyn, Capt., 3. 337.
Keys, Lieut.-CoL, 15. 160.
Keyserling, Count Alexander, 16. 410.
Kichtsteig, Rev. Samuel T., 17. 149.
Kidd, Capt. William, 12. 422, 423.
Kidder, Frederic, 10. 89. Donations from,
7. 100; 9. 353; 10. 332, 336; n. 500.
Kidder, Henry P., 19 357.
Kidder, James, sketch by, of the old
house in North Street, presented, n.
252.
Kidder, Richard, 20 23.
Kidder, Miss S. B., 14. 324.
Kidder, Samuel P., donation from, i. 88.
Kieft (Keift), Director Willem, 10. 386.
Kikkues, PequoL Indian, 16. 402.
Kilbee, Rev. Richard, 2. 448 n. ; 17. 255,
257, 262.
Kilborne, S. S., see Kilburn.
KILBOURNE, PAYNE KENYON, A.M., do-
nation from, 2. 413. Nominated a Cor-
responding Member, 2. 416. Elected,
2. 417. Accepts membership, 2. 419.
His death, 5. xi.
Kilburn (Kilborne), Samuel S., n. 38;
12. 76 ; 14 324.
Kilby, , 17. 96.
Kilby, Mr., 7. 101.
Kilby, Christopher, 18. 349.
Kilby, Sarah (Mrs. Gore), 13. 424.
Kilchart, Indian, 7. 471.
Kildare, Gerald Fitzthomas, Earl of, 13.
64.
KILHAM, Hon. DANIEL, A.M., i. 133, 188,
194, 220, 320. Nominated a Resident
Member, i. 110. Elected, i. 117. Re-
signs membership, i. 429 n. Notice of,
i. 500 n.
Kilham vs. Ward, 10. 479.
Killam, Joseph, 16. 358.
Killigrew, Henry, 19. 77 n.
Killingworth, Conn., 10. 407.
Kilton, Capt., 15. 138. Sentenced by
court-martial, 15. 138.
Kim, Elizabeth (Mrs. Tubbs), 14. 151.
Kimball, Capt., 16. 358.
Kimball, Mrs., 2. 218.
Kimball, Capt. Benjamin, 15. 78.
Kimball, Hon. Charles, 17. 254.
Kimball, Rev. Daniel, 19. 339, 382.
Kimball, David P., 19. 357.
Kimball, Jabez, letter to, from Mr.
White, 6. 279, 280. Death of. 6. 282,
283, 283 n. ' Memoir of,' 6. 283 n.
Kimball, John, 4. 256, 257.
Kimball, Lieut. Jonas, 15. 80.
Kimball, Moses, donations from, 2. 457;
3. 126, 239.
Kimball, P. F., letter from, 2. 117.
Kimball, W. A., donation from, ix. 500.
Kimberly, Eleazar, 13. 234.
Kimble, Capt., 16. 71.
' Kimbolton Papers,' 20. 42, 190.
Kimchi, David, 18. 141 n.
Kimmin, Sarah (Mrs. Dam), 14. 152.
Kincardin, Earl, 16. 225, 226.
Kinder-book, N. Y., 7. 329 ; 19. 400.
Kindrick, Lieut. John, 15. 76.
King, , artist, i. xxxiii.
King, Dr., 4. 93.
King, Gen., 4. 100.
King, Mr , 5. 5.
King, Mr., 7. 413.
King, Annies, 20 313.
King, Hon. Cyrus, 19. 17, 17 n.
King, Capt. Daniel, 14. 127.
King, Hon. Daniel P., 15. 212. Donations
from, 2. 327, 336, 385. Communica-
tion from, concerning a monument in
memory of Gen. Joseph Warren, 2.
337.
King, Dorcas, 20. 314.
King, Edward, 17. 159.
King, Edward, xx. 394, 895. A refugee
from Boston in 1776, 18. 267.
King, H. W., 20. 206.
King, James, 18. 37.
King, James G., 5. 287. Forwards the
resumption of specie payment, 5. 289.
King, John, 20. 317.
King, John, great-grandson of the emigrant,
18. 37.
King, John, son of the emigrant, 18. 37.
King, Capt. John, 15 77, '84 n., 85.
King, Gov. John A., 4 92.
KING, Hon. JOHN GLEN, A.M., 10. 58;
18. 23, 36. His death, i. xliii ; 3. 221.
Nominated a Resident Member, 2. 12.
Elected, 2. 13. Accepts membership, 2.
15. Subject of lecture delivered by,
2 34. Asked to prepare a memoir of
Mr. Benjamin Merrill, 2. 375, 375 n.
Memoir of, to be procured, 3. 221.
' Memoir of,' by W. P. Upham, 18. 37-
40. His birth and ancestry, 18. 37.
Education, 18. 37. Practises law at
Salem, 18. 37. Offices of honor and
trust, 18. 38. Prescott impeachment
case, 18. 38. His love of the classics,
18. 39. Tributes to his memory, 18.
39, 40.
King, Col. John P., 8. 172.
King, Joseph, 15. 269.
King, Mrs. Judith (Morris), 18 37.
King, R., letter and donation from, 2.
651.
KING, Hon. Rurus, LL.D., i. 296, 311,
320; 10. 478; 15. 219; 19. 28, 28n., 43,
158 n. Nominated a Corresponding
Member, i. 375. Elected, i. 377. At
the Convention in Massachusetts in
1788, 3. 297-301. On slavery, 6. 139,
140, 144 ; 10. 478, 479. On taxation, 6.
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253
148. His widow, 7. 116. Letter to
Gov. James Bovvdoin, g. 7 ; to Elbridge
Gerry, 9. 9.
King, llufus, Jr., 7. 116.
Kins?, Mrs. Kufus (Mrs. Peter), 7. 115,
116.
King, Samuel, grandson of the emigrant,
18. 37.
King, Samuel, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 267.
King, Capt. Samuel, 2. 197.
King, Mrs. Susan H. ( Oilman), 18. 39.
King, William, the emigrant, 18. 37.
King, Bishop William, his ' Invention of
Men in the Worship of God,' 18. 430.
King, Capt. William, 15. 83.
King, William A., donation from, 10. 117.
King Road, 7. 243, 249.
King Solomon's Lodge, 14. 64.
King Street, Boston, 3. 225 ; 4. 47, 223 ; 5.
110 ; 7. 270 n., 270??. Tea burnt in, 4.
219. The Boston Massacre, 6. 174, 175,
480-484.
Kinge, Harry, Indian, 17. 354, 355.
Kingman, Bradford, granted leave to
copy from the Society's manuscripts,
18. 241.
Kingman, Capt. Ezra, 2. 567.
Kingman, Hannah (Airs. Greenleaf), 2.
507.
King's Bridge, N. Y., 7. 150, 151, 243; 18.
75-78. American and French array
at, 7. 148.
King's Chapel, Boston, i. xxxiv, 235 ; 2.
200, 273, 276; 3 130; 5. 110; 6. 27;
12. 324, 387 ; 13. 328 ; 14. 257 ; 15. 173,
392; 16. 102; 17. 466; 18. 69, 350,
354; 19. 197, 390, 444, 445. Vote of
thanks for the use of, for the celebra-
tion of the anniversary of the landing
at Plymouth, i. 236. A tablet in, in
memory of William Sullivan, 2. 158.
' History of/ by the Rev. F. W. P.
Greenwood, 2. 274. Register of, kept
during the siege of Boston, 14. 100.
Celebration of Napoleon's defeat at
Moscow in, 18. 379-387. List of books
given by King William III. for a li-
brary for the clergymen of, 18. 423-
430.
King's Chapel Burying-Ground, Boston,
20. 209. Memorials of, 2. 210. Re-
marks by the President on, 17 126-
133. Vote proposed in regard to, 17.
136. Names of persons buried in, 20.
210.
King's College, Windsor, N. S., n. 228.
To receive the Society's publications,
v 1.941, 249; 2. 69 n.
king's Evil, 3. 367.
King's Ferry, N. Y., 7-152; 19 72.
King's Library in Paris, to receive a copy
of the Collections, 2. 69 n.
' King's Missive,' 18. 183. Dr. Ellis's re-
marks on, 18. 357-362. Mr. Whittier's
letter to the ' Daily Advertiser,' 18.
388-394. Dr. Ellis's reply, from the
same newspaper, 18. 394-399.
King's Own Regiment, 4. 220.
King's Province, 4. 275.
King's Province united with Rhode Isl-
and, 6. 50.
King's Shipyard (Wing's), Boston, 19. 105-
Kingsbury, Serat., Haver/till, 14. 142.
Kingsbury, Fisher A., donation from, 3.
31.
Kingsbury, H., 18. 300.
KINGSLEY, JAMKS L., LL.D., nominated
a Corresponding Member, 2. 112. Elect-
ed, 2. 113. Donations from, 2. 113,
129. His ' Historical Discourse at
New Haven ' cited, 17. 347.
Kingsley, Walter G., 19. 3»0.
Kingston, Duchess of, 19. 216.
Kingston, Earl of, 14. 28.
Kingston, Evelyn Pierrepont, 1st Duke of,
12.411.
Kingston, Robert, 3. 279 ; 12. 190.
Kingston, Jamaica, 3. 55.
Kingston, Mass., 12. 403, 404; 16. 54.
Origin of the name of, 12. 411.
Kingston, N. H., 6. 431 ; 17. 286.
Kingston, N. Y., 7. 329 ; 10. 489.
Kingston, K. L, 16. 397.
Kinked, David, 14. 148.
Kinzie, Mm. John H., letter and dona-
tions from, 3. 258, 259. To receive the
thanks of the Society, 3. 259. Her
' Wau-Bun, the early day in the North
West,' 3. 259. .
Kipling, John, his book, 5 209.
Kippis, Rev. Andrew, D.U., 12. 392.
Kirby, Bennet, 3. 261.
Kirby, Robert, 3. 260.
Kirk, Eleanor (Mrs. Libbey), 14. 150.
Kirk, Henry, 3. 62.
KIRK, JOHN FOSTER, 8. 314, 479 ; 17. 311.
Elected a Corresponding Member, 7.
307. Accepts membership, 7. 373.
Nominated a Resident Member, 8. 464.
Elected, 8. 474. Ceases to be a Resident
Member, n. 484. Elected a Corre-
sponding Member, u. 492. Accepts
membership, 12. 1.
Kirk, Col. Piercy, see Kirke.
Kirkbride, Thomas S., M.D., donations
from, 2. 474, 482, 606; 3. 65, 284; 4.
235 ; 5. 440 ; 7. 1, 347 ; 8. 201 ; 9. 177 ;
10. 2, 134,484; n. 500.
Kirke, Sir David, 14. 376 n.
Kirke, Henry, his ' First English Con-
quest of Canada ' cited, 14. 376 n.
Kirke (Kirk), Col. Piercy, 18. 257. Might
have been Governor of Massachusetts,
7. 485.
Kirkland, Charles P., 8. 2; 17. 84.
Kirkland, Miss Eliza, Indian name for,
19. 414n.
Kirkland, George W., 19. 408, 409, 415.
Indian name for, 19. 414 n.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
KIRKLAND, Rev. JOHN T., LL.D., Presi-
dent of Harvard College, i. 102, 105-109,
116, 120, 124, 127-129, 132, 135, 139, 140,
143, 144, 150, 151 n., 156, 100 n., 165,
168, 169, 172, 186, 188, 193, 199, 223,
230, 234, 235, 272, 318, 380, 500 n. ;
2. 167, 195; 3. 145; 6. 269, 270, 280,
284 ; 8. 62, 117, 121, 239 ; 10. 233, 243;
12. 5, 24, 263, 309, 434 ; 13. 26 ; 17. 7,
17, 18, 111, 364, 403, 422; 18. 175,
355, 380, 381, 401 n.; ig. 409 n.; 20.
233, 235, 247. Donation from, i. 87.
Nominated a Resident Member, i. 91.
Elected, i. 94. Of committee to ex-
amine the Treasurer's accounts, i. 98,
107. Elected Assistant Librarian, i.
107. Elected Librarian, i. 118, 125,
132, 140, 148, 157, 164, 170. Of Pub-
lication Committee, i. 120, 150. To
keep a record of the circulation of the
Library, i. 125. Of committee on re-
pairs of the roof of the Tontine Cres-
cent, i. 126. Of committee on rules
for the use of the Library, i. 127. Of
committee to solicit means for printing
the Collections, i. 133, 173. Of com-
mittee to prepare an acknowledgment
of the gift of the Society's room, i.
136. Of committee on proposed map
of the State, i. 141, 142, 144. Of com-
mittee to select articles to be loaned to
S. Turell's Museum, i. 149. Of com-
mittee to reprint the Catalogue of the
Library, i. 162. Of committee to as-
cettain who have lost membership,
under the Society's rules, i. 168. Of
committee to reprint the Collections, i.
169. Elected a member of the Stand-
ing Committee, i. 189, 193, 196, 206,
215, 221. Of committee to tliank
Judge Davis for his Plymouth Address,
1. 236. Requested to prepare a me-
moir of Eben. Parsons, i. 349. Re-
signs membership, i. 410. Eulogy on,
2. 170. A memoir of, to be prepared,
2. 172, 172 n. 'Memoir of,' 2 509 n.,
610 n. A member of the Anthology
Club, 2. 388 ?7. His character, 10. 219.
As President of Harvard College, 10.
289, 292. Letters of, to President
Quincy, 17. 112-117. Indian name for,
19. 414 n. His account of the Oneida
Indians, i. 81. His ' Artillery Election
Sermon/ i. 87. His 'Memoir of Gen.
Lincoln,' i. 216 n. Contributes to the
Literary Miscellany, 6. 276.
Kirkland, Ralph, Indian name for, 19.
414 n.
Kirkland, Rev. Samuel, 3. 311 ; 19. 393-
396, 406-410, 412 n., 415, 416. Dr.
Lothrop's ' Life of,' 19 394 ; cited, 19.
396 n.
Kirkland, Samuel, Jr., Indian name for,
19. 414n.
Kirkland Street, Cambridge, 3 371 ; 6 30.
Kirtland, Lieut. Daniel, 15. 83.
Kissick, Capt., 13. 56.
Kitchtowin, Peqaot Indian, 16. 402.
Kittant, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Kittell, , 15. 337.
Kitteridge, Thomas, 15. 79 n., 80.
Kittery, Me., 6. 149; 7. 210, 212; 12.
395, 399, 403 ; 17. 110, 156, 263 n. ; 18.
283; 20.325,401.
Kleczkowski, Michel Alexandre, Comte,
donation from, 15. 9.
Klopstock, 3. 384.
Klustine, Anastasia de, Comtesse de Cir-
court, see Circourt.
Knap, Lieut. Job, 15. 77.
Knapp, Eliza (Mrs. Shaw), 10 61.
Knapp, Isaac, publisher of Phillis Wheat-
ley's poems, 7. 276.
Knapp, John, 5. 493.
Knapp, John, 19. 176-178.
Knapp, Joseph, 13. 372.
Knapp (Knappe), Judith (Mrs. Hobert),
^5.493.^
Knapp (Knappe), Mrs. Martha (Blosse),
5 493.
Knapp, Capt. Moses, 15. 77.
Knapp, Samuel L., 15. 388.
Knausborough, 3. 79.
Kneass, Young, & Co., Messrs., 14. 67.
Kneeland, , 17. 173.
Kneeland, Mr., death of, 15. 349.
Kneeland, Abner, 19. 306.
Kneeland, Bartholomew, n. 141.
Kneeland, Samuel, printer, 12. 178; 14.
163.
Kneeland, Prof. Samuel, 14. 8, 22.
Kneeland, Timothy, 20. 215.
Kneland, William, 20. 140.
Knellcr, Sir Godfrey, 6. 18 ; 12. 323 ; 16.
396. Portrait of, to be repaired, 2.
289 n.
Knight, Rev. Mr., Ipswich, Eng., 5. 493.
Knight, Elizabeth (Mrs. Hamm), 14.
151.
Knight (Chevalier), Elizabeth (Mrs. Jam-
brin), 14. 152.
Knight, Ezekiel, 14. 147 n.
Knight, Mrs. Ezekiel (Hill), death of, 14.
147.
Knight, George, donations from, 2. 104,
105, 105 n.
Knight, Henry, manumitted, 7. 811.
Knight, Lieut. Joseph, 15. 86. Killed at
Lexington, 13. 58. •
Knight, Madam Sarah K., 13. 249 n. ; 15.
386-388, 388 n. Letter relating to the
journal of, 15. 386, 387.
Knight, Thomas, n. 3U3, 395.
Knight, Walter, 16. 205.
Knight of the Golden Melice, 4. 125-128.
Knolles, Francis, 19. 80.
Knollys, Rev. Hanserd, 14. 117.
Knollys, Henry, 19. 78, 78 n., 80.
Knopp, Nicholas, 14. 306.
Knoulton, Nathaniel, 4. 256, 257.
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255
'Know Nothing' party, 15. 188, 203; 17.
26 ; 19. 340.
Knowles, Mr., 12. 420.
Knowles, Charles, 17. 182 n., 187, 187 n.,
193.
Knowles, Rev. James Davis, cited, 6. 49,
59.
Knowles, Rev. John, 10. 328.
Knowles, John, Sen., 16. 265.
Knowles, Seth (Knowles fr Hurd), n. 308.
Knowlton, Capt. Thomas, 14. 60, 63, 68,
69, 89, 158, 276, 277; 17. 330; 18. 270.
Knox, Miss, 17. 363.
Knox, Mr., 16. 293.
Knox, Gen. Henrv, 4. 287 ; 6. 376 n. ; 7.
228; 8. 394; ii. 18; 12. 8; 13. 441;
14. 162, 333; 16. 351 ; 18. 401 ; 19. 71.
Letter from, to his wife, 4. 66-68. Let-
ter to, from Lafayette, 4 361 n. Re-
port made in 1790, 6. 213. His plan
for general arrangement of the militia
of the United States, 6. 364-403. Com-
mandant at West Point, 7. 287. Pro-
posed ' Life of/ by J. Willard, 8. 288.
Letters relative to the portraits of, 15.
8, 9.
Knox, John, 13. 336 ; 15. 50.
Knox, Thomas, n. 141 ; 20. 11.
Knutten, William, n. 395.
Kn utter, Margaret, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 18. 267.
Knyphausen, Dodo Henri, Baron, 18. 74,
78.
Koch, Mr., 14. 13.
KOHL, JOHN G., LL.D., 17. 15, 66. Elected
a Corresponding Member, 4. xii. Ac-
cepts membership, 4. 133. Erroneous
news of the death of, 12. 103 n. His
death, 16. xvi. Death of, announced,
16 381. Tribute to, by Mr. Deane,
16. 381-385.
Kollock, Rev. Henry, D.D., request of,
granted, i. 241.
KOLLOCK, LEMUEL, M D., i. 197. Nom-
inated a Corresponding Member, 1. 104.
Elected, i. 106. Donation from, i. 190.
Kongeligt Nordiske Oldskrift Selskab,
Copenhagen (Roval Society of Northern
Antiquaries)! 2/24, 29, 97, 102, 144, 259,
262; 8. 82, 83, 176 et seq. ; 10. 206, 309 ;
18. 19; 19. 336. Donations from, 2.
20, 51, 124, 292, 418 ; 3. 48 ; 4. 235, 286 ;
5. 30, 52; 8. 253; n. 499. Letter re-
lating to, 2. 85/i., 86 n. Communica-
tion from, 2. 500, 500 n., 501 n. Report
of the committee concerning the com-
munication of Prof. C. C. Rafn, 2. 504,
504n.-506n. Letter with gift of pub-
lications from, 3. 220. Vote of thanks
to, 3. 220. Receives the gift of Digh-
ton Rock, 5. 226; 6. 252. Remarks
concerning, by Mr. Sparks, 6. 253, 254.
Kongeligt Norsk Frederiks-Universitet,
Cliristiania, donations from, 7. 1, 21,
373; 8 254; 9. 436; 10. 134; ix. 499.
Konigliche offentliche Bibliothek, Berlin,
2.21, 70 n.
Koninklijke Akademie van Wetenschap-
pen, Amsterdam, 16. 473.
Konksuex, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Kontomasitt, 2. 291 n.
Koran, manuscript, 10. 456.
Korff, Baron Henri de, his statistical essay
on Prussia, i. 113.
Kosciusko, Thaddeus, 4. 287 ; 14. 162 ;
15. 40, 54.
Kossuth, Louis, 18. 168, 199, 211.
Kowathalana, Indian name for Miss E.
Kirkland, 19. 414 n.
Kramer, see Cramer, W.
Kryn, Indian, 17. 352 n.
Kuenen, Dr. A., 16. 463.
Kuhn, George H., donations from, 4. 196,
226.
Kuhn, Jacob, donation from, i. 130.
Kunersdorf, battle of, 5. 100.
Kunkapot, John, Indian, 19. 415.
Kunockum, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Kyes, Lieut., 15. 106.
Kyes, Lieut.-Col. Danforth, 15. 82.
L.
L., and L, 3. 228.
Labadie, Jean de, 13. 310.
La Blonde, frigate, 7. 328.
Labouchere, Sjr Henry, 8. 9.
LAROULAYE, EDOUAKD REXE L., LL.D.,
20. 344. Elected an Honorary Mem-
ber, 7. xii. His death, 20. xx. Death
of, announced, 20. 260. Publications
of, 20. 260, 261. Note from, to Mr.
Winthrop, 20. 262, 263.
La Chatre, Claude de, 16. 465.
La Chene, David de Novion, Sieur de, 13.
85.
Lachrvme di Cristo wine, 10. 431.
Lack, James, aged 105, 8. 436.
Laclotte, Hyacinthe, 15. 230.
' Laco, Writings of,' i. 21; 3. 281.
La Condamine,, Charles Marie de, his
' Voyage a 1'Equator/ i. 153.
Laconia Company, 14. 363, 364, 371 n.,
374, 376, 381.
Lacy, J. Horace, 4 96.
Lacy, Lawrence, 20. 312, 314.
Lacy, Mary, 20 314-317.
Ladd, Dr., 20. 257.
Ladd, Levi, donation from, 10 206.
Ladd, Samuel, killed lay Indians, 14.
132.
Ladd, Wm., President of the Peace Society,
3. 223.
' Ladies' Diary/ 7. 126-129.
Ladies Mount- Vernon Association, 4. 87,
88, 95.
' Lady's Accidence,' 6. 266.
Lafayette, Madame de, 6. 117; 20. 101.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
LAFAYETTE, Gen. GILBERT MOTIEK,
Marquis de, 4. 287; 6. 236; 7. 14!),
288 ; 8. 105 ; 10. 257, 270-272, '276, 349,
488; ii. 230; 12. 27, 64, 230; 13. 208,
237, 238, 289, 376; 14. 100, 331; 15.
38-40, 40 n., 54, 57, 57 n., 63, 64; 16.
60 ; 17. 164, 320 ; 18. 287, 436 ; 19. 210,
258, 259; 20. 89, VtO, 100, 263, 343.
Nominated a Corresponding Member, i.
376. Elected, i. 377. Letter accept-
ing membership, i. 377 n. A portrait
of, presented to the Society, 2. 16.
Portrait of, repaired, 2. 289 n. ; 4. 108.
Letter to Dr. Timelier, 2. 533. Corre-
spondence with Gov. Bowdoin, 3. 336 ;
5. 348-356. Couch made for, 4. 146.
Letter from, to Gen. Knox, 4. 361 n.
Letter from, to Col. J. Vose, 5. 150.
Letters of, in Mr. Sparks's hands, 5. 199.
Print of his tomb, 5. 347, 348; 6. 17.
Correspondence with Washington, 6.
115-117. Letter from, to John Adams,
6. 117. Letter to Gen. Lincoln, 6.
373. Letter to Vergennes, 7. 287 n.
Tells Mr. Sparks an anecdote of Wash-
ington, 7. 496. Notice relating to his
visit to Boston, 1824, 9. 178. Did not
declare the liberty of the United States
in peril from Komish priests, 10. 305.
Rives's influence with, 10. 398. Recep-
tion of, at Charlestown in 1824, 14. 65-
67. Speech of, 14. 66. Extracts from
a letter of, 14. 217. Portrait of, 18.
118. Dinner given to, 19. 45. Re-
marks by the President, on a portrait
and bust of, in Washington, 19. 55, 59.
Tomb of, 19. 99. Ary Scheil'er's por-
trait of, at Washington, 19. 247. Por-
trait of, in Virginia, faces 20. 101.
Lafayette, Marie Pioche de la Vergne,
Comtesse de, 15 40 n.
Lafitau, Joseph Francois, his ' Mceurs des
Sauvages Ameriquains,' i. 60.
Lafontaine, Jean de, 3. 385.
Laforme, Joseph A., 19. 357.
La Gasca, Pedro de, 16. 318.
Lageman, J. M., n. 304.
Laggatt, Col. Robert, 7. 208, 209; 15.
94.
Laggett. Thomas, n. 141.
Lagos, Manoel Ferreira, 8. 188.
La Grange, 7. 496.
La Harpe, Bernard de, Journal of, 2. 117,
117 n.
La Hontan, Armand Louis, Baron de,
his ' Travels in North America,' i. 101,
153 : 3. 385.
Lahrbush, Capt. Frederick, n. 490. Ac-
count of, by Gen. de Peyster, n. 241-
243. Reminiscence of, by Hon. H. B.
Grigsby, n. 486, 487. Letter from,
read, n. 496.
Laimos, Nathaniel, 14. 145.
Laing, Samuel, 18. 81.
Laitham, Robert, 13. 411.
Laitham, Mrs. Susanna (Winslow), 13.
Lake, Anna, 6. 257.
Lake, John, 1623, 6. 257.
Lake, John, 1657, 3. 337.
Lake, Mrs. Margaret (Reade), 6. 254, 257.
Lake, Thomas, 6. 258 ; 17. 144 ; 20. 211.
Laken, Lieut. Nathaniel, 15. 79.
Lalemant, Father, eaten by the Iroquois,
4. 278.
La Luzerne, Anne Cesar de, i. 403 : 10.
275 ; 13. 382, 451. Letter of, relating
to Gen. Sullivan, 13. 883-388. Medal
given to, 19. 126.
Lamande, David, 14. 220.
Lamande, Mrs. Jane (Andre), 14. 220.
Lamande, John Louis, 14. 220.
La Marmora, Alfonso Ferrero, 16. 15.
Lamartine, Alphonse de, 3. 385 ; 12. 69 ;
17. 310, 312, 313 ; 18. 199, 200, 202, 203.
His tribute to Count Circourt, 17. 308,
309.
Lamb, , his 'Fresh Suit against In-
dependency/ 18. 430 n. His ' Stop to
the Course of Separation,' 18. 430 n.
Lamb, Capt., and W: Sturgis, 7. 427,428.
Lamb, Col., 20. 7.
Lamb, Caleb, 12. 115.
Lamb, Charles, 10. 424; 13. 435, 436; 16.
142 ; 19. 345.
Lainb, Edmancl, 6. 258.
Lamb, Messrs. James & Thomas. 7. 428.
Lamb, Gen. John, 7. 149; 17. 187.
Lamb, Joshua, Lambstown, 12. 414.
Lamb, Joshua, Roxbun/, 20. 149, 150.
Lamb, Mrs. Martha J., 19. 103.
Lamb, Sir Peniston, Lord Melbourne, see
Melbourne.
Lamb, Serqt. R., his ' Journal ' cited, 18.
71 n.
Lamb, Thomas, 1800, 7. 428.
Lamb, Thomas, 1882, 19. 357.
Lamb, Thomas, 1844, of committee to
build a tug-boat, 7. 413.
Lamb Tavern, Boston, 3. 309 ; 4. 82.
Larnbarde, Gore, 14. 197.
Lambarde, John, 14. 1D7.
Lambarde, Sir Moulton, 14. 197.
Lambarde, Vane, 14. 197.
Lambarde, William, d. 1601, 20. 312.
Monument to, 14 197. Sketch of his
life, 14. 197. llis ' Eirenarcha ' cited,
20. 302 w.f 311.
Lambert, Francis, cited, n. 432.
Lambert, Henry R., donation from, 2.
102.
Lambert, Rev. T. R., 7. 94.
Lambeth, Philip, marriage of, 14. 151.
Lambeth, Mrs. Susanna (Leer), 14- 151.
Lamb's Dam, Boston, 7. 192, 202, 204 ; 14.
292, 293.,
Lamont, Enc'e, his Poems, 4. 153 ; 7.
285.
La Motte Cadillac, 4. 361 n.
Lamoureux, Jean V. F., 17. 412.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
257
Larapson, Lieut. Caleb, 15. 86, 86 n.
Lampson, Lieut. John, 15. 81.
Lamson, Capt., 12. 426.
LAMSON, Rev. ALVAN, D.D., 2. 272; 8
261; n. 257. His death, i. xliii ; 7
xliii. Donations from, 2. 83, 96, 124,
188, 212, 354, 480 ; 4. 124, 139, 197,
226, 235, 286; 5. 25, 30, 45, 96, 159,
172, 347; 6. 417; 7. 347. Nominated
a Resident Member, 2. 146. Elected,
2. 148. Present at meetings of the
Society, 2. 185, 186, 188, 192, 212, 215,
218, 219, 225, 227, 234-236, 238, 241,
245, 249, 251, 256, 259, 261, 268, 286,
298, 306, 307, 329, 338, 340, 346, 350,
354, 356, 424, 441, 451, 458, 466, 499,
596. Of Scrutinizing Committee, 2.
192, 217. Of Publishing Committee,
to prepare Vol. IX. of the third series,
2. 249. Remarks on his death, 7. 408-
410. Autograph and portrait face n.
258. 'Memoir of,' by Dr. Peabody,
n. 258-261. List of his publications,
ii. 261, 2G2.
Lamson, Artemas W., 18. 265. Donation
from, 8. 1 ; u. 500.
Lamson, Deacon Edwin, donation from,
5. 229.
Lamson, Mrs. Frances F., n. 258.
Lamson, Mrs. Hannah (Ayres), n. 258.
Lamson, John, n. 258.
Lancaster, Daniel, donation from, 2. 431.
Lancaster, Rev. Daniel, 14. 140 n.
Lancaster, Henry, 14. 136 n. ; 16. 265.
Death of, 14. 140.
r, John of
Gaunt, Duke of, 17.
Lancaster,
306 ; 20. 160 n.
Lancaster, Thomas, killed by Indians, 14.
136.
Lancaster, Mass., 3. 194, 319, 327 ; 7. 208,
209 ; 8. 285 ; 10. 223-225, 233 ; 12.
394, 395, 397; 18. 229, 238, 355; 19.
429 n., 431, 432, 435 ; 20. 109, 236, 247,
403. Invitation from, to the Society,
2. 534. Delegates chosen to attend
the celebration at, 2. 534. ' History of,'
by J. Willard, 8. 286, 289, 293.
Lancaster, Pa., 17. 203, 203 n., 204, 409,
413.
Lancaster County, Pa., 3. 294 ; 17. 203 n.
Land, vote to petition the General Court
for a grant of wild, i. 81.
Land Bank, 20. 217. 'Account of the
scheme for a, in Massachusetts/ i. 79.
' Land Company, Observations on the,
instituted in Philadelphia,' i. 123,
130.
Landon, , Marietta, 17. 185.
Landor, Walter Savage, 12. 437 ; 14. 204;
16. 142 ; 17. 37 ; 19^ 342.
Land's End, 3. 28.
Landvvehr, Prussia, 6. 394 n.
Lane, Capt., 16. 360.
Lane, Mr., the elder, ig. 215.
Lane, Miss, 19. 215.
Lane, Ebenezer, donation from, 7. 408 ;
8. 442.
Lane, Edward, 3. 338.
Lane, George Fox, Lord Bingley, see
Bingley.
Lane, Prof. George Martin, 10. 441.
Lane, James, see Lanesborough, Viscount.
Lane, Hon. James H., donation from, 7.
338.
Lane, John, 19. 214, 215, 219, 221, 222.
Lane, John, donation from, i. 138.
Lane, Sir Ralpji, 20. 59. Introduces
tobacco into England, 9. 13.
Lane, Robert A. Fox, Id Baron Bingley,
see Bingley, etc.
Lane, Sampson, 14. 370 n.
Lane, Lieut. Samuel, 15. 77.
Lane, Thomas, naturalized, 4. 363.
Lane, William, 12. 108.
Lanesborough, James Lane, Viscount, 12.
417.
Lanesborough, Mass., 3. 300; 12. 405,
408, 417 ; 19. 398.
Lanfrey, Pierre, 2. 163.
Langam, Capt. George, 12. 429.
Langdon, Mr., 5. 5.
Langdon, Mr., 16. 282, 284.
Langdon, Mr., 19. 216, 219.
Langdon, Mr., Portsmouth, 19. 222.
Langdon, Joanna (Mrs. Frothingham),
n. 371.
Langdon, John, donation from, 2. 334.
Langdon, Gov. John, LL.D., 8. 318; 14.
123 n., 343 ; 16. 2 ; 18. 2 ; 20. 337. On
slavery, 6. 144.
Langdon, John, Son of Liberty, n 141.
Langdon, John, Jr., Son of Liberty, n.
141.
Langdon, John Walley, letter from, 3.
113.
Langdon, Mary (Mrs. W. P. Greenwood),
2. 272.
Langdon, Capt. Paul, 15. 78.
Langdon, Rev. Samuel, D.D., President
of Harvard College, 12. 258; 14. 68; 17.
153, 155, 156, 156 n Inauguration of,
as President of Harvard College, 15.
360. Sermon on the Conquest of Que-
bec, i. 20.
Langdon, Timothy, n. 141 ; 15. 85.
Langdon, William, 8. 319.
Langerac, Baron Asperen de, 16. 464.
Langford, Elizabeth W., Baroness, 12.
413.
Langforde, Rev. John, 17. 256 n.
Langland, Robert, 20. 227.
Langstaff, Henry, 17. 222 n.
Langstar, see Lancaster, Henry.
Langton, John, donation from, 8. 442.
Langworthy, Rev. Isaac P., donation
from, 9. 368. Letter from, 10. 315.
Lankton, see Langdon, Samuel.
Lanman, Charles, his ' Dictionary of
Congress ' cited, i. 106 n. His ' Private
Life of Daniel Webster,' 2. 529.
17
258
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Lansdowne, Henry Petty Fitz-Maurice, Sd
Marquis of, 10. 257, 300, 412, 413; 12. 443.
Lansdowne', William Petty Fitz-Maurice,
2d Earl of Slielburne, and 1st Marquis of,
i. 75 ; ii. 1 13 n., 199, 299 ; 12. 417, 418 ;
13. 164 n.
Lansing, Mr., Albany, 19. 405.
Lansingburg, N. Y., 19. 401, 402.
La Perouse, Jean Francois Galaup, Comte
de, his ' Voyage autour de la Monde,'
i. 153.
Lapham, Increase A., donations from, 2.
372 ; 10. 80.
Laphan, Lieut. King, 15. 76.
Lapierre, Mrs. Francis (Andre'), 14. 218.
La Place, Pierre Simon, Marquis de, i.
351 ; 3. 387. Dedication of Bowditch's
translation of, 5. 501.
' La Plata, History of,' 2. 260.
La Plata River, 7. 415, 416.
Lapsley, David, 17. 205, 205 n.
Larbusch, Capt. Frederick, 13. 63.
Larcom, Capt. Henry, donation from, 2.
477.
Larkham, Rev. Thomas, 14. 117, 119.
Larkin, Deacon, 16. 372.
Larkin, Benjamin, i. xxiii, 102, 160 n.
Donations from, i. 39, 66, 123.
Larkin, Ebenezer, i. 491. Donations
from, i. 60, 88, 100, 112.
Larkin, Ebenezer, Jr., i. xxiii. Donation
from, i. 26.
Larkin, Isaac, i. 59.
Larkin, John, 20. 124.
Larkin, Samuel, 20. 124.
Larkin, Samuel, Jr., 20. 124.
Larkin, Thomas, 20. 124.
Lamed, Col. Ebenezer, 14. 285 n., 287, 288,
290, 296-298; 15. 82, 85. Officers -of
the regiment of, 15. 82, 82 n.
Lamed, Haynes, 14. 289.
Larned, Lieut. Samuel, 15. 82.
Lamed, Lieut. Simeon, 15. 84.
Larnel, Indian, 6. 354.
La Rochefoucauld, Fransois, Due de, 3.
384, 385; 15. 40 n.
Larrabee, Lieut. John, 18. 371, 372.
Larthrop (Lathrop), Rev. John, see La-
th ro p.
Larton, Jeremiah, 15. 76.
La Rue, Pierre de, his ' Geletterd Zee-
land ' cited, 13. 309.
La Salle, Rene' Robert Cavelier, Sieur de,
3. 385; 18. 26. Information in relation
to the Manuscript Journal of, 2. 117.
Papers concerning, obtained for Mr.
Sparks, 2. 300 n.
Las Casas, see Casas.
Lasinby, Joseph, n. 141.
Lasserre, Miss (Mrs. Lamande), 14. 220.
Lasteyrie, Comte de, 20. 101.
Lasteyrie, Comtesse de, 20. 102.
LATHAM, WILLIAMS, 4. 309; 15. 274.
Elected a Resident Member, 4. 287.
Of committee on Prince Manuscripts,
4. 439. Of Publishing Committee, 5.
153. Donations from, 5. 203; 8. 88,
274, 442; 9. 81, 255, 347, 358, 368, 467 ;
10. 2, 21, 41, 86, 105, 135, 145, 314 ; n.
501. Gifts from, 17. 121; 20. 37. Death
of, announced, 20 xx, 355. Resolu-
tions of the Society, 20. 355. Mr. Ellis
Ames appointed to prepare a memoir
of, 20. 355. His 'Epitaphs in Old
Bridgewater/ 20. 190.
Lathrop, origin of the name, 13. 73.
Lathrop, John, 19. 163, 165, 169, 170.
Autograph of, faces 19. 169.
Lathrop, Rev. John, settled in Scituate,
d. 1653, seeLothrop.
Lathrop, Rev. John, D.D., d. 1816, 2. 196 ;
7. 220, 271 n. ; 8. 96 : 15. 353, 390 n. ; 16.
405 ; 18. 346, 381 ; 20. 211. Donations
from, i. 75, 137, 140, 251. Portrait of,
4. 285. Letter from, 10. 114. His ser-
mon on the Peace, i. 7. His Dudleian
Lecture, i. 55. His Century Sermon,
i. 137, 146. His sermon before the So-
ciety for Propagating the Gospel, i.
167. His ' Memoir of Rev. John
Lothrop/ i. 201.
Lathrop, Joseph, 4. 356.
Lathrop, Rev. Joseph, D.D., his Century
Sermon, i. 146.
Lathrop, Mrs. Mary (Wheatley ), 7. 270 n.;
15. 390 n. Teaches Phillis" Wheatley,
7. 271 n. Her death, 7. 272 n.
Lathrop, Samuel, 13. 372.
Lathrop, Hon. Samuel, 19. 42, 44. Can-
didate for Governor of Massachusetts,
n. 67.
Lathrop, Simeon, 13. 372.
Lathrop, Solomon, 15. 158.
Latimer, I. R,, 4. 95.
' Latin Accidence/ 6. 266.
' Latin Laws ' of Harvard College, cited,
16. 58 ».
Latin School, see Boston Latin School.
La Tour, Charles de, St. Etienne, Sieur
de, 8. 98, 99; 16. 111.
Latour, L. A. Huguet, see Huguet-Latour,
etc.
Latour, Maurice Quentin de, his portrait
of Rousseau, 19. 53.
M.
333.
,
Latour Dupin, M. and Madame de, 7.
Latour Maubourg, Madame, de, 20. 101.
Latreille, Pierre Andre', 19. 318.
Latrobe, H. B., 15. 393.
Latrobe, John H. B., his address before
the American Institute of Architects,
19. 393 n.
Laud, William, Archbishop of Canterburif,
8. 311, 449 ; 10. 444 ; n. 185 n. ; 12 397 ;
13 342 ; 14. 1 17 ; 17. 342 ; 18. 252, 299,
428 n. ; 20. 86, 117. Letter to, on the
Suffolk emigration of 1634, 7. 480.
Lauderdale, John, Earl of, 4. 274-276 ; 7.
344, 346. Facsimile of signature, faces
7. 346.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
>59
Lauers, George, 16. 264.
Laugliton, Mr., 7. 232.
Laugliton, Alexander T., donation from,
16. 256.
Laugliton, Henry, u. 394, 395. A refugee
from Boston in 1770, 18. 267.
Laugliton, John, 17. 217.
Laugliton, Joseph, donation from, i.
116.
Laugier de Tassy, James II:, Boston, nat-
uralized, 4. 362.
Laurel Hill, 3. 230.
Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, 17.
434.
Laurel Ridge, 3. 233.
Laurens, Hon. Henry, I. 6, 217, 405 ; 6.
133 ; 8. 477 ; 10. 275 ; 12. 158 ; 13. 324 ;
14. 159. Exchanged, 5. 343. Letters
from, to his son, 6. 78, 133, 134. On
slavery, 6. 132-134. Correspondence
with Gen. Washington, 6. 214; 7. 136.
Report of the committee on the safety
of the Southern States, 6. 216-218.
Efforts to procure negro soldiers, 6.
222, 223.
Laurens, Col. John, 4. 151 ; 10. 275 ; 14.
96, 337 ; 17. 1G4 ; 18. 154 ; 19. 69 ; 20.
89. Exchanged, 5. 342. Letters from j
Mr. Henry Laurens to. 6. 78, 133, 134.
Events of the Revolution, 6. 214. Pro- |
ject of raising battalions of negroes,
6. 215. Letter from, to Alexander
Hamilton, 6. 218, 219. Correspondence
with George Washington, 6. 219, 222-
224. Mission of, to France, 6. 221, 222.
Letters of historical importance, 6.
233, 234.
Laurentius, Jacobus, 13. 343.
Laurie, Cant. Walter S., 17. 321, 323,
324.
Lauzun, Armand Louis de Gontaut, Due
de, 14. 335 ; 19. 68.
Laval, Earl, of, n. 455.
La Valliere, 'Michael le Neuf, Sieur de,
14. 124 n.
Lavicourt, John, 4. 64.
Lavicourt, Mrs. Lucy (Ellery), 4. 64.
Lavoisier, Antoine Laurent, 20. 226.
Law, Rev. Edmund, D.D ., 15. 231 n.
Letter from Dr. Henry to, 15. 237 n.-
239 n.
Law, George, 7. 412.
Law, Hon. John M., donation from, 10.
80.
Law, Gov. Jonathan, 2 332 n., 343 n. ; 8.
29.
Law Reporter, 6 78 ; 19 340.
Law School of Harvard University,
see Harvard University, Dane La\v |
School.
Law School of Yale College, see Yale j
College.
'Lawes on Assumpsit,' Story's Edition j
of, 10. 181.
Lawrence, Mr., 16. 286.
LAWRENCE, ABBOTT, A.M., 19. 357 ; 20.
189. Donations from, u. 160, 500.
Elected a Resident Member, 16. 385.
Gift from, 17. 229. Of committee to
examine the Treasurer's accounts, 18.
352,415; 19. 251 ; 20. 112. Announces
the deposit of part of the pulpit and
the deacons' seat of the old Brattle-
Street Church, 18. 436. Appointed a
member of the Finance Committee, 19.
310. Signs report of the Auditing
Committee, 20. 199.
LAWRENCE, Hon. ABBOTT, LL.D., 2. 477,
495 ; 7. 421 ; 12. 5 ; 18. 366 ; 20. 108,
389. His death, i. xliv. Contributes
to purchase the Society's building, i.
465 n. One of the twenty -six mem-
bers in the heliotype frontispiece, 2.
vii ; 3. 32 a. Donations from, 2. 47, 51,
56, 184 ; 7. 20. Subscribes toward the
reprint of, certain of the Collections,
2 347, 368. Nominated a Resident
Member, 2. 546. Elected, 2. 548; 3.
82. Accepts membership, 2. 549. Of
committee to prepare a memorial to
be addressed to the United States Con-
gress, 2. 550. Present at meetings of
the Society, 2. 552, 607. Amount
subscribed by, for the Library and
new Catalogue, 2. 603 n. Resolutions
adopted in memory of, 3. 40, 41. ' Me-
moir of,' by N. Appleton, 3. 41, 68-82 ;
5. 303, 308. Appointed a Commissioner
of the North-Eastern Boundary, 3. 73 ;
5. 281. Diplomatic correspondence,
and usefulness at the British Court, 3.
74-77, 79. Interested in the ship-canal,
3. 75-77. The Vernon and Wager
Manuscripts, 3. 76. Correspondence
with Lord Granville, 3. 78. Interviews
with Lord Malmesbury, 3. 78. The
light-house system in England, 3. 78.
His return to America, 3. 80. Model
lodging-houses built by, 3. 80. Founds
the Lawrence Scientific School at
Cambridge, 3. 80, 81. Receives the
degree of LL.D. from Harvard and
Williams Colleges, 3. 81. Meeting
called to express the public grief at
his death, 3. 81, 82. Portrait of, 4.
308. Donation from his Library, 6.
23. Remarks concerning Lord Wel-
lington, 6. 315. Certificate on the
copies of John Eliot's letters, signed
by, 17. 245.
Lawrence, Mrs. Abbott, 3. 74, 78. Dona-
tion from, 4. 308.
Lawrence, Amos, 3. 71; 5. 356, 360; 6.
15; 7. 421; 18. 279, 303. Signs in-
denture on the part of the Provident
Institution for Savings, i. 461 n. Con-
tributes to purchase the Society's
building, i. 465 n. Donation from, 2.
382. Extract from his ' Diary,' 3. 71.
His daughter and wife, 7. 108.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
LAWRENCE, Hon. AMOS A., 4. 100; 7. 77 ;
8. 231, 261, 459 ; 9. 00 ; 10. 136 ; 12. 79,
218; i4.l,25,27,321; 15-274; i6.161;
17. 66, 81; 18. 240, 304, 436; 19. 357.
Donations from, 4. 287 ; 5. 347, 356 ;
6. 15, 82; 7. 302, 360 ; 8. 254, 264, 280,
431, 442, 480 ; 9. 1, 6, 66, 81, 177, 196,
353; 10. 33, 41, 80, 93, 135, 145, 206,
311, 312, 314, 331, 336, 344, 409, 469 ; n.
42, 250, 501 ; 14. 317 ; 15. 1 ; 16. 1, 166,
252. Letter from, to Mr. G: Livermore,
4. 288. Vote of thanks to, 4. 290. Elect-
ed a Resident Member, 5. ix. On
Auditing Committee, 5. 486 ; 6. 471 ;
7. 347 ; 9. 82 ; 12. 447 ; 13. 255, 449 ;
15. 258; 16. 100, 173; 17. 51, 76, 362;
18. 35. On the financial history of na-
tions engaged in protracted wars, 7.
491-495. On the Standing Committee,
8. 272. Vote of thanks to, for his do-
nation of books relating to the Rebel-
lion, 9. 6. Receives a vote of thanks,
10. 20; 15. 277; 16. 252. Meeting of the
Society at his house, n. 144, 244. Re-
marks by, ii. 151. Added to the
committee on the Society's Building,
12. 140. Of a committee on finance,
12. 191. Gifts from, to the Library,
13. 265, 271 ; 15. 268; 18. 1, 28, 407 ;
19. 289 ; 20. 191. Gifts to the Cabinet,
13. 278. Gifts from, to the Society, 17.
68, 78, 229, 307.
Lawrence, Lieut. Asa, 15. 79 n.
Lawrence, Bartholomew, 20. 188.
Lawrence, Edward, 19. 357.
Lawrence, James, 6. 258.
Lawrence, James, 20. 264, 360. Gift
from, 4. v. Vote of thanks to, 5. 17 ;
6. 23. Donations from, 6. 23 ; 7. 20.
Lawrence, Capt. James, 10. 183.
Lawrence, John, 3. 71.
Lawrence, Hon. John, n. 23.
Lawrence, Joseph, 15. 157.
Lawrence, Katharine Bigelow, 3. 81.
Lawrence, Sir Robert, 3. 71.
Lawrence, Robert F., his 'New Hamp-
shire Churches ' cited, 14. 121 n.
Lawrence, S. Abbott, donation from, z.
450.
Lawrence, Samuel, artist, 3. 175.
Lawrence, Samuel, qrandfalher of Amos
A., ii. 152.
Lawrence, Major Samuel, father of Abbott
Lawrence, 3 70, 71. Biographical no-
tice of, 6. 179, 180.
Lawrence, Susanna (Mrs. Mason), 7. 108.
Lawrence, Col. T. B., donations from, 4.
196, 226; 5. 52, 57; 6. 78. 'Memoir
of,' presented, ii. 160.
Lawrence, William, contributes to the
fund for reprinting certain volumes of
the Collections, 2. 347, 368. ' Memoir
of,' 6: 180.
Lawrence, //on. William Beach, 2. 254 n.,
256 n. ; 4. 93.
Lawrence, flag-ship, 10. 410.
Lawrence, Mass., 6. 263, 316, 317.
Lawrence Academy, Groton, donations
from, 9. 368 ; 10. 93, 344.
Lawrence Company, 3. 72.
Lawrence School, significance of name,
6. 33.
Lawrence Scientific School, Cambridge,
3. 80; 8. 72-74; 18. 55.
Lawrence Street, Boston, 6. 30.
Laws, colonial and provincial, 2. 674,
575n.-580rc. In Massachusetts, in 1641
and in 1740, 2. 240 ; 5. 119-123. Books
treating upon, 2. 583. On European
possessions in America, 3. 77. On sla-
very, 3. 189, 190, 201, ^02. Of banish-
ment in England, 3. 199, 200. Study
of, useful to a minister, 5. 439. Refer-
ences made to English, 6. 42. Changes
in Massachusetts from 1830 to I860, 10.
68-70. Of New England, manuscript
book of, ii. 370.
Lawson, , 13. 252.
Lawson, Rev. Deodat, his ' Narrative of
Salem Witchcraft,' i. 11. His sermon
on ' A Religious Householder/ i. 32.
Lawson, John, 12. 117.
Lawson, John, his 'Voyages to South
Carolina,' i 201.
Lawson, Gen. Robert, 14. 337.
Lawton, Rev. Timothy, 8. 215.
Laxton (Lexinton), Eng., Lexington,
Mass., named from, 12. 272, 275, 276.
Lay, Benjamin, book against slavery, 6.
120.
Lay, Benjamin, portrait of, i. 168.
' Lay Preacher,' i. 103.
Layford, John, 16. 205.
Layton (Leighton), Thomas, 17. 140 n.,
141.
Lazareo, Adm., 18. 198.
Lazarus, 18. 136.
Lazarus, Samuel, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 267.
Lazell, Nabby (Mrs. Mitchell), 2. 561.
Lazell, Gen. Silvanus, 2. 561.
LEA, HENRY C., elected a Corresponding
Member, 14. 158.
Lea, Luke, donation from, 2. 503.
Leach, Master, apprehended by the Brit-
ish, 7. 194, 195.
Leach, Caleb, donation from, i. 114.
Leach, Ezekiel W., M.D., letter and do-
nation from, 2. 142.
Leach, John, ii. 141 ; 12. 176. Journal
of, 12. 177 n.
Leach, Mrs. Sarah (Coffin), 12. 177.
Leach, Lieut. Simon, 15. 77.
Leacock, Penn., 17. 204??.
Lead-pencil used in 1643, 5. 385.
Leadbetter, Israel, 17. 160.
Leader, Richard, 14. 376 n.
Leader, Thomas, 3. 337.
Leak, see Leete, Capt.
Leake, Richard, 3. 224, 225.
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261
Learn an, Mr., 18. 105 n.
Leamon, John, 15. 155.
Lear, Tobias, 2. 490; 10 305; n. 22.
Letters to, 8. 173-175.
Leare, Tob., 16. 264.
Learned, Gen. Ebenezer, 3. 274; 15. 89,
128, 133, 140, 160 ; 16. 337, 341.
Learning, Wallace, donation from, 9. 244.
Leary, Capt., 14. 273.
Leason, see Gleason.
Leathers, Mrs. Edward, 14. 128 n.
Leavens, 14. 86.
Leavett, Samuel, 17. 228.
Leavitt, John, donation from, 2. 410.
Leavitt, Lieut. John, 15. 75.
Leavitt, Joshua, donation from, 2. 442.
Lebanon, Conn., 3. 310; 6. 207; 7. 104;
ii. 26 ; 19. 151 »., 256, 339. Aids Bos-
ton in 1774, 4. 221, 223. Plan of the
First Parish in, 19. 379, 380.
Lebanon, Me., 12. 405, 408, 418.
Lebanon Springs, N. Y., 19. 399, 420.
Le Baron, Francis, M.D., n. 163.
Le Baron, Lazarus, M.D., 11. 163.
Le Baron, Martha Howland (Mrs. God-
dard), 19. 440.
Le Baron, Mrs. Mary Thompson (Lo-
throp), ii. 163.
Lebbey, Mrs. Eleanor Kirk, 14. 150.
Lebbey, John, marriage of, 14. 150.
Le Blanc, Louis, his ' Theses Theologicae,'
18. 427.
Le Boutillier, James, 13 214.
Le Cand, Mrs , 8. 374, 375.
Lechford, Thomas, 3. 311, 312 ; 10 165 ;
16. 203 n. ; 17. 358 ; 19. 142 ; 20. 276 n.
His 'Plain Dealing' cited, 16. 199,
199 n. ; 19. 142 n.
Lechmere, , 3. 100.
Lechmere, , 8. 475.
Lechmere, Master, 19. 216.
Lechmere, Mrs., 19. 215.
Lechmere, Mrs. Anne ( Winthrop), 5. 169.
Lechmere, Richard, ii. 392, 395 ; 13. 62.
A refugee from Boston in 1776, 18. 266 ;
19. 215, 216.
Leclimere, Thomas, 5. 66, 169 ; 13. 100.
Lechmere's Point, 4. 296-301, 304 ; 7. 221,
222, 240, 242. Engagement at, Nov. 9,
1775, 7. 213. Fort at, 7. 238, 239.
LECKY, WILLIAM EDWARD HARTPOLE,
LL.D., 20. 189. Letter from, to Dr.
Bigelow, 17. 455. Elected an Hono-
rary Member, 19. 356. Accepts mem-
bership, 19. 386.
Le Clerc, , 13. 85
Le Clerc, G. L., Count Biiffbn, see Buffon.
Lectures of the Society, 13. 18, 278 ; 19.
392. Delivered by members, i. 470-472,
477, 478 n., 480. See Lowell Institute.
Vote of thanks for, i. 485. Proceeds
of, i. 488 n. A second course projected,
i. 485, 496-498. Committee on, ap-
pointed, 2. 12, 31, 34, 78, 114, 115, 136,
172, 176, 220, 227, 291, 292. Report of
the committee, 2. 31, 33, 33 n., 34, 72,
79, 80, 116, 175, 180, 226, 226 n., 227 n.,
246, 262. Season of 1834 and 1835, 2.
33, 34. Copies of lectures to be de-
posited in the Library, 2. 33, 33 n., 34,
72. Lecturers and their subjects for
the season of 1835-36, 2. 34, 34 n.
Money received from, 2. 36 n., 80,
103 n., 226, 227 n., 246, 269 n. Season
of 1836-37, 2. 78-80. Season of 1841-
42, 2. 226 n. Expenses of the course,
2. 227 n.
Leddle (Leddel), Henry, n. 392, 395.
A refugee from Boston in 1776, 18.
267.
Leddra, William, 18. 359.
Le Dite, Benjamin, 20. 305.
Ledru-Rollin, Alexandre Auguste, 18.
203.
Ledyard, Col., 10. 305.
Ledyard, Miss, ii. 22.
Ledyard, Henry, 10. 277.
Ledyard, Isaac, 10. 276.
Ledyard, John, the traveller, ii. 21, 352,
353 n. Sparks's ' Life of,' 10. 276, 277.
Lee, Capt., 5. 357.
Lee, Col., 8. 372, 375.
Lee, Major, 15. 124, 127, 130, 135, 138,
155, 160.
Lee, Mr. (Roberts & Lee), xx. 394.
Lee, Sheriff, 8. 377.
Lee, Abraham, marriage of, 14. 150.
Killed by Indians, 14. 124.
Lee, Alfred, Bishop, 4. 95.
Lee, Annis (Mr*. Pulling), 15. 165.
Lee, Arthur, LL.D., i. 403 ; 3. 95 ; 4. 57 ;
8. 86 ; 10. 275 ; 13. 177 ; 17. 19. Note
of, 4. 23. Extract from a letter of, to
Samuel Adams, 13 158.
Lee, Cassius F., Jr., 12. 53.
Lee, Gen. Charles, 2. 226 ; 4. 57, 59, 61,
62, 67, 67 n., 68, 73, 74, 287-; 7. 195, 200,
211, 213, 222, 224, 232, 234; 8. 394,
398, 461 ; n. 257 ; 12. 55, 122, 257, 258,
260; 14. 79, 80, 82, 83, 236, 273, 274,
289, 290, 342, 353. 354, 357 ; 15. 72,
114, 116, 125, 129; 16. 110,291, 344;
17. 290 ; 19. 221. His character, 4. 82.
Letter from, to Gen. Putnam, 4. 83.
Collision with Gen. Heath, 4. 305-307.
Letter from, to Gen. Heath, 4. 306, 307.
Taken prisoner and exchanged, 5. 332-
340 ; 6. 196. Remonstrates with Wash-
ington, 7. 136. Appointed General, 7.
193, 194. Capture of, 12. 56. His
correspondence with Gen. Burgoyne,
14. 244. His ' Strictures on the Friendly
Address to Americans,' i. 10, 19. His
' Memoirs ' cited, i. 122. Poem on his
capture by the English, 7. 165-167.
Lee, Mrs. Deborah (Flint), 16. 474.
Lee, Edward, Earl of Litch field, see Litch-
field.
Lee, Elisha, his ' Oration on Washington/
1. 146.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Lee, Mrs. Eliza Buckminster, 8. 4. Her
' Life of Rev. J. S. Buckmiuster/ 17.
404.
Lee, Mrs. Esther (Waldron), 14. 124,
150.
Lee, Francis ( Cabot fr Lee), xx. 308.
Lee, Francis H., donation from, 13. 378.
Lee, Francis L., 15 393.
Lee, Rev. Frederick George, D.C.L., 12.
191.
Lee, George H., see Litchfield, Earl of.
Lee, Henry, n. 395.
Lee, Henry, 5. 276. His conference with
Biddle, 5. 287.
LEE, Col. HENRY, 16. 164, 387, 475; 17. 46;
19. 357. Donation from, 8. 463. Elected
a Resident Member, 16. 100. Remarks
by, on Windsor chairs, 17. 218. Of
committee on ' Washington Letters,' 18,
288. Speaks of the first publication of
Carlyle's ' Sartor Resartus ' in Amer-
ica, 18. 330, 379. Account by, of the
Clark and Hutchinson houses, 18. 844-
351. Calls attention to a letter of J.
H. Voss, respecting Major Andre, 19.
126. Pays a tribute to Richard H.
Dana, 19. 205. Speaks of a portrait
of Rev. Francis Higginson, 19 312.
Gifts from, 19. 335. Speaks of the
panels in the best room of the old
Clark house, 19. 392. Speaks of a por-
trait of Major Thomas Savage, 20. 120.
Excused from service on the commit-
tee on the ' Washington Letters/ 20.
338.
Lee, Gen. Henry, d. 1818, 14. 73, 74, 78.
His ' Memoirs of the War in the South-
ern Departments ' cited, 14. 73 n.
Lee, Jeremiah, 15. 165.
Lee, Col. Jeremiah, portrait of, by Cop-
ley, 12. 322.
Lee, Rev. Jesse, 5. 417 n.
Lee, John, 15. 165.
LEE, Rev. JOHN, D.D., LL.D., F.R.S.,
F.A.S., d. 1859, nominated a Corre-
sponding Member, 2. 177. Elected a
Corresponding Member, 2. 180. His
death, 4. 312.
Lee, Judge Joseph, 14. 84 ; 15. 357. Re-
signs, 8. 351, 353.
Lee, Mrs. Martha (Swett), portrait of,
by Copley, 12. 322.
Lee, Mary (Mrs. Shippard), portrait of,
16. 474.
Lee, Col. Richard, 12. 276.
Lee, Hon. Richard Bland, xx. 23.
Lee, Hon. Richard Henry, d. 1794, i. 200,
403 ; 2. 66 ; 4. 69 ; 12. 171, 261 ; 15. 36,
393; i6.108.109; 17. 19; 18. 183. Let-
ter to, from Edmund Pendleton, 6. 188,
189. Resolution of, to declare the
United Colonies independent, 6. 324.
Letter from, to Gov. John Page, 16.
109, 110. His 'Life and Correspond-
ence of Arthur Lee ' cited, 13. 158.
Lee, Richard Henry, the younger, 15. 393 ;
17. 19.
Lee, Gen. Robert E., 10. 465 ; 13. 78 ; 16.
317, 454.
Lee, Rev. Samuel, Dr. Stiles's account of,
8. 219, 220. His 'Triumph of Mercy
in the Chariot of Praise/ i. 32. His
' Contemplations on Mortality/ i. 73.
Lee, Lieut. Seward, 15. 85.
Lee, Thomas, 1718, 16. 474.
Lee, Thomas, 1774, resigns his seat in the
Council, 4. 222.
Lee, Thomas, 8. 4. Donation from, 4.
391.
Lee, Mrs. Thomas, 2. 330 n.
Lee, Thomas G., 7. 40, 41.
Lee, Thomas J., donation from, 2. 511.
Lee, William, b. 1737, 10. 275.
Lee, William, 1826, 19. 48, 50.
LEE, WILLIAM, donations from, i. 87,
137, 192. Nominated a Corresponding
Member, i. 343. Elected, i. 346.
Lee, William, a colored man belonging
to Washington, 6. 119.
Lee, Cajit. William, 15. 85 n.
Lee, Major William, 10. 163.
Lee, Gen. William Raymond, 4. 152 ; 12.
322 ; 13. 253 ; 15. 165. Cited, 4. 152.
Lee papers, 17. 48, 62. Committee ap-
pointed to examine, 17. 19.
Leech, James, 16. 264.
Leeds, Thankful, 13. 422.
Leeds, Eny., 3. 75.
Leer, Susanna (Mrs. Lambeth), 14. 151.
Lee's Reports, see Leigh's Reports.
Lee's shipyard, Boston, 19 105.
Leeson, see Gleason.
Leete (Leak), Cajtt., 13. 96.
Leete, Gov. William, i. 129; 3. 61; 6.
70 ». ; 7. 346 ; 8. 315 ; 13 233. Letters
written by, in behalf of Capt. Scot, 6.
70n., 71 n.
Lef roy, Gen. John Henry, donation from,
14. 196.
Leg, Misses, 19. 216.
Leg, Mr., 19. 215.
Leg, Mrs., 19. 215.
Legge, William, Earl of Dartmouth, see
Dartmouth.
Legislature, see the name of the State or
province to which it belongs.
Leibnitz, Gottfried Wilhelm, 13. 110.
Leicester, Robert Dudley, Earl of, 12.
410 ; 16. 431, 432, 434, 450.
Leicester, Mass., n. 11 ; 12 274, 402,
403 ; 15. 65 ; 16. 68 ; 17. 23-25, 30, 31,
338.
Leicester Academy, Mass., 1.412; 6. 177;
ii. 11, 75; 17. 24, 27, 81; 19. 430.
Origin of the name of, 12. 410. At the
time of the Revolution, 15. 66-68.
Leif, Northman, 18. 19, 79-81.
Leigh, see Lee, Abraham.
Leigh, Charles, 10. 393.
Leigh, Rev. William, 18. 291.
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263
' Leigh's Reports,' Virginia, cited, 13. 299.
Leighton, Dr. Alexander, 12. 212.
Leighton, G. F. B., gift from, 20. 400.
Leighton, John C., certifies the discharge
of W. L. Garrison, 18. 344.
Leighton, Archbishop Robert, 12. 212 n.
His 'Sermons,' 18. 429. His 'Praelec-
tiones,' 18. 429.
Leighton, Samuel, 5. 373.
Leighton, Capt. Samuel, 15. 82, 82 n ; 20.
401.
Leighton, see Lay ton, Thomas.
Leipsic, 6. 37.
Leisler, Jacob, 16. 105-107 ; 17. 110.
Leke, Robert, see Scarsdale, Earl of.
Leland, John, 12 129.
Leland, Sherman, 10. 58.
Lely, Sir Peter, 18. 438, 439, 443.
Le Mercier, Andrew, Jr., 4. 353 n.
Le Mercier, Rev. Andrew, Sen., 4. 353,
353 n., 354. Facsimile of his signature,
faces 4. 350. His ' Manuscript Ser-
mons,' 8. 90.
Le Mercier, Bartholomew, 4. 353 n.
Le Mercier, Cecile Charlotte, 4 363, 363 n.
Le Mercier, Eugene, see Le Mercier, Polly.
Le Mercier, Jane, 4. 353 n.
Le Mercier, Margaret, 4. 353 n.
Le Mercier, Peter, 4. 353 n. ; 4. 363, 363 n.
Naturalized, 4. 363.
Lemercier, Peter Olivier, 4. 363, 363 n.
Naturalized, 4. 363.
Lemercier, Pollv Eugenia or Eugene So-
phia, 4. 363, 363 n. Naturalized, 4. 363.
Le Mercier, Sophia Cecile, naturalized,
4. 363.
Le Mire, Noel, 13. 376; 14. 159; 19. 103.
LE MOINE, JAMES M., n. 320 n. ; 18.
406. Donation from, n. 500. Elected
a Corresponding Member, 18. 4. Ac-
cepts membership, 18. 65.
Lemon, Daniell, legacy to, 5. 155.
Lemon, Mary, legacy to, 5. 155.
LEMON, ROBERT, F.S.A., 12. 102 ; 19. 76.
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
2. 289. Elected, 2. 292. Death of, 10.
xvi, 113.
Lendrum, John, gives a copy of his
' History of the American Revolution/
I. 89; 3. 140 n.
Lenfant, Major Peter Charles, 19. 393 n.
Lennard, Samson, n. 412.
Lennep, Prof. D. J. van, LL.D., 8 477.
'Le'Nord Litteraire,' i. 123, 130, 13S.
Lenox, Charles, see Richmond, Duke of.
LENOX, JAMES, i. 437 n. ; 8. 432, 433 ; 10.
. 450/i.; 12. 429; 13. 349; 15. 279: 18
26. Donations from, 2. 454, 549; 3.
258, 262, 265 ; 4. 54, 62, 107, 122, 286,
373, 384, 429, 436, 437 ; 5. 30, 104, 172,
218, 319, 347 ; 6. 15, 417; 7. 143, 357;
8. 1, 431. Copies of French manu-
script printed by, 3. 33. Elected a
Corresponding Member, 3. 37. His
library, 3 388. His death, 17. xviii.
Remarks by the President on the death
of, 17. 360-362. His edition of Nico-
laus Syllacius, 4. 436, 437.
Lenox, Mary Bruce, Duchess of Richmond,
see Richmond.
Lenox, Mass., 4. 42; 12. 405, 408, 418;
16. 398 ; 20. 342.
Lenox Gallery, 15 279.
Lenox Library, New York, 16. 183; 17.
133, 361 ; 19. 249.
Lenthall, Rev. Robert, 3. 312; 16. 203,
203 n.
Leo III., the Isaurian, n. 414.
Leo X., Pope, 6. 305 ; n. 416; 20. 357 n.,
363, 372-376.
Leo Parisiensis, Prater, 7. 374.
Leo, John, i6;380.
Leoininster, Eng., 12. 414.
Leominster, Matt., 7. 186, 208, 209, 212,
250 ; 10. 424, 428 ; 12. 404, 407 ; 15.
190. Named from Leominster, Eng.,
12 414.
Leonard, Mr., 19. 218.
Leonard, Mrs , 4. 82.
Leonard, Rev. Abiel, D.D., 12. 195; 14. 84.
Leonard, Charles, 13. 55.
Leonard, Hon. Daniel, 7. 222, 229; 8.
345, 473; 15. 397; 19. 147, 151, 155.
His father and his family, 7. 229; 8.
346. Sketch of, 13. 53-56. A refugee
from Boston in 1776, 18. 266.
Leonard, Major David, 15. 78, 160.
Leonard, Col. Ephraim, 7. 222, 229. Ex-
tracts from his will, 13. 51, 52.
Leonard, George, Addresser of HutcMnson,
n. 393, 395. His family, 7. 229. A
refugee from Boston in 1776, 18. 267.
Leonard, Hon. George, n. 24.
Leonard, Harriet, 13. 55.
Leonard, Joseph, 15. 11. Donations from,
2. 442, 445, 475.
Leonard, Levi W., donations from, 2.
338, 500.
Leonard, Lieut.-CoL Nathaniel, 15. 77,
160.
Leonard, Capt. Noadiah, 15. 85, 117.
Leonard & Cunningham, Messrs., dona-
tion from, 2. 411.
Leonard family, i. 73.
Leonidas, the Spartan, 15. 29 n.
Leopold, Prince of England, 17. 102.
Leo wolf, Dr. Joseph, 2. 22.
Le Paon, L., 13. 376 ; 19. 103. Portrait
of Washington by, 14. 159.
Leprilete, Lewis, 4. 362, 302 ». Natural-
ized, 4. 362.
Lepsius, Karl Richard, 17. 439. His
' Denkmaler aus ^Egypten,' 13. 283.
Lermond, Mary (Mrs. Eaton), 13. 440.
Le Roy, 4. 129.
Le Sage, Alain Rene, 8. 413.
Lescarbot, Marc., 18. 88 ; 20. 276 n. His
' Muses de la Nouvelle France ' cited,
18. 97 n. His ' Histoire de la Nouvelle
France ' cited, 18. 97 n., 98 n.
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Lesesne, Chancellor Henry D., 19. 210.
Lesley, Mrs. Susan J., donation from,
with vote of thanks to, 15. 7.
Leslie, Col., 8. 400.
Leslie, Lieut.-Col. Alexander, 8. 398 ; 13.
171; 14. 348; 18. 71.
Leslie, Rev. Charles, his ' Snake in the
Grass/ 18. 480.
Leslie, Charles Robert, R.A., 12. 141.
Portrait of Sir Walter Scott by, 12.
145, 147.
Leasing, Gotthold Ephraim, 20. 365, 381.
Lessoffsky, Adm., visit of, 7. 376.
Le Tombe, Joseph P., LL.D., donation
from, i. 27.
Letort, M., 20. 39.
Letter-book, of Edmund Quincy, 3 327 ;
4. 12, 26. Of Gov. Belcher, given, 4.
52. Of Gen. Rainsford, exhibited, 4. 86.
' Letter from aged Nonconforming Min-
isters to their Friends/ x. 83.
' Letter of a French Officer to Admiral
Keppel/ i. 76.
'Letter on the Parliamentary Peace/ i.
20.
'Letter to John Clark, Bookseller/ i. 79.
' Letter to N. Hobart, on Church Govern-
ment/ i. 12.
Letters illustrating the battle of Bunker-
Hill, 14. 79-83.
Letters-patent, forms used in issuing, u.
166-188.
Letters (alphabetical) used for naming
streets, 6. 31, 32.
Lettice, John, 15. 240 n.
LETTSOM, JOHN C., M.D., LL.D., 7. 183.
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
i. 77. Elected, i. 81. Letter from, read,
x. 90. His 'Naturalist's and Travel-
ler's Companion/ x. 90. Donatioss
from, i. 100, 191.
Leuit, see Levett.
Leuit, Moses, 16. 265.
Leuit, Samuel, 16. 265.
Leusden, Prof. Johann van, 10 348 ; 13.
308.
Le Vaillant, Frangois, 15. 10.
Levant Company, 6. 18.
Levasseur, A., 4. 281. His 'Lafayette in
America ' cited, 14. 66.
Leverett, Col., 7. 202.
Leverett, Rev. Charles E., donation from.
4. 309.
Leverett, Frederick P., 16. 407.
Leverett, Hudson, judgment in the case
of a vessel belonging to, 12 109.
Leverett, Capt. John, u. 141.
Leverett, Gov. John, d. 1679, 8. 11 ; 13.
133; 14. 250; 16. 146; 17. 130; 18.
345; 20.210. Cromwell's letter to, i.
123. The Leverett Papers communi-
cated to the Society, 2. 552, 558, 558 n.
Street in Boston bearing his name, 6.
30. To act as agent for Massachusetts,
6. 71 n.
Leverett, John, President of Harvard Col-
lege, d. 1724, x. 18 ; 6. 346, 347 ; 8. 23, 28,
31, 34 ; 10. 475 ; 12. 372 ; 14. 222-225 ;
16. 10, 52, 58, 147. His installation, 5
162. Matters pertaining to the early
records of Harvard College, 6. 341,
342. Speeches at his inauguration,
January, 1707-8, 9. "502. Letters of
Judge Sewall to, 12. 360, 361. Memo-
randum-book of, described, 14. 223.
His ' Admittatur ' to Harvard College,
14. 223 n. Memorandum from a manu-
script book of, 16. 52, 53.
Leverett, Thomas, n. 141.
Leverett, Elder Thomas, 13. 391. Patent
to, from the Council in Plymouth, 2.
542-545.
Leverett, Mass., 12. 406, 408. Origin of
the name of, 12. 419.
Leverett Street, Boston, 6. 30.
Leverich, Rev. William, 14. 117 ; 17.
343.
Leverton, Rev. Nicholas, 2. 448 n. ; 17.
255, 255 n., 256, 262.
Leveson, Sir John, Earl Goiver, see Gower.
Levett, see also Leuit.
Levett, Mr., letter from, to John Cotton,
2. 439.
Levett, Capt. Christopher, 14. 360, 362 n.,
369 ; 20. 339-341.
Levett, Francis, 3. 222, 223.
Levett, Mrs. Francis, 3. 223.
Levett, Lieut. Samuel, death of, 14. 146.
Leviathan, steamer, 7. 417.
Leviston, Daniel, killed by Indians, 14.
129.
Lewes, John, 3. 338.
Lewes, Mary, bewitched, 5. 35, 37.
Lewington, Mrs., 16. 97.
Lewis, , 13. 409.
Lewis, Mr., 12. 365.
Lewis, Mr., actor, 19. 215.
LEWIS, ALONZO, i. 450, 453; 17. 85.
Nominated a Resident Member, i. 428.
Elected, i. 434. Donations from, i.
445 ; 2. 145, 176. Of committee on ex-
change with the Athenaeum, i. 455.
Of committee on moving the Library,
etc., i. 458 n. Present at meetings of
the Society, 2. 17, 109, 145, 146, 149, 171,
172, 178, 238. Resigns membership, 2,
264, 608 n. Paper addressed to, of his-
torical interest, 2. 293 n. His death, 2.
608 n. Notice of, 2. 608 n. His 'His-
tory of Lynn/ 2. 293 ; 16. 6 n. Cited, 4.
114. Map of Boston drawn by, 6. 36,
39. Newhall's edition of his ' History
of Lynn' cited, 17. 140 n.
Lewis, Anthony, 15. 157.
Lewis, Archelaus, 16. 353.
Lewis, Ezekiel, ff.C. 1695, 8. 29.
Lewis, Ezekiel, 1731, 7. 203; n. 396 ; 18.
368-370.
Lewis, Francis, 15. 393.
Lewis, George, 19. 357.
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Lewis, Sir George Corncwall, 16. 12 ; 20.
359.
Lewis, Capt. George W., 7. 412.
Lewis, Rev. Isaac, D.D., his Election Ser-
mon, i. 112.
Lewis, Isaiah W. P., donations from, i.
48G; 2. 221. Vote of thanks to, i. 486.
Lewis, John, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 206.
Lewis, John, Portsmouth, 1679, 16. 264.
Lewis, Lieut. John, 15. 81.
Lewis, Lawrence, 13. 288. Letter from
George Washington to, 6. 117.
Lewis, Marcy, bewitched, 5. 33.
Lewis, Mary (Mrs. Gibson), 20. 88.
Lewis, Capt. Meri wether, 12. 41 ; 15. 393.
Miniature of, presented, 13. 43. Pres.
Jefferson's ' Memoir of/ 13. 43.
Lewis, Milo, donation from, 3. 42.
Lewis, Col. Morgan, 3. 280 ; 15. 82.
Lewis, Lieut. Nathan, 15. 77.
Lewis, Philip, 16. 26 J, 266.
Lewis, Robert, 20. 313. Letter to, from
Daniel Webster respecting the Wash-
ington Medals, 20. 343, 344.
Lewis, Susannah H., 8 285.
Lewis, Lieut. Thomas, 1778, convicted of
gaming, 7. 134.
Lewis, Thomas, Saco, 1638, 20. 88.
Lewis, Winslow, M.D., 15. 365; 18. 346;
19. 392.
Lewis, Zachariah, & Co., Messrs., dona-
tions from, i. 178, 191. *•
Lexington (Lessington), Henry de, Bishop
of Lincoln, 12. 272.
Lexington (Lexinton), John de, 12. 272.
Lexington, Robert de, Baron of Tuxford,
see Tuxford.
Lexington, Robert Sutton, 1st Baron of,
12. 272.
Lexington, Robert Sutton, 2d Baron of,
12. 271, 272, 410; 14. 28. Town of Lex-
ington, Mass., not named for, 12. 270,
273, 274.
Lexington, Mass., 7. 252 ; 10. 325 ; 12.
402, 403, 410; 15 27; 16. 155, 255, 290,
365, 389 ; 17. 230, 232, 289, 21)1, 294, 315,
317, 318, 320-325n., 329, 332, 380; 18.
4, 26, 247, 356, 418,422 ; 19. 83-85, 92 n.,
252, 287 ; 20. 238. First ball fired at
the battle of, i. 82. • Col. Revere's ac-
count of his ride to, i. 121 ??., 122.
Events of the Revolution, 6. 212. An-
cient epitaphs contained in the old
burying-ground of, presented, 12. 12.
Origin of the name of, 12. 269-276 ; 14.
28. Not named for Lord Lexington,
12. 270; but from Laxton (Laxington),
Eng., 12. 272. Celebration at, 14. 216.
Paul Revere's ride to, 16. 371-376.
Lexington, battle of, i. 82 ; 4. 22-26, 51,
70, 86, 294; 5. 211 ; 7. 378, 478; 8. 404,
405 ; 10. 438; n. 306 ; 12. 269 ; 14. 29-
31. Announced in England, 7. 198.
Accounts of, 13. 57-60. Gen. Bur-
goyne's opinion of, 14. 241. Earl
Percy's account of, 14. 349 n. Lieut.-
Col. Smith's account of, 14. 349 n.
Weather on the day of, 19. 377.
Lexington, Ky., 4. 92; 17. 230, 231; 18.
26.
Lexington, Va., 16. 317.
' Lexington Papers/ 12. 272.
Ley, John, 5. 35.
Leybourn, William, his ' Cursus Mathe-
maticus,' 18. 430.
Leyden, John, M.D., 16. 188.
Leyden, condition of, in 1606, 13. 315-317.
Leyden Historical Society, see Maatschap-
pij der Nederlandsche Letterkunde,
Leyden.
Leyden University, see Rijks universiteit,
Leyden.
Leypoldt & Holt, donation from, g. 227.
L'Hommedieu, Ezra, letter to, 10. 488.
L'Hopital, G. F. A., Marquis de Sainte
Mcsme, see Saint Mesme.
L'Hopital, Michel de, Chancellor of France,
7. 406.
Libel, law of, Josiali Quincy's decision on,
g. 113.
Libel suit of Webster against Lyman, 19.
282-284, 323, 324.
' Liber Uricrisiarum,' 10. 164.
' Liberator/ 2. 201 ; 18. 340-342.
Liberia, 10. 421.
Liberty, vessel, 7. 327.
Liberty Bell, Philadelphia, 13. 81.
Liberty Tree, Boston, 7. 362; 12. 247.
Soliloquy of, 14. 269-272.
Liberty Tree, Dorchester, n. 140.
Librarian, Assistant, 2. 83, 251 ; 4. 5, 9,
241, 251. His compensation, 2. 81, Sin.,
82, 82 n., 103 n., 148 n., 253 n., 591. Ar-
rangement made with Mr. J. I. Wood,
2. 538, 539. His duties, 2. 538, 539 ; 3.
178, 245-247, 250. Letter by C. Fol-
som on the duties of, 13. 28-34. See
Appleton, J:; Harris, T. M. ; Hedge, F.
H., Jr. ; Paige, L. R.
Librarian of the Society, i. xviii, 286, 467 ;
2. 16 ; 3. 268. His duties, i. 15, 286 ; 2.
515, 518-522, 587, 588; 3. 241, 245-248,"
ig. 187-190. See By-Laws. Quarterly
and Annual Reports of the condition
of the Library for the years ending
1795, i. 84; 1830, i. 428; 1835, 2. 19;
1836, 2. 32, 41-43, 43 n., 44 n ; 1837, 2.
81 n., 82 77. ; 1838, 2 120, 121 ; 1839, 2.
140 n -142 n.; 1840,2. 148, 183; 1841,
2. 214, 214 n. ; 1842, 2. 223 ; 1844, 2.
285, 285 n.; 1856. 3. 87; 1857,3- 165 ;
1858, 4. 8-18 ; 1859, 4. 246-249 ; 1860, 5.
25-27; 1861,5. 192,193; 1862,6.13-16;
1863, 7. 20-23; 1864, 7. 355-359; 1865,
8. 262-267 ; 1866, 9. 183-188 ; 1867, 10.
6-8; 1868, 10. 151-158; 1869, n. 41-
44 ; 1870, n. 249-251 ; 1871, 12. 78, 79 ;
1872, 12. 218; 1873, 13. 19,20; 1874,
13. 270, 271 ; 1875, 14. 26, 27 ; 1876, 14.
266
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
320, 321 ; 1877, 15. 268 ; 1878, 16. 166 ;
1879, 17. 68, 69 ; 1880, 18. 28 ; 1881, 18
407 ; 1882, 19. 289 ; 1883, 20. 191. His
compensation, 2. 103, 131 n., 367 n., 369,
386 n., 425 n., 453 n., 471 n. ; 6. 11. To
employ an assistant, 2 136, 538, 539.
His duties in relation to the manu-
scripts of the Society, 2. 433; 3. 247.
Mode of election of, 2. 484 ; 3 241.
For particular information and details
of action, see Amory, T. C.; Alden, T.;
Bowdoin, J. ; Clap, E. ; Eliot, J. ; Felt,
J. B. ; Green, S. A.; Harris, T. M. ;
Jenks, W. ; Kirkland, J. T. ; Lothrop,
S. K.; McKean, J. ; Minot, S. R. ;
Mitchell, Nahum ; Savage, J. ; Shaw,
W. S. ; Snelling, N. G. ; Shurtleff, N.
B. ; Tilden, J. ; Willard, J.
Libraries, Public, 8. 264, 450. Letter on,
by Charles Folsom, 13. 28-34.
Library of Congress, donations from, 7.
139, 297 ; 9. 1.
Library of the Massachusetts Historical
Society, i. 5, 43, 49n., 57, 66, 85 n.,
llln., 136 n., 165, 193, 243 n., 244, 271,
272, 286, 334, 340, 345, 350, 355, 377,
378, 407, 446, 451, 452, 464, 465, 468-
470, 477, 481; 3. 139 n., 219, 356; 4.
17 ; 6. 12, 425 ; 8. 46, 47 ; 10. 170, 175 ;
ii. 39, 100, 143, 145, 155, 159, 163, 197,
202, 203, 222, 228, 233, 309, 322, 329,
388, 396, 397, 400, 401 ; 12. 67, 77, 216,
223, 234, 236; 13. 18, 451 ; 14. 25, 318,
320, 321, 326; 15. 268, 274, 277; 16.
135, 150, 168, 181 ; 17. 71, 80, 101, 102,
121, 136, 137, 156n., 160, 172, 193 n.,
196 n., 296, 310, 328, 365; 18. 28, 411 ;
19. 60, 115, 128, 391, 435 n. Room for,
and beginnings of, I. xviii, xxxv, 6-
13, 18-22. Book Plate, i. 14. Rules
and Regulations of, i. 14-16, 71-73,
127, 200, 206, 207, 209-212, 286, 349 ;
2. 189 n., 433, 434, 518, 522 ; 3. 241, 245-
248; 13. 146; 19. 187-190. See By-Laws.
Donations to, i. 50, 52-54, 56, 60, 66,
67, 73, 75, 79, 81-83, 86-89, 91, 98-100,
102, 103, 111-113, 122, 123, 130, 131,
137, 138, 145^147, 150, 152-154, 166-
168, 177, 178, 190-192, 201, 202, 217-
219, 250, 265. Key to, i. 51, 254 n.
Condition of, I. 84. Vote to sell cer-
tain books, i. 101. Number of vol-
umes and pamphlets in, I. 103 n.; 2
142; 5. 24, 191; 6. 12, 13; 7. 19, 22,
355, 357 : 8. 261 ; 10. 7, 12 ; n. 39, 42,
245, 250 ; 12. 79, 218 ; 13. 20, 271 ; 14.
26,321; 15. 268; 16. 166; 17. 68; 18.
28, 407 ; 19. 239 ; 20 191. Committee
appointed to consider measures for
better preservation of, i. 107. How
often opened, i. 212 n. Books that
cannot circulate, i. 224; 2. 181, 183.
Rare books to be kept in a locked
case, i. 251. An assistant employed
in, i. 428, 436. Opened to purchasers
of tickets to the course of lectures,
i. 480. The room to be warmed, i.
482. Permission given to Mr. J. Her-
ring to use the materials in, 2. 26.
Gift of the library of Mr. Thomas
Wallcut, 2 27. Donation to, from
Prof. Palfrey, 2. 29. Copies of lect-
ures to be deposited in the Library, 2.
31, 33, 34. A set of the Collections
to be always retained in, 2. 32. Mr.
Felt's services in arranging, acknowl-
edged, 2. 40. Services of Dr. John
Appleton, 2. 43 n., 44 n., 591 n., 592 n.
Books to be called in each year, ac-
cording to certain regulations, 2. 44.
Depends for its increase upon dona-
tions, 2. 59. No book or pamphlet to
be taken from, until the expiration of
a certain time, 2. 96. Contributions
for, to be solicited. 2. 106 ; 3. 178, 179.
Lists of manuscripts in, 2. 121, 229 n. ;
10. 158-165, 323-325 ; 13. 229, 230.
Visitors to, 2. 122. A committee ap-
pointed to consider the matter of the
daily opening of, 2. 134, 135. Report
of the committee, with arrangements
for the daily opening of, 2. 135 n., 136n.,
538, 539, 586-591, 594, 603 n. Annual
assessment increased, to meet addi-
tional expenses of, 2. 143, 143 n. Per-
mission granted to Mr. Hubbard to use
the same, 2. 173. Use of, by non-
members, to be considered, 2. 185.
Report of the committee on the sub-
ject, 2. 188, 189, 189 n. Use of, granted
to Rev. L. R. Paige, 2. 216, 223. A
committee to consider the subject of
articles deposited in the Library, 2.
236, 237. Report of the committee
on articles deposited in, 2. 238, 239.
A committee to consider the extension
of the accommodations of, 2. 270. Re-
port of the committee on further
accommodations for, 2. 285, 285 n.
Shelves to be provided in the new
apartment, 2. 287. Privileges of, ex-
tended toward non-members, who assist
in the fund for the reprint of certain
volumes of the Collections, 2. 347,
348. List of persons not members
using the Library reported, 2. 529. Mr.
Shurtleff to be on the committee of, 2.
583. Duplicates reported and referred
to a committee, 3. 32 c, 41. Matter to
be bound, 3. 39. Committee to ascer-
tain what books may be obtained from
the Commonwealth, 3. 41. Books un-
duly detained, 3. 47, 49, 50. To be
insured, 3. 83, 88; 6. 11. Books to be
donated to the Chicago Historical So-
ciety, 3. 95. Accessions to, for the
years ending April 1856, 3. 87 ; 1857,
3. 155, 160; 1858, 4. 9-15 ; 1859, 4. 246,
247 ; 1860, 5. 25-27 ; 1861, 5. 192, 193 ;
1862, 6. 13, 15; 1863, 7. 20, 21; 1864,
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267
7. 356, 357 ; 1865, 8. 263 ; 1866, g. 184 ;
1867, 10. 6; 1868, 10. 151; 1869, n.
41; 1870, ii. 249; 1871, 12. 78; 1872,
12. 218: 1873, 13. 19; 1874, 13. 264,
270; 1875, 14. 26; 1876, 14. 320; 1877,
15. 268; 1878, 16. 166; 1879, 17. 68;
1H80, 18. 28; 1881, 18. 407; 1882, 19.
289 ; 1880, 20. 191. Gift of the Dowse
Library to the Society, 3. 101-104,
115, 116, 126-128. See Dowse Li-
brary. Permission granted to Mr. T.
C. Amory, Jr., to use for one year, 3.
128, 129. Valuable additions of his-
torical manuscripts, 3. 205. Statement
of Mr. Sibley with regard to Triennial
Catalogues of Harvard University, to
be deposited in, 3. 205, 206. Privileges
accorded to visitors and members, 3.
246-248 ; 6. 14. Donation from Penn-
sylvania, 3. 284. Valuable donation
from Miss Belknap, 3. 285-328 n. See
Belknap Papers. Its arrangement, 4.
16; 7.22. Its deficiencies and needs,
4. 15-17 ; 6. 7, 14, 16, 428 ; 20. 147 ; n.
34, 43. Use of, 6. 16; 14. 26; 15. 268.
Arrangement of, with reference to Co-
lonial or Revolutionary periods of his-
tory, 6. 18. Donation of books from
Lisbon, 6. 23. Report of the Standing
Committee on, 10. 3. Time for keep-
ing books out, 10. 153. List of donors
to, n. 498; 12. 469 ; 13. 460; 14. 395;
15. 405 ; 16. 476 ; 17. 468 ; 18. 445 ; 19.
446 ; 20. 418. Report of the com-
mittee on moving, 12. 226. Heliotype
of tablet in, 18. frontispiece. For gen-
eral information see Librarian, Annual
Report of, and names of Librarians.
Library of the Society, Catalogue of, I.
46, 56, 103 n., 173 n., 221, 224, 438 n.,
467; 2. 16, 18, 19, 32, 42, 43 n., 44 n.,
81 n, 479. 480, 526, 528, 573, 586-591,
591 n., 592 n., 594, 603 n.; 3. 87, 160;
6. 16 ; 12. 3 ; 19. 355.
Library Association, East Boston, 18. 285.
Library Committee of the London Trad-
ers' Tokens, see London, etc.
Library Company of Philadelphia, i. 214,
248, 279 n.; 19. 121 n. Vote to send
the Collections to, i. 248. To receive
Vol I., second series, of the Collections,
2. 69 n. Donations from, 2. 491 ; 3. 93 ;
ii. 499.
Lichtenfelds, Moravian mission at, I. 38.
Lidgate, John, 3. 283.
LIBBER, FRANCIS, LL.D., 13. 13; 18.
200; 19. 347. Elected a Corresponding
Member, 3. 264. Accepts membership,
3. 265 ; 4. 107. Donations from, 7. 100 ;
ii. 2, 500. His death, 12. xviii. An-
nouncement of the death of, with re-
marks by the President, 12. 264; by
George S. Hillard, 12. 265-268. His
opinion of Motley's ' Dutch Republic,'
16. 428. His ' Dictionary/ 5. 273.
Liechtenstein, Johann, Prince, 16. 441.
Lief, son of Eric the Red, 13. 362.
' Lien/ meaning of the word, 14. 176.
' Life of John Quincy Adams/ copyright
of, see Adams, etc.
Life Office, 2. 167.
Light, Dorothy, 14. 118.
Light, George W. (Light fr Norton], 7-270,
276 n. ; 15. 390??. Publisher of Phillis
Wheatley's 'Poems/ 7. 269 »., 270 n.,
276 n.
Lightfoot, Rev. John, D.D., 17. 340. His
' Works/ 1 8. 426.
Lighthouse Island, 7. 200, 201. Light-
house at, destroyed, 7. 257.
Ligon, Richard, his ' History of Barba-
does/ i. 254 n.
Lilburn, John, on slavery, 7. 314.
Lillie, Theophilus, ii. 394, 395. A refu-
gee from Boston in 1776, 18. 267.
Lima, S. A., 18. 280. In 1724, descrip-
tion of, 8. 207-211.
Liman, Lieut. Elisha, 15. 75.
Lirnborch, Philippus van, his 'Theologia
Christiana/ 18. 427.
Lime-water, in medicine, 5. 395.
Limerick, Ire., 3. 78.
Lincoln, Mrs. Abraham, 18. 310.
Lincoln, Pres. Abraham, 6. 308 ; 10. 464-
466; ii. 280; 12. 301-304,306; 13. 207;
15. 299; 16. 437-439; 18. 49, 213, 214,
310; 19. 231, 351, 382 n.; 20. 353, 354,
363. Remarks, resolutions, etc., on the
assassination of, 8. 254-257; ii. 373.
Josiah Quincy's letter to, 9. 151. Table
used by, 10. 14. Letter from, to Capt.
G. V. Fox, 15. 394.
Lincoln, Capt. Amos, of the Tea-party, 13.
207.
Lincoln, Arthur, 19. 384. Donation from,
7. 140.
LINCOLN, Gen. BENJAMIN, A.M., d. 1810,
i. 121, 134, 298 ; 2. 84 ; 3. 305-307 ; 4.
287; 6.373; 10. 99; I2. 5,62; 13. 67,
207 ; 14. 93, 205, 334, 337 ; 15. 135 ; 16.
119 ; 19. 70, 72 ; 20. 401. His death, i.
xlii, 216 n. Donation from, i. 111. Nom-
inated a Resident Member, i. 117.
Elected, i. 119. Portrait of, given, i.
192, 216 Death of, announced, i.
216 n. Dr. Kirkland's ' Memoir of/ i.
216 ?i. Surviving children of, to receive
Vol. V., third series, of the Collections,
2 7 In. Portrait of, 2. 139, 592. Ex-
changed, 5. 342. Letter to, from Dr.
Ramsay, 6. 168. Capitulation of
Charleston, 6. 213. Letter from, to
Gen. Rutledge in regard to arming
negroes, 6. 221. His opinion on the
plan of Gen. Knox, 6. 395. Portrait
of, lent, 8. 282. Letter to, from Judge
Lowell, 13. 127, 128. His 'Observa-
tions on the North American Indians/
i. 121. His journal of a visit to the
Indians northwest of the Ohio, 19. 395.
268
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Bowen's 'Life of,' cited, 6. 169. Man-
uscript letter to Gov. Kutledge quoted,
6. 221.
Lincoln, Benjamin, Jr., son of Gen. Lin-
coln, d. 1788, 16. 119; 19. 154, 156-163.
Lincoln, Mrs. Benjamin, i. 192 n.
Lincoln, Mrs. Benjamin ( Miss Otis), 16.
119, 122-124, 126, 133, 153.
Lincoln, Mrs. Bethiah (Whiton), 19. 381.
Lincoln, Bridget Fiennes, Countess of, 3.
288 ; 20. 62 n., 69, 78.
Lincoln, Mrs. Deborah (Hersey), 19. 381.
Lincoln, Mrs. Deborah (Revere), 13. 209.
Lincoln, E., 2. 387 n.
Lincoln, Edward de Clinton, 1st Earl of,
19. 76 n.
Lincoln, Mrs. Elizabeth (Revere), 13. 209.
Lincoln, Mrs. Elizabeth (Sprague), 14. 50.
Lincoln, Enoch, 13. 207; 19. 381.
Lincoln, Hon. Enoch, Governor of Maine,
13. 207 ; 19. 381.
Lincoln, Francis Henry, 19. 384.
Lincoln, Hon. Frederic W., 13. 209 ; 19.
357 ; 20. 250. Index prepared by, 6.
34. Donations from, 7. 303 ; 8. 171 ; 9.
252; ii. 500. Presents photographs
of the statues of Winthrop and Adams,
15. 178.
Lincoln, George, 19. 384 n.
Lincoln, Rev. Henry, 19. 381.
Lincoln, Henry Clinton, 2d Earl of, n.
212.
Lincoln, Henry Clinton, Qth Earl of, 12.
415.
Lincoln, Isaac, 13 208.
Lincoln, James Gardiner, Bishop of, 12.
425.
Lincoln, James Otis, 16. 133, 153.
Lincoln, Jedediah, 13. 207 ; 19. 381.
Lincoln, Gov. Levi, the elder, d. 1820, i.
411 ; 3. 192-194 ; 8. 297 ; 10. 181 ; 13.
207, 208, 297; 19 154, 167, 177, 381.
Brief used by, in Jenison vs. Caldwell,
transcribed, 3. 193, 197-203; 6. 108,
109. Letter to, from T: Jefferson, 5.
183. Collects Dr. Mayhew's writings,
5. 434 «. Short sketch of the life of,
ii. 48.
LINCOLN, Hon. LEVI, LL.D., d. 1868, i.
412, 434 ; 2. 255 n. ; 5. 275 ; 10. 58, 63,
313, 340, 461; u. 32; 12.6; 13. 207;
16. 129; 17. 5, 25, 32; 18. 151, 284; 19.
381, 426. Letter from, asking for
maps for the Northeastern Boundary
Commissioners, i. 415 n. Elected a
Resident Member, 4. 147 ; xx. 76.
Accepts membership, 4. 197. Dona-
tion from, 5. 183. Letter from, to C.
Robbins, donating a valuable letter to
the Society, 5. 183. Vote of thanks
to, 5. 184. Presents a brief used by
his father to Mr. Washburn, 6. 108.
Death of, 10. xvi, 312, 318; n. 81.
Donation from his family, 10. 409.
His autograph and portrait, face ii. 47.
Memoir of, by Emory Washburn, n.
47-83. His birth, xx. 48. Admitted
to the bar, n. 49. Judge of the Su-
preme Judicial Court, n. 51. Mem-
ber of the Massachusetts Legislature,
11. 53. Speaker of the House, n. 55.
Member of the State Convention of
1820, ii. 56. Lieutenant-Governor, ii.
57. Presidential Elector, ii. 57. Gov-
ernor, n. 58. Administration of, ii.
58-69. Elected Representative to Con-
gress, ii. 69. Collector of the port of
Boston, n. 71. Presidential Elector
for second and third times, n. 71.
Mayor of Worcester, n. 72. Presides
at the State Temperance Convention
in Worcester, 1833, n. 74. His in-
terest in the cause of learning and edu-
cation, ii. 75. Receives degree of
LL.D., ii. 76. Member of the Massa-
chusetts Historical Society, ii. 76. His
speeches and addresses, ii. 77-79. His
character, ii. 80. Funeral solemnities
at his burial, ii. 82.
Lincoln, Mrs. Levi, 10. 348.
Lincoln, Lieut. Loring, 15. 75.
Lincoln, Mrs. Lydia (Bates), 19. 381, 382.
Lincoln, Mrs. Martha Robb, 13. 209.
Lincoln, Mrs. Martha (Waldo), xx. 48.
Lincoln, Martin, to receive a copy of
Vol. V., third series, of the Collections,
2.55.
Lincoln, Mrs. Mary (Otis), 12. 62; 19.
381.
Lincoln, Mrs. Mehitable, 19. 383.
Lincoln, Mordecai, 13. 208.
Lincoln, Noah, 20. 416.
Lincoln, Mrs. Penelope W. (Sever), ii. 80.
Lincoln, Samuel, the elder, d. 1690, 13. 207;
19. 381.
Lincoln, Samuel, the younger, d. 1721, 13.
207 ; 19. 381.
Lincoln, Solomon, d. 1831, 19. 381.
LINCOLN, Hon. SOLOMON, d. 1881, 4. 228;
5. 319; 8. 213; 10. 89, 136, 173, 485;
12. 29, 29 n., 38, 80 n.; 18. 154; 19.
285, 380. Donations from, 2. 41, 286,
346, 362, 459; 3. Ill; 5. 373; 6. 20,
333,470; 7. 338; 10. 41, 336, 484; xx.
501. Nominated a Resident Member,
2. 302. Elected, 2. 303. Accepts
membership, 2. 306. Present at meet-
ings of the Society, 2. 309, 318, 334,
335, 338, 349, 354, 362, 380, 424, 426,
429, 443, 450, 495, 507. Of commit-
tee on the index to the third decade,
2. 338. Reports from the Index Com-
mittee, 2. 354. To assort the votes for
officers, 2. 426. Of Nominating Com-
mittee, 3. 154, 284; 9. 82, 468; n.229;
12. 52, 447. Report of Nominating
Committee, 3. 162; 4. 19; 9. 190; 10.
19; ii. 45, 243; 12. 80, 225; 13. 20,
21. Joins in the petition against the
change of name of the New England
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269
Historic, Genealogical Society, 3. 266-
270. Of Standing Committee, 4. 272;
5. 29. Of committee on Prince Man-
uscripts, 4. 439. Of Publishing Com-
mittee, 5. 153. Vote of thanks to,
5. 196, 319. Letter to, from W. W.
Warren, 5. 205, 206. Resolution of-
fered by, 10. 174. Motions of, n.
46, 253. Appointed to prepare a
memoir of Hev. Charles Brooks, 12.
253. His death, 19 xx, 384. Death
of, announced,- 19. 123. Resolution
passed by the Society, 19. 124. Mr.
Winsor appointed to prepare a me-
moir of, 19. 210. Portrait of, faces 19.
381. Memoir of, by Mr. Winsor, 19.
381-384. His ancestry, 19. 381, 382.
Childhood and early education, 19. 382.
Enters Derby Academy and Brown
University, 19. 382. Classmates, 19.
382. Begins the study of law, 19. 382.
Admitted to the bar, 19. 382. Holds
various offices, 19. 382, 383. A stu-
dent of history, 19. 383. His addresses
and publications, 19. 383. Member-
ship in various societies, 19. 383. Mar-
riage, 19. 383. Children, 19. 384. Me-
moir of the Rev. Charles Brooks by,
18. 174-178.
Lincoln, Solomon, H.C. 1857, tutor in
Harvard College, 19. 384.
Lincoln, Mrs. Susanna (Gill), 19. 383.
Lincoln, Hon. Theodore, to be presented
with a copy of Vol. V., third series, of
the Collections, 2. 55.
Lincoln, Theophilus Clinton, 4th Earl of,
n. 212-216.
Lincoln, Thomas, cooper, 13. 207.
Lincoln, Thomas Clinton, 3c? Earl of,
6. 4; ii. 212; 13. 133; 14. 303; 16.
303.
Lincoln, Welcome, 19. 383.
Lincoln, William, d. 1792, 19. 381.
LINCOLX, WILLIAM, A.B., d. 1843, i. 492 ;
8. 286, 291. His death, i. xliii ; 2.
261 n., 272. Allowed to print part of
Dr. Holmes's memoir on the Oxford
Huguenots in the Worcester Magazine,
i. 393, 3U4n. Nominated a Resident
Member, i. 449. Elected, i. 451. A
letter received from, concerning a
loaned volume, 2. 26. Present at meet-
ings of the Society, 2. 21, 46, 79, 84,
99, 100, 109, 119, 131, 183, 187. Of
committee to prepare an index for the
third series, 2. 52. Subject of lecture
delivered by him, 2. 80. Donations
from, 2. 28, 66, 96, 98, 99, 99 n., 106,
127. Memoir of, z. 261 n , 264.
Lincoln & Edmands, Messrs., 17. 373
Lincoln, Eng., Dr. R. Ellis's visit to,
18.
249.
Lincoln, Mass., 5. 367; 12. 405, 407, 415;
18. 158; 19. 85, 86»., 87, 88 n., 92.
Lincoln, N. B., 17. 210.
Lincoln County, Me , Registry of Deeds
in, 2. 73 M.
Lincoln family, 14. 38.
Lincoln School, name of, 6. 32.
Lincolnshire, Eng., 6. 47, 53, 415.
Lincolnshire Company and Twenty As-
sociates, Records of, 2. 543, 543 n. ; 10.
163.
Limlall, Timothy, 8. 29 ; 10. 162.
Lindsay, James, 13. 372.
Lindsay, Thomas, 13. 372.
Lindsay, Thomas, Jr., 13. 372.
Lindsey, Capt. Eleazer, 15. 149. Sen-
tenced by court-martial, 15. 144.
Lindsley, D. P., donation from, n. 500.
Linkhorn, John, killed by Indians, 14.
129.
Linkleter, Alexander, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 18. 267.
Linnaean Society, Boston, i. 392; 17. 414-
416.
Linnsean Society, London, 17. 411, 413 ;
19. 98.
Linnaean Society, Paris, see Societe Lin-
neenne de Paris.
Linnaeus, see Linne'.
Linne' (Linnaeus), Carl von, 14. 20; 17.
415; 19 318.
Linsey, Lieut., British officer, 16. 7.
Linsey, Samuel, 19 325 n.
Lintot, Bernard, 16. 426.
Linzee, Capt. John, 15. 63, 65 n. His
sword, 4. 259. Sword given to the So-
ciety, 4. 263-265; 18. 431. Armorial
bearings of, 5. 20. His sword loaned,
7. 36i. Heliotype of the Crossed
Swords, 18. frontispiece.
Lion, Mrs. Martha J., see Lyon.
Lion, ship, 3. 27, 28 n. ; 5. 95, 96; 6 474,
476 ; 19. 388; 20 66-68, 73, 78, 79, 79 n.
Sent with supplies to America, 6. 474,
475.
Lion and the Unicorn on the seal of New
England, 6. 81.
Lippincott, J. B., & Co., donations from,
n. 500.
' Lippincott's Magazine/ donation from
the publishers of, 10. 117.
Lippitt, Christopher, 6. 205.
Lipsius, Prof. Justus, 13. 315.
Liquors, trade in, 3. 183. Seized in the
vicinity of the army, 1778, 7. 134.
Lis, John, 15. 157, 157 n.
Lisbon, N. H., 17. 371-373.
Lisbon, Spain, 6. 23. Royal Academy of
Sciences at, see Academia Real, etc.
Liscomb, Capt. Francis, 15. 77.
Lisle, Lady Alice, 8. 310.
Lisle, H. N., autograph of, faces 19. 169.
Lisle, N. H., 19. 169.
Liste, Mrs., a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 267.
Lister, Ensign Jeremy, 14. 91.
Litohfield, Edward Lee, 1st Earl of, 13.
106.
270
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Litchfield, Ephraim, ig. 379.
Litchfield, George Henry Lee, Earl of, 12.
413.
Litchfield, Rev. Paul, extracts from the
diary of, 19. 377-379.
Litchlield, Conn., ig. 97, 280. Aids Bos-
ton in 1774, 4. 224. Law School at, 14.
386, 387.
Litchfield, Miss., 12. 401 n., 413. Ceded
to New Hampshire, 12. 406 n.
Literary and Historical Society of Que-
bec, 2 99; 17. 362; 18. 4. Present
their ' Transactions/ I. 498. Vote to
exchange publications with, i. 498.
Donations from, 2. 15, 224, 249; 7.
347; 8. 1; 9 353, 462; n. 499. To
receive a copy of the third series of the
Collections, 2. 30, 56, 70 n., 71 n. To
be invited to join in the celebration of
the anniversary of the New England
Confederation, 2 248. Declines invita-
tion, 2 252. Acknowledges the receipt
of the Collections, 2 257.
Literary and Philosophical Society of
New Jersey, 3. 334.
Literary and Scientific Institution at
Bath, Eng., 17. 301,30fi.
1 Literary Miscellany,' 6. 275, 276, 279.
' Literary World/ communication from,
2. 374.
Lithgow, Arthur, ' Communication of the
Governor relative to the removal of/
i. 218.
Lithgow, Col. William, 19. 151.
Lithgow, Hon. William, 19. 150, 150n.
Lithographic views presented to the Soci-
ety, 6. 17.
Little, Mrs. (Mrs. Sever), 16 54.
Little, Mrs. (Winslow), 13. 410 n., 411.
Little, Mrs. Abby, 19 53, 361.
Little, Amos R., 20. 270. Gift from, 20.
269.
Little, Mrs. Charles C., gifts from, 19. 53,
361. Vote of thanks to, 19. 54.
Little, Rev. Daniel, 3. 295, 305, 307.
Little, Edward P., 20. 272.
Little, Elisha, 19. 378.
Little, Rev. Ephraim, 8. 29.
Little, Frank H., 15. 388 n.
Little, Com. George, biographical sketch
of, by Ellis Ames, 20. 270-274. Ex-
tract from the log-book of the frigate
' Boston/ commanded by, 20. 271,
272.
Little, Col .Henry, 17. 48.
Little, Isaac, argument of, in case of
Matson vs. Thomas, 14. 163.
Little, James L., 19. 356.
Little, John, 20. 273.
Little, Capt. John, 5. 359.
Little, Lemuel, 20. 273.
Little, Col. Moses, xi. 226 ; 12. 196, 205;
15. 71, 85, 86, 110, 111, 126, 130, 133,
160. Officers of the regiment of, 15.
Little, Otis, his ' State of Trade in the
Northern Colonies Considered/ i. 20.
Little, Reo. Robert, 10. 239.
Little, Thomas, 8. 29.
Little, William, Boston, 12. 204; 18. 347.
Little, William Fobes, 20. 274.
Little & Brown, 2. 227 n. ; 10. 427, 429,
432 n., 433 ; 13. 276, 400 ; 17. 359. Ar-
rangement made with, for the sale of
the Collections, 2. 89. Donations from,
2. 360, 511; 3. 204; 6. 20; n. 500.
To sell copies of Bradford's ' Historj7/
3. 160. Bookstore occupied by, 6. 350.
Little Compton, R. /., 7. 186; 20. 274.
Formerly of Massachusetts, 12. 395.
Origin of name of, 12. 399. Ceded to
Rhode Island, 12. 401 n.
Little Falls, 7. 329.
Little Harbor, N. //., 14. 361-381 passim.
Little Prince, neqro, petition of, 6. 199,
200.
Little Waldingfield, Eng., 3 .8, 9 ; 6. 430.
Littlefield, George E., 19. 214 n.
Littlefield, Lieut. Jeremiah, 15. 82.
Littlefield, Job, drowned, 14. 146.
Littlefield, Josias, 14. 130.
Littlefield, Mrs. Josias, killed by Indians,
14. 146.
Littlefield, Moses, drowned, 14. 146.
Littlefield, Phebe (Mrs. Heard), 14. 150.
Littleton, Rev. Adam, D.D., his ' Diction-
ary/ 1 8 430.
Littleton, Sir Thomas, x. 202.
Littleton, see Lyttelton.
Littleton, Mass., 12 402, 404. Origin of
the name of, 12. 410.
' Liturgia Tigurina/ 18. 430.
Liturgy, 3. 391.
Lively, H. M. ship, 4. 219, 222i; 5. 54, 327 ;
7. 210.
Livermore, Allen, 17. 159.
Livermore, Charles Cunningham, 10. 468.
Livermore, Charles W., donation from, 8.
467, 480.
Livermore, //on. Edward St. Loe, 19. 169,
170 ; 20. 338. Autograph of, faces 19.
169.
Livermore, Eliza (Mrs. Stebbins), 10.
419.
Livermore, Mrs. Elizabeth, 10. 415.
Livermore, Mrs. Elizabeth Cunningham
(Odiorne), 10. 425. Donations from,
io.2; xx. 500.
Livermore, Frank, 10. 468.
LIVERMORE, GEORGE, A.M., 2. vii; 3. 203 ;
4. 86 ; 8. 213, 257, 467, 485 ; 10. 142,
414; ii. 100; 12.6,7,436,441; 13. 3,
4, 349 ; 17. 359, 359 n. ; ig. 354 ; 20. 38,
His death, I. xliv; 8. xvi; 10. 467.
Donations from, 2. 249, 262, 457, 492 ;
3. 32 a., 220; 4. 54, 105, 107, 113, 116,
123, 139, 146, 150, 228, 308, 330, 392,
430; 5. 57, 223; 6. 414, 417; 7. 139,
168, 298, 301, 304, 360, 373; 8. 1.
His Biblical treasures, 2. 277 n. ; xo.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY,
271
454. Nominated a Resident Member,
2. 441. Elected, 2. 442 ; 10. 445. Ac-
cepts membership, 2. 444. Present at
meetings of the Society, 2. 450-452,
455-458, 460, 462, 468-470, 472, 473,
475-477, 479, 481, 483, 486, 489, 493,
495, 497, 499, 503, 507, 611, 513, 525,
629, 533, 534, 536, 537, 539, 542, 547,
648, 551, 552, 573, 581, 593, 599, 604,
606, 007. Of committee to examine
the Treasurer's accounts, 2. 452, 470,
625. Report on the Treasurer's ac-
counts, 2. 453, 471, 527. Recording
Secretary pro tempore, 2. 478. Of com-
mittee to contract for a catalogue of
the Library, 2. 479. Of the Nominat-
ing Committee, 2. 485, 606, 607 ; 5.
486 ; 7. 375. Of Standing Committee,
2. 488, 528 ; 3. 86, 162; 4. 19, 334. Com-
municates a manuscript copy of Shep-
ard's Diary, 2. 492. Of Scrutinizing
Committee, 2. 501, 548, 606. Of com-
mittee to consider the compensation
for making the catalogue, 2. 526. Re-
port of the Standing Committee with
regard to keeping open the rooms of
the Society, 2. 538, 539. Of committee
to treat with Messrs. Ames and Shat-
tuck concerning certain important ex-
changes, 2. 549. Of committee to con-
sider the matter of volumes to be sent
to the Smithsonian Institution, 2. 574.
Of committee to consider certain mat-
ters pertaining to the Appleton Fund,
2. 605. Of Publishing Committee, 3.
89 ; 4. v ; 5. v, 154 ; 6. vi ; 7. vi. Re-
port of the Committee on the Apple-
ton Fund, 3. 2-4. Presents narratives
of visits of Father Druillettes, 3. 33-
35. Reads letter from Gov. Hutchin-
son dated 1758, 3. 41. Special meet-
ing at his house, 3. 96, 97. Presents
valuable manuscripts to the Society,
3. 96, 97. Correspondence, speech,
and proceedings relating to the gift
and arrangement of the Dowse Li-
brary, 3. 101-104, 109, 126, 161-164,
171, 173, 174, 204, 359, 360; 10 457,
458. His copy of Melancthon's Bible,
3. 152. Of committee to revise the
By-Laws of the Society, 3. 154. Pre-
sents a photograph of the homestead
of Mr. Dowse, 3. 264. Offers for
examination an original manuscript of
Dr. Franklin, 3. 283. Motions offered
by, 3. 336; 4. 51, 108; 5. 17, 29; 7.
364. Report of the Standing Commit-
tee, 4. 237. Receives votes of thanks,
4. 245 ; 5. 18 ; 6. 82. Of committee on
exchanges, 4. 287. Letter to, from A.
A. Lawrence, 4. 288. Remarks of, 4.
335, 336. Letter to, from H: Dexter,
4. 335. On Oliver Cromwell, 5. 56.
Receives the Prince of Wales, 5. 97.
Proposed appointment on a Publish-
ing Committee, 5. 152. Of commit-
tee on Memorials of the Rebellion, 5.
226. Presents a donation of books
on behalf of James Lawrence, 6. 23.
Statement concerning his paper on
'Negroes as Slaves, as Citizens, and as
Soldiers/ 6. 78, 82, 84. Vote of thanks
extended to, and committee appointed
to print his paper on the ' Negroes as
Slaves,' etc., 6 82-85. Letter from Mr.
Quincy to Mr. Waterston on his ' Ne-
groes as Slaves,' etc., 6. 84. His paper
on the 'Negroes as Slaves/ etc., printed
in full in the Proceedings, 6. 86-248.
Letter to, from Usher Parsons, 6. 239,
240. Presents copies of the Book of
Common Prayer for the Confederate
States of America, 7. 301. Of commit-
tee on the 'Winthrop Papers/ 7. 339.
Remarks on the death of, 8. 442-446.
Notice of the death of, 9. 179. His
photograph in the Dowse Library,
10. 37. ' Memoir of/ by Mr. Charles
Deane, 10. 415-468. Early life, 10.
415-418. In Waltham, 10. 418, 419.
In Boston, 10. 420. Visits the South,
10. 419, 421, 452. Love of books, 10.
416, 421, 425, 426. Diary and religious
views, 10. 423, 424. Married, 10. 425.
Biblical studies, 10. 425, 427, 430. His
friends, Longfellow, Hillard, Water-
ston, Ticknor, Crowninshield, Dowse,
Drs. Young and Choules, and Pres.
Quincy, 10. 430-434. Visits Europe,
10. 435-440 ; Roscoe's grave, 10. 435 ;
Dibdin, 10. 436 ; Rogers, 10. 436-439.
Returns, 10. 440. Roscoe's bust, 10.
440. At Pres. Everett's inauguration,
10. 441. His contributions to various
periodicals, 10. 442 - 449. Procures
Washington's Library for the Boston
Athenaeum, 10. 445. Member of the
Massachusetts Plistorical Society, 10.
445. Trustee of the State Library,
10. 448. Defends Sparks's ' Washing-
ton/ 10. 449. His friends, Fr. Fry,
Dr. Anderson, Prof. Jewett, G. W. P.
Custis, 10. 449, 450. Corrects Ban-
croft's ' History/ 10. 450. His health,
10. 451. His political views, 10. 451.
Visits Blennerhassett's Island, 10. 452.
'Soldiers' Pocket-Bible/ 10. 453, 454,
459. Description of his library, 10.
454-457. Writes ' Tribute to J. John-
son/ 10. 457. Member of various so-
cieties, 10. 457, 458, 460. Story's
' Quincy/ 10. 459. His paper on Mr.
Quincy's writings, 10. 460. His busi-
ness, 10. 461, 462. Interest in the War
of the Rebellion, 10. 462-466. Health
fails, 10. 465. His sons, 10. 468. His
paper on the 'Opinions of the Found-
ers of the Republic, respecting Negroes
as Slaves, as Citizens, and as Soldiers/
6. 79, 82, 85, 86, 248 ; 7. 14.
272
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Livermore, Isaac, 10. 416, 418, 423, 461.
Donation from, 8. 463; n. 500.
Livermore, John, 10. 415.
Livermore, Lieut. Joseph, 15. 75.
Livermore, Marshall, 10. 416.
Livermore, Deacon Nathaniel, 10. 415.
Livermore, Samuel, 6. 349.
Livermore, Chief Justice Samuel, LL.D.,
d. 1803, ii. 23.
Livermore, William Roscoe, 10. 468.
Livermore & Morse, 10. 461.
Liverpool, Charles Jenkinson, 1st Earl of,
19. 221.
Liverpool, Eng., 3. 79, 222, 223 ; 6. 435 ;
10. 435. Statement of the importation
of cotton into, from the United States
in 1785-1788, 3. 225, 227, 228.
Liverpool, man-of-war, 5. 4.
Livingston, Madam Alicia, 5. 234 n.
Livingston, Edward, 4. 433 ; 14. 195 ;
15. 284. His Code, 4. 435. Writes
Jackson's proclamation, 1832, 5. 280.
Address of, to the colored men, 6. 246,
247.
Livingston, Major John, expedition to
Quebec, 5. 230-234. His Journal, and
sketch of him, 5. 233, 234, 234 72.
Livingston, Rev. John H., D.D., his 'Mis-
sionary Sermon/ i. 178.
Livingston, John R., 14. 253.
Livingston, Mrs. Mary (Winthrop), 5.
234, 234 n.
Livingston, Philip, 15. 393.
Livingston, Robert, 16. 105, 106.
Livingston, Hon. Robert R., d. 1813, 6.
132 ; 7. 287 ; 10. 274 ; n. 801 n. ; 14. 253.
Views of, in regard to the rights of man-
kind, 6. 95, 96. Signs memorial to aid
in the decrease of slavery, 6. 132. Mem-
ber of the Manumission Society, 6.
181.
Livingston, William, his ' Letter to the
Bishop of Landaff,' i. 21. His Oration
on Pres. Burr, i. 146.
Livingston Street, 6. 30.
Livius, Peter, 10. 324. His controversy
with Gov. Wentworth, i. 22.
Livius, Titus, 3. 384; 18. 141 n.
' Livre Rouge ' (account of secret pen-
sions paid in France), x. 154, 167.
Llorente, Juan Antonio, cited, 4. 126.
Lloyd, Messrs., West Indies, 4. 42.
Lloyd, Henry, n. 392, 395. A refugee
from Boston, 18. 267.
Lloyd, Henry, Lloyd's Neck, 17. 93. His
wife, 7. 370.
Lloyd, lion. James, LL.D. d. 1831, 2. 403 ;
18. 284 ; 19. 36, 36 n., 38, 39; 20. 210.
Letter from, to S: Breck explaining his
motto, 7. 369-372.
Lloyd, James, M.D., father of the preced-
ing, d. 1810, x. 368; 7. 183 ; 12. 67.
His character, 7. 179. His fees, 7. 181.
Lloyd, Mrs. James (Breck), 8. 320; 19.
Q« 9Q
oO, oo.
Lloyd, Samuel, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 266.
Lloyd's Neck, L. I., 7. 370 : 17. 93.
Llyde (Lloyd?), Capt., 8. 333 ; (Slyde), 8.
370.
Loan Book of the Society, 3. 87 ; 6. 14.
Loando, 6. 248.
Lobb, Capt. Jacob, his cruel treatment of
passengers from Holland, 4. 355, 356.
Lobdall, Isaac, rents Bumkin's Island, 6.
349-351.
Lobenier, Rev. Mr., letter to Gov. Adams
in behalf of, 12. 276, 277.
Locher, , 17. 204.
Lock, Capt. Benjamin, 15. 80.
Lock, Lieut. John, killed by Indians, 14.
131.
Lock, Sabina (Mrs. Berry), 14. 150.
Locke, J. L., donation from, 5. 96.
Locke, John, 14. 20, 105 ; 15. 50, 239 n. ;
18. 293. His Carolina Constitution rec-
ognizes slavery, 7. 315. *His 'Essay on
Human Understanding' cited, 18. 145 n.
Locke, John G., donation from, 2. 460.
Lockhart, John G., 8. 387 ; 12. 148, 150.
' Life of Sir Walter Scott ' by, cited.
12. 144.
Lodge, Edmund, 13. 64.
Lodge, Giles, n. 308.
LODGE, HENRY CABOT, Ph.D., i. 287 n. ;
16. 163 ; 18. 25, 27. . Granted leave to
copy from the Pickering Correspond-
ence, 14. 205. Elected a Resident Mem-
ber, 15. 180. Of committee on the Lee
Papers, 17. 19. Of committee to pre-
sent a memorial to the General Court
about ancient burial-grounds, 17. 314.
Reports act passed by the General
Court for the preservation of old burial-
grounds, 18. 22. Elected a member of
the Executive Committee of the Coun-
cil, 18. 36, 416. Of committee on the
application of the city for more venti-
lation of the probate-court room, 18.
432. Remarks by, on presenting ex-
tracts from the correspondence of E. H.
Mills, 19. 12-14. Refers to an un-
founded statement in the memoirs of
the Baroness Riedesel, 19. 249. Of
committee to publish the ' Pickering
Papers/ 19. 251. Elected a member of
the Executive Committee of the Coun-
cil, 19. 297. Of committee to consider
the application of Mr. Whitmore for
the loan of certain articles from the
Cabinet of the Society, 19. 334. Of
committee to nominate officers, 20.
1 12. Presents the annual report of the
Council, 20. 189-191. Reports for the
committee to nominate officers, 20. 199.
Moves a vote of thanks to Messrs. G.
Dexter and C. II. Hill, 20. 199. Vote
of thanks to, 20. 199, 200. ' Memoir of
Gov. Strong' by, i. 290-316. His 'Life
and Letters of George Cabot ' cited, i.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
273
302 n., 317, 383 n. ; 17. 117 n. His ' His-
tory of the English Colonies in Amer-
ica/ 19. 287. His ' Alexander Hamil-
ton/ 19. 288. His ' Biography of Web-
ster/ 20. 260.
Lodge, John, 13. 04.
Lodge of St. Andrew, Boston, donation
from, ii. 498.
Lofft, Capel, 15. 231 n.
Loganean Library, donation from, 2. 494.
Logwoncarst, Indian name for John T.
Kirkland, 19. 414 n.
Loise, Capt., 15. 158.
Lomax, Judf/e, 4. 96.
Lombard, Mrs. jane, 14. 220.
Lombard, Louis Frederick, 14. 220.
London, Mr., 19. 220, 223,
London, John, affidavit of, 3. 60-62.
London, Eny.,$. 53, 136, 138, 139; 6. 26,
38, 39, 48,' 250, 364; 7. 236 ; 11. 8, 156.
167, 177, 182, 210, 214, 310, 496, 497 ;
12. 172. Plan of, i. 82. Bishop of,
has charge of the Fulham Library, 3.
21 n. Publication of 'Hutchinsons
History' in, 3. 136-139, 144, 146, 147,
149. Beginnings of the cotton-trade,
3. 222. Case of the crown against the
city in 1683, 4. 165. Charter taken
from, 4. 165, 166. Feeling of the peo-
ple toward America after the Revolu-
tion, 6. 374. Disturbances in, 7. 212.
Bill of Rights Club, xi. 8. Great fire
in, 1666, 12. 161. Plague in, 12. 420.
A volume of the index to the ' Remem-
brancia ' of, exhibited, 17. 170. Ex-
tracts from the volume, 17. 296, 297.
St. Margaret's Church, Westminster,
18. 119, 180, 243, 269, 402,405. Exhibi-
tion of 1851, 19 433.
London, Public Record Office at, see Rec-
ord office, etc.
' London Chronicle ' cited, 13. 178 ; 14.
55, 274.
London Club, 16. 207.
' London Company/ 13. 114.
' London Courant/ see ' Courant.'
' London Daily News/ see ' News.'
London Entomological Society, 19. 322.
'London Gazette/ i. 68. No. 2006,9 Feb.
1684, reprint of, 13. 105-108.
London Government Assay Office, 6. 471.
London House, 3. 22.
' London Magazine/ i 48 ; 7. 361 ; 14.
263.
London Provident Institution of Savings,
16. 130.
' London Quarterly Review/ its review
of Motley's ' United Netherlands/ 16.
435.
London Society for the Encouragement
of Arts, Manufactures, and Commerce,
see Society for the Encouragement, etc.
London Society of Antiquaries, see So-
ciety of Antiquaries at London.
' London Times/ see ' Times.'
London Traders' Tokens, donation from
the Library Committee of, 3. 48.
Londonderry, Ire., 7. 27.
Londonderry, N. H., exempt farms in,
7. -28.
Long, Mr., 8. 427.
Long, Christopher Hughes, see Hughes.
Long, John, his ' Travels in America/ i.
153.
Long, Commander John Collins, U.S.N ,
' Tribute to the Memory of/ presented
by Rev. Charles Burroughs, D.D., 9.
Long, Hon. John D., LL.D., 15. 251 ; 18.
245 ; 19. 102, 356, 359. Donation from,
6. 20. Letter from, and others, to
Messrs. Morse and Ranney relative to
the portrait of Mr. Winthrop for the
Capitol at Washington, 19. 358.
Long, Joshua, 8. 12, 21, 26.
Long, Col. Pierse, 6. 358.
Long, Richard, killed by Indians, 14. 129.
Long, Robert, 12. 398.
Long, Stephen, 19. 325 n.
Long, Zachariah, 12. 398.
Long Island, Boston Harbor, 17. 196, 257.
Long Island, N. Y., 6. 68 n, 69 n., 70 n. ;
10. 384-387, 389, 390 ; 12. 229 ; 17. 434 ;
19. 407 n. The Dutch settlements har-
assed, 6. 66 n., 69 n., 70 n. Land pur-
chased by Capt. Scot, 6. 66 n. 69 n.,
70 n., 71 n., 72.
Long Island Bible Society, donations
from, 9. 227 ; 11. 498.
Long Island Historical Society, 18. 363.
Donations from, 7. 407 ; 8. 314 ; 10. 1,
40, 314; ii. 498. Contributes to the
Raleigh memorial window, 18. 401, 402.
' Memoirs of/ cited/ 13. 310 ; 18. 321 n.
Long Island Sound, passage over, in
1789, ii. 20, 21, 24.
Long Lane, 3. 296.
' Long March/ 19. 250.
Long Pond, 6. 424.
Long Reach River, N. B., 17 209.
Long Wharf, Boston, 4. 85, 220, 221,
353 n. ; 5. 17, 110 ; 7. 477. Origin of, 16.
117.
Longacre, James B., 2. 22 n.
Longacre Street, Boston, i. xviii.
Longchamps, Abbe' Pierre de, cited, ii.
113 n.
Longet, Francois Achille, 14. 9; n. 34"),
347.
Longevity, 8. 434-440. Of Americans, 8.
224, 438-440. Remarks on, 13. 63.
Longfellow, Mrs. Fanny E. (Appleton),
5.301,307.
LONGFELLOW, HENRY WADSWORTH,
LL.D., 4. 55, 64, 113, 142, 406, 410, 414,
418; 5. 307 ; 10. 143, 173, 259, 318, 330,
355, 430 ; n. 100, 111 ; 12. 24, 145, 177,
251, 257; 13. 70, 77, 183; 14. 47, 192,
312; 15. 168, 395; 16. 385; 17. 459;
18. 206, 212, 213, 217, 316, 419 ; 19. 285,
18
274
INDEX OP THE PROCEEDINGS
LONGFELLOW, HENRY W. (continued).
333, 347, 357 ; 20. 38, 78, 96, 257, 343.
Elected a Resident Member, 3. 259.
Accepts membership, 3. 262. Dona-
tions from, 3. 93 ; 4. 146, 384 ; 5. 26,
309. Invitation from, 4. 52. On Wash-
ington Irving, 4. 393-395. Letter to,
from G: Sumner, 4. 422, 423. His
house, 5. 42. Friend of L. V Bell, 7.
32. Of a committee to attend Mr.
Bryant's funeral, 16. 194. His death,
19. xx. His seventy-fifth birthday, 19.
247. Remarks by Dr. Ellis, on an-
nouncing the death of, 19. 266-268.
Resolution of the Society, 19. 268,
269. Remarks by Dr. Holmes, 19.
269-275 ; by Prof. Norton, 19. 275-
277; by Dr. Everett, 19. 277, 278.
Translator of Dante, 8. 277. His re-
view of Mr. Hawthorne's ' Twice Told
Tales,' 16. 418. His ' Tales of a Way-
side Inn, ' 20 61, 77, 78.
Longfellow, Stephen, letter to Thomas
Hubbard, 8. 228-230.
Longhurst, Mrs. Mary B., donation from,
2. 477.
Longley, Copt. Robert, 15. 76, 76 n.
Longwood, Mass., 6. 461 n.; 12. 14, 18;
19. 339, 342.
Loomes, Lieut. Michael, 15. 83.
Loomis, Widow, death of, 14. 142.
Loomis, Rev. Hubbell, 10. 215-217.
Lopez, Aaron, 4. 343, 343 n. Naturalized,
4 342,343. Founder of Leicester Acad-
emy, ii. 11.
Lopez, Don Carlos A., President of the
Parafjiiaijan Republic, u. 144.
Lopez, Gen. Narciso, 7. 71.
Lord, Ann (Mrs. Hanson), 14. 151.
LORD, ARTHUR, A. 13., 19. 285. Elected
a Resident Member, 19. 243. Accepts
membership, 19. 247. Of committee
to publish the ' Trumbull Papers/ 20.
280.
Lord, Mrs. Charlotte Ann (Haven), (Mrs.
Brooks), 18. 177.
Lord, Dorothy (Mrs. Rackley), 14. 150.
Lord, Lieut. James, 15. 86.
Lord, John, subject of lecture given by,
2. 226 n.
Lord, Rev. Joseph, 8. 29; 14. 225.
Lord, Martha (Mrs. Chick), 14. 151.
Lord, Melvin, 17. 121. 122. Donations
from, 2. 39, 51, 263; 7. 152. Works
left by, on deposit, 2. 283. Descrip-
tion of a miniature of Washington by,
13. 254.
Lord, Nathaniel, Jr., 8. 41, 42.
Lord, Lieut. Nathaniel, 15. 82.
Lord, Richard, 3. 62 ; 10 391.
Lord, Sarah (Mrs. Cooper), 14. 150.
Lord's Prayer, Indian version of, in two
dialects, presented to the Society, 2.
485, 486. In eight hundred languages,
10. 456.
Lord's Supper, 6. 475.
Loring, dipt., 8. 327 ; 13. 173 ; 20. 14.
Loring, Mr., 8. 383.
Loring, Mrs., Boston, xx. 10, 31.
Loring, Mrs., New York; n. 22, 24.
Loring, Mrs. Anne (Greely), n. 263.
Loring, Mrs. Anne P. (Brace), xx. 282.
Loring, Bathsheba (Mrs. Putnam), 17.
• 177 n.
Loring, Benj imin, donations from, 2. 508 ;
3. 130, 132. To receive the thanks of
the Society, 3. 130.
Loring, Messrs. Benjamin & Josiah, dona-
tion from, i. 154.
Loring, Hon. Caleb, xx. 263.
Loring, Caleb, Son of Liberty, n. 141.
Loring, Gen. Charles G., 17. 52 ; 19.
248.
LORING, Hon. CHARLES G., d. 1867, 2.
161; io.84, 294, 340; xx. 257; 12. 6;
13. 42. Elected a Resident Member, 5.
199. Donations from, 6. 417 ; 7. 168,
347 ; 8. 171 ; 9. 227. To advise in re-
gard to the funds of the Society, 6.
426. Of Auditing Committee, 6. 471.
Remarks on the death of Hon. W:
Sturgis, 7. 174-176. Chosen to pre-
pare a memoir of Hon. W: Sturgis, 7.
177. His death, 9. xvi ; 10. 146; xx.
285. Tribute to, 10. 80-82. Mr. Win-
throp's remarks on his death, 10. 88.
' Memoir of,' by Theophilus Parsons,
xi. 263-291. His birth and parentage,
ii. 263. Graduates at Harvard Col-
lege, and enters the Litchfield Law
School, ii. 263. Admitted to the bar,
n. 264. His professional career, ii.
264-271. Member of the Massachu-
setts Senate, ii. 271. Declines the
position of United States Senator, ii.
271. Chairman of a committee for
investigating the- burning of the Ursu-
line Convent, n. 272. Counsel for
defendant in the Sims case, ii. 273.
Fellow of Harvard College, xx. 273.
Visits Europe, ii. 274. His political
publications during the Rebellion, n.
275-279. President of the Union Club,
Boston, ii. 280. Chairman of a Lin-
coln meeting in 1864, n. 280. His
religious belief, ii. 281. Domestic life,
ii. 282-284. His fondness for his club,
ii. 285-287. Traits of character, ii.
288-291. His 'Memoir of Hon. W:
Sturgis,' 7. 419-473.
Loring, Mr*. Cornelia (Goddard), xx. 274,
282.
Loring, Daniel, 17. 177 n.
Loring, Elijah, contributes to purchase
the Society's building, i. 465 n.
Loring, Francis C., 13. 350.
Loring, Francis G., 16. 396.
Loring, Rev. Israel, 3. 327 ; 17. 387.
Loring, James (Manning fr Loriny), 1. 191 ;
3- HO.
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275
Loring Hon. James S., 12. 181. Dona-
tions from, 2 338, 341, 371, 375, 410,
421, 428, 429, 435, 442, 445, 459, 466,
469, 471, 473-478, 483, 498, 508, 539,
606 ; 3. 32 «., 40, 93, 111 ; 6. 78 ; 7. 279,
298, 303 ; 8. 76, 171 ; 9. 1 ; 10. 40 ; n.
500. Request from, to copy from
Waller's Orderly Book of 1775, 2. 444.
Permission granted to take copies from
the ' Hancock Manuscripts,' 2. 476.
Loring, John, 3. 327.
Loring, John, M.D., 8. 361 ; n. 141.
Loring, Jonathan, 20. 6.
Loring, Coin. Joshua, 8. 349.
Loring, Joshua, Jr., n. 393. A refugee
from Boston in 1776, 18. 267.
Loring, Major Jothain, 2rf, 15. 84, 160.
Loring, Mrs. Mary Anne, II. 282.
Loring, Sally (Mrs. Benjamin Wallcut),
2. 196.
Loring & Atkinson, donation from, n.
500.
Loring Picture, by Smibert, 16. 395.
Lorit, Mrs. Sarah (Hobbs), 14. 150.
Lorkin, Rev. Thomas, 13. 88, 91. Quoted,
10. 30 n.
Lome, John Douglas Campbell, Marquis
of, 18. 349.
Lorraine, Claude, 3. 379.
Lort, Rev. Michael, D.D., 15. 231 n.
Los Angeles, Cai, 17. 134.
Loskiel, George Henry, his 'Moravian
Missions,' I. 122.
LOSSING, BENSON J., LL.D., 12. 269; 15.
162 ; 17. 239, 284. Donations from, 2.
508; 7. 1; n. 500. Elected a Corre-
sponding Member, 5. 219. Accepts
membership, 5. 227. His ' Field Book
of the Revolution ' cited, i. 414 n. ; 12.
52. ' Field Book of the War of 1812,'
cited, 12. 180. His ' Life and Times of
Philip Schuyler,' presented, 12. 288.
Lothrop, origin of the name of, 13. 73.
Lothrop, , 7. 177.
Lothrop, Anna (Mrs. Motley), 16. 405.
Lothrop, Ansel I, n. 163.
Lothrop, Asaph, 13 372.
Lothrop, Hon. Barnabas, 10. 22 ; 20. 168.
Lothrop, Capt. Daniel, 13. 372 ; 15. 76.
Lothrop, Capt. Daniel, Jr., 13. 372, 374.
Lothrop, Edward, Jr., 13. 372.
LOTIIROP, ISAAC, d. 1808, i. 17 n., 62, 140,
163 n., 483 n.; 7. 177, 267, 267 n. ; n.
21 ; 13. 206, 372 ; 17. 94. His death, i.
xli, 198 n. Nominated a Resident Mem-
ber, i. 6. Elected, i. 16. Donation
from, i. 99. Judge Davis's ' Memoir
of,' cited, i. 198 n. Vote in reference
to 'Memoir of,' i. 200.
Lothrop, Col. Isaac, d. 1750, i. 131.
Lothrop, Rev. John, Sdt.uate, d. 1653, 6.
475; ii. 201; 16. 405; 17. 344. Dr.
Lathrop's ' Memoir of,' i. 201.
Lothrop, Rev. John, D.D., d. 1816, see
Lathrop, Rev. John.
Lothrop, Josiah, 13. 372.
Lothrop, Loring, 4. 334.
Lothrop, Lydia (Mrs. Beadle), xx. 163.
Lothrop, Mrs. Mary (Thompson), (Mrs.
Le Baron), n. 163.
Lothrop, Mrs. Mary (Wheatley), see
Lathrop.
Lothrop, Nathan, 13. 372.
Lothrop, Dr. Nathaniel, i. 99.
Lothrop, Mrs. Samuel K., 2. 330 n.
LOTHROP, Rev. SAMUKI, K., D.D., i.
287 n. ; 2 330 n. ; 3. 229 ; 4. 285, 286 ;
10. 21, 213, 485; 11. 377; 12. 72, 330;
13. 24 ; 15. 302 ; 17. 83, 233 ; 18. 269 ;
19. 256, 357. One of the twenty-six
members in the heliotype frontispiece,
2. vii ; 3. 32 a. Permission to use a
copy of certain letters, 2. 466, 467,
474, 606. Donations from, 2. 124 ; 3.
66; 4. 122, 235; 5. 309; 6. 20, 414;
9. 353. Nominated a Resident Mem-
ber, 2. 570. Elected, 2. 572. Ac-
cepts membership, 2. 574. Present at
meetings of the Society, 2. 583, 596,
604. A delegate to the semi-centennial
celebration of the New York Historical
Society, 2. 595. Of committee to con-
sider certain matters pertaining to the
Appleton Fund, 2. 605. Of committee
to nominate officers for election, 2. 606,
607 ; 6. 471. Elected Librarian of the
Society, 3. 29, 86, 162 ; 4. 19, 272 ; 5.
29. To prepare a memoir of Samuel
Appleton, 3. 4. Announces donations
to the Society, 3. 31, 32 a., 36, 37, 48,
50, 63, 65, 84, 85,88,92, 97, 110-112,
114, 126, 132, 182, 214, 220, 239, 251,
262, 265, 283; 4. 1, 51, 54, 107, 122,
124, 133, 139, 235, 286, 309, 429, 430,
437, 438 ; 5. 1, 30, 45, 57, 145. Motions
by, 3. 32, 133 ; 5. 198. To unite with
the Standing Committee in regard to
duplicates in the Library, 3. 41. His
reports as Librarian for years ending
April, 1856, 3. 47. 49, 50 ; April, 1857,
3. 155, 156; April, 1858, 4. 247-249;
April, 1859, 5. 25-27 ; April, 1860, 5.
192, 193. Books charged on the loan-
book of, 3. 87. Discovers a copy of
Burnet on the Prophecies, 3. 88. Of
committee to arrange the Dowse Li-
brary, with reports of the same, 3. 107—
109, 125, 126, 169, 20?, 204. Vote of
thanks to, 3. 126; 5. 196; 7. 25. To
permit Mr. T. C. Amory, Jr., to use
the Library for one year, 3. 129. Reads
letter accompanying donation from T.
B. Akins, 3. 263. Signs a memorial
remonstrating against a petition of the
Historic, Genealogical Society for a
change of its corporate name, 3. 266-
270. Of committee to take charge of
the 'Account of the Dudleys,' etc., 3.
281. Presents a volume entitled ' Ten
Chapters in the Life of John Hancock/
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LOTHROP, Rev. SAMUEL K., D.D. (conCd).
3. 281. Communicates a letter from
Mr. Akins, 3. 334. Report of the
Cabinet-Keeper for year ending 1858, 4.
8-18. Of Standing Committee. 5. 195 ;
6. 19. On W: Appleton, 5. 458-4(53. Of
Publishing Committee, 6. vi. Memoir
of Mr. Hale to be prepared by, 6. 425.
Annual Report of Standing Committee,
for the year ending April, 1863, 7.
10-15. Remarks on the death of Ed-
ward Everett, 8. 114-127. Requested
to furnish a memorial of Rev. Elipha-
let Nott, D.D., for the Society's ' Pro-
ceedings/ 9. 67. Delegate to the Ant-
werp Archasological Congress, 10. 36.
Remarks by, 10. 89 ; u. 239. Remarks
on the deatli of Hon. David Sears, 12.
17. Letter from, on the decease of J.
Francis Fisher, 12. 333. Model of the
Brattle Street Church offered through,
15. 264. The model placed on deposit
with the Society, 16. 166. Remarks by,
on the death of General Dix, 17. 84, 85.
Gives reminiscences of a visit to Rich-
mond in 1841, 18. 269. 'Memoir of
Eben Parsons' by, i. 317-320. 'Memoir
of S: Appleton ' by, 3. 7-18. Funeral
discourse upon Hon. Abbott Lawrence,
3. 82. His ' Memoir of W: Lawrence '
cited, 6. 180. ' Memoir of N. Q. Bow-
ditch,' 5. 499-512. His tribute' to
Charles Folsom, 12.313-315. 'Memoir
of Nathan Hale ' by, 18. 270-279. His
' History of Brattle St. Church ' cited,
19. 75. His 'Life of Rev. Samuel
Kirkland,' 19. 394; cited, 19. 396 n.
Lothrop, Seth, 13. 372.
Lotium, in medicine, 5. 396.
LOUBAT, JOSEPH FLORIMOND, LL.D., pre-
sents a copy of his ' Medallic History
of the United States,' \6. 183. Vote of
thanks to, 16. 183. Elected a Corre-
sponding Member, 16. 314. Accepts
membership, 16. 365. His ' Narrative
of the Mission to Russia ' cited, 18.
196 n. His 'Medallic History of the
United States ' cited, 19. 126 n.
Loud, Andrew J., 18. 190 n.
Loud, Jacob H., 19 382.
Loudon, John Campbell, Earl, 20. 54.
Loudon, John Claudius, his 'Encyclo-
paedia of Cottage. Farm, and Villa Ar-
chitecture and Furniture' cited, 17.
218.
Loudon, Penn., 17. 200 n.
Loughborough, Alexander Wedderburn,
1st Earl of Roslyn, Lord, 8. 86 ; 16. 44,
49, 50.
Louis IV. of Germany, it. 415.
Louis IX. of France, 15. 50, 58.
Louis X. Hutin of France, extract from
an ordinance of \ enfranchising his serfs,
8.301.
Louis XI. of France, 15. 54.
Louis XIV. of France, i. 81 ; n. 296 ; 12.
420, 422, 424, 425 ; 15. 20, 30, 40 n., 50,
51, 54, 58.
Louis XV. of France, xx. 297; 15. 31, 33,
54, 56 ; 17. 57.
Louis XVI. of France, 4. 152; xx. 304,
321 ; 15. 17/29-33, 38, 39, 43, 44,46, 50,
52-54, 58, 63 n. ; 19. 258, 311. Said to
have made Washington a Marshal of
France, 7. 285 H., 289.
Louis XVIII. of France, i. 278 n. ; 20.
100.
Louis, Duke of Orleans, 15. 367. Seal of,
7. 154. Amortissemenl by, 7. 153-154.
Louis Philippe, 12. 443; 15. 315, 316; 18.
199, 201-203, 221, 326, 328. Rives's
influence in placing him on the throne
of France, 10. 398.
Louisburg, 10. 160, 324, 410; 14. 168.
'Enquiry into the Causes of the Fail-
ure of the Expedition against,' i. 19.
Siege of, I. 19, 22 «., 33, 41; 6. 17.
Medal commemorating the capture of,
ii. 297.
Louise, Princess Caroline Alberta, 18. 349.
Louisiana, importation of slaves prohib-
ited, 6. 99. Proclamation of Gen.
Jackson, 6. 244-247. Sale of, to the
United States, 7. 263 ». ; 15. 59-61.
Sugar carried to, in 1837, 7. 411. Ad-
mitted to the Union, 15. 61.
Louisiana Historical Society, 2. 40, 117 n.
Donation of the first volume of their
Collections, 2. 489.
Louisville, Ky., 3. 182 ; 4. 92 ; 10. 421.
' Louisville Journal,' 2. 114 n.
Lousada, Francis, donation from, 4. 235.
Louvre, 2. 178, 179. Library of, 2. 178,
179. Collections to be sent to, 2. 182.
Love, John, his ' Surveying,' 13. 439.
Love, John, sentenced by court-martial,
16. 356.
Love, Capt. Thomas, 14. 361.
Lovejoy, Warren (Locejoy Sf Taggard),
n. 308.
Lovel, John, 20. 11.
Lovel, John, Sen., a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 267.
Lovell, Gen., 4. 131.
Lovell, Ebenezer, 13. 295.
Lovell, Master James, d. 1814, i. 382, 411 ;
7. 194; 8. 323; xx. 141; 12. 176; 13.
127. Apprehended, 7. 194, 1^5. Letter
from, to J. Whipple, 5. 8-12. His Fif ih
of March oration, i. 18.
Lovell, Jenning, 16. 291.
Lovell, John, donation from, 10. 40.
Lovell, Master John, d. 1778, portrait of,
by Smibert, 16. 399.
Lovell, Robert, 5. 386, 387, 394; 8. 78.
His ' History of Minerals,' i. 66. His
' Panzoologicomineralogia,' quoted, 5.
392.
Lovering, Widow (Mrs. Knight), 14. 147 n.
Lovering, Joseph, 20. 11.
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277
Levering, Prof. Joseph, donation from, 2.
223.
Lovett, Charles W., donation, 2 80.
Lovewell, Ca/>t. John, I. 21 ; 14. 97.
'Loving cup' exhibited by Dr. Ellis, 19.
239. Presented to the St. Botolph
Club, 19. 265, 266.
Lovit, John, marriage of, 14. 150.
Lovjoy, Joshua, 15. 255.
Low, Cnpt., 19. 373, 374.
Low, Anthony, 6. 338; 14. 123 ra.
Low, Lieut. Kbenezer, 15 86.
Low, Lieut. Edward, 15. 82.
Low, Frances, death of, 14 123.
Low, John, donation from, 2. 303.
Low, Caftt. John, 15. 78.
Low, Samuel, his ' Poems,' i. 147.
Lowden, Anthony, 14. 130. Marriage of,
14. 151.
Lowden, Mrs. Sarah, 14. 151.
Lowe, Capt., 16. 360.
Lowe, Charles, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 267.
Lowe, Rev. Charles, donation from, 8. 480.
Lowell, Mr., 7. 204.
Lowell, Mr., 16. 374.
Lowell, Mrs., 7. 204.
Lowell, Augustus, 19. 357.
LOWELL, Rev. CHARLES, D.D., i. 173 n.,
251-253, 257, 259, 262-264, 266, 272,
274,277, 279, 281,283, 284, 333, 335-337,
339, 345, 347, 348, 350, 369, 374-376,
380, 384-387, 392, 394 n., 395, 396, 398,
407, 413, 417, 418, 424, 425, 427, 433,
435-437, 445, 446, 448, 450, 451, 453,
454 n , 456, 464, 468, 470, 472, 473, 475,
479, 480, 482, 485, 487, 489, 490, 494,
495, 497-500, 503, 504 ; 5. ix ; 10. 52,
108, 481; ii. 148, 378; 12. 140; 14.
108; 17. 154; 19. 175, 175 n.; 20. 172.
Donations from, i. 201, 487 ; 2. 39,
179, 181, 185, 315, 508, 526; 4. 107,
365, 379 ; 5. 2, 26, 27. Nominated a
Resident Member, i. 246. Elected, i.
249. Of Publication Committee, i.
255, 352, 451. Recording Secretary
pro temporc, i. 265. Elected Recording
Secretary, i. 273, 279, 288, 335, 341,
350, 374, 380, 387, 398, 409, 418, 427,
445, 452. Recording Secretary, i. 276,
331 n., 346 n,, 386, 417, 419, 420, 458,
459, 460, 461 n., 464. Correspondence
with Robert Southey, i. 280 n. Of
committee to represent the Society at
the Plymouth celebration, i. 289. Let-
ter of J. Farmer to, i. 339 n. Letter
of Sir Walter Scott to, i. 339 n. Of
committee on request from the Maine
Historical Society, i. 348, 351. Added
to the committee on town and church
records, i. 381. Of committee to make
application for printing the early rec-
ords of the Colony, i. 385. "Prof.
Rafn's letter to, i. 425 n. Motions by,
i. 447, 471, 474. Of committee on cen-
tennial of Washington's birthday, i.
448. Of committee to decide to whom
the Collections shall be given, i. 460,
464. Contributes to purchase the So-
ciety's building, i. 465 n. Declines re-
election as Recording Secretary, i. 467.
Elected Corresponding Secretary, i.
467, 489 ; 2. 3, 40, 82, 103, 130, 149,
192, 233, 251, 271, 313, 342, 370, 387.
Of committee to prepare and furnish
the new Library room, i. 469. To
procure a blank letter of thanks, i.
472. Of committee on the manu-
scripts, i. 472. Corresponding Secre-
tary, i. 475, 482, 483, 495, 496, 500 ;
2. 21, 28, 33, 46, 57, 60, 63, 65, 67, 72,
79, 173, 176, 177, 179, 183, 184, 188,
213, 215, 217, 221, 222, 228, 240, 246,
250, 252, 257-259, 262, 265, 268, 285,
303, 306, 319, 339, 352, 365, 419, 423.
Of committee to prepare a form of
notification of election for Correspond-
ing Members, i. 478. Letter of Mr.
Woodward to, i. 479 n. Of committee
on reprinting and sales of the Collec-
tions, i. 489. Of committee on diplo-
mas, i. 494. Mr. Palgrave's letter to,
i. 497. Of committee on a course of
lectures, i. 498. To thank Mr. Rich for
gift of 'Bibliotheca Americana Nova,'
i. 504. Of committee to inquire concern-
ing maps and charts lent to the United
States Government, 2. 2. Letter to,
from Wm. P. Preble, 2. 11 n. Letter
to, from Sharon Turner, 2. 13 n., 14 n.
Present at meetings of the Society, 2.
15, 17, 21, 25, 28, 31, 32, 35, 40, 47, 50,
51, 56, 60, 62, 65, 67, 72, 79, 83, 176-
178, 181-183, 185-188, 192, 213, 215,
216, 218-220, 222, 223, 225, 227, 233,
236, 239, 241, 245, 247, 251, 253, 256-
259, 262-264, 266, 272, 286, 298, 300,
303, 306, 307, 309, 314, 318-321, 326,
334, 335, 349, 350, 352-354, 362-364,
370, 372, 376, 377, 380, 383, 385, 389,
411, 412, 415, 417, 419, 421, 422, 424,
426. Letter from Dr. Dewhurst, re-
ferred to, 2. 21, 28. Communicates
letters, 2. 28, 33, 46, 57, 60, 63, 65, 67,
79, 177, 179, 183, 184, 188, 213, 215,
217, 221, 222, 228, 240, 246, 250, 251,
307, 308, 310, 321, 329, 334, 353, 364,
382, 385, 410, 422, 424. Letter from
Prof. Rafn referred to him, 2 30, 30 n.
Of committee to arrange concerning
memoirs of members, 2. 31. Of com-
mittee on lectures, 2. 31, 34 n., 79 n.,
175, 180, 227. Report of the committee
on lectures, 2. 31, 33, 34, 72, 79, 80, 180,
226, 226 n., 227 n. To prepare a printed
form of letter for announcement of
election to membership, 2. 32. Com-
municates a letter from Dr. J. Smyth
Rogers, 2. 33. To report on the selec-
tion of a committee for the publication
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LOWELL, Rev. CHARLES, D.D. (contin'd).
of memoirs of members, 2. 39. Of
committee to prepare a list of mem-
bers from the beginning for the Collec-
tions, 2. 39, 39 n. To use his discretion
in the description of the donations, 2.
45. Reads a letter from Hon. D. A.
White, 2. 46. Exhibits his official seal,
2. 61, 61 n. To inform the Theological
Seminary at Andover of the vote of
the Society concerning the donation of
the Collections, 2. 71. Voted to choose
a Corresponding Secretary during his
absence, 2. 83. Letter from, 2. 104.
His return to the country, 2. 173. To
write to Gov. Cass, at Paris, to obtain
a volume of statistics, published by
the French Government, 2. 177. To
obtain a translation of the work on
the ' Voyage of the Zenos,' 2 180. To
prepare resolutions on the deatli of
the Hon. T. L. Winthrop, 2. 185-187.
To send the same to the family of the
late T. L. Winthrop, 2. 187. Chosen
President pro tempore, 2. 187, 212, 217.
To designate a writer for the memoir
of Hon. T. L. Winthrop, 2. 191. To
write to the New York Historical
Society, concerning certain donations
made by the Hon. Mr. Gallatin. 2. 214,
214 n. To take charge of the Gallatin
correspondence, 2. 215. To prepare a
form of letter of thanks for the use of
the Society, 2. 217. Of committee to
procure certain missing books, 2. 219.
Of committee on commemorating the
anniversary of the New England con-
federation, 2. 240. To invite certain
societies to join in the celebration, 2.
248. Letter of, relating to societies
attending the celebration on the 29th
of May, 1843, 2. 254 n. Letter giving
a list of delegates present at the cele-
bration, 2. 255 n., 256 n. To inquire
into the matter of the bill of the So-
ciety of Northern Antiquaries, 2. 259.
Of committee to consider the attrac-
tiveness of the meetings, 2. 264. Of
committee to consider a celebration of
the first half-century of the Society, 2.
267. Communicates a letter from Mr.
B. P. Poore, 2. 307. Heads an extract
from the Journal of the late Moses
Prince, 2. 307, 309. To procure a
plate for letters of the Corresponding
Secretary and for the acknowledgment
of donations, 2. 312. To furnish a
testimonial to Mr. Felt for his use in
his journey in England, 2. 312. A sub-
scriber to the portrait of Gov. Gore, 2.
312 n. To acknowledge the communi-
cation of Mr. W. M. Porter, 2. 319.
To send a copy of the report on the
matter of the Trumbull Papers to the
Secretary of the State of Connecticut,
2. 330. To take charge of the boxes
of plants possibly belonging to the Na-
tural History .Society/ 2. 3J8, 351.
Communicates donations, 2. 349, 418.
Reads letter from the late Dr. Belknap,
2. 379. Of committee to consider cer-
tain changes in the publication of the
Collections, 2. 380. Excused from the
committee, 2. 380. Communicates ac-
ceptance of membership by Mr. Judd
and Dr. Thomas H. Webb, 2. 415, 416.
Reads a letter from William Tyng,
dated 1775, 2. 423. To address a letter
to the heirs of Dr. Belknap, in relation
to certain papers left by him, 2. 423,
424. Reply from the heirs of Dr. Bel-
knap, 2. 424, 425. Declines re election
as Corresponding Secretary, 2. 425. To
receive the thanks of the Society for
his services, 2. 426. To prepare a me-
moir of the late Dr. Pierce, 2. 432, 444.
Letter from, in relation to the Earl of
Buchan's box, 2. 532, 532 n., 583 n. So-
licits the donation of the portrait of
John Rogers, 2. 612. Resigns mem-
bership, 3. 50. Permission granted to,
to copy certain letters, 3. 110. Letter
from, to J. Willard, 4. 107, 108. Re-
elected a Resident Member, 4. 331. Ac-
cepts membership, 4. 365. Correspond-
ence with Rev. Chandler Robbins, 4.
374-377. Donation from, and vote of
thanks to, 4. 384 ; 5. 2. His death, 5.
ix, 187, 224. Motion, 5. 17. Remarks
on, 5. 146, 147. ' Memoir of,' 5. 410,
413, 414, 418, 427-440. Extract from
a letter of, 13. 299. His ' Artillery
Election Sermon,' i. 218.
Lowell, Charles R., donation from, 8.
314.
Lowell, David, 3. 195.
Lowell, Edward, Jr., 19. 249.
Lowell, Francis C., 7. 421. Subscribes
to the fund for reprinting certain vol-
umes of the Collections, 2. 347, 368.
And N. Appleton, 5. 258, 260. Intro-
duction of the power-loom, 5. 262-268.
Lowell named from, 5. 431 n.
Lowell, George G., 16. 388.
LOWELL, Prof. JAMES RUSSELL, LL.D.,
8 277, 278; n. 347, 367, 486; 12. 24,
251; 13. 427; 14. 47; 15. 7, 395; 16.
165,444,445; 17-50,459; 18. 419; 19.
8, 329, 347 ; 20. 257. Elected a Resi-
dent Member, 7. 103. Receives the
degree of LL.D. from Cambridge, Eng-
land, 13. 328. Elected a member of
the Standing Committee, 15. 276. Re-
marks by, on the death of Edmund
Quincy, 15. 286, 287. Appointed to
write a memoir of Mr. Edmund Quincy,
15. 302. Vote of thanks to, 16. 174.
Appointed to write a memoir of Mr.
Longfellow, 19. 310. Inscription by,
for the memorial window to Sir VV.
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279
Raleigh, 20. 40. Letter from, calling
attention to Col. Chester's collection
of Parish Registers, 20. 46. Of a com-
mittee to publish the Sewall Corre-
spondence, 20. 104. His tribute to Hon.
J. P. Kennedy, n. 3(35-307.
Lowell, John, 1685, 12. 108.
Lowell, John, Boston merchant, 1776, 14.
183 n., 184 n.
Lowell, Hon. John, LL.D., d. 1802, 2. 160,
282 ; 3. 195; 8. 175, 297 ; n. 141 ; 12
65; 14. 108; 15 397; 16. 85; 18. 245;
19. 152-165. Procures the insertion of
the clause 'all men are born free and
equal' in the Bill of Rights, 3. 196;
13. 299-304; 14. 108, 109. Letter to,
from R. Izard, 4. 380, 381. Letter to,
from T: 1) wight, 5. 15, 16. Letters ad-
dressed to, 5 27. His character of Dr.
Codman's father, 5. 414. Sketch of, 5.
428. His death, 5. 430. Letter of, to
Gen. Lincoln, 13 127, 128. Opinion
of, in regard to the Governor's power
over the militia, 13. 129, 130. Lettej-
of Jonathan Sewall to, 14. 182-184.
Portrait of, by Blackburn, 16. 390.
LOWELL, Hon. JOHN, LL.D., d. 1840,
B.C. 1786. i. 347 n. ; 2. 146 ; 12. 5 ;
13. 44 ; 16 51 ; 17. 114, 408 ; 18. 401 n ;
19. 98, 1(31, 161 «., 163, 165-167, 169-
177. His death, i. xliii ; 2. 146, 147 n.,
150,169. Donation from, i. 112. Nom-
inated a Resident Member, i. 348.
Elected, i. 348. Asked to write a me-
moir of 1). A. Tyng, i. 423. Appointed
to prepare the memoir of Dr. Dexter,
1. 426. Contributes to purchase the
Society's building, i. 465 n. Letter
from, concerning the Spanish manu-
script, 2. 104, 105 n. 'Memoir of,' 2.
147 n., 160-169. His success as a law-
yer, 2. 101, 162. His interest in polit-
ical issues, 2. 162-165. His part in the
Unitarian controversy, 2. 165. His
controversial writings, 2. 165, 166.
Offices held by, 2. 167. His action in
founding many institutions, 2. 167.
His social and domestic qualities, 2.
168, 169. Mr. J: Codman in his office,
5. 416. His autograph, faces 19. 169.
His review of the ' Confession of
Faith,' 2. 164, 165.
LOWELL, lion. JOHN, LL.D., H.C. 1843,
19. 161 n. ; 20. 232. A committee
appointed to confer with, regarding
valuable matter in Judge Putnam's
library, 2. 583. Elected a Resident
Member, 16. 256. Accepts member-
ship, 16 307. Appointed to prepare a
memoir of Hon. John A. Lowell, 19.
125. Prepares a memoir of his grand-
father, the Hon. John Lowell, 2. 147 n.,
160-169.
Lowell, John, Jr., 19. 98.
Lowell, Mrs. John, 1786, 5. 16.
Lowell, Mrs. John, donation from, 1840,
2. 147.
Lowell, Mrs. John, wife of Judge Lowell,
18. 356.
Lowell, John A., engraver, donation from,
14. 216.
LOWELL, Hon. JOHN A., LL.D., 10. 150,
481 ; II. 35, 247 ; 13. 13 ; 14. 9. 32, 53 ;
15. 274; 16. 390; 19. 125, 285. Sub-
scribes toward the reprint of certain
volumes of the Collections, 2. 347, 368.
Elected a Resident Member, 3. 44. Ac-
cepts membership, 3. 49. Of Auditing
Committee, 3. 67 ; 4. 439 ; 12. 447.
Donations from, 5. 45; 10. 41 ; n. 501.
Correspondence of N. Appleton and, 5.
308. Vote of thanks to, 10. 484; n.
131. Remarks by, on the Massachu-
setts Declaration of Rights, 14. .108,
109. His death, 19. xx. Death of,
announced, 19. 98, 99. Resolution
passed by the Society, 19. 99. Judge
Lowell to prepare a memoir of, 19. 125.
Lowell, Percival, 15. 395.
Lowell, Rebecca R. (Mrs. Gardner), 2.
282.
Lowell, Mrs. Rebecca Russell, 5. 414.
Her character, 5. 428, 429.
Lowell, Mass., 4. 94 ; 5. 308 ; xx. 61 ; 18.
168, 400 n. ; 19. 3. 59, 60, 432 ; 20. 35,
36, 355. Foundation of, 3. 14; 5 268-
271. Cotton mills of, 3. 72. City Li-
brary applies for the Society's Cata-
logue, 5. 219.
Lowell Institute. Boston, 12. 253; 14. 175;
15.212; 17. 67; 18 27, 3:!8, 340; 19.
341,351, 392; 20 410, 416. Lectures
before, by members of the Society, 10.
114, 141, 150,348, 411, 483,488; 11. 33,
35, 40, 105, 131, 188, 246, 247 ; 12. 4, 5,
71, 77; 14. 32, 53; 18. 354; 19. 99.
List of members who delivered the
lectures, u. 33. Receipts from the
sales of, ii. 249 ; 14. 53. ' Lectures' of
the Massachusetts Historical Society
cited, 20. 82 n.
Lowell Manufacturing Company, 19. 432.
' Lowell Morning Mail,' newspaper, 18.
400 n.
Lowell Railroad, see Boston and Lowell
Railroad.
Lowell Street, 6. 30.
Lowndes, Rawlins, quoted, 6. 167-169.
Lowndes, Hon. Thomas, 19. 38.
Lowndes, Hon. William, LL.D., d. 1822,
5. 261, 266, 277.
Lowndes, William Thomas, 12. 302. His
' Bibliographical Manual ' cited, 2. 613 ;
18. 297.
Lowther, Charles, 10. 39; n. 403.
Lowther, Lady Charles, n. 403 ; 12. 129.
' Loyalist Poetry of the Revolution/ pre-
sented to the Society, 3. 262, 263.
Loyalists, American, J. Ouincy's opinion
of, 7. 118.
280
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Loyall, Hon. George, 4. 98.
Loyalty of the American Colonists at
the beginning of the Revolution, 13.
180-182.
Loyde, Capt., 15. 341.
Lucas, , Marietta, 17. 185, 187.
Lucas, John. 2. 196 ; n. 141. Donations
from, i. 38, 50, 82.
Lucas family, 10. 34.
Lucas Street, 2. 196.
Lucerne, Switzerland, monumental lion
at, 17. 439.
Lucretius, Carus Titus, 10. 91 ; 19. 307.
Lucretius, Titus Carus, i. 186; 16. 442.
Ludewig, Hermann E., donation from, 2.
341.
Ludgate Street, 3. 139.
Ludlow, Lieut. Augustus C., 10. 183: 20.
29.
Ludlow, Edmund, 12. 419.
Ludlow, Roger, 5. 94, 126; 12. 419. And
Capt. Stoughton, 5. 137, 139-141.
Ludlow, Mass., 12. 406, 408. Origin of
the name of, 12. 419.
Luke, negro, petition of, for freedom, 6.
199, 200.
Lumber sent to Europe in 1631, 3. 183.
Lumley, Hichard, Baron, 13. 106.
Lumm, Capt. Charles, 16. 71.
Lunatic Asylum of South Carolina, Re-
gents of, donation from, 3. 132.
Lunenburg, Mass., 10. 428 ; 12. 403, 404,
412 ; 16. 142 ; 19. 86.
Lunt, Daniel, killed by Indians, 14 124.
Lunt, Capt. Ezra, n. 226; 12. 192, 193,
195-197, 199-205 ; 15. 86.
Lunt, Ezra, son of Capt. Ezra, 12. 202.
Lunt, Mrs. Ezra, 12. 197, 198, 203.
Lunt, Hon. George, 12. 192. Donation
from, 10. 40. Lines in memory of Isaa~c
P. Davis by, n. 99.
Lunt, Henry, 1635, 12. 192.
Lunt, Henry, father of Rev. W. P. Lunt,
3. 208. Donates paper relating the
wreck of the ' Bonhomme Richard/
3. 214, 215. To receive the thanks of
the Society, 3. 216.
Lunt, Henry, grandfather of Rev. W. P.
Lunt, 3. 208/215.
Lunt, James H., gift from, 17. 165.
Lunt, Joshua Coffin, 12. 206.
Lunt, Margaret, daughter of Paul, 12. 206.
Lunt, Mrs. Margaret, wife of Paul, 12. 206.
Lunt, Mary Green (Pearson), 3. 208.
Lunt, Lieut. Paul, 12. 192; 15. 86. Diary
of, during a part of the Revolutionary
War, 12. 192-207.
Lunt, Paul, son of the preceding, 12. 206.
Lunt, Sarah, 12. 206.
Lunt, Stephen, 12. 202.
LUNT, Rev. WILLIAM P., D.D., 2. vii ; 12.
6; 20. 416. His death, i. xliv; 2. 605 n. ;
3. 207, 212. One of the twenty-six
members in the heliotype frontispiece,
2. vii ; 3. 32 a. Donations from, 2. 171,
251, 331, 331 »., 334, 385, 410, 508, 574 ;
H.500; 13.305. Nominated a Resident
Member, 2. 215. Elected, 2 218. Ac-
cepts election, 2. 222. Present at meet-
ings of the Society, 2. 223, 227, 233, 234,
236, 241, 253, 259, 266, 298, 303. 314,
320, 326, 334, 335, 350, 364, 372, 376,
380, 382, 385, 422, 430-432, 443, 450, 454,
458, 470, 472, 481, 490, 497, 548, 551,
554, 571, 573, 581, 585, 596, 599, 604,
606,607. Of Scrutinizing Committee, 2.
266, 384. Presents a copy of the early
records of the First Church in Ply-
mouth, 2. 331. Of committee to assort
the votes for officers, 2 472. Elected
Corresponding Secretary, 2. 559 ; 3. 29,
86. A manuscript loaned to, 2. 550.
Communicates letters of acceptance of
membership, 2. 572, 574, 584, 599. Com-
municates a letter from Mr. J. Bell
Pollock, 2. 594. To write to Mr. Pol-
lock, acknowledging the receipt of his
letter, 2. 594. Of Publishing Commit-
tee to prepare Vol. III. of the fourth
series, 2. 601. Requested to prepare a
memoir of Mr. I. P. Davis, 2. 605.
Communicates a letter from De Ange-
lis, 3. 1. Reads letters accepting mem-
bership, 3. 32 6, 44, 66, 111, 113, 114.
Presents a communication from Dr.
Franklin B. Hough, 3. 44. To acknowl-
edge the receipt of the proceedings
relative to the death of Hon. J. M.
Berrien, 3. 63. Communicates letter
and donation from J. R. Bartlett, 3. 115.
To present the thanks of the Society
to Mr. B. R. Winthrop, 3. 125. The
Recording Secretary to fill his office
during his absence, 3. 130. Of Stand-
ing Committee, 3. 162. Resolutions
offered on the occasion of his death, 3.
206. Memoir of, 3 207-213. Accepts
the invitation from the Second Congre-
gational Unitarian Society in New
York, 3. 208. Date of his installation
at Quincy, 3. 209. Sketch of, by a
friend in an unpublished poem, 3. 211,
212. A mural tablet erected in memory
of, 3. 212. Copy of his ' Psyche ' given
to the Society, 17. 165. His address to
the Alumni of the Theological School
at Cambridge in 1852, 3. 209. His
'Dudleian Lecture/ 3. 209. Sermon
preached at the installation of Rev.
George Whitney, 3. 201). His collec-
tion of Psalms and Hymns, 3. 210.
Poem delivered before the Phi Beta
Kappa Society called ' Psyche/ 3. 210;
17. 165. Two Discourses on the Two
Hundredth Anniversary of the First
Congregational Church at Quincy, 3.
210. His contributions to the ' Chris-
tian Examiner/ 3. 213. His ' Sheaf of
Years/ 3. 213. His Artillery Election
Sermon of 1847, 3. 213.
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281
Lupin, Friar, pseudon., 10. 449.
Lush, George, n. 395.
Lusk, Major, 6. 150.
Luther, Hans, the elder, 20. 366.
Luther, Hans, the younger, 20. 358.
Luther, Martin, 13. 349 ; 15. 242, 243 ; 18.
144 «., 182 ; 20 401. Monument of, at
Worms, 18. 263. Remarks by Dr.
Ellis, on the approaching anniversary
of the birth of, 20. 204, 2o5. The pro-
posed commemoration of the four hun-
dredth anniversary of the birth of,
announced by the President, 20. 350.
Remarks relative to, by Rev. E. J.
Young, 20 355-358. His tract ' Against
the Papacy at Rome founded by the
Devil/ 20. 356. Commemoration of,
under the auspices of the Society, 20.
362-383. Address by Hon. R. C. Win-
throp, 20. 362-364. Address by Rev.
Dr. F. H. Hedge, 20. 364-383.
Lutherans in Georgia, 8. 215.
Lutwicke, Edward Goldston, a refugee
from Boston in 1776, 18. 267.
Lutwydge & Faulkner, Messrs., 12. 49.
Lutz, , tavern-keeper, 17. 201.
Lux, William, 16. 264.
Luzancy, Rev. Hippolytus du Chastelet
de, his ' Reflections on the Council of
Trent,' i. 53.
Luzerne, Anne C. de la, see La Luzerne.
Lyceums, growth of, in public favor, 6.
297, 298.
Lycurgus, 18. 136 n.
Lyde, dipt., 4. 219; 15 352.
Lyde, By field, n. 394. A refugee from
Boston in 1776, 18. 267.
Lyde, Deborah (Mrs. Brinley), 16. 394.
Lyde, Edward, 1684, 17. 54."
Lyde, Edward, 1789, n. 21, 22.
Lyde, George, n. 394.
Lydia Fisher, a dance, 5. 211.
Lyell, Sir Charles, 17. 455; 20. 387.
Lyford, John, 17. 368.
Lyliarde, Edward, 6. 256.
Lyman, Anna Huntington (Mrs. Mason),
7. 108.
Lyman, Mrs. Anne Jean, ' Memoir of/ pre-
sented to the Society, 15. 7.
Lyman, Arthur T., 19. 357.
Lyman, Edward H. R., donation from,
15. 7. Vote of thanks to, 15. 7.
Lyman, George W., 19. 282.
Lyman, Hon. Jonathan H., 7. 108 ; 19. 37,
45.
Lyman, Joseph, 1847, 7. 414.
Lyman, Joseph, portrait of Gov. Strong
presented by, 8. 476; 9. 189.
Lyman, Hon. Joseph, 15. 7.
Lyman, Rev. Joseph, D.D., d. 1828, 1. 316.
Lyman, Joseph 8., 19. 38 n.
Lyman, Mrs. Lucretia, donation from,
2.55.
Lyman, Lieut. Oliver, 15. 83.
Lyman, Phineas, 20. 48, 48 n.
Lyman, Gen. Phineas, 13. 252.
Lyman, Samuel, 19. 45.
LYMAN, Hon. THEODORE, A.M., 7. 431,
432; 10. 144; 18. 340-342, 401 n. ; 19.
251, 279, 281 «. ; 20. 30. Nominated a
Resident Member, i. 349. Elected, i.
353. Of committee to ask aid from the
State in publishing Winthrop's Jour-
nal, i. 374. Resigns membership, 2
46, 607 n. Donation from, 2. 139. His
death, 2. 607 n. Notice of, 2. 607 n.
Letter to, from John C. Calhoun, 19.
280, 281. The 'Jackson Republican'
established by, 19. 281. Suit of Mr.
Webster against, for libel, 19. 282-284.
Letter from, in reference to the same,
19. 323, 324.
LYMAN, Hon. THEODORE, S.B., 15. 274,
398 n. • 16. 212 ; 18. 209; 19. 323, 356 ;
20. 348. Donation from, 10. 474; n.
501 ; 14. 185. Elected a Resident Mem-
ber, ii. 158. Accepts membership, n.
159. Elected a member of the Stand-
ing Committee, n. 243; 12. 80. Of
committee on the Building, n. 326.
Resigns his place on the Standing
Committee and on the Building Com-
mittee, 12. 160. Authorized to represent
the Society in Europe, 12. 160. Vote
of thanks to, 12. 225. Letter from,
read, 12. 250. Of a committee to dis-
pose of the Society's specimens of nat-
ural history, 16. 256. Corrections by,
in Mr. Ames's account of the Garrison
Mob, 19 250,251. Of committee to ex-
amine the Treasurer's accounts, 19.
251, 296; 20. 112. ' Memoir of Mr. G:
R. Russell' by, 18. 280, 281.
Lyman, Mrs. Theodore, 19. 324.
Lyman, William, 19. 163.
Lyman School, 6. 32.
Lymburner, Adam, i. 55.
Lyme, Conn., 6. 196, 199; i8.431; 19. 103.
Lynce, James, 3. 260.
Lynch, David, donations from, i. 163,
168. Vote of thanks to, I. 163.
Lvnch, John, 13. 64.
Lynch, Mr. Thomas, 4. 82, 83; 12. 228;
15 393. One of the Committee of Con-
ference, 6. 184.
Lynchburg, Va , 4. 97.
Lynde, Hon. Benjamin, H.C. 1686, 8.
28; 16. 392, 396, 399; 19. 142, 143; 20.
160. Letter to. from Mr. T: Prince,
5. 365, 366. His ' Diaries ' cited, 19.
143 n.; 20. 141 n. See 'Lynde Diaries.'
Lynde, Hon. Benjamin, H.C. 1718, n.
396; 14. 163, 167, 200; 16. 302, 390;
18. 369,370; 19. 143 ; 20. 139, 141, 141 n.,
160. Portrait of, by Smibert, 16. 396.
Lynde, Mrs. Benjamin, portrait of, by
Smibert, 16. 396.
Lynde, Joseph, 12. 254.
Lynde, Mrs. Mary (Bowles), 16 396.
Lynde, Mrs. Mary (Brown), 16. 396.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Lynde, Mary (Mrs. Oliver), 16. 390.
Lynde, Nicholas, 8. 29.
Lynde, Hon. Simeon, 3. 338; 16. 396; 17.
52, 53.
' Lynde Diaries,' 18. 378, 406. Cited, 19.
143 n. ; 20 141 //.
Lynde Street Meeting-house, Boston, 15
'173.
Lyndeborough, .V. //., 6. 432.
LYNDHURST, JOHN SINGLETON COPLEY,
Lord, ii. 390; 12. 326, 328; 14.309;
16. 28 n., 430. Dedication to, in Vol.
III. of Hutchinson's ' History,' 3. 146.
Elected an Honorary Member, 3. 271.
Accepts membership, 4. 52. His cor-
respondence with N. I. Bowditch, 5.
504. Death of, 7. xiii. Remarks on
his death, 7. 168-172. Mr. Everett re-
grets that he cannot be present to pay
a tribute to. 7. 267. His nurse, 7. 378.
Lynn, At ass., 6. 67, 349, 363; 12. 394, 395;
"13. 44; 16. 0, 6 n. ; 17. 85, 86, 86 »., 140,
140 ». ; 19. 350 ; 20. 63, 273, 403. Origin
of the name of, 12. 396.
Lynwode, William, 17. 306.
Lyon, Lieut., 16. 354.
Lyon, Air. (Marsh, Capen, $* Lyon), 2. 28.
Lyon, Air., 7. 239.
Lyon, John, 13. 295.
Lyon (Lion), Mrs. Martha Johanna ( Win-
throp), 10. 396.
Lyon, Samuel & Joseph, 10. 396.
Lyon, Lieut. Theophilus, 15. 84.
Lyon, Thomas, 10. 396.
Lyon, William, extract from a letter of,
to Dr. Eliot, 16. 475.
Lyon, ship, see Lion.
Lyons, Kichard Bickerton, Lord, 5. 97.
Lyra, Nicolaus de, 10. 455.
Lysley, Airs., 12. 129.
Lyttelton, Sir Charles, 12. 410.
Lyttelton, Hon. George, ALP., 12. 410.
Lyttelton, Sir George, Lord, 12. 411.
Letter from, to Dr. Belknap, 4. 135,
136.
Lytteltcn, Sir Thomas, M.P., 12. 410.
Lytton, Edward Bulwer, Lord, 16. 412.
Lytton, Edward Robert Bulwer, 2d Baron,
16. 444.
M.
Maatschappij der Nederlandsche Letter-
kunde, Let/den, 16. 473.
Mably, Gabriel Bonnot, Abbe de, his de-
sign of writing a history of the Ameri-
can Revolution, 6. 364-367. Knowledge
necessary to his purpose, as set forth
by John Adams, 6. 364-367. His death,
6. 367. His remarks on the Constitu-
tions of the United States, 7. 406, 407.
McAllister, John A., 7. 156, 157.
MCALLISTER, M. HALL, nominated a
Corresponding Member, 2. 141. Elect-
ed, 2. 143. Acknowledges election, 2.
146. His death, 8. xvi
McAlpine, William, n. 394, 395. A ref-
ugee from Boston in 1770, 18. 267.
Macao Roads, 7. 432.
MacArdell, , engraver. 5. 236.
Macaulay (Macauly), Airs. Catherine
(Sawbridge), 8. 413.
MACAULAY, THOMAS BABINGTON, Lord,
4. 262; 8. 102, 105 ; 12. 127, 267 ; 14.
194; 15. 5, 283, 290; 16 4:30 ; 17. 310 ;
20. 173. Nominated a Corresponding
Member, 2. 553. Elected, 2. 569. Ac-
cepts membership, 2. 584. His death,
4. 420; 5. 19. Hon. 11. C. Winthrop on,
4. 428, 429. Notice of, by Mignet,
presented, 7. 280. His ' History of
England ' cited, 18. 256 n.
McBean, Major Duncan, is. 165.
McBean, Afr's. Sarah, 15. 165, 175.
Macbeth, Hon. Charles, 4. 97.
Macbeth, Tragedy, 17. 206.
McCall, ,' 14. 86.
McCall, George, 17. 209, 209 n. Recan-
tation of. 12. 188.
MCCALL, Mayor HUGH, 15. 393. Nomi-
nated a Corresponding Member, i. 265.
Elected, x. 267.
M'Calpen, , 15. 347.
McCarthy, Cormac Laidir, Lord of Atus-
kery, see Muskery.
Maccarty (Mackarty), Thomas, 8. 29.
McCaul, John, 8. 191, 193.
McClary, Major Andrew, 14. 72, 92, 344 ;
15. 95.
McClary, Michael, 20. 335.
McClary Owners, statement of the cause
of, i. 89.
McClean, Lieut.-Col, 14. 348.
McCleary, Samuel F., i. 461 n. ; 17. 101 ;
19. 105.
McCleary, Samuel F., Jr., extract from
a letter from, 19. 106.
McClellan, Gen. George B., 17. SO ; 18.
58, 310; 19. 342. Inscription on the
sword of, 6. 473.
McClester, John, 18. 351 n.
McCloster, Sally, 18. 351 n.
McClintock, Nathan, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 18. 267.
McClintock, Rev. Samuel, D.D., 17. 156.
M'Cluig, Dr., 15. 232.
McClure, Rev. Alexander W., D.D ., do-
nation from, 2. 352. Cited, 10. 43.
MCCLURE, Rei: DAVID, D.D., 16. 155-
158, 158 n. Donations from, x. 55, 98,
103, 112, 130, 138, 146, 154. Nominated
a Corresponding Member, i. 86. Elect-
ed, i. 86. Remarks on a fragment of
the Diary of, by Samuel F. Haven,
'16. 155-157. Fragment of the Diary
of, 16. 157, 158. His oration at Phillips
Academy, Exeter, x. 19. His 'Account
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283
of Windsor, Conn./ i. Ill; 16. 155.
Sermons on the Moral Law, i. 130.
Sermon on the death of Gen. Washing-
ton, i. 146.
McClure, Bn'y.-Gen. George, n. 493.
McClure, Sir Robert Le Mesurier, 16. 384.
McCobl), Capt. Samuel, 15. 81.
McComb, , his plan of New York, i.
166.
M'Conaughy, D., letters to, from Hon.
Emory "Washburn, 7. 155, 156, 158, 159.
Donation of a memorial of Gettysburg,
L 155-160. Vote of thanks to, 7. 159.
tter from, to Hon. John A. Andrew,
7. 155-157. Donations from, 7. 350,
360.
McConnel, William, 17. 231.
McCormick, Daniel, ix. 229, 230.
McCormick, Hon. Richard C., 17. 103.
McCoy, John, sentenced by a court-
martial, 16. 349.
McCracken, dipt., 17. 201, 201 n.
McCrady, Gen. Edward, Jr., his 'Educa-
tion in South Carolina prior to and
during the Revolution,' 20. 393.
M'Cready, Ren. Christopher, donation
from, 10. 349.
McCrie, Dr , his 'Reformation in Italy '
cited, 15. 242 n.
McCulloli, James H., M.D., his 'Re-
searches,' 2. 86 n.
McDaniel, Hugh, n. 141.
McDaniel, Jacob, n. 141.
McDaniel, James, 15. 133.
MacDonald, Alexander, naturalized, 4,
36-3.
Macdonald, Dennis, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 18. 267.
Macdonald, James, aged 117, 8. 435, 488.
McDonald, Rev. John, 19. 394, 420, 420 n.
Macdonough, Commodore, 6. 239.
MacDougal, G. Gordon, 8. 187.
M'Dougall, Capt., 7. 327.
McDougall, Gen. Alexander, 14. 96.
McDougall, Hon. William, donation from,
8. 280.
M' Do well, Joseph, 6. 165.
McDuffee, Lieut. -Col. , 15. 160.
McDuffle, lion. George, 5. 271, 276, 277;
19. 49, 49 n., 50. Mr. N. Appleton in
reply to, 5. 308.
MAC EDO, J. J. DA COSTA DE, see Costa de
Macedo.
Macedonian, ship, captured by Decatur,
5- 261.
Macedonian Arms, 6. 391.
McEwen, James, n. 394.
M'Ewen, Thomas, donation from, 3. 204.
McFadden, John (Henry), 20. 11.
McFarland, Rev. Asa, D.D., 17. 152.
McFarland, Capt. Moses, 15. 80.
McFarland, William, 13. 295.
MacFarland, William H , 4. 95.
McFarlane, Walter, 17. 116.
McFerren, , 17. 199, 200.
MacFirbis, , 13. 64.
McGaw, Major Robert, 15. 87, 160.
MacGregor, Daniel, donation from, 13.
68.
Macgregor, John, 18. 437, 439, 440. Let-
ter from, presenting a portrait of John
Hampden, 18. 437, 438. List of his
publications, 18. 443, 444.
McGregore, Rev. David, sermon by, x.
137.
McGregory, Uriah, 12. 139.
McGuire, John C., donation from, and
vote of thanks, 4. 311.
Machebignatus, Me., 16. 111.
Macluas, Me., 16. 118, 153; 19. 339.
Machin, , 16. 338.
Machin, William F., 12. 174.
Machoise, Peqnot Indian, 16. 402.
Machyn, Henry, ' Diary of,' 13. 124.
Mcllvaine, Dr., a perpetual calendar
made by, 2. 428.
Mcllvaine, Rev. Charles P., D.D., Bishop
of Ohio, 19. 7.
Mcllvaine, Hon. Joseph, 19. 48.
Mclntire, , 17. 288.
Mclntosh, Col. William, x. 345.
Mclntyre, H., 6. 39.
Mack, Dr. William, 6. 322.
McKanlis, , 17. 200.
Mackarty, Thaddeus, 2. 304 n.
Mackarty, Thomas, 8 39.
Mackay, Capt., 4. 79, 82.
Mackay, Mrs., refugee, 18. 267.
Mackay, Aeneas, 4. 353 n.
Mackay, Mrs. Elizabeth (Bongarden), 4.
353 n.
Mackay, Robert Caldwell, 13. 200.
Mackay, William, 13. 200.
McKean, , innkeeper, 19. 419.
McKean, Amy Elizabeth (Mrs. Worces-
ter), 18. 172.
McKean, Hon. John, of committee of the
New York Historical Society to pre-
pare a memorial for Congress concern-
ing the printing of certain scientific
works, 2. 336, 337.
MCKEAN, Prof. JOSEPH, D.D., LL.D.,
i. 200, 206, 207, 213-216, 219, 220,
222-226, 228-230, 232, 234, 235, 237,
239, 240, 243-245, 248, 250 n., 252,
253, 2.57-259, 262, 263, 500 n. ; 8. 482 ;
10. 219; xx. 372; 12. 5, 434; 13. 27;
16. 122 ; 18. 172 ; 20. 188. His death,
i. xlii, 273 n. Donations from, i. 122,
154, 218; 2. 101 n. Nominated a Res-
ident Member, i. 198. Elected, i. 199.
Of committee on new regulations for
the Library, x. 200. Of committee
to prepare a copy of amended Con-
stitution and By-Laws, x. 206. Chosen
Recording Secretary pro tempore, i.
206, 207, 213, 220, 223, 225. Elected
Cabinet-Keeper, i. 206. Cabinet-Keep-
er, i. 206, 208-210, 212 n. Of com-
mittee to recover articles lent to S.
284
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
McKEAN, Prof. JOSEPH (continued).
Turell, i. 206. Of committee 'to des-
ignate books that cannot be taken
from the Library, i. 212. Of commit-
tee to prepare lists of preachers of
annual sermons, i. 213. Of committee
to consider means for reprinting the
Collections, I. 213, 214. Elected Li-
brarian, i. 214, 215, 221. Librarian, i.
214, 221, 221 n. Elected Recording
Secretary, i. 226, 231, 239, 245, 254,
264. Recording Secretary, i. 227,
230 »i., 238, 241, 247 n.. 260 w. -252, 263,
265. Of Publication Committee, i. 231,
249, 259. Added to the committee to
arrange for the celebration of the
anniversary of the landing at Ply-
mouth, i. 235. To take out the copy-
right of Hubbard's 'History 'for the
Society, i. 240. Selected to deliver an
historical address, i. 241, 242. Of
committee on publication of Hubbard's
' History/ i. 243. Of committee to dis-
pose of duplicates, i. 245. Vote offered
by, i. 249. Seconds a motion, i. 259.
Kesigns the office of Kecording Sec-
retary, i. 265. Prof. Hedge's ' Memoir
of,' cited, i. 273 n. Vote to give the
Collections to his widow, i. 273 ; 2. 69 n.
Donation from the heirs of, 2. 303. His
' Sacred Extracts,' i. 218. His ' Me-
moir of Dr. Eliot ' cited, i. ixn., 232 n. ;
16. 283 n.
McKean, Susanna S. ( Jfrs.Folsom), 13. 27.
McKean, Coo. Thomas, 15. 393.
McKeen, , 17. 206.
McKeen, Rev. Joseph, D.D., 17. 85. Dr.
Jenks's Eulogy on, i. 201.
McKeen, William, 17. 212.
McKendry, Cot. William, journal of, 2.
502, 503, 503 n.
MacKenney, Mrs. Rebecca, 14. 150.
McKenney, Robert, marriage of, 14. 150.
MacKenzie, Capt., 4 69.
McKENziE, Rev. ALEXANDER, D.D., 17.
136 ; 19. 285. Papers presented by, 2.
147. Letter and donation from, 14. 1,
2. Vote of thanks to, 14. 2. Elected a
Resident Member, 19. 124. Accepts
membership, 19. 194. Of a committee
to publish the Proceedings, 20. 204.
MacKenzie, Commander Alexander Sli-
dell, 6. 239-241 ; 7. 452-455.
Mac-key, Cot., 2. 86.
Mackey, Mungo, 12. 62.
Mackie, John, M.D., 19. 336.
Mackinac, service rendered by black sol-
diers, 6. 239.
McKinnon, Daniel, aged 103, d. 1813, 8.
436.
Mackinnon, Col. Daniel, his ' History of
the Cold-Stream Guards' cited, 18. 71.
McKinnon, Capt. Ranald, 19. 237, 239.
MacKinstrey, Mrs , a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 18. 267.
Mackintosh, Sir James, 4. 127; 5. 301,
307; 10. 257; 12. 443; 13. 321; 15.
310; 16. 316; 19. 201; 20. 390.
Mackintosh, Mrs. Mary (Appleton), 5.
307.
Mackintosh, Robert James, 5. 307.
McKown, John, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 267.
McKown, John, Boston, a refugee from
Boston in 1776, 18. 267.
McLain, John, n. 141.
McLanc, Capt., 13. 223, 224.
Me Lane, Louis. Secretary of the Treasury,
5. 280.
McLane, Hon. Robert, 4. 390.
McLarren, Mrs., 17. 382.
McLean, Col. Allan, 4. 132.
McLean, Capt. Hugh, 10. 129.
McLean, John, LL.D., 4. 92. Speech in
refutation of Judge Taney's state-
ments, 6. 92, 93. Letter from, to Hon.
B. R. Curtis, 16 22.
McLean Asylum, 2. 208; 6.451,453; 17.
363 n. And Dr. L. V Bell, 7. 38-50.
McLean Street, 6. 30.
McLeod, Rev. Alexander, D.D., his ' Ser-
mon on Slavery,' i. 178.
MacLeod, William, letter from, 15. 8.
MacMahon, Marshal Marie Edrne. Pa-
trice M., Due de Magenta, 13. 380 ; 15.
317.
McMann, James, sentenced by a court-
martial, 16. 347.
McMaster, Daniel, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 18. 267.
McMaster, John Bach, his ' History of
the People of the United States/ 20.
393, 394.
McMasters, James, n. 394.
McMasters, Patrick, n. 394, 395. A
refugee from Boston in 1776, 18. 267.
McMichael, Messrs. Scot &, 12 49.
MacMillan & Co., Messrs., 14. 234.
McMullan, Alexander, a refugee from
Boston in 1776, 18. 267.
McMullen, John, donation from, 3. 85.
McNair, J., donation from, 2. 511.
McNeal, Lieut. Joseph, 15. 84.
McNeil, Archibald, u. 393, 395. A refu-
gee from Boston in 1776, 18. 267.
McNeil, Capt. Hector, letter of, to Sam-
uel Adams, 12. 276. Letters of Paul
Jones to, 12. 277-279.
McNeil, Robert, 17. 217.
McNiel, Daniel, Jr., donation from, 1. 101.
McNott, Lieut.-Col, 14. 297.
Macondray, Capt. F. W., 7. 414.
McPhaedris, Hon. Archibald, 17. 97.
McPherson, Col. D., 14. 337.
McPherson, Edward, 19 359.
McReel, Alexander, gift from, 19. 385.
McSparran, Mrs. Hannah (Gardiner), 17.
95.
McSparran, Mrs. James, portrait of, by
Smibert, 16. 397.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
285
McSpcirran, Rev. James, D.D., 3. 294.
Portrait of, by Smibert, 16. 3(J7.
Mo Vicar, RRV. John, D.D., of committee
of the New York Historical Society,
to prepare a memorial for Congress
concerning the printing of certain scien-
tific works, 2. 336, 337.
Macy, Elisha, donation from, i. 156.
Macy, Obed, donation from, x. 156; 2.
17.
Macy, R , donation from, i. 152.
Macy, Thomas, i. 152 ; 18. 392 n.
Macy, Zaccheus, donation from, i. 39.
Madawaska, N.B., 17. 211, 211 n.
Maddison, CoL, 8. 377, 378.
Madeira, 3. 184.
Madison, Mrs. James, 19. 18, 21. Her
farewell levee at the White House, 19.
22.
Madison, President James, 2. 153, 304 n.,
403 ; 6. 235; 10. 181, 397, 401 ; u. 23,
104, 108, 487; 13. 207; 14. 105, 107;
15. 323; 18. 383, 420; 19. 15, 15 n., 20,
31, 240, 371 n., 375. Letter from, to
Philip Mazzei, 2. 381. Pamphlet of,
donated to the Society, 3. 281. Por-
traits of, 4. 311; 13. 2-3. On naturali-
zation, 4. 357. Ill, 5. 183. And the
War of 1812, 5. 260. On slavery, 6.
92, 136, 160, 161. On the amendment
of the Constitution, 6. 146. Letter
from, to Joseph Jones, 6. 221, 222. Re-
lics of, offered for sale, 10. 22. Pam-
phlet by, entitled ' Jonathan Bull and
Mary Bull,' 3. 281. Speech of, at the
Virginia Convention in 1788, 6. 159-
161 :
Madison, Rt.-Rev. James, 4. 138; 15. 233,
233 n., 234 n. Donation from, x. 98.
Letter from, to Prof. Henley, 15. 232,
234. His ' Thanksgiving Sermon,' i.
98.
Madison, Wis., 18. 209.
'Madison Papers' cited, i. 297 n. ; 4.
433 ; 6. 92, 139, 140, 147, 222.
Madison University, 18. 181 ; 20. 106.
Madoc ap Owen Gwyneth, Prince, i. 81,
103.
Madras, ice-trade in, 3. 54.
Madrid, Academy of History, see. Real
Academia de la Historia, Madrid.
Madrid Geographical Society, see So-
cieta Geografica, Madrid.
Magaguadavic River, plan of, I. 124.
Magan, William, 15. 87.
' Magazine of American History,' 17. 163 ;
18. 99 n. ; 20. 402. Cited, 16. 365 n. ;
17. 327 n. ; 19. G8 n., 70 n., 72 n.
Magazines of the Society, see Librarian's
Reports.
Magee, Bernard, donation from, I. 91.
Magee, Capt. James, donations from, i.
76, 91. Vote of thanks to, x. 77.
Magellan, Fernando, 19. 61 n.
Magendie, Fran9ois, 14. 9.
Magenta, Due de, see MacMahon.
Magirus, Tobias, 18. 15.
Magna Charta, 8. 303.
Magnalia of Cotton Mather, see Mather.
Magnolia, Fla., 17. 61.
Magnolia Cemetery, 5. 84.
MAGNUSKN, Prof. FINN, 8. 180, 181 ; 18.
19, 19 n., 21. Nominated a Correspond-
ing Member, 2. 24. Vice- President of
the Royal Society of Antiquaries of the
North at Copenhagen, 2. 24. Elected,
2. 27. Sends his thanks to the Society
for the honor conferred on him, 2 85 n.
His deciphering of certain inscriptions,
2. 98 n.
Magruder, Dr., U. S. A., 7. 83.
Maguire, J. C., 3. 281.
Maliew, Capt. Thomas, 15. 77.
Mahomet, 6. 124.
Mahometans, service of, in the Turkish
army, 6. 248.
Mahon, Lord, see Stanhope.
Mai, Angelo, 14. 11.
Maidstone, Margaret (Mrs. Clop ton and
Mrs. Crane), 5. 494
Maidstone, Robert, 5. 494.
Maillard, Antoine Simon, Abbe, 10. 163.
His service-book in the Micmac lan-
guage, i. 113.
Main Street, Cambridrjeport, 3. 373.
Maine, U.S.A., 3. 13, 16, 54. 193-195, 324;
6.426; 10. 57, 164, 185, 419, 480. In-
dians in, 10. 109 ; 12. 401 « , 403, 405.
' Proceedings of Conventions in regard
to a separate Government for,' i. 53.
Map of, i. 135 ; 2. 261, 524. Records
of the Province of, T. 242 n. Papers of
ancient date referring to, donated to
the Society, 3. 154, 155. Its separation
from Massachusetts, 4. 230; n. 56,
201. Her service at the battle of
Bunker Hill commemorated, 6. 178.
Included in Gov. Dudley's commission,
7. 485 n. Conveyance deed of the
province of, n. 201, 203. History of,
by J. Sullivan, cited, 3. 140 n.
Maine General Court, extract from the
records of, 20. 80, 81.
Maine Historical Society, 12. 136, 187 n. ;
13. 426; 15. 306; 17. 15; 18. 82, 433,
434 ; 19. 392. Request of, for books,
etc., i. 348,350. The Collections to be
sent to, i. 351 ; 2. 56, 70 n., 71 n. To
be invited to join in a certain cele-
bration, 2. 248. Delegates present,
2. 254 n. Acknowledges the receipt of
the Collections, 2. 257. Donations
from, 2. 372, 535; 3. 93; 4. 424; 7.
373; ii. 498. Communication from,
2 492. Gives ancient coins, 3. 182.
Collections of, xx. 201; 17. 15. Collec-
tions cited. 14. 124 n., 369 ». ; 15. 385;
17. 16 n. ; 18. 82, 91 n., 98 n., 100 n. ; 19.
118 n.
Maitland, Capt. Augustus, 18. 71.
286
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
MAJOR, RICHARD HENRY, F.S A.,8. 433;
10. 330; 16. 384 ; 18. 82, 83, 96 n., 99 n. ;
20. 104. Elected Corresponding Mem-
ber, 10. 210. Accepts membership, 10.
315. His translation of ' The Voyages
of the Venetian Brothers Zeno,' etc.,
2. 180 n. ljaper by, on ' The Voyages
of the Venetian Brothers Zeno/ 13.
352-306.
Makechas, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Malahide, see Talbot.
Malbone, Edward G., 5. 83.
Malbrook, 3. 307.
Malcolm, Mrs., 15. 167.
Malcolm, John, 15. 329. Tarred and
feathered, 15. 248.
Malcom, Capt. Daniel, n. 141 ; 13. 200.
Malcom, Rev. Howard, D.D., donations
from, 9. 227, 353.
Maiden, A/ass., 5. 144; 12. 82, 394, 395;
16. 0, 283, 289; 17. 156. Letter to the
church at, by the Rev. Michael Wig-
glesworth, 12. 93-98. Origin of the
name of, 12. 397.
Malesherbes, Chretien-Guillaume de La-
moignon, Sieur de, 15. 29, 81.
Malherbe, Fra^ois de, 'Poe'sies de,' i.
475.
Malignant fever, prevalence of, 14. 148 n.
Maline, Jacob, 12. 108.
Mall, Boston, see Boston Common.
Mallet, , British sure/eon, 16. 71.
Mallory, Daniel (Farrand $- Mallory), i.
218.
Malmesbury, Sir James Harris, 1st Earl
of, 16. 12.
Malmesbury, James Howard Harris, 3d
Earl of, 3. 78.
Malone, Edmund, 15. 231 n.
Malta, 3. 333, 330; 7. 388, 476; 10. 43g.
Donation from the Consul at, 3. 239.
Malta, Knights of, 4. 10.
Maltby, Capt., 8. 394. Engaged in a duel,
15. 343.
Mamatahtukquat wompaniyeu, 2. 290 n.
Mamationant, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Mamoosin, Indian, 20 325.
Man, Ebenezer, 17. 160.
Man, Lieut. Isaiah, 19. 378, 379.
Man, John, 6 339.
Man (Mannaaus), Rev. Samuel, 8. 13, 22,
27 ; 10. 403.
Manamoyet, see Monomoy.
Manchaug, n 203.
Manchester, , innkeeper, n. 28, 31.
Manchester, Charles Montague, 4th Earl
of, 13. 106.
Manchester, Edward Montague, 2d Earl
of, 12. 397 ; 16. 149. His signature to
the Narragansett Patent, 5. 40. Mat-
ters pertaining to the Narragansett Pat-
ent, 6. 63, 54.
Manchester, George Montague, 4th Duke
of, 19. 218.
Manchester, William, 3. 238.
Manchester, William Drogo Montague,
1th Duk* of, 20. 42.
Manchester, En;/., 3. 75, 79 ; 12. 397.
Manchester, Mass , 3. 14; 6. 358; 12.
394, 395, 397 ; 18 2bl. Manuscript his-
tory of the town, donation of, 2. 142.
Manchester Print Works, shares in,
owned by the Massachusetts Historical
Society, 2. 597 ; 3. 5 ; 6. 10.
Mandeville, Sir John, 3. 235.
Manhaddoes Island, 6. 69 n.
Manhattan Island, 10 378 7?.
Manigault, Dr. Gabriel E., 20. 394.
Manigault, Jo&eph, 15. 190.
Manilla, commerce with, 1837, 7. 411.
Mankind, no word for, in any ante-Chris-
tian language, 6. 96.
Manly, J., 14. 32.
Manly, Capt. John, i. 205; 7. 249, 250;
8. 411; 12. 205; 17. 57. Captures a
ship, 7. 231. Driven in shore, 7. 234.
Refits his vessel, 7. 236.
Mann, Lieut.-CoL, 15. 87.
Mann, Hon. Horace, LL.D., 14. 389 ; 18.
176, 181, 356; 19. 337; 20. 238. Dona-
tion from, 2. 46t5.
Mann, Sir Horace, letter to, 4. 24. 25.
Mann, Dr. James, his ' Account of an At-
tack on the Indians in Wrentham,'
i. 190.
Mann, Lieut. Obadiali, 15. 75.
Mann, Lieut. Silas, 15. 80.
Mannadoes or New Amsterdam, 4. 425.
Manners, John, see Rutland, Duke of.
Manners, Thomas Manners-Sutton, Lord,
12. 272.
Manners-Sutton, Charles, Archbishop of
Canterbury, see Sutton.
Manners-Sutton, Charles, Viscount Can-
terbury, see Canterbury.
Manners-Sutton, George, see Sutton.
Manning, Mr., in Harvard College ac-
counts, 5. 160; 6. 339.
Manning, Jacob M., 4. 334.
Manning, William (Manning fr Loring),
i. 191 ; 3. 140.
Manomet River, 3 252. Traditions and
facts concerning the early settlements
near, 3. 254-256.
Manors in the colony of New York, o.
16.
Manourie, Guillaume, 13. 91, 96.
Man's, Wrentltam, 7. 203.
Mansell, Sir Robert, 14. 361.
Mansfeld, Ernest, Comte de, u. 214.
Mansfield, Capt., 7. 220.
Mansfield, Rev. Mr., 19. 378.
Mansfield, Rev. Mr., chaplain of "Gen.
Thomas's regiment, 4. 78, 81.
Mansfield, Isaac, his manuscripts relating
to Marblehead, i. 67.
Mansfield, Isaac, donation from, i. 112,
129, 139, 145.
Mansfield, Rev. Isaac, donation from, i.
65, 67, 73, 74.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
287
Mansfield, Col. John, 12. 200; 14. 88; 15.
78, 85, 87, 102, 104, 1UG, 101), 110, 129,
142, 144, 148, 155, 160. Cashiered, 15.
155. Officers of the regiment of, 15.
78, 78 n.
Mansfield (Mensfield), Samuel, 8. 29; 14.
225 ; 17. 158.
Mansfield, Tlieophilus, 17. 157, 158.
Mansfield, William Murray, Lord, 2 184;
5. 107; 7. 234, 314; u. 113 n., 199; 12.
326, 418; 16. 42 ; 19. 191), 219 ; 20. 300 n.
His decision in Somerset's case, 3. 190 ;
7. 319, 320, 322-325. His speech on
the American Colonies, 1775, 5. 4. On
slavery, 6. 136; 7. 318. He followed,
not led, the revolution which abolished
slavery in England, 7. 326. On pop-
ularity, 7. 402.
Mansfield, Mass., 12. 403, 408, 418; 13.
51, 54
Manteuffel, Otto Theodor, Baron, 16.
381.
Mantuanus (Giovanni Battista Spagnu-
oli), ii. 421 n. Quotations from, n.
421-423, 427.
Manufactory House, i. xviii, xxxv, 13 n.
Manufactures, ' Report on American,' i.
218. Domestic, introduced into the
country, 3. 14, 71, 72. Must have good
government, 5. 311.
Manumission of the American slave, 6.
166.
Manumission Society, 6. 181. Its Consti-
tution, 6. 132.
Manunquas, Pequot, Indian, 16. 402.
Manuscript collections in the possession
of literary and historical societies,
order relating to, 9. 343.
Manuscripts of the Society, 3. 4, 128, 129,
135, 167, 221-228, 283; 4. 12, 86, 123,
225, 378, 379, 384, 430, 438, 439; 5.
2, 25, 26, 41, 44, 47, 48, 59, 63, 87,
107, 108, 152-154, 187t 189, 192, 193,
209, 210, 219, 228, 356, 360, 304, 406,
407 ; 6. 200-207 ; 10. 147, 155-158. To
be bound, 2. 44, 465. To be catalogued,
2. 44 n. Lists of, in the Library, 2. 121,
221); 10. 158-165, 321-325; 13. 229,
230. Committee to procure, 2 320.
Rules concerning the publication of,
2. 320. Regulations for the use and
preservation of, 2. 433, 434, 520, 521 ;
3. 159, 245-249; 4. 16. Report of the
committee on, 2. 431-434. Donations
of, 3. iv, 96, 97, 285, 286 ; 6. 13. Pub-
lications from original manuscripts, 3.
v. See Collections. Composing the
'Original Papers,' 3. 140. Records of
the Society, bound, 3. 154. Rare man-
uscript concerning the Franklin family
presented, 3. 174, 175. Duties of the
Librarian, 3. 245-248. See Librarian's
Report. In the Belknap donation, 3.
294, 295, 327, 328. See ' Belknap Pa-
pers.' Index to the Society's, 8. 267.
Manypenny, Rev. George D., donation
from, 3. 63.
Manzoni, Alessandro, 13. 254 ; 17. 310.
Map, in the Zeno narrative, laces 13. 352.
Map of Boston, 6. 23, 34-40 ; 7. 477 ; 17.
frontispiece, 365.
Map of British Colonies in North Amer-
ica, i. 11 ; 2. 524.
Map of Carolina coast, faces 20. 402,
Map of China, 2. 252.
Map of Kent, 2. 183.
Map of Maine, 2. 261, 524.
Map of Maryland, i. 124.
Map of Massachusetts, i. 125, 142, 144.
Committee appointed to ask for the
exclusive right to compile, i. 81, 95,
96, 99. Vote to compile, i. 104, 105,
107, 110. Committee to examine Dr.
Morse's account respecting, i. 125, 127.
The plates -of, given to the Society and
the American Academy, i. 135, 141.
Woodward and Saffray's Survey of
Massachusetts, i. 455. Waiting's map
engraved for, 6. 39, 40.
Map of New England, 2. 176.
Map of North America, by D'Anville, 2.
525 ; by E. Bowen, 2. 525.
Map of Old Colony, i. 283.
Map of Plymouth County, donation from
the committee on, 4 122.
Map of Province of Quebec, 2. 525.
Map of Rhode Island, 1778, faces 20. 350.
Map of site of Washington's birthplace,
faces 17. 239.
Mappa, Gen., 7. 332.
Mappa, Madame, 7. 332.
Maps belonging to the Society, 3. 140 n. ;
6. 421, 422; and newspapers not to go
out of the Library, i. 193, 210. Vote
to bind, i. 375; 3. 91. A committee
appointed to inquire concerning cer-
tain maps and charts loaned to the
United States Government, 2 2. Re-
port of the committee, 2. 11, 11 n., 224.
A collection of local maps to be made,
2. 12, 16. Gift of, from Mr. W. S.
Pendleton, 2. 20 n. To be repaired, 2.
129. Collection of, in the Library of
the Society, 2. 142. Correspondence
with Mr. Gallatin concerning the miss-
ing maps, 2. 214, 214 n., 215, 218, 219.
Return of Faden's map, 2. 221, 224.
Letter from Mr. Hunter, with return
of a map, 2. 491, 492. Communica-
tions and action concerning the missing
maps and charts, 2. 510, 512, 524, 525.
Number of, added to the Library, 3. 87.
Presented to the Society, 3. 113, 155;
6. 13. Duties of the Librarian, 3. 245-
248. See Librarian. Illustrative of
the American Rebellion, 6. 17. Ac-
count of maps of Boston, with list of,
6. 35-40; 17.360. Illustrating the siege
of Boston, exhibited by Mr. Winsor, 17.
62. Manuscript exhibited, 17. 118, 119.
288
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Maquinna, chief, his house at Nootka, 7.
440.
Marat, Jean Paul, i. 302.
Marble, Lieut. Cyrus, 15. 79 n.
Marblehead, Mass., 3. 287 ; 5. 357 ; 7.
256; 8. 330, 335-337, 345, 347, 387, 407 ;
10. 176, 177; 12. 393, 395; 16. 6, 158,
284 n.; 17. 208; 18. 349; 20. 36. Mans-
field's manuscripts relating to, i. 67.
Dr. Eliot's account of, i. 151. Paper
of historical value concerning, 2. 326.
Aids Boston, 1774, 4. 220. Recanta-
tions of citizens of, 12. 187, 188. Ori-
gin of the name of, 12. 396.
Marbois, see Barbe-Marbois.
Marcandier, M., abstract of a treatise on
hemp by, i. 12, 79.
March, Lieut.- Col., 15. 160; 16. 342, 346.
March, Lord, 19 221.
March, Charles W., his ' Daniel Webster
and his Contemporaries,' 2. 529.
March, Sergeant Hugh, killed by Indians,
14. 129.
March, Lieut. James, 14. 141.
March, Col. John, 12. 427 ; 14. 127, 132,
135, 136 n.
March the fifth, 1770, date of the Boston
Massacre, 6. 175. Celebration of the
anniversary of, 6. 175.
Marcliant, Mrs. Abigail (Hutchinson), 2.
585,611.
Marchant, Henry, letter to, from William
Ellery, 3 99, 282.
Marchin, Indian, 18. 97 n.
Marco Polo, 3. 384 ; 14. 157. His Trav-
els, 1496, exhibited, 3. 152.
Marcou, Mrs. Jane (Belknap), 10. 317;
xi. 241, 241 n. Gift of Sargent's por-
trait of Rev. Dr. Belknap by, 9. 2, 189.
Vote of thanks to, 9. 3 Letter from,
read, u. 240. Her ' Life of Dr. Bel-
knap,' i. 117 n.; 19. 399 n.
MARCOU, JULES, 12.233. Letter received
from, n. 84. Elected Corresponding
Member, n. 92. Accepts membership,
11. 200. Donation from, 12. 230. Gift
from, 19 126. Vote of thanks to, 19.
126.
Marcou, Mrs. Jules, see Marcou, Mrs.
Jane.
Marcoux, Rev. Francis, xx. 317, 319.
Marcoux, Rev. Joseph, n. 319.
Marcy, Hon. William L., 4. 91 ; 18.
207.
Marescall, Col, 13. 252.
Margaret of Austria, 16. 322.
Margaret, "ship, extracts from the log-
book of, i. 91.
Margaret Tudor, Princess, 12. 129.
MARGUY, PIERRE, elected Corresponding
Member, n. 145. Accepts member-
ship, ii. 222. Resolution of the So-
ciety to recommend to Congress the
publication of the historical collections
of, 12. 318.
Maria, a negress, 20. 148, 148 n., 150, 151,
153. Record of her trial, 20. 149.
Maria Theresa of Austria, 15. 33, 47.
Marian, John, 16. 265.
Mariana, Juan de, his 'History of Spain,'
13 247.
Marie Antoinette, 19. 8, 258.
Marie - Nicolaevna of Russia, Grand
Duchess, 18. 197.
Marietta, Ohio, 6. 234; 17. 174, 175, 176n.,
177 n., 178, 178 n., 179 n., 180, 180 H.-
184 n., 186n.-189/z., 101 n., 194, 201.
Debating-society in, 17. 179, 179 n., 180,
183-185
Mariners' Church, Boston, 10. 107.
Marion, Francis, 6. 213.
Marion, Deacon John, 14. 200; 20. 2, 3.
Marion, John, Jr., 20. 3.
Marius, Caius, 6. 279.
Mark, 17. 287.
Mark, negro, account of his trial and
execution, 20. 122-157. Coroner's in-
quest, 20. 124. Examination of, 20.
132-138. Bill of indictment, 20. 138,
139. Subpoenas, 20. 140, 141. Record
of the case, 20. 141, 142. Writ of ex-
ecution, 20. 142-144. Account of his
execution, from the 'Evening Post,'
20. 147. Ballad, on the execution of,
exhibited by Rev. Mr. Jenks, 20. 157.
Market Place, Boston, 3. 337-339.
Market Street, 3. 376.
Markets, Boston, 1734, 5. 17.
Markham, Clements R., 14. 52.
Markham, William, Archbishop of York,
19. 220.
Markham, William, Governor of Pennsyl-
vania, 12. 423.
Markoe, Francis, donations from, 2. 187,
215.
Markwell, Matthew, pseudon., letter to,
13. 332-337.
Marlborough, Charles Spencer, 2J Duke
of (also, 3d Earl of Sundcrland and
Marquess of Blandfard), 12. 402 n., 414,
415. Town of Sunderland, Mass.,
named in honor of, 12. 411.
Marlborough, John Churchill, Duke of,
3.236; 4. 59; xx. 242; 12. 411, 414;
16. 417.
Marlborough, Mass., 8. 353 ; 12. 394, 395,
397, 411, 412,418; 17. 380; 18. 17,418.
Marmier, Xavier, 8. 187, 188.
Marmocchi, F. C., his ' Viaggi al Nuovo
Continente ' cited, 16. 322.
Marmora, screw, 7. 413.
Marode, flerr, 13. 407.
Marozia, xx. 424, 425.
Marquesas Islands, curiosities from, x.
89.
Marquess, Mrs. Mahala, donation from,
8. 467.
Marquette, Jacques, 3. 383 ; 20. 102. And
Joliet, their ' Voyage of Discovery/
donation of, 2. 326, 326 n.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
289
Marrable, Robert, 6. 258.
Marrailes, Don Juan, 13. 377.
Marrett, Capt., 13. 252.
Marrett, Edward, 17. 157.
Marrett, Rev. John, 12. 269 ; ig. 377 n.
Marriages, early in New England, 4. 283,
284. List of, recorded in Dover, N. H.,
by Rev. John Pike, 14. 150-152.
Marrifield, William, marriage of, 14. 152.
Marrot, John, 20. 230.
Marrow, P., 3. 228.
Marsden, Adj. George, 14. 88, 90 ; 15. 82,
82 n., 103, 105, 107, 110.
Marsh, , 17. 339.
Marsh, Lieut.-CoL, 15. 142.
Marsh, Mr., New Hampshire, ig. 214.
MARSH, Rev. EBENEZER G., A.M., i. 167.
Donation from, i. 130. Nominated a
Corresponding Member, 1. 157. Elect-
ed, i. 162. Death of, i. 162. Memoir
of, 2. 509 n.
MARSH, Hon. GEORGE P., LL.D., 2. 126 n.
Donations from, 2. 327 ; 14. 157 ; 16.
14; 17. 311; 20. 189. Chosen a Cor-
responding Member, 4. 54. Accepts
membership, 4. 107. Transferred to
the class of Honorary Members, 13.
425. Letter from, 14. 157. Death of,
announced, 19. 350-352. His library,
19. 352, 352 n. His 'Influence of the
Goths in New England,' 19. 351. His
'Man and Nature,' 19. 351.
Marsh, Rev. John, his ' Election Sermon,'
x. 103. Donation from, i. 167.
Marsh, R?v. John, D.D., d. 1821, 16. 181.
Marsh, Prof. O. C., letter from, relating
to the ' Cardiff Giant/ n. 161.
Marsh, Capen, & Lyon, Messrs., 19. 337.
Donation from, 2. 28.
Marshal of France, badge of, 4. 152, 153.
Marshall, Mr., Philadelphia, 8. 333.
Marshall, Abby M., 18. 239.
Marshall, Amy (Mrs. Ray), 15. 390 n.
Marshall, Anna, 15. 389 n., 391.
Marshall, Christopher, 15. 389 n., 390.
Marshall, Dorcas, 15. 389 n.
Marshall, Ebenezer, 17. 157.
Marshall, Elizabeth, 15. 389 n., 390 n.
Marshall, Hon. Humphrey, 4. 92.
Marshall, Humphry, letter from Benja-
min Franklin to, 12. 50.
Marshall, John, 1697, 12. 108. A manu-
script journal of, i 31 ; 10. 164.
MARSHALL, lion. JOHN, LL.D., d. 1835,
2. 162; 10. 192, 198, 249, 252, 254, 25(5,
278; ii. 191 n., 230; 12. 445; 14. 73,
78,107,264; 16. 28 n.; 17.44!; 18. 63;
19. 260. Nominated a Corresponding
Member, i. 206, 207. Elected, i. 213.
Story's eulogy of, 10. 189. His ' L'fe
of Washington,' i. 106 n., 471 ; 3. 113 ;
4. 402. Quoted, 10. 188. Opinion of,
in the case of Johnson and Graham vs.
Mclntosh, cited, 12. 349, 350.
Marshall, Mrs. John, 10. 259.
Marshall, Lewis, brother of the Chief Jus-
tice, ii. 230.
Marshall, Margaret (Mrs. Odill), 15. 390 n.
Marshall, Mary, 15. 389 n., 391.
Marshall, Orsamus H., Esq., donation
from, 9. 368.
Marshall, Samuel, 12. 107.
Marshall, Susanna (Mrs. Wheatley), 15.
389, 389 n., 390 n.
Marshall, Thomas, 1758, 17. 157, 159.
Marshall, Thomas, Boston, 1657, 3. 339.
Marshall, Col. Thomas, Son of Liberty, 2.
193, 196; 6. 357; xi. 141; 15. 389w.,
391. His sister, 7. 185
Marshall, Hon. Thomas F., n. 107.
Marshfield, Mass., 2. 1 ; 7. 201, 482; 8.
396; 12. 394, 395; 17. 344, 345; 19.
125, 378, 386, 424 ; 20. 8, 27, 270, 272,
273. Tories of, 7. 253. Originally
named Rexham, 12. 399. Commemo-
ration of Mr. Webster at, 19 385, 392.
Marshpee, Mass., 2 223; 8. 195; 12. 405,
407, 417: 17. 247.
Marsillac, J , M D., liis 'Vie de Guil-
laume Penn,' i. 167.
Marston, Mr., 19. 160.
Marston, Benjamin, H.C. 1689, 8. 28.
Marston, Benjamin, refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 267.
Marston, Isa, 16. 265.
Marston, J. B., 16. 38; 17. 78.
Marston, John, 20. 312, 314.
Marston, Capt. John, ii. 141 ; 13 200.
Marston, Judge Nymphas, 12. 323.
Marston, Stephen W., 19. 357.
Marston, Thomas, 16. 265, 266.
Marston, William, 16. 265.
Marten, Anthony, ii. 423 n.
Martha's Vineyard, Mass., 4. 108 ; 8.
196; 12. 334. Manuscript account of
the Indian traditions of, i. 27. Com-
munication from Dr. Hough in regard
to documents concerning, 3. 326, 43,
44. Success of Mayhew's work among
the Indians, 3. 287. Origin of the
name of, 12. 335. (Martin's) Vineyard,
12. 400.
Marti-Mercurian Band, 8. 69.
Martial, Robert, 12. 199.
Martin V., Pope, ii. 424.
Martin, Mr., 1775, 12. 194.
Martin, Mr., 1689, 16. 103, 107.
Martin, Mr., fictitious Algerian consul, 6.
123, 126.
Martin, Mr., 1775, shot, 7. 221.
Martin, Capt. Adam, 14. 297 ; 15. 82.
Martin, Gov. Alexander, LL.D., 4 33,
38 ; 6. 226. Reported a prisoner, 1775,
7. 222.
Martin, Augustus P., 19. 357.
Martin, Charles, M.D., donation from, n.
500.
Martin, David, 15. 10, 11.
Martin, Elizabeth, Boston, naturalized, 4.
360.
19
290
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
MARTIN, HENRI, 20. 262. Elected an
Honorary Member, 16. 314. Accepts
membership, 16 3bO. His death, 20. xx.
Martin, J. E., 16. 3.
Martin, Rev. John, 14. 58.
Martin, Gov. Josiah, 14. 854-356.
Martin, Luther, his 'Speech and Opinions
on Slavery/ 6. 140, 234. His Address
to the Legislature of Maryland, 6. 156-
159.
Martin, Richard, 8. 23, 28. Death of, 14.
127.
Martin, Richard, Sen., death of, 14. 127.
Martin, Susanna, 20. 289.
Martin, Cant. Thomas, donation from, i.
89.
Martin, William, Boston, naturalized, 4.
360.
Martineau, Harriet, 18. 176.
Martinico, schooner from, 7. 260.
Martinique, first cargo of ice shipped to,
3. 56. Commotions in, 1792, 12. 65.
Martyn, Richard, 14. 124??., 126 n.; 16.
257, 262, 264, 266, 269, 272, 275, 276 ;
17. 222, 226.
Martyn, Thomas, 15. 240 n.
Martyr Anglerius, Peter, see Anghiera,
Pietro Martire d'.
Martyr Verryiilius, Peter, see Vermigli,
Pietro Martire.
Marvell, Corporal, sentenced by a court-
martial, 16. 363.
Marvell, Andrew, 15. 296; 16. 143; 18.
393 ; 19. 305.
Marvin, Rev. Abijah P., donation from,
10. 484. His ' History of Whately/
cited, 12. 419.
Marvin, Selden E, Adj.-Gen. of New
York, donations from, 9. 467 ; 10. 40,
320, 344, 409.
Marvin, Theophilus R., donations from,
2. 260, 268, 315, 334, 482, 532; n. 329,
500.
Marvin, William T. R., donation from,
10. 320, 321 ; n. 500.
Mary I., Queen of England, 2. 612 ; 10.
383 ; 12. 389 ; 15. 261 ; 19. 326; 20. 61.
Mary II. of England, 3. 10; u. 131, 205 ;
13. 101,' 102; 15. 64 n.; 17. 224; 18.
424 ; 20. 3, 49, 160, 332, 396, 399.
Charter of William and, 2. 297 n. ; 3.
136, 137. Portrait of, 6. 332.
Mary, Princess of Teck, 18. 251.
Mary, Queen of 'Scots, 12. 102, 148; 15.
241 ; 17. 306. Account of the execu-
tion of, 12. 285-287 ; 13. 83.
Mary, Virgin, worship of, n. 416, 417.
Maryland; 3. 230 ; 4. 341 ; 6. 115 ; 8. 382 ;
11. 165, 355, 357, 358, 367. Map of, i.
124. Mission of Jesuits to the Pro-
vince of, 2. 216. Proposed publication
in regard to the families of, prior to
the year 1830, 2. 423. The bill for
liberty of conscience in, 2. 426. Nat-
uralization in, 4. 346, 347. Excludes
non-jurors from office, 5. 11. Paper-
money of, 6. 17. The State flag present-
ed to the Society, 6. 17. Matters per-
taining to the establishment of slavery
in, 6. 92, 115, 128, 138, 141, 142, 146,
147, 210, 234; 12. 445. Adopts the
Constitution, 6. 156. Early coinage
of, ii. 294, 295. Manufacture of gun-
powder in, 14. 254. 'Laws of/ cited,
19. 393 n.
[ Maryland, Assembly of, 19. 393 n.
Maryland, Convention of 1774, Continen-
tal Association adopted by, 6. 105.
Convention of 1775, action of, with
regard to the manufacture of salt, 15.
222. Measures of, to promote the
manufacture of salt, 15. 2'22. The
Council of Safety, authorized to estab-
lish salt-works, 15. 222.
Maryland, Legislature of, 6. 98. Address
of Luther Martin before, 6. 156-159,
234.
Maryland Historical Society, 9. 463 ; 10.
310; ii. 103, 359; 12.288; 16. 322 n.,
473; 17. 51, 66, 81. Letter from, 2.
268. Donations from, 2. 301, 352, 432,
458, 496, 604 ; 3. 32 a ; 4. 1, 51 ; 6. 22;
10. 409; ii. 498. To receive a copy
of the Collections of the Society, 2.
303, 456. Acknowledges receipt of the
Collections, 2. 460. Invitation from,
to join in the anniversary celebration
at Baltimore, 18. 243. Its part in the
celebration, 18. 246.
Maryland Historical Society's Fund Pub-
lications, 19. 393 n.
Maryland University, see University, etc.
Mascanomet, 10. 328.
Mascarene, Gov. Jean Paul, portrait of,
presented, 12. 53, 80.
Mascarene, John, 13. 417.
Mashpee, plan of, i. 8.
Maskelyne, Rev. Nevil, D.D., n. 166 ; 15.
11-13.
Mason, Misses, Philadelphia, 8. 324.
Mason, Mr., 6. 196.
Mason, Mrs., 6. 196.
Mason, Lieut. Abel, 15. 82.
Mason, Alfred, 18. 303.
Mason, Mrs. Ann, 14. 370 n., 375, 376 n.
Mason, Mrs. Anna Huntington (Lyman),
7. 108.
Mason, Charles, and Dixon, on a copy of
the report of, 8. 441, 460. Mason's
private journal discovered, 8. 441.
Original notes of the survey of ' Ma-
son and Dixon's Line ' by, n. 165.
Mason, Mrs Charles, donations from, and
vote of thanks to, 8. 280 ; 14. 338.
MASON, Rev. CHARLES, D.D., 8. 261 ; 12.
6; 14. 338; 18. 303, 312, 313, 317.
Elected Resident Member, 4. 384. His
death, 5. ix ; 6. 2, 3. 6. Donations
from, 5. 45, 104, 193; 6. 15. Remarks
on, by Hon. R. C. Winthrop, 6. 2, 3.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
291
His ' Memoir ' to be prepared by Rev.
A. P. Peabody, 6. 3. Resolutions
offered in memory of, 6. 3. ' Memoir
of,' 7. 103-114. Autograph and por-
trait of, face 7. 104.
Mason, Prof. Cyrus, D.D., 2. 250 n.
Mason, Daniel, 8. 18, 22, 27 ; 10, 403, 405.
Mason, David, 15. 109, 109 n.
Mason, Elizabeth (Mrs. Roberts), 14. 152.
Mason, George, 1820, 18. 303, 420.
Mason, George, Virginia, 1776, 6. 90 ; 8.
300 ; 13. 301, 304.' Draws up the Vir-
ginia bill of rights, 5. 92. On slavery,
6. 141, 142. Resolutions found among
Washington's papers draughted by, 6.
114. Interested in certain Amendments
in the Constitution, 6. 146. Speech of,
at the Virginia Convention, 6. 159, 160.
Mason, Henry, 20. 230.
Mason, Hugh, 19. 317.
Mason, J., donation from, i. 492.
Mason, James, 18. 303, 304.
Mason, Hon. James M., 4. 95; 12. 306;
16. 441 ; 18. 215, 308.
Mason, Jeremiah, father of If on. Jeremiah
Mason, 7. 104.
MASOX, lion. JEREMIAH, LL.D., d. 1848,
2. 161 ; 7. 104, 105 ; 10. 53, 191, 481 ;
14. 104; 16. 140; 17. 38, 362, 364, 365;
18. 302, 303 ; 19. 17, 18, 20, 342. Nom-
inated a Corresponding Member, i. 334.
Elected, i. 335. His distinguishing
characteristics, 6. 2. Mr. Hillard's 'Me-
moir of,' 13. 238; 18. 312. Letters to,
from Joseph Dennie, 17. 362-365. Trib-
utes to, by Webster and Story, 18.
305.
Mason, Capt. John, d. 1635, 4. 156 ; 13.
241 ; 14. 140?!., 363, 364, 370, 371, 374-
377, 381; 16. 139; 17. 353; 19. 12; 20.
69, 82. His patent, 4. 275 ; 9. 57.
Mason, Major John, d. 1672, 5. 40 ; 7.
104, 346;' 10. 93; 18. 302. Letters to,
from Roger Williams, 6. 46, 49, 50, 73 n.
His ' History of the Pequot War,' i. 21.
Mason, Rev. John, D.D., d. 1792, 6. 394.
Mason, John Tufton, 14. 371.
Mason, Deacon Jonathan, n. 141 ; 19.
395. Portrait of, obtained by Pres.
Quincy, 2. 15. And son and daughter,
' 7.210.
Mason, Hon. Jonathan, 2. 300; 12. 13;
19. 152-157, 159, 161-164. Statement
regarding the portrait of Jeremy Dum-
mer, 2. 302. Letter from, relative to
the Book of Records of the ' South
Boston Association,' 12. 316, 317.
Mason, Joseph, 14 370 n., 375, 376 n.
Mason, Joseph T., 20 264.
Mason, Mrs. Mary (Means), 7. 104, 105;
18. 302.
Mason, Mrs. Meriam, death of, 15. 353.
Mason, Raphfe, 3. 337.
Mason, Robert, 16. 257 ; 17. 353 ; 18. 257,
258.
MASON, ROBERT M., 10. 485; n. 244; 12.
70, 74, 215, 224, 250, 385; 13. 2, 7, 11,
12, 18, 113, 241, 242; 15-274; 17.6!,
66, 284, 362; 18. 301 ; 20. 108. Elected
a Resident Member, 10. 411. One of
the committee to examine the Treas-
urer's accounts, n. 35, 229, 243, 247;
12. 51, 447 ; 13. 255, 277, 449 ; 14. 327 ;
15. 258, 265. Meeting of the Society
at his house, n. 164; 12. 57, 433. Of
committee on the building, u. 326.
Donations from, n. 501. Of commit-
tee of finance, 12. 191. Reports for
the Building Committee, 12. 329; 13.5.
Vote of thanks moved by, 13. 9. Elect-
ed a member of the Standing Commit-
tee, 13. 21, 279; 14. 28. Submits the
report of the Council, 14. 317-320.
His death, 17. xviii ; 18. 315, 316. His
death announced, andresolutions passed
by the Society, 17. 61. Autograph and
portrait of, face 18. 302. ' Memoir of,'
by Robert C. Winthrop, Jr., 18. 302-
317. His birth and parentage, 18. 302.
Boyhood, 18. 302. Education, 18. 303.
Choice of a profession, 18. 303. Busi-
ness training, 18. 303. Goes to Phila-
delphia, 18. 303. Enters the firm of
Stone & Mason, 18. 303; of Otis & Ma-
son, 18. 304. Visits Europe, 18. 304.
Death of his brother James, 18. 304.
Returns to Boston, 18. 304. Estab-
lishes the house of Mason & Lawrence,
18. 304. Marriage, 18. 304. Revisits
Europe, 18. 305. Death of his father,
18. 305. Residence in Boston and New-
port, 18. 305. His interest in the Epis-
copal Church, 18. 305. Treasurer of
Boston Provident Association, 18. 305.
Death of his mother, 18. 305 ; an inci-
dent connected therewith, 18. 306. His
wife's failing health, 18. 306. Again
visits Europe, 18. 306. Death of his
sister and daughter, 18. 306. His posi-
tion and opinions with regard to the
late Civil War, 18. 306, 307. Retire-
ment from business and residence
abroad, 18. 307. His earnest support
of the cause of the Union, 18. 308.
Corresponds with Montalembert, 18.
308. Extracts from letters written
from Europe, 18. 308, 311. An instance
of his benevolence, 18. 311. Extract
from a letter to Bishop Eastburn, 18.
311. Death of his wife, 18. 311. Re-
turn to Boston, 18. 311. Memorial
chapel at Cambridge, 18. 312. Edits
selections from his father's correspond-
ence, 18. 312. Various offices and
trusts, 18. 312, 313. Traits of charac-
ter, 18. 313, 314. Religious views, 18.
314, 315. His last illness, 18. 315, 316.
Funeral services, 18. 316. Tributes to,
from Bishops Pa.ddock and Whipple,
18. 316. His children, 18. 317.
292
INDEX OP THE PROCEEDINGS
Mason, Robert Tufton, 14. 123 n., 366,
370, 371, 375, 376. Deed from, pre-
sented by Rev. Charles Burroughs,
D.D., 9. 08.
Mason, Samuel, 10. 18. Account of his
expedition against the Indians at
Woodstock, 1699, 9. 473.
Mason, Mrs. Sarah Ellen, 18. 304-306,
311. Donation from, 4. 247. Gift
from, 4. 148.
Mason, Stephen, 12. 120.
Mason, Mrs. Susanna (Lawrence), 7. 108.
Mason, Thaddeus, 20. 123, 125, 128, 132.
Mason, Rev. William, 14. 235.
Mason, William Powell, 2. 153 ; 17. 402 ;
19. 357.
Mason & Lawrence, Messrs., 18. 304.
Mason Hall, 14. 369-371, 378.
Masonic Temple, Boston, i. 471 ourse
of lectures delivered in, 2. 34 n.
' Massachusettensis,' 13. 56.
Massachusetts, U. S. A,, 3. 9, 18, 31, 45,
54, 65, 81, 138, 144, 147, 154, 229, 230,
267,271-277, 279, 297, 395; 6. 21, 25,
79, 281, 329, 360, 895; 10. 185, 323, 324,
327, 328, 351, 379-381, 391, 475, 479;
n. 33, 109, 145, 156, 201, 207, 218-220,
222, 267, 271, 291, 323, 325, 326, 328,
335, 399, 404, 405 n., 469 ; 12. 7, 8, 58,
171, 211, 229, 230 »., 235, 236, 270, 335-
337,357, 432; 19. 391. 'Observations
on the Circumstances of/ i. 7. Manu-
script list of the inhabitants in, i. 8.
'Result of the Convention at Ipswich,'
1. 12. ' Survey of the Population of,
by Towns,' i. 13. Boundaries of, i. 21 ;
2. 184; 3. 10, 148, 149, 216-219; 6. 76,
77 ; 18. 400. Briefs, in the controversy
with New Hampshire, i. 26. Census
of, i. 41. 'Additions to the present
Melancholy Circumstances of,' i. 79.
Proclamations of the Governors of, i.
219. Book of Claims of, 2. 73 n.
Origin of monuments in, 2. 98 n. Do-
nations from the Commonwealth of, 2.
214, 251, 268, 346, 372, 373, 376, 412,
429, 435, 457, 474, 496, 535, 542, 547,
549, 572, 585 ; 4. 226 ; 5. 202, 229, 309,
347; 6. 15, 249, 414; 7. 21, 168/347,
368, 873, 376, 407 : 8. 201, 442, 463 ;
9. 81, 177, 353, 368; 10. 1, 21, 39, 80,
311, 314; ii. 498. Pronunciation of
the name of, 2. 290 n. List of preach-
ers at the General Elections in, 2. 293 n.t
294 n. Question regarding the muni-
cipal institutions of, 2. 309. Claim of
the Commonwealth to the Hutchinson
Papers, 2. 332, 333, 333 n., 334 n., 361,
361 n. Donations from the Secretary's
department, 2. 341, 476. Donation from
Attorney-General of , 2. 503. Records of
the first* meeting of the Governor and
Company, 3. 36. Historical matter to
be solicited from towns, 3. 89. Acts of
Parliament referring to, to be collected,
3. 110. Speeches of the Governors of,
from 1765 to 1775, 3. 149 n. Opposition
shown by the magistrates toward Epis-
copacy, 3. 184. Slavery in, and its ex-
tinction, 3. 188-203 ; 6. 83, 92, 93, 98,
107, 108, 142, 177, lt)3, 194, 207-210,
237 ; 7. 322 ; 10. 332 ; 14. 329, 330.
Manuscript relating to the assessment
of taxes, 3. 259. Letter from Joseph
Hawley, of date 1775, on the resistance
of, to the Regulations Act, 3. 264. Ma-
terials for the history of, contained in
the Collections, 3. 266, 267. Growth of
its historical associations, 3. 267. Im-
portance of Bradford's ' History ' to
town libraries, 3. 267. Letter from
Gov. Hutchinson concerning the rights
of the people, 3. 282. Praised by Baron
C: Dupin, 4. 119, 120. Act of 1785
regulating commerce, 4. 120. Dona-
tions from the Secretary of State of, 4.
122, 309. Separation of Maine from,
4. 230; n. 56, 201. Naturalization in
the American Colonies with reference
to, 4. 337-364. Origin of the names of
her towns, 4. 389 ; 6. 4, 5, 25 ; 12. 393-
419. Government currency, etc., of, 5.
117-126. Banks in, 5. 284, 285. His-
tory and development of the race in-
habiting, 6. 25, 825. Matters pertain-
ing to the Narragansett Patent, 6. 45,
57-64, 67 n.-70 n., 72 n., 73 n., 76. Ques-
tions relating to taxation, 6. 148. Com-
memoration of the battle of Bunker
Hill, 6. 177. Enlistment of negroes, 6.
207-210, 237. Supply of soldiers for
the Revolutionary War, 6. 211-239.
The Gerrymander, 6. 286-288. The
principal province in New England, 6.
365. Institutions necessary to be stud-
ied, in writing the history of the Revo-
lution, 6. 365. The militia of, 6. 868,
401, 402. Railroad lines surveyed, 6.
424. Picture of the Great Seal of,
faces 6. 428. Sec, Seals. First issue of
paper money, 6. 428, 429. Influence of
William Vassall in the early times of,
6. 473-479. Election of Deputies and
Councillors, 6. 477; 9. 49, 493, 494.
Opposes the ultimatum of 1782, 7. 264.
Origin of the motto on the arms of, 8.
298. Index to the manuscripts of, 8.
476. Representative system established
in, 9. 37, 39. Schools in, 10. 445. Bur-
lingame's defence of, 10. 452 n. Debt
of, in 1786, n. 58. Progress of internal
improvements in, n. 59-64. Prison
discipline in, n. 62, 63. Draught of
instructions for the agents selected to
represent the Colony in England, n.
92, 93. ' History of,' by Gov. Hutch-
inson, ii. 148, 149, 339. See Hutchin-
son. Proclamation for a general em-
bargo in, 1711, ii. 206. Early coinage
of, n. 293, 294. Lectures on the his-
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
293
tory of, 12. 4. Irregular trade of, 12.
113-117. Instructions for the agents
of the Colony, 12. 119. Draught of a
petition of the agents of, to Queen
Mary, 12. 120. Commission of Gen.
Artemas Ward, 12. 121. Reception of
the Stamp Act in, 12. 246, 247. Manner
of naming towns in, 12. 271, 273, 274.
Objections of Roger Williams to the
patent granted to the Colony by
Charles I., discussed, 12. 346-353. The
Company of Massachusetts Bay, 13.
114. Suggestion for a State portrait
gallery, 16. 366. Gift from the Com-
monwealth of, 19. 385. Facsimile of
an Act to reverse attainders for witch-
craft, faces 20. 284, 285.
Massachusetts, Archives of, 13. 162 n. ;
166 n. Searched with reference to the
Great Seal of New England, 6. 79, 80.
Papers to be returned to, 13. 122. Cited,
6. 50, 58 n., 59 n., 70 n., 71 n., 77, 209 ;
14. 124 «., 125 n., 126 n., 128 «., 132 n.,
138 n. ; 17. 106 n., 108 n., 220 n., 222 ».,
223 n., 226, 226 n., 368; 18. 258; 20.
265, 286 n , 295 n., 296 n., 297 n., 305 «.,
311, 312. See also Massachusetts, Rec-
ords of.
Massachusetts, Bill of Rights of, 3. 189,
191, 196; 5. 92, 92 n. ; 6. 107, 161.
Paper on, by Judge Washburn, 8. 294-
313.
Massachusetts, Charter of, 3. 86; 9. 39.
Speech on altering, i. 9. Fragment of
the Provincial, i. 50. Arrival of the
Province Charter, 3. 10; 10. 370-375.
The Colonial Charter printed in the
original Papers, 3. 139 n. The Colony
Charter, 4. 154-167, 344, 356 ; 6. 5,
474 ; 10. 162. The Charter Act, 4. 230,
291. On naturalization, 4. 344. Confir-
mation of, in 1641, 6. 64. 'Ancient
Charters and Law,' edition of 1814
inaccurate, 7. 302. Exemplification of
judgment for vacating of, 10. 163.
Qualifications for voting under the
Province Charter, 10. 370-375. Re-
marks on the first, n. 169-196.
Massachusetts, Colonial Records of, see
Massachusetts, Record? of.
Massachusetts, Committee of Conference
in, 3. 36.
Massachusetts, Committee of Correspond-
ence in, Circular of, 13. 160-162. Let-
ters of, 13. 158-162, 167, 173, 182.
Massachusetts, Constitution of, i. 19 ; 6.
146, 147. Extinction of slavery from
the State, 3. 189, 196, 197. Report on,
5. 81. Amendment of. 6. 418; 9. 195;
10. 57, 58, 185; n. 56, 108,496. Re-
marks by the President and by Dr.
Ellis on the commemoration of the an-
niversary of the adoption of, 18. 243,
245, 246. Centennial anniversary of
the adoption of, 18. 405.
Massachusetts, Conventions of, debates
in the Convention of 1787, 6. 135-147.
Debates of the Convention of 1788, i.
98; 3.293-304; 6. 147-152. Constitu-
tional Convention of 1820, 2. 7 ; 6. 418;
9. 195; 10. 57, 58, 185; n. 56, 108, 496.
Massachusetts, Council of, 3. 35; 8. 86,
87. Council of 1678, 2. 502. Manu-
script minutes of the Council of 1749,
10. 163. Records of, relative to the
Carthagena Expedition, 18. 368-378.
Massachusetts, Courts of, see also Massa-
chusetts, General Court of. Inferior
Court of Common Pleas, 3. 190 n., 202.
Superior Court of, 3. 190 n., 192-203 ;
8. 285. Probate Courts, 6. 289, 291-294,
329, 336. Supreme Court of, 6. 95,
130. Supreme Court under Chief Jus-
tice Shaw, 10. 65-78.
Massachusetts, General Court of, i. 20,
62, 99, 105, 476, 495, 498, 500; 2. 7,
209 ; 3. 10, 33, 81, 148, 149, 157. 158,
218, 219, 229, 230, 234, 276, 300, 304,
317 ; 4. 387, 388 ; 6. 40, 51, 66 n., 167,
168, 178, 274, 285-289, 294, 403, 418,
430, 476; 9. 39, 43; 10. 179; 12. 9; 16.
79-87, 89, 90, 92-96, 104, 117, 136, 138,
198, 203 n., 204; 17. 17, 17 n., 57, 113 n.,
221, 222, 226, 264, 265, 366; 18. 366,
388 n., 389 n., 393 n., 400, 418 ; 20. 215,
221, 265, 288, 288 n., 289, 290, 308, 328-
332, 396-400. Laws of Massachusetts,
see Massachusetts, Laws of. Address
of, i. 8, 12, 20. Journals of, i. 9, 21, 38,
49, 59, 98, 167. Proceedings of, in re-
lation to removal to Cambridge, i. 20.
Donations from, 1. 11, 47, 51, 60, 83, 106,
129, 138, 190, 213, 218, 266, 375, 469, 483,
486, 534 ; 2. 235. Meeting of the Society
in the Senate Chamber, i. 64. Rooms
opened to members of, i. 81. Vote to
petition, for a grant of wild land, i. 81.
Resolve of, in relation to the map of
the State, i. 95, 96, 99. Asked to re-
pay the Society the expense incurred
in ascertaining the cost of a map, i.
107, 110. Petition to, for the portraits
in the Senate Chamber, i. 109, 110.
Resolve of, granting the plates of the
map, i. 141. Rules and orders of the
House, i. 202. The Collections given
to the Library of, i. 227, 241, 373. Ac-
tion of, in regard to publishing Hub-
bard's ' History,' i. 242. Extract from
Gov. Strong's message to, i. 308. Asked
for aid in publishing Winthrop's Jour-
nal, i. 374, 375. Application to, for
publishing the early records of the
Colony, i. 385. Gives the old Speak-
er's desk, i. 414. To celebrate the
centennial of Washington's birthday,
i. 450. Petition concerning public doc-
uments, 2. 27, 29. A set of Collections
voted to, 2. 69. A committee appointed
to prepare a memorial, recommending
294
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
'Massachusetts, General Court of (cont'd).
action concerning certain historical in-
formation to be obtained from the
French archives, 2. 302. Committee
appointed to consider the amendment
of certain laws, 2. 418. Report of
committee on the laws, 2. 419. Com-
mittee appointed to address a memo-
rial to, concerning the ownership of
certain papers, 2. 420, 420 n., 436 n.
Action taken to preserve town records,
2. 461-466. Appointment of a com-
mittee to collect copies of Early Acts
and Laws of, 2. 541, 542, 552-554, 556,
574, 575, 575 n.-580 n. Report of the
committee, with the circular and his-
torical statement appended, 2. 574, 575,
575 ??.-580 n. Resolves of the session
of 1777, 1778, presented to the Society,
2. 581. Proceedings of the House of
date 1774, 2. 605. Acts amending the
Charter of the Society, passed in 1855
and 1857, 3. 31-33, 154, 156-158. Re-
solves passed at Salem at the last meet-
ing of the House of the Province of
Massachusetts, 3. 35. The Journals of
the Ho-:se to be bound, 3. 39. Resolu-
tions and Addresses of, 3. 148, 149, 149 n.
Act showing the public feeling about
slavery in 1777, 3. 196. Memorial ad-
dressed to, speech and action in regard
to the change of name desired by the
New England Historic, Genealogical
Society, 3. 265-270, 332, 344-351. Ar-
gument against slavery, 3. 200-202.
Deeds and Acts relating to the Colonial
and Provincial Period, exhibited, 3-216-
219. Order to erect in Boston a Town
House, 3. 341-343. Petition to, 4. 34.9,
350. Resolve against selling negro pris-
oners as slaves, 6. 193, 194. Matters
pertaining to negro enlistments, 6. 207-
210. Letters from T: Kench, 6. 208, I
209. Act for observing the Sabbath :
Day, 6. 263 n. A congress of delegates j
recommended to consider the Constitu- |
tion of the United States, 6. 287, 288.
Memorials addressed to, 6. 293, 294.
. Powers of, 6. 295. Steps taken in re-
gard to lyceums, 6. 297. Matters
pertaining to the validity of the char-
ter of Harvard College", 6. 347, 348.
Act passed in regard to the dwelling-
place of the President of Harvard Col-
lege, 6. 348. Records of, 6. 365. The
importance of military training, 6. 403.
Destruction of paper-notes, 6. 428, 429.
Matters of religious difference, 6. 477—
479. Letter from the House to Dr.
Franklin, 8. 468-473. Meeting of the
Massachusetts Company at a General
Court held in London, 1629, 9. 40. In
Massachusetts to be held annually, 9.
40. Rules and regulations of, 9. 40-
49. Divided into two branches, 9. 51.
Letter from the House to Congress on
slavery, in 1777, 10 332. Petition to,
in behalf of the survivors of the Deer-
field fight, n. 314. Vote on a sermon
on Rev. J: Greenwood, n. 395, 396. In-
structions to the Representatives from
Boston to, 12. 9. Conference with the
Reverend Elders, 12. 105 n. Circular
letter of, 13. 189, 190. Orders of, in rela-
tion to the manufacture of gunpowder,
14. 249-252. Law concerning testimony
in courts of justice, 15. 209. Act of, au-
thorizing the Massachusetts Historical
Society to hold additional property, 15.
251. Grant by, to Harvard College, 15.
256. The Selectmen of Provincetown
pass Jolley Allen to, 16. 80. Report of
the committee of, on Jolley Allen's pe-
tition, 16. 85. Resolve of, in reference
to Allen, 16. 93. Resolve of, in re-
gard to powder expended at Gov. Win-
throp's funeral, 17. 130. Petition to,
concerning burial-grounds, 17. 314.
Act passed by, for the preservation of
ancient burial-grounds, 18. 22, 23. Act
passed by, for the arrest of suspected
persons, 18. 151, 152. Report of the
committee of, upon the burning of the
Records in 1747, 18. 367, 368. Act of,
enlarging the jurisdiction of the jus-
tices of the peace, 19. 158, 158 n. Or-
der of, concerning a professorship of
medicine, 19. 250. Memorial of Judges
Paine and Sumner to, 19. 252-255. Act
of, abolishing the distinction between
petit treason and murder, 20. 155 n.
Order of, respecting Marmaduke John-
son, 20. 266. Resolves of, cited, 2.
466 n ; 17. 215 n. ; 19. 385. Journal of,
cited, 2. 604. Records of, cited, 20.
222 n.
Massachusetts, House of Representatives
of, see Massachusetts, General Court of.
Massachusetts, Laws of, i. 9 ; 5. 117.
Abstract of the Laws of, i. 9. Prov-
ince Laws of, i. 102, 190 ; 2. 641,
542, 552-554, 556, 574-580 n.; 13/254.
Laws of date 1641, 1740, and 1775-
1778, 2. 240, 551 ; 5. 119-123. Histor-
ical statement concerning, 2. 575 n.-
580??. Law against piracy, 7. 302.
Publication of, 8 212. Statute of de-
scents, 8. 475. General Laws of, 10.
56. Changes made in, from 1830 to
1860, 10. 68-70. Provincial Statutes
of, 10 331. Personal Liberty Laws of,
ii. 275. New edition of the Province
Laws of, 13. 254. Extract from the
Colony Laws, 20. 149, 149??.
Massachusetts, Legislature of, see Mas-
sachusetts General Court.
Massachusetts, Provincial Congress of,
i. 293 n., 294; 3. 306; 4. 58, 71-73,
292; 12. 257. 258. Orders of, i. 21.
Resolutions of, with regard to Wash-
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
295
fngton's head-quarters in Cambridge,
12. 258, 259. Action of, with regard
to the use and manufacture of salt, 15.
224.
Massachusetts, Records of, Colonial, i.
242 n., 254, 385; 2 449. Publication
of early, i. 385 n. State Papers of, i.
375 ; 3. 86. Town records to be pre-
served, 2 461-463, 463 H.-466 n. Copy
of Colonial Records, from the earliest
to 1645, exhibited, 3. 36. Extract from
the State Archives presented to the
Society, 3. 92. Speeches of the Gov-
ernors from 1765 to 1775, contained in
the State Papers, 3. 149 n. Records
relative to the Carthagena Expedition,
18. 368-378. Colonial Records cited,
6. 57, 64, 65, 66??., 68 n., -Tin., 77, 474,
475 ; 14. 367 n. ; 16. 198 n., 200 ».,
263 n. ; 17. 219n.-221n., 226 n., 367 n.;
20. 266 n. Extract from the Colonial,
12. 105 n.; 20. 68, 74 w.
Massachusetts, Senate of, see Massachu-
setts, General Court of.
Massachusetts, State House of, see State
House.
Massachusetts, State Library of, 8. 264,
444 ; 10. 448.
' Massachusetts, or the First Planters of
New England/ 3. 288.
Massachusetts, ship, 7. 413.
Massachusetts Agricultural College at
Amherst, 20. 100.
Massachusetts Agricultural Society, see
Massachusetts Society for Promoting
Agriculture.
Massachusetts Antislavery Society, do-
nation from, 4. 373.
Massachusetts Archives, see Massachu-
setts, Archives of.
Massachusetts Bank, i. xviii, 13, 14, 17 n.,
23, 24, 30. The Society removes from,
1.35.
Massachusetts Bay, 5. 129.
Massachusetts Bay Company, 13. 114.
See Massachusetts.
Massachusetts Bible Society, 10. 453 ; 17.
137 ; 20. 410. Donations from, 4. 139 ;
8 431.
Massachusetts Board of Education, 10.
283 ; 15. 198 ; 16. 315.
Massachusetts Board of Internal Im-
provements, 6. 424 ; ii. 61 ; 18. 276.
'Massachusetts Centinel,' 3. 281; n. 17,
19.
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic As-
sociation, 3. 67; 7. 435; ix. 90; 17.
31 ; 18. 281 ; 19. 231. Donations from,
2. 549 ; 4. 378.
Massachusetts Colonial Records, see
Massachusetts, Records of.
Massachusetts Colonization Society, do-
nation from, 4. 139 ; 5. 52.
Massachusetts Congregational Charitable
Society, 20. 410.
Massachusetts Cotton Mills, shares in,
owned by the Massachusetts Historical
Society, 2. 597 ; 3. 5 ; 6. 9-12, 426.
See Treasurer's Report.
Massachusetts County Commissioners,
donation from, 4. 247.
Massachusetts Eighth Regiment, Roll of
the 4th Company, A.D. 1782, presented,
ii. 324.
Massachusetts Evangelical Missionary
Society, 20. 410.
Massachusetts Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, i. 397 n. ; 20. 231.
'Massachusetts Gazette/ i. 13; 12. 43,
45-47 ; 14. 269, 272 ; 16. 101 ; 18. 243 ;
19. 145 n. ; 20 14 n. Account of the
destruction of the tea, in, 13. 171.
Massachusetts General Court, see Mas-
sachusetts, General Court of.
Massachusetts General Hospital, i. 360 ;
2. 167, 209 ; 6. 451 ; 7. 38 ; xx. 198 ; 15.
179; 17. 398, 410, 419, 467; 18. 216.
Aided by Mr. Dowse, 3. 397. And N.
I. Bowditch, 5 506. Donations from
the Trustees of, 8. 274 ; 12. 264.
Massachusetts Grand Lodge of Free-
masons, Constitution of, i. 100.
Massachusetts Hall, Harvard U-ni-versiti/,
18. 318, 322. Engraving of, 18. 318.
See Harvard College.
Massachusetts Historical Collections, see
Collections.
Massachusetts Historical Society, 7. 435 ;
10 428 ; ii. 1, 3, 47, 76, 82, 96, 98, 105,
126, 136, 155, 162, 165, 223, 225, 328,
340, 353, 370, 376, 396, 483; 12. 2 «.,
57, 74, 127, 136, 155, 219, 234, 235, 250,
312, 317, 327, 434; 14. 1"4, 196; 15.
212, 228, 404 n. , 16. 115, 135, 136, 138,
150, 172, 181, 260, 261 ; 17. 20, 27, 47,
76, 94, 99, 104, 160-162, 167, 234, 242,
243, 254, 203-295, 314, 332 ; 18. 40, 41,
67, 67 n., 79, 82, 134 n., 157, 167, 177,
187, 196 n., 212, 248, 265, 274, 278, 281,
379, 388, 394; 19. 99, 114, 146, 228,
241, 250, 302, 317, 322, 341, 383, 399 n.,
416, 416 n., 427; 20. 17, 36, 62 n., 171,
174, 179, 180, 240, 327, 328, 343, 362,
385, 401 n., 410, 414, 416, 417. Its for-
mation and purposes, I. v-xvi, xvin,
1-5; 2. vii-ix, 202, 203, 575».-580rc. ;
3. 165-167, 266, 346-348; 13. 4; 19.
390, 391. Founders of, i. v-xiv, xvi n.,
xxxiii, xxxiv, In.; z. viii; 3. 165-168;
13. 4 ; 19. 390. Plan of an Antiqua-
rian Society, in the handwriting of Dr.
Belknap, with facsimile of the same, i.
xii, xiii ; 2. 308, 309, 309 n. Catalogue
of Members composing the Society, in
the handwriting of Dr. Belknap, with
facsimile of the same, I. xiv, xv ; 2.
viii. Earliest records of, with fac-
simile of first page of, I. xiv, xv, xx,
xxiii??., xxv n., xxvii, 1-5; 3 iii, v.
First meeting of the Society, i. x-xvii,
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INDEX OF THE PKOCEEDINGS
Massachusetts Historical Society (cont'd).
4, 5 ; 2. viii ; 3 165-167 ; 19. 390.
Annual Meetings of, see Annual Meet-
ings. Name of, i. xv ; 3. 260. Consti-
tution of, i. xv, xvi, xxiv, 2-4, 46, 150,
157, 161; 2. 115 «. Number of early
members, i. xvi, xvi n. Furniture
bought for, and rooms occupied by, i.
xvii-xix, xxxv ; 3. iv, 168, 169; 13. 4;
19. 392. See Rooms of the Society.
Earliest publications of, with the estab-
lishment of a separate form of the
same, i. xix-xxxiii ; 3. iii, v. See Col-
lections. Circular letter issued by the
Society, with facsimile of the same,
and of the Proposal of the American
Apollo, i. xx-xxii, xxiv ; 17. 23, 42,
48. See American Apollo. Account
of the Society published in Fleet's
Eegister for 1792, i. 17 «. Act of In-
corporation, with Acts amending the
same, i. 62-64 ; 3. 33, 157, 158. De-
vice and representation of a seal for,
1. 338, 339, 486. Picture of the build-
ing occupied by, from 1833 to 1872,
faces i. 470. Heliotype of members in
1855, 2. frontispiece ; 3. 32 a. Commit-
tees appointed to consider and make
arrangements for a celebration of the
termination of the first half-century of
its existence, 2. 267, 271,283,292; 3.
356. Discourse of Dr. Palfrey deliv-
ered at the celebration, 2. 301, 301 n.
Vote to publish selections from the
Proceedings, 3. iii. See Proceedings.
Amendments of the Charter, 3. iv, 33,
157, 158, 346, 347. Empowered to hold
certain funds, 3. 33. Chances afforded
authors for consultation, 3. 167. The
oldest Historical Society in the United
States, 3. 175. Rules pertaining to the
division into sections, 3. 242. Memorial,
action and speech, upon the occasion
of the change of name desired by the
New England Historic, Genealogical
Society, 3. 266-270, 344-351. A com-
mittee appointed to resist any infringe-
ment of its corporate name, 4. 167.
Loyalty of its members, 6. 86, 87.
Donation to the Library of Harvard
College, 8. 24. Bibliography of, 12
2. List of the minor publications of,
12. 5. Circulars of, 12. 5. Memoirs,
tributes, etc., of, 12. 5. Miscellaneous
publications of, 12. 6. Votes and reso-
lutions of, 12. 17, 145, 160, 231, 253,
296, 318, 438; 16. 2, 176, 184, 185, 391,
395, 399 ; 17. 6, 38, 48, 61, 76, 89, 90,
102, 103, 118, 136, 162, 232, 233, 285,
299, 314, 315, 331 ; 18. 2, 36, 68, 119,
240, 241, 244, 253, 288, 323, 352, 356,
364, 401, 416, 422, 423, 436 ; 19. 2, 9,
54, 55, 62, 63, 99, 124-126, 128, 197,
232, 241, 251, 268, 269, 279, 297, 310,
334, 352, 356, 386, 388 ; 20. 17, 108, 113,
1 75, 199, 200, 265, 326, 355, 395, 401, 404.
Celebration of the 300th anniversary
of the discovery of America, under
the auspices of the Society, 12. 65.
Statement by the President on the
building and finances of, 12. 131-137.
Proposition for increasing the number
of members, 12. 137, 170. Planting of
a tree by, 12. 251. Vote on the retire-
ment of James Savage from the Pres-
idency, 12. 435. Meetings during July
and August from 1874 to 1876, 13. 305;
14. 38, 340. Special meeting, 14. 229.
To be represented at the Philadelphia
Centennial Exhibition, 14. 170. Action
of, in regard to the questions of in-
creased membership and property,
15. 181, 229, 251. Authorized to hold
additional property, 15. 251. Ex-
tracts from the early records of, 17.
161. Petition of, to the legislature,
concerning ancient burial-grounds, 17.
314. Heliotype of tablet in the Library
of, 18. frontispiece. Debt of the So-
ciety, 18. 29, 35, 406, 409, 411, 414; 19.
286, 290. See Treasurer, his annual
report. Order passed by the Council
for an historical sketch of, 19. 265.
Short historical sketch of, prepared
by Mr. Smith, 19. 390-392. Publica-
tions by members of, 20 190, 351, 352,
For detailed information, see By-Laws,
Cabinet, Collections, Library, Proceed-
ings, Treasurer, etc.
Massachusetts Historical Trust Fund, 3.
46, 85 ; 4. 252, 254 ; 5. 23, 24, 190, 191 ;
6. 10, 12 ; 7. 16-19, 352, 353, 355 ; 8.
268-270 ; 9. 181 ; 10. 9, 10, 12, 13,
170, 175; ii. 35, 36, 39, 246-248; 12.
14, 73-75, 77, 220, 221, 224 ; 13. 14, 15,
17, 19, 268, 272, 274, 276-278 ; 14.
321, 323, 326, 327; 15. 269, 271, 275,
276, 278 ; 16. 167, 169-171 ; 17. 70, 72-
75 ; 18. 30. 32, 33, 35, 410, 412-414 ; 19.
291, 293-296; 20. 193, 195, 196, 198.
Vote in regard to, adopted, 15. 305.
Vote in regard to the use of the in-
come of, 19. 386.
Massachusetts Horticultural Society, 17.
432, 434. Donations from, 2. 35, 307,
304 ; 9. 81, 347 ; xo. 344, 484 ; n. 498.
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance
Company, i. 500 n.; 2. 206; 5. 503;
ii. 269; 15. 179.
Massachusetts Humane Society, i. 202,
422, 431 ; 2. 210 ; 20. 336. Gift of, from
the Trustees, 4. 134. Photograph of
the Trustees, 4. 134.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
16. 153 ; 17. 398, 455, 456 ; 18. 55 ; 19.
337, 437 ; 20. 392. Donation from, 9.
1 ; ii. 498. Dr. Bigelow's address be-
fore, 17. 450, 452.
i ' Massachusetts Journal,' newspaper, ig.
323.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
297
Massachusetts Legislature, see Massachu-
setts, General Court of.
Massachusetts Magazine, i. xxix, xxxv,
444.
Massachusetts Medical Society, i. 326,
327,369,384,422,423; 2. 295 n.; 5-409;
6. 335 ; 7. 180 ; 17. 405, 406, 442, 445,
447 ; 19. 322. Dr. Bell president of;
7. 48. Donations from, i. 201 ; 9. 347;
10. 40, 335; n. 498. Founded, 7. 181.
And the Harvard Medical School in
1788, 7. 183, 184. Resolutions of, on
the death of Dr. Jacob Bigelow, 17.
460.
'Massachusetts Mercury,' i. 60, 98, 112,
130, 137, 330.
Massachusetts Missionary Society, ser-
mons before, i. 146.
' Massachusetts Register/ 2. 198. For
1770, 3. 142 n.
1 Massachusetts Reports/ cited, 19. 145,
146 n., 297, 299.
' Massachusetts Repository/ 2. 168.
Massachusetts Sabbath School and Pub-
lication Society, donation from, 8. 431 ;
10. 311.
Massachusetts Society for Promoting
Agriculture, i. 218, 220,422; 2 8, 167 ;
17. 411; 18. 354; 19. 322. Laws of,
1. 60. Donations from, i. 153, 201.
Massachusetts Society for Promoting
Christian Knowledge, sermon delivered
before, 2. 278.
Massachusetts Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals, donations from,
10. 311,319, 331,344; n. 498.
Massachusetts Society for the Suppres-
sion of Intemperance, 2. 155.
'Massachusetts Spy/ i. 60, 79, 138, 202,
442, 443; 2. 593; 19. 439. Extracts
from, 12. 157, 158.
Massachusetts State Lunatic Asylum,
donation from the Trustees of, 4. 429.
Massachusetts Temperance Society,
founders of, 2. 8.
Massachusetts Twenty-fourth Regiment,
6.7.
Massasoit, i. 163n. ; xx. 29; 13. 79; 18.
438, 441; 20. 70. Pronunciation of,
2. 290 n.
Massers, Lieut., 16. 360.
Massey, Rev. Henry, 17. 255 n., 261.
Massillon, Jean Baptiste, 3 383, 384.
MASSON, Prof. DAVID, LL.D., 16. 207.
Elected a Corresponding Member, 12.
140. Accepts membership, 12. 169.
Transferred to the class of Honorary
Members, 13. 449. His 'Life of Mil-
ton ' cited, 1 8. 362.
'Mast Company/ i. 260.
Master, Giles, 13. 242.
Masury, Samuel, donations from, 7. 344,
360.
Matchepukgunnupponset, 2. 290 n.
Matchett, Ca.pt. John, xx. 141.
Matchippa, 3. 312.
Mather, Mrs. Cotton, her death, 6. 413.
Mather, Rev. Cotton, D.D., i. 11 : 2.
449?z.; 3. 135, 218, 317; 4. 342; 6. 5,
346, 347, 352 ; 8. 17, 19, 23, 27, 31, 45 ;
9 197; 10. 160, 163,164,433; 12. 8,284,
319, 364, 374, 381, 397; 13. 31 n., 110,
111, 314 ; 14. 127 n., 303, 305, 366; 15.
211, 261-263; 16. 105, 144, 146-14H,
152; 17. 106-111, 130, 138, 149, 149 n.,
254, 263, 266, 267, 267 n., 268, 268 n.,
269, 269 n., 270, 271, 271 n., 272, 352,
352n., 353 n., 354 n. ; 18 140, 349, 392 n. ;
19. 95, 109 n., 112 n., 127, 350, 353, 443;
20. 5, 114, 115, 211, 411. Letters between
Gov. Dudley and, i. 6. His ' Magna-
lia/ presented to the Society, 2. 37.
Notice of the ' Magnalia ' and its au-
thor, 2. 37 n. ' Life of/ 2. 41. Letters
from, 2. 229 n. Letter relating to, 2.
266. Report of Mr. Savage in relation
to the letter directed to Judge Sewalk
2. 286, 287, 287 n. Letters from Gov.
Dudley to, 2. 440 n. Letter from the
Rev. Samuel Danforth, 2. 485. Orig-
inal letter of date 1699, presented to
the Society, 3. 132, 133. Extract from,
in regard to Calef 's book, 3. 289-293.
Paper by Mr. diaries Deane, on the
' Magnalia/ 6. 404-414. ' Memoir of/
by Mr. Peabody, 6. 409 n. Remarks
concerning Church History, 6 410-414.
Illness and death of his wife, 6. 413.
Possessor of papers relating to Whalley
and Goffe, 7. 280 n. Connection of,
with S. Melyen, 8. 34, 35. 232. Manu-
script diary of, presented, 8. 432. En-
graved portrait of, by Pelbani, 9 198.
Lines addressed to, by Rev. Nicholas
Noyes, 9. 484. Perhaps the author of
'The new Settlement of the Birds of
New England/ 10. 83. And witch-
craft, 10. 159. Probable author of the
'Life of Mr. Thomas Dudley/ n. 202.
Pretended letter by, containing ' a
scheme to bagge Penne/ n. 328. His
testimony to Gov. Bradford's skill in
the languages, n. 401. Fictitious let-
ter of, 12. 181. Portrait of, in Amer-
ican Antiquarian Society's rooms, 12.
320. Squib against, 12. 371, 372. Let-
ter from Christopher Toppan to, 12.
377, 378. James Savage's hatred of,
12. 441. Letter to, from the mission-
aries at Tranquebar, 17. 149, 150. An
unpublished autobiography of, noticed
by Mr. E. Ames, 18. 244. Mr. James
Savage's opinion of, 18. 244. Extract
from his history of Harvard College,
18. 321. Record of the birth of, in
the family Bible of Increase Mather,
18 363. Memorial of, for the regula-
tion of funerals, 20. 5. Heliotype re-
production of an india-ink drawing of,
20. 186. His ' Magnalia ' quoted and
298
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Mather, Rev. Cotton, D.D. (continued}.
cited, i. 9, 68; 2. 37 n. ; 4. 148; 6. 404-
414 ; 12. 396, 399 ; 14. 126»., 144 «., 224 ;
15. 261, 396; 16. 58 n., 149, 203 n. ; 17.
106, 106 n., Ill n., 222 n., 263 n., 267 n.-
275 n., 352 ».; 18. 140 n., 143«., 321 n.; 19.
95 n., 109. His 'Duodecennium Luc-
tuosum,' i. 21. ' Wonders of the In-
visible World,' i. 32. ' Cselestinus,' i.
32. 'Memorable Providences relating
to Witchcraft,' I. 32, 123. ' Warnings
from the Dead,' i. 32, 123. ' Victorina,'
1. 32, 123. His sermon at the execution
of David Wallis, i. 32. 'Words of
Understanding,' i. 32. ' Cares about
the Nurseries,' i. 32. His ' Life of Na-
thaniel Mather,' i. 32. His 'Life of
Sir William Pliips,' i. 48. ' Fair Deal-
ing between Debtor and Creditor/ i.
55. Speech to Gov. Shute, i. 55.
' Right Way to shake off a Viper,' i.
' 55 ; 12. 82. ' Christian Loyalty,' i.
123. ' Johannes in Eremo,' i. 123 ; 6.
407 n. Quoted, 10 43, 44, 47. His
« Life of Increase Mather,' i. 138. His
' Convention Sermon,' i. 153. Fune-
ral sermon on John Coney, i. 153. His
' Illustrations of Scripture,' 2. 47. His
' Life of Mitchell,' 2. 54 n. His * Ratio
Discipline/ 2. 54 n. ; 17. 169. General
Election Sermon of, 2. 294 n. His
College Thesis of 1678, 3. 133. His
' Account of Thomas Dudley,' 3 281 ;
4. 20 ; 6 81 ; n. 202. His ' Discourses
and Funeral Sermons,' 3. 294. His
' Diary,' 4. 12 ; 6. 404-414. Quoted, 5.
384. His ' Sermon on Fitz-John Win-
throp,' 7. 365 n. His ' Paper of Fables,'
10. 347. Discourse at the ' Boston
Lecture,' Feb. 7, 1698. cited, 12 ~ 280.
His ' Life and Death of the Rev. John
Eliot' cited, 12. 308 n. His 'Thirty
Important Cases ' cited, 17. 267 n.,
269/j.-275n.
Mather, Rev. Eleazar, 8. 12, 21, 26.
Mather, Elizabeth (Mrs. Byles), 18. 363.
Mather, Mrs. Hannah, 3. 135 n.
Mather, Mrs. Increase, 18. 363.
Mather, Rev. Increase, D.D., i. 138; 2.
37 n., 297 n., 449 n ., 467 ; 3. 318, 319 ; 5.
228 ; 6. 342, 343, 346-349 ; 8. 12, 16, 17,
20, 21, 26 ; 10. 45-47, 160, 164, 348, 408 ;
11. 201 ; 12. 82, 107, 359, 369, 372 ; 13.
308 ; 14. 22, 222, 225, 304, 338 ; 16. 118,
147, 148 ; 17. 149/z., 263, 268, 268 n., 269,
270, 272 ; 18. 14, 16 ; 19. 127, 350, 353,
443; 20. 5, 105, 114, 148 n., 211, 411.
Letters between Gov. Dudley and, 1.6;
2. 440 n. Portrait of, I. 115, 116, 193;
$. 17 ; 9. 197, 215 ; 10. 46, 47. Por-
trait of, to be repaired, 2. 289 n. Por-
trait repaired, 2. 296. Autograph of,
2. 613. His enmity to the book of
Calef, 3. 288. Matters pertaining to
Harvard College, 6. 341-343, 346-349,
351, 352; 14. 223, 224. Manuscript
Diary of, presented, 8. 432. Engraved
portrait of, by Stuart, 9. 197 ; by John-
ston, 9. 215. A portrait of, extant,
10. 46, 47. Petition of, 12. 112. Cor-
respondence between Judge Sewall
and, 12. 370, 371. Earliest publication
01*^13. 371. Rector of Harvard Col-
lege, 14. 223, 224. Gift to the Society
of the family Bible of, 18. 363. Mem-
oranda by, in the same, 18. 364. His
' De Successu Evangelii,' i. 7. 'Rev-
olution in New England Justified/ i.
10, 20. Sermon on Psalm xxxi., i. 10,
20. ' Call to the Present and Succeed-
ing Generations/ i. 32, 68. ' Sermons
to promote Holiness,' i. 32, 68. ' Rela-
tion of the Troubles from the Indians/
i. 32, 68. 'New England Churches
Justified/ i. 32, 68. 'Sermons on Prov-
idence/ i. 32, 68. Letter to Sir W.
Ashurst concerning the Indians, i. 154.
Remarkable Providences, i. 202; 3. 287.
Extracts from his Diary, 3. 317-320; 4.
12 ; 12. 213, 349 n., 388. ' Rules about
Admission and Discerning visible Saints
Ecclesiastice/ 17. 148, 149. His ' Cases
of Conscience concerning Evil Spirits
Personating Men ' cited, 17. 2(58 n. His
' Essay for the Recording of Illustrious
Providences' cited, 17. 271 n. His
' Relation of the Troubles in New Eng-
land/ 19. 107, 108. His ' Early History
of New Kngland ' cited, 19. 115 n. His
•' Order of the Gospel/ 19 128.
Mather, Jerusha, 12. 371 ; 18. 363.
Mather, Nathaniel, II. C. 1685, 8 28.
Mather, Rev. Nathaniel, II. C. 1647, 1. 32 ;
8. 11, 20,25; 10. 44-46; 20. 114. Quoted,
10. 46, 47.
Mather, Rev. Richard, 10 42, 159; n.
201 ; 17. 141, 143, 143 n., 144, 144 ».,
149 n., 343, 348 ; 20. 213. Portrait of, I.
193.
Mather, Samuel, clerk, a refugee from
Boston in 1776, 18. 266.
Mather, Samuel, M.D., H.C. 1698, 8. 28.
Mather, Rev. Samuel, H.C. 1690, 8. 28;
14. 225.
Mather, Rev. Samuel, Dublin, H.C. 1643,
4-444; 8. 11, 20, '25. Sermon by, i.
10. Alleged portrait of, 10. 45, 46.
Mather, Rev. Samuel, Windsor ,Conn.,H.C.
1671, 8. 14, 22, 27. A volume of man-
uscript sermons by, presented, 9. 461,
462.
Mather, Rev. Samuel, D.D., Boston, H.C.
1723, d. 1785, i 342 ; 16. 147, 291 ; 17.
138, 149 n. ; 19. Ill ; 20. 211. Auto-
graph letter of, 2. 179. Married Han-
nah Hutchinson, 3. 135 n. Letter from
Dr. Franklin to, 3. 293, 294. Residence
of, 18. 346. His account of the settle-
ment of Boston, i. 8. His ' Life of
Cotton Mather/ i. 11. His ' America
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299
known to the Ancients/ I. 19. Book
of, deposited, i. 78.
Mather, Warharn, 8 28.
Mather family, 10. 162. Ministers of
18. 424. Notes of sermons by, 2. 54.
Mather Manuscripts, 2. 229 n., 4'J9. Per
mission to copy a portion of, grantee
to Dr. Shurtleff, 2. 459 ; 17. 138, 140 H
Mather Papers, 5. 187 ; 10. 21, 36, 45, 47
148, 325, 33l>, 348 ; 17. 56 ; 19. 391 ; 20
411.
Mathew, Gen. Edward, 18. 77 n , 78.
Mathew, Lieut. George, his diary cited,
18. 77 n.
Mathews, Benjamin, 16. 265.
Mathews, Rev. Marmaduke, 12. 94, 95,
See Matthews.
Matone, John, u. 316.
Matoxon, John, Indian, 19. 414.
Matson, Mrs. Elizabeth (Thomas), 14. 164.
Matson, Nathaniel, 14. 163-165.
Matson vs. Thomas, case of, 14. 163, 164.
Mattachusetts, 10. 379-381.
Mattachusetts Bay, 3. 27, 5. 93; u. 173,
177-179. See Massachusetts.
Mattahunts, Isles of, 4. 111.
Mattampowett, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Mattapoiset, 10. 430.
Mattaquashent, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Mattavvompsett, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Mattechusetts, 10. 391.
Matter, John Adams on, 10. 90-92.
Matthew, Sir Tobias, 3. 283; 12. 130.
Matthews, Dr., 10. 258.
Matthews, Abel, 17. 185.
Matthews, Francis, 14. 372 n.
Matthews, Lieut. James, 15. 78.
Matthews, GOD. John, 10. 488. Chosen
governor of South Carolina, 7. 263.
Matthews, Joseph, sentenced by court-
• martial, 15. 145.
Matthews, Mordecai, 8. 12, 21, 26.
Mattliison, , 17. 190.
Mattocks, Mrs., 19. 215, 223.
Mattocks (Mattock), Samuel, 6. 338; 12.
108.
Mattoon, Gen. Ebenezer, donation from,
I. 103. Letter from, 2. 8i.
Mattoon, Hubertas, killed by Indians, 14.
143.
Mattoon, Richard, killed by Indians, 14.
143.
Maturene, or Mathurine, CW.. 8. 391.
Matwauautt, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Maud, Rev. Daniel, 14. 117 ; 20. 22.
Mauduit, Israel, agent for Massachusetts
in England, 3. 148, 149. Tries to induce
the Society for promoting Christian
Knowledge to withhold allowances from
the missionaries in New England, 8.
223. Letter of Gov. Hutchinson to, 13.
170. His 'History of Massachusetts
Bay,' 1.167. His miscellanies concern-
ing Howe and Burgoyne, i. 167.
Mauduit, Jasper, 15. 12.
Mauger, Claude, 17. 173.
Maugerville, N. B, 17. 210, 210 n.
Maule, George, 14. 392.
Maumee River, 2. 327 n.
Maurepas, Jean-Frederic Phelypeaux,
Comte de, 15. 31.
Maurer, Prof. Conrad, 13. 354.
Maurice, , 17. 262.
Maurice, Prince of Orange, 16. 451, 458-
464, 467, 468, 471.
Maury, Lieut. Matthew Fontaine, 3. 1 ; 4.
234.
Maury, W. A., n. 105.
Mausick, 5. 89.
Ma Velasco, M. Jose, gift from, 17. 328.
Maverick, Rev. John, 17. 343.
Maverick, Samuel, fatally wounded in
the Boston Massacre, 6. 174, 175.
Maverick, Samuel, Boston merchant, 3. 225.
Maverick, Samuel, Royal Commissioner,
4. 274 ; 5. 377 ; 6. 71 n. ; 7. 344 ; 10. 381 ;
14. 372 ; 15. 64 n. ; 16. 197-202, 202 n.,
203, 204. His habitation on Noddle's
Island, 3. 189. To draw up a narrative
for the Committee of Foreign Planta-
tions, 6. 69 n., 72 n.
Maverick Street, 6. 30.
Mavor, William, LL.D., 16 123.
Mawowatt, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Mawun, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Maxcy, Rev. Jonathan, D.D., 14. 386.
Maxcy, Virgil, 14. 387.
Maxey, Rev. E. W., donation from, 4. 365.
Maximilian I. of Germany, 16. 322 ; 20.
374.
Maximilian Ferdinand Joseph, Emperor
of Mexico, 16. 439, 444, 447, 449, 471.
Maxwell, Major, 15. 94.
Maxwell, Arthur, donation from, 2. 375.
Maxwell, Capt. Hugh, 15. 79.
Maxwell, James, 12. 107.
Maxwell, William, donation from, 2. 430.
Maxwell, Gen. William, 7. 138.
Maxwell, Sir William Stirling, 16. 430.
May, Aaron, n. 141.
May, Dorothy, 15. 396.
Vlay, Ephraim, n. 141.
Vlay, Frederick, A.M., gives a copy of
his dissertation on the Lockjaw, i. 89.
May, George, letter from, referred to the
Treasurer, 2. 557. To receive the pay-
ment for the drawing of Westminster
Abbey, 2. 569.
May, Cot. John, ur 141 ; 13. 186. His
'Journeys to the Ohio Country,' pre-
sented, 13. 186. His 'Journal and
Letters ' cited, 17. 179 n., 187 n., 195 ».,
201 n.
May, John J., n. 143, 252; 13. 185. Do-
nation from, 13. 186.
Vlay, Joseph, 12. 64, 66.
Vlay, Joseph, 17. 94. Donations from, i.
66, 74, 112. His letter to Gov. Gore
about Gen Lincoln's portrait, i. 192 n.
Letter from, 2. 139.
300
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
May, Mrs. Mary, donation from, n. 500.
May, Perrin, 2. 140 n. Donation from, 2.
133.
May, Samuel, zx. 307. Donation from,
ii. 500.
May, Rev. Samuel, 2. 448 n. ; 17. 255, 256,
261.
May, Rev. Samuel, B.C. 1829, 16. 19 n.
May, Rev. Samuel Joseph, 2. 194; 20.
233. Donation from, 2. 101.
May vs. Breed, 10. 78.
MAYER, BRANTZ, 10. 310; 17. 50, 61, 66.
Donation from, 10. 21. Elected a Cor-
responding Member, 10. 37, 146. Ac-
cepts membership, 10. 80. Letter from,
ii. 103, 104. Death of, 16. xvi. Death
of, announced, 17. 50. Publications of,
17. 50.
Mayer, Ferd., 6. 39.
Mayflower, ship, 2. 560, 589; 4. 141-143;
5. 322; 6. 4; 19. 116,381. Communi-
cation of certain incidents on board,
2. 382 n. Tonnage of, 8. 465.
Mayhew, Rev. Experience, his 'Account
of Indian Converts on Martha's Vine-
yard/ i. 33, 146.
Mayhew, Mrs. Jonathan, 17. 233. Let-
ters to Thomas Hollis, 2. 351, 352.
Mayhew, Rev. Jonathan, D.D., i. 12, 18,
26, 76 ; 6. 5 ; 8. 402 ; 10. 162, 486 ; 12.
324; 13. 402; 17. 166, 233. Portraits
owned by, presented to the Society,
2. 17. Eclogue on the death of, its
authorship, 2. 448. Letter to Hon. J.
Otis, 2. 410. His inkstand, 4. 107.
Pastor of the West Church, 5. 430, 432.
His controversy with the English Epis-
copacy, 5. 434. Portrait of, by Jennys,
9. 210. Engraved portrait of, by Paul
Revere, 9. 216. His pamphlets on the
Propagation Society, i. 10. His dis-
course on the repeal of the Stamp Act,
1.20. Portrait of, i. 156.
Mayhew, Matthew, 12. 214 ; 20. 325.
Mayhew, Matthew, grandson of Gov.
Tliomas, 12. 128. His ' Brief Narrative,'
etc., of the work at Martha's Vine-
yard, 3. 287.
Mayhew, S. (Mather, Samuel ?),a. 179.
Mayhew, Thomas, 1704, 20. 325.
Mayhew, Thomas, d. 1682, Governor of
Martha's Vineyard, 12. 128, 214; 17.
247.
Mayhew, Thomas, Justice of the Peace,
1778, 4. 123.
Mayhew, Rev. Thomas, d. 1657, 12. 128;
16. 218.
Mayhew, Zaccheus, 4. 356 ; 20. 325, 326.
Mayhew School, 6. 33.
Maynard, Lieut. Adam, 15. 83.
Maynard, Sir John, 14. 104.
Maynard. Jonathan, 17. 210, 210 n., 211,
, 212, 214-216.
Maynard, Lieut. Nathaniel, 15. 83.
Maynard, W., 15. 106.
Maynard, Lieut. William, 15. 80.
Maynert, Harry, 8. 94.
Mayo, Mr., his death, 7. 240.
Mayo, Daniel, 17. 178, 178 n., 196.
Mayo, John, 20. 323.
Mayo, Lieut. John, 15. 85.
Mayo, Rev. John, 18. 14.
Maysville, 4. 92.
Mazarin Bible, 10. 455.
Mazzei, Philip, 2 381. Letters from John
Adams to, 2. 480, 481, 481 n. Corre-
spondent of Mr. Jefferson, 7. 407.
Mazzini, Giuseppe, 16. 15.
Meauh, , innkeeper, 19. 421.
Meacham, Mrs. Catherine B. (Mrs. Felt),
14. 115.
Meacham, Hon. James, donation of his
' Report on the Distribution of the
Income of the Smithsonian Institu-
tion/ 2. 582.
Mead, David, 6. 349.
Mead, Lieut. John, 15. 76.
Mead (Mede), Rev. Joseph, 17. 173. Letter
of, read, 15.279. His 'Works/ 18 426.
Meade, Maj.-Gen. George G., copy of a
medal presented to, exhibited by Mr.
Waterston, 9. 374.
Meade, Rt. Rev. William, D.D., Bishop of
Virginia., 9. 193. His ' Old Churches,
Ministers, and Families of Virginia'
cited, 18. 294 n.
Meader, John, Sen., 16. 265.
Meader, Nathaniel, killed by Indians, 14.
138.
Meadville College Library, to receive
Vols. III. and IV., third series of the
Collections, 2. 70 n.
Means, Rev. James H., donations from,
3. 40; 10. 135; n. 500.
Means, Mary (Mrs. Mason), 7. 104, 105;
18. 302.
Means, Col. Robert, 7. 104 ; 18. 302. His
daughter, 7. 104.
Meantoquoneg, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Meanwell, Sir Michael, pseudon., letter
of, on the ceremonies of the Church of
England, 13. 332-337.
Mears, Sir Thomas, 6. 18.
MEASE, JAMES, M.D., letter from, referred
to the Publication Committee, i. 445.
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
i. 489. Elected, i. 493. Accepts mem-
bership, i. 504. Donations from, 2. 1,
11, 238, 327. Letter from, 2. 90. Let-
ter of, given to the Publishing Com-
mittee, 2. 90. His paper on American
medals, x. 445 n. His paper on 'Old
American Coins/ 2. 91 n.
Mechanics' institutes in England, 6. 297.
Mecklenburg, N. C., resolves passed at,
May, 1775, 12. 157.
Medals, sent to Nootka Sound and the
Sandwich Islands, i. 25. Mr. Bancroft
requests the loan of certain medallions,
2. 222. Copy of one presented to Com.
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301
Perry, 3. 112. The Washington medal
given to the Society, 3. 133; 13. 288.
Of Washington Allston and G. Stuart,
4. 133, 134. Presented to the Society,
5. 99, 194, 309 ; 6. 17. And coins re-
lating to America, u. 293-305. Voted
to Washington to commemorate the
evacuation of Boston, 14. 320.
Mede, Rev. Joseph, D.D., 17. 173. See
Mead.
Medem. Comte, 16. 381.
Medfield, Mass., 12. 394, 395; 16. 341.
Origin of the name of, 12. 397.
Medford, Mass., 3. 271, 272 ; 4. 93; 6 273,
274, 362 ; 7. 200 ; 8. 233-235, 344, 350,
366 ; ii. 333, 334; 12. 61, 253, 260, 303,
395; 16. 6; 17. 263 n. ; 18. 174, 175, 177 ;
20. 24-27. Donation from the select-
men of, 3. 49. Origin of its name, 4.
112; 12.396. Indian relics discovered
in, 6. 363, 416.
Medical School of Harvard College, see
Harvard University, etc.
Medicean archives, Florence, 4. 201.
Medici, Marie de, 16. 466.
Medicine, manuscript treatise on, i. 26.
Dr. Bigelow's service in the practice
and science of, 17. 442-447. Early
proposal for the establishment of a
professorship of, in Boston, 19. 250.
Medicis, gallery of, 2. 23, 23 n.
Medico- Chirurgical Society, Edinburgh,
17. 447.
Medina Sidonia, Duke of, 12. 455.
Mediterranean Sea, 3. 226 ; 6. 436 ; 7. 413.
Medway, Gn., 8. 215.
"ledway, Mass., 12. 403 ; 17. 238. Town
of, selectmen of, to be requested to
deposit in the Library certain valua-
ble papers, 2. 541, 542. Deposit by, 2.
551. Named from the river Medway
in England, 12. 410.
Meed, see Mead.
Meed, Lieut. John, 15. 76 n.
Meedes, Edward, 13. 839.
Meeting-house Hill, Dorchester, 15. 175.
Meeting-house Hill, New Ipswich, 3. 13.
Meeting-house War, Lebanon, Conn., 19.
380, 380 n.
Meetings of the Society, i. 3, 47, 99, 162,
208, 227, 348 ; 8. 1, 77, 78, 88, 171, 201,
253, 274, 280, 314, 331, 442, 463, 466,
480; 9. 1,66, 83, 157. 177, 196, 226,
247, 254, 347, 353, 357, 368, 369, 436,
462. 467 ; 10. 1, 2, 21, 33, 33, 39, 80,
85, 92, 104, 117, 134, 140, 144, 206, 311,
314, 319, 330, 334, 335, 368, 409, 469,
483, 484; n. 1, 84, 100, 131, 185, 143,
144, 155, 159, 164, 197, 222, 228, 231,
233, 291, 308, 322, 333, 335, 345, 388,
483, 492; 12. 1, 12, 40, 49, 57, 67, 81,
103, 126, 139, 157, 159, 169, 174, 182,
191, 211, 214, 233, 252, 264, 279, 288,
315, 330, 433; 13. 1, 45, 50, 65, 69, 81,
99, 105, 122, 151, 217, 237, 246, 255,
264, 283, 305, 314, 318, 345, 367, 380,
383, 395, 425, 451 ; 14. 1, 32, 52, 103,
153, 158, 179, 186, 201, 215, 229, 317,
338; 15. 161, 177, 227, 229, 230, 250,
278, 280, 307, 380, 386 ; 16. 1, 36, 100,
154, 175, 181, 252, 307, 380; 17. 1, 33,
50, 60, 78, 101, 121, 165, 229, 282, 307,
328, 360; 18. 1,65, 118, 179, 240, 245,
262, 287, 318, 352, 400, 417, 431 ; 19 1,
62, 97, 123, 194, 230, 247, 265, 298, 325,
349, 385; 20 1, 37, 57, 95, 106, 171,
201, 260, 327, 342, 351, 892. First meet-
ing of the Society, i. x-xvii, 1-5; 2.
ix ; 3. 165, 166 Earliest meetings
have uncertain and incomplete records,
i. xiv-xvii. First meeting in Fan-
euil Hall, i. xviii, xxxv, 39. Meeting
at Governor's Island, i. 51. In the
Senate Chamber (first under the char-
ter), i. 64. The summer quarterly, to
occur on the day after Commencement,
i. 99. To be held monthly instead of
quarterly, i. 466 n. First in the Sav-
ings Bank building, i. 470 n. Day of,
changed on special occasions, 2. 92,
119, 127, 141, 181, 219, 236, 239, 261,
298, 327, 329, 341, 356, 377, 442, 460,
478, 485. Notices of, to be discon-
tinued in the newspapers, but sent by
mail as heretofore, 2. 246, 247. Ad-
journed meeting, 2. 253, 254. A com-
mittee chosen to consider if the meet-
ings can be rendered more interesting
and useful, 2. 264. Report of the com-
mittee to consider the attractiveness
of, 2. 265, 267, 269, 270. Standing
Committee to consider making a dis-
tinction between the quarterly and
monthly, 2. 335. Change in the Article
concerning, 2. 484. By-Laws concern-
ing, 2. 515, 516; 3. 241-243. See By-
Laws. Suggestions of Mr. Deane,
concerning the publication of the Pro-
ceedings, 3. 32. Arrangements for a
series of social gatherings, 3. 64. Held
in the Dowse Library Room, 3. 164,
169, 178, 182, 250. Month selected for
the Annual Meetings, 3. 243. Vote
to dispense with, during the summer
of 1874, 13. 305; 1875, 14. 38; 1876,
14. 840 ; 1877, 15. 305 ; 1878, 16. 35.1 ;
1879, 17. 118; 1880, 18. 119; 1881, 18.
436 ; 1882, 19. 333 ; 1883, 20. 326.
Change of time of the annual meeting
of 1880. 17. 362; 1881, i8.352. Change
in the hours of, 18. 25. See also An-
nual Meeting.
Megapolensis, Rev. John, 8. 19.
Megapolensis, Rev. Samuel, M.D., 8. 19.
Meigs, Mr., Connecticut, 3. 223.
Meigs, Charles, donation from, 2. 315.
Meigs, Montgomery C., Quartermaster-
General, U.§.A., donation from, 10. 3-Jl.
Meigs, Return Jonathan, Major, 15. 160 ;
17. 180, 180 n., 181, 188, 188 n., 191-195.
302
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
His 'Journal of Arnold's Expedition
to Canada,' i. 131.
Mein & Fleming's Register, i. 254 n.
Mela, Pomponius, his ' De Situ Orbis,' I.
153.
Melanchthon, Philip, 8. 445 ; 13. 343 ;
20 358. Copy of his Bible exhibited
to the Society, 3. 152. His copy of
the Bible, 10. 456.
Melbourne, Lady, 19. 218.
Melbourne, Sir Peniston Lamb, Lord, 4.
210; ig.218.
Melcher, Mary (Mrs. Jackson), 14. 151.
Melford, Sw^ofifc, Eng., 7. 115.
Melice, Knight of the Golden, 4. 125.
Mellen, Mr., 16. 124.
Mellen, Catherine (Mrs. Frisbie), x. 421.
MELLEN, Rer. JOHN, A.M., x. 62, 106,
107, 127, 132, 135. 215, 219. 220, 225,
229, 230. His death, x. xli. Nominated
a Resident Member, x. 43. Elected, i.
44. Donations from, x. 112, 123. Death
of, i. 416 n. Notice of, by Dr. Newell,
i. 420, 421. His ' Description of Barn-
stable,' i. 52. A sermon by, i. 83. His
Thanksgiving Sermon, i. 91. His
Election Sermon, i. 112. His funeral
sermon on Mrs. Alden, i. 123. His
funeral sermon on D. Davis, x. 130.
His 'Memoir of Thomas Brattle,' i.
140 n., 161.
Mellen, Rev. John, Lancaster, i. 420. His
sermon on the conquest of Canada, i.
79. Sermon at a general muster, i.
79. Sermon at the ordination of Levi
Whitman, i. 137.
Mellen, Hon. Prentiss, i. 421 ; 19. 13.
Melrose, Mass., donation from the town
of, ii. 2, 498.
' Melrose Memorial/ presented, xx. 2.
Melvill, Gen., 6 396.
Melville, Henry Dundas, Lord, ig. 375.
Melville, Major Thomas, 5. 275.
Melyen, Jacob, 8. 35.
Melyen, Rev. Samuel, 8. 29. Letter from,
on his class rank, 8. 34, 231. Sketch of,
8.35.
Members of the Society, names to be
arranged alphabetically, i. 5. List
of members in 1792, i. 17 n. Num-
ber of members limited by charter, i.
63. Forfeiture of membership, i. 102,
105, 168, 169, 172. Committee ap-
pointed to consider the expediency of
increase of number of members, i.
150. Delinquent members, x. 197, 247.
Terms of membership, i. 202, 222.
Vote respecting removal of members
from the State, i. 248. To be ter-
minated by absence from eight succes-
sive meetings, i. 386. The names of
newly elected members to be published,
x. 419. 426, 437. Number of, to be in-
creased, i. 482, 500; 2. 336, 335 n.; 14.
319, 320, 327. Heliotype frontispiece,
a copy of a group of twenty-six mem-
bers, 2. vi, vii; 3. 32 a. Key to the
heliotype group of, 2. vii. The nom-
ination book, 2. 14, 15. A list of mem-
bers from the beginning to be prepared
for the Collections, 2. 39, 39 n., 48.
Number of, 2. 115 n. To assemble at
the rooms with invited Societies, to
attend the celebration on the 29th of
May, 1843, 2. 252. Their rights at the
meetings, 2. 269, 270, 515, 516. Sections
of, 2. 270. 516. Their privileges in re-
gard to the manuscripts, 2. 433. Dona-
tions from, not always recorded and
acknowledged, till after 1813, 2. 437 n.
Number of, necessary for a quorum, 2.
516. Their privileges in the Library,
2. 519,521. Number of members allowed
by Act of 1857, 3. 157, 158, 346, 347. By-
Laws relating to, 3. 239-242. See By-
Laws. To be permitted to inspect the
Treasurer's accounts, 3. 244. Vote to
transfer from one class to another, 13.
378; 14. 108; 19. 102. See Corre-
sponding, Honorary, and Resident Mem-
bers ' Memoirs of,' see Memoirs of
Members.
Membership, names for, to be entered in
a nomination book, to be considered by
the Standing Committee, 2. 14. A
printed letter form, announcing elec-
tion to, 2. 32. Amount of admission
and annual fee, 3. 240, 241, 244 ; 6. 12.
See Admission Fees and By-Laws.
' Me'moires de la Societe Royale des An-
tiquaires du Nord,' 2. 418.
'Memoires Secrets pour servir a 1'Histoire
de la Republique de Lettres en France '
cited, 20 359.
Memoirs of members, i. vii, xxxvi, xxxvii,
170, 260, 290, 317, 320, 323, 343, 353,
368, 382, 383, 389, 391, 400, 411, 420,
421, 429, 438, 440, 490; 2. v, 3-10, 24 n.,
150-169, 171, 172, 172 n., 182, 191 n.,
193-210, 232, 232??., 242, 242 n., 258,
258 n., 259 n., 261 n., 264, 264 n., ?72-
283, 318, 318 ??., 324, 324 n., 348, 348 n.,
S61, 361 n., 375, 375?*., 378, 378 n., 385n.,
390-410, 411 n., 414, 414n., 427, 432,
432 n., 502, 502 n., 507, 607 n , 509 n.,
510 n., 529-531, 537, 537 n., 641, 541 n.,
554, 554 n., 557, 557 n., 560-568, 605,
605 n.; 3. 7, 68; 5. 249, 412, 500; 6.
262, 430, 7. 27, 104, 420; 8. 233; 9.
83, 275 ; 10. 50, 106, 176, 211, 352, 416 ;
ii. 47, 258, 263; 13. 26, 122, 136, 255,
267, 280, 389; 14. 4, 39, 113, 172, 386;
15. 182, 365, 368 ; 16. 16, 112, 117, 404 ;
17. 23, 98, 300,356, 371, 383; 18. 37,
41, 155, 166, 169, 174, 184, 189, 224,
270, 280, 282, 302; 19. 224, 262, 313,
336, 339, 381, 424, 429, 438; 20. 35, 232,
384, 403. Names of those whose me-
moirs are for the first time published
by the Society, 2. x. Business relating
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
303
to preparation of, 2. 81. A committee
appointed to collect and have published
those memoirs which are or should be
made ready, 2. 88, 89. Report of com-
mittee on, 2. 38, 38 n. Notices of mem-
bers whose membership terminated by
resignation or removal, 2. 607 ??.-609 n.
Report on, 17. 314. Votes of the Soci-
ety concerning, 17. 299, 314, 315. Ap-
pointments to prepare, 19. 125, 197,
232, 310, 334, 352, 356. See name of
member of whom the memoir is written.
'Memorial History of Boston/ 18. 183,
288; 19. 104, 194, 197, 207, 232, 288,
444; 20. 115-117, 119, 120. Cited, 19.
104 ; 20. 63 n., 84 »., 270.
'Memorial in answer to the Observations
of the English Ministry,' i. 12.
Memorial stone from Castle Island, re-
marks concerning, by Mr. Deane, 17.
19-22. Heliotype copy of, faces 17. 20.
Memorial to Congress from the Society,
in aid of the proposed monument at
Yorktown, 17. 293, 294.
Memorial to the Legislature of Massa-
chusetts, from the Society, remonstrat-
ing against a petition of the Historic,
Genealogical Soeh-ty for a change of its
corporate name, presented for consid-
eration, 3. 2(35-270, 322, 333, 344.
Memorial window proposed to Sir Wal-
ter Raleigh, 18. 119, 180, 181, 243.
'Memorials of the Chaunceys,' given to
the Society by Mr. W: C. Fowler, 3.
265.
Mendon, Mass., 3. 193 ; 12. 394, 395, 398 ;
20. 3, 3 n.
Mendoza, Diego Hurtado de, 16. 433.
Menego, 10. 394.
Menoonsquoh, Indian name for Miss A.
Sergeant, 19. 414 n.
Menotomy, 4. 294.
MENOU, JULES, Comte DE, 3. 40 ; 13. 376 ;
14. 328 n. Elected an Honorary Mem-
ber, 4. 20. History of the family of, 3.
40. Accepts membership, 4. 133. Do-
nations from, 4. 146, 309, 330; 5. 25;
7. 477. Vote of thanks to, 4. 310. His
death, 8. xvi. Announcement of the
death of, 8. 98, 99.
Menou d'Aulnay-Charnisay, Charles de,
see Aulnay.
Mensdorf, Pouilly Alexandre, Comte de,
1 6. 488-440.
Mentor, Ohio, 19. 92.
Menzel, Wolfgang, 10. 355.
Menzies, Major, 16. 359. Death of, 7. 258.
Menzies, William, donation from, 4. 51.
Mercantile Library, New York, donation
from the directors of, 2. 127.
Mercantile Library Association, Boston,
2. 155 ; 4. 87, 88 ; 7. 435 ; 18. 168 ; 19.
341. Donations from, 2. 338, 362, 372,
.380, 494, 534, 574 ; 3. 32 a, 93, 229 ; 4.
122 ; 9. 353 ; 10. 40.
Mercantile Library Association, Brooklyn,
N. Y., donations from, 7. 152 ; 8. 314 ;
9. 247.
Mercantile Library Association, Cincin-
nati, n. 498.
Mercantile Library Association, New
York, 2. 330, 468. Donations from, 3.
97, 220; 5. 52, 218, 319, 347; 6. 15, 20;
7. 139, 474 ; 8. 442 ; 9. 227, 347 ; ix. 499.
Mercantile Library Association, San
Francisco, 10. 21, 314. Donations from,
5. 171 ; 7. 377 ; 8. 274; 10. 21, 314.
Mercantile Library Company, Philadel-
phia, 12 163. Donations from, 3. 284 ;
4. 437 ; 6. 23 ; 7. 115 ; 9. 81 ; 10. 1, 206.
Mercator, Gerard, 16. 383.
Mercer, Hon. Charles F., 19. 24, 32, 32 n.,
33.
Mercer, Capt. George, 14. 263.
Mercer, Gen. Hugh, 14. 159 n.
Mercer, John F., letter to, from Washing-
ton, quoted, 6. 115.
Merchant, character of a, 5. 303, 304.
Merchant, William, one of those present
at the Boston Massacre, n. 241.
Merchant family, n. 241 n.
Merchant Taylors' Company, London, 17.
297 n.
Merchants' Bank, loan from, 12. 220, 224 ;
13. 19, 272, 278.
Merchants' Insurance Office. 3. 103.
'Merchants' Magazine,' 15. 198; 18. 312.
Mercier, Le, see Le Mercier.
' Mercurius Publicus,' newspaper, 18. 435;
19. 128.
' Mercury,' newspaper, 19. 407 n. Extract
from, 6. 184. Quoted, 7. 290.
Mercy, Elizabeth, 20. 141.
Meredith, Rev. Edward, 17. 256 n.
Meredith, G. M., 4. 91.
Meriam, Jonas, 17. 158, 159.
Meriam, Lieut. Jonathan, 15. 76.
Meriam, Nathaniel, 17. 157-159.
Meriam, Samuel, 17. 159.
Meriam, William, 17. 159.
Merimack, see Merrimack.
Merimee, Prosper, 13. 254.
Merivale, Herman, note from, 8. 10.
Merle d'Aubigne, Jean Henri, 16. 461,
462.
Merlinus Anglicus Junior, 7. 129.
Merlinus Liberatus, 7. 130, 131.
Merret, Christopher, M.D., 16. 211, 238,
239.
Merrett, Lieut. Daniel, 15. 82, 82 n.
Merriam, Charles, 19. 356.
Merriam, Rev. Matthew, 17. 156.
Merrick, John, 19. 160, 162.
Merrill, Deacon Abraham, 12. 375, 377.
Merrill, Mrs. Anna (Saltonstall), 2. 561.
MERRILL, BENJAMIN, LL.D., 2. 318. His
death, i. xliii. Nominated a Resident
Member, i. 388. Elected, i. 394. To
prepare a memoir of the Hon. L. Sal-
tonstall, 2. 318, 318 n. Death of, 2.
304
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
375, 875 n., 389, 390, 'Memoir of,' 2.
375, 375 n., 390-392. Date. of election
to membership, 2. 375 n. Parentage
and early life, 2. 390. The degree re-
ceived by, from Harvard University,
2. 392. '
Merrill, Mrs. Elizabeth Abbot, 2. 390.
Merrill, Frank T., 17. 50.
Merrill, Rev. Giles, 2. 561.
Merrill, James, 2. 255 n.
MERRILL, Hon. JAMES C., A.M., i. 331,
335-339, 345, 347, 350, 374-376, 384, 386,
387, 395, 396, 398, 407, 408, 413, 424,
433, 435, 436, 445, 448, 456, 464, 468,
475 ; 2. 50 ; 8 43 ; 19. 228. His death,
1. xliii; 2. 554 n., 559. Vote of thanks
to, i. 274. Nominated a Resident Mem-
• ber, i. 287. Elected, i. 288. Of com-
mittee to prepare the index to the Col-
lections, i. 3:J8, 352. Of committee to
audit the Treasurer's accounts, i. 341,
342, 409, 410, 437, 445. Of committee
on plan for an index of old town and
church records, i. 377. Of committee
to collect and count ballots, i. 377, 388,
398, 407, 424, 446. Of Publication Com-
mittee, i. 381. Of committee to receive
papers from the State government, i.
469, 471. Appointed to prepare a me-
moir of James Bowdoin, i. 477. His
' Memoir ' cited, i. 468 n. Of committee
to prepare an index for the third series
of the Collections, 2. 50, 259, 260. To
nominate persons for the vacancies on
the committee for the index of the
third series, 2. 50. Present at meetings
of the Society, 2. 100, 188, 372, 374,
385, 389. Of committee to count the
votes of election of officers, 2. 386.
Date of election to membership, 2.
554 n. ' Memoir of,1 2. 554, 554 n., 561-
563. His character and religious views,
2. 562. Societies of which he was a
member, 2. 563.
Merrill, Deacon John, 2 390.
Merrill, Dr. John, 2. 300.
Merrill, Mrs. Lucy (Cushing), 2. 561.
Merrill, Mrs. Lycl'ia (Haynes), 2. 390.
Merrill, Moses, 12. 317. "
Merrill, Samuel, 2. 561, 562.
Merrill, Thomas, 2. 390.
Merrill, Rev. Thomas A., D.D., donations
from, 2. 215, 217.
Merrils, see Merritt, Capt. John.
Merrimack, 10. 828.
Merrimack Bible Society, founders of. 6.
283.
Merrimack Company, shares in, owned
by the Society, 6. 10. See Treasurer,
his annual report.
Merrimack Humane Society, 6. 283,
329.
Merrimack Manufacturing Company,
two shares in, transferred to the Mas-
sachusetts Historical Society, 2. 597 ;
3-5; 6. 10. Incorporation of, 5. 269,
270.
Merrimack River, 3. 37 14. 84 ; 6. 262.
A chart of, i. 347.
Merrimack Street, 6. 28.
Merriman, Mrs. Helen B., 18. 406, 409 ;
20. 194. Gift from, 18. 322. Vote of
thanks to, 18 323.
Merrit, Lieut. Samuel, 15. 82, 82 n.
Merritt, Capt. John, 15. 85 n., 86, 155.
Merritt, Lieut. John, 15. 79 n.
Merry, Robert, 16. 125.
Merry-meeting Bay, 3. 34.
Mersey, 3. 228.
Meserve, Clement, 14. 138 n. Marriage
of, 14. 151.
Meserve, Elizabeth (Mrs. Whidden), 14.
101 .
Meserve, George, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 266.
Meserve, Thamsina (Mrs. Ham), 14. 138,
138 n.
Messamott, Indian, 18. 88, 97, 97 n.
Messenger, Daniel, 15. 403.
Messengham, Isaac, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 18. 206.
Messer, Dudley, 19. 325 n.
Messer, Elizabeth M., 15. 366.
Messervy, see Meserve.
Messervy, Mrs. Elizabeth (Jones), 14. 151.
Messinger, Samuel, 4. 46.
Messinger, Lieut. Wigglesworth, 15. 76.
Metcalf , Charles II. ( Hilliard fr Metcalf),
i. 243 n. (Keith, fr Nichols), 8. 61.
(Torri/ fr Ballon), 8. 61.
Metcalf, Eliab W., 8. 61.
Metcalf, Hanan, 14. 386.
Metcalf, Mrs. Julia (Tracy), 14. 387.
Metcalf, Mrs. Mary (Allen), 14. 386.
Metcalf, Michael, 14. 386.
Metcalf, Gov. Ralph, 4. 93.
Metcalf, Theodore, 5. 389, 391. Quoted,
5. 393, 395, 397.
METCALF, Hon. THERON, LL.D., 10 484;
12. 184 ; 14. 186, 318 ; 15. 369. Dona-
tions from, 2. 170, 221, 235, 262, 310;
3. 93, 98, 132, 258 ; 4. 430 ; 5. 45, 48, 57,
64, 86, 145, 196, 203, 219, 309, 319, 347,
373; 6. 20; 7. 143, 168, 373; 8. 79, 88,
201, 314, 407, 480; 9. 2, 81, 177, 227,
247, 255; 10. 33, 41, 93, 105, 135, 206,
368; H.501. Elected a Resident Mem-
ber, 5. 147. Committee to decide upon
the disposition of papers obtained in
the War of 1860-64, 6. 6. Communi-
cation from, ii. 395. Death of, 14. xvi.
His death announced by the President,
14. 180. Vote of the Council in refer-
ence to, 14. 181. Mr. G: S. Hale ap-
pointed to prepare a memoir of, 14. 181.
' Memoir of,' by Mr. G: S. Hale, 14. 386-
393. His birth, 14. 386. Education at
Brown University, 14. 386. Litchfleld
Law School, 14 387. Marriage, 14.
387. Professional labors, 14. 388. Re-
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
305
porter, 14. 389. Judge, 14. 389. His
character, 14. 390. List of his pub-
lications, 14. 392.
Metcalf, Thomas, 20. 323.
Metcalf, Timothy, 19. 385 n.
Metcalf & Co., Messrs., money paid to, 2.
367 n., 363.
Meteorological Journal, 3. 229, 328.
Meteorological observations made at
Halifax, i. 50, 91, 98, 111, 122.
Meteren, Emanuel van, 16. 452, 471.
Metford, manor of, Em;., 4. 112.
Metham, George, 20. 188.
Methodists about 1800, 5. 417.
Methuen, John, 12. 411.
Methuen, Sir Paul, 12. 411.
Methuen of Corsham, Barons, 12. 411.
Methuen, Mass., 6. 2(32, 263, 316, 329 ; 12.
401/1., 404, 411.
Metukpogkottimis, 2. 290 n.
Metyard, Thomas, 15. 157.
Meunier, see Demeunier.
Meursius, Johannes, 16. 458.
Meusnier, see Demeunier.
Mexanimo, 10 328.
Mexico, periodicals of, 2 140 n. Donation
from the American Secretary of Lega-
tion, 2. 486. Wilson's ' Conquest of/
4. 277-283. War in, 7. 413.
Mexico, Gulf of, 7. 412, 413; 10. 393.
Meyer, Karl Heinrich Leo, 18. 402.
Meynadier, Mrs. Jacob (Privat), 14. 218.
Miamee River, 2. -327, 327 n.
Miantonimo, 2. 244 n. ; 10. 328.
Mica, Peter, Indian, i. 153.
Michallet, Estienne, 2. 326 n.
Michaux, Francois Andre', extract from
a letter from, to Dr. Bigelow, 17. 422,
423.
Michelson, Edward, 8. 13, 22, 27.
Michigan University, see University of
Michigan.
Mickeltliayte, Nathaniel, 14. 147 n.
Mickley, J. J., coins from the collection
of, ii. 294, 295, 305.
Micmac language, 10. 163. Abbe Mail-
lard's Service-book in, i. 113.
Mico, Mr., 6. 352.
Midas, schooner, first American steam-ves-
sel in Chinese waters, 7. 411, 413, 415.
The first American steamship to pass
the Cape of Good Hope, log of, pre-
sented, 13. 327, 328. Model of, 20. 392.
Middle Bury ing-ground, Boston, 6. 175.
Middle Street, 3. 25 ; 6. 29.
Middleberry, 2. 291 n.
Middleborough, Mass , 4. 101 ; 8. 220,
222; ii. 29, 30?/.; 12. 394, 395, 399.
Obituary list for the town of, i. 201,
216. Mortality of, 8. 224.
Middleburg, Hoi! and, communication
from the Academy of Arts and Sciences
at, 13. 307-310.
Middleburgh, 7. 296.
Middlecot, Richard, 6. 31.
Middlecott, Edward, 13. 411, 412.
Middlecott, Edward, the. younger, 13. 412.
Middlecott, Jane, 13. 411, 412.
Middlecott, Mary, 13. 411.
Middlecott, Richard, 13. 409, 411, 414.
Middlecott, Sarah (Mrs. Lewis Boucher),
13. 411-413 ; 17. 95.
Middlesex, Conn., 8. 195.
Middlesex Bar, 5. 369.
Middlesex County, Mass., 3. 117, 365,
367 ; 4. 222 ; 8. 360 ; 10. 324. ' Survey
of the Population of the County of/ i.
13.
Middlesex County Agricultural Society,
17. 31, 382.
Middlesex Court Records cited, 20. 266 n.
Middlesex Medical Association, i. 326.
Middleton, , 13. 106.
Middleton, Alan B., Viscount, see Midle-
ton.
Middleton, Arthur, son of Henry, ii. 257;
14. 260 ; 15. 393.
Middleton, Charles, 2d Ear!, 13. 106.
Middleton, Francis Willoughby, 2d Baron,
12. 412.
Middleton, Hon. Henry, President of Con-
gress, ii. 255, 257 ; 12 330; 14. 260.
Middleton, John, 1st Baron, 7. 344. 346.
Facsimile of signature, faces 7. 346.
Middleton, Polly, 5. 10.
Middleton, William, 14 260.
Middleton, Mass., 12. 403, 404, 412. Aids
Boston in 1774, 4. 224.
Middletown, Conn., 4. 100; 19. 404. In
1789, ii. 25.
Middletown, Penn., 17. 202 n., 203.
Midleton, Alan Brodrick, 2d Viscount, 12.
412.
Midwont, 6. 69 n.
Mifflin, , 8. 349.
Miffiin, Airs., 7. 210.
Mifflin, Gen. Thomas, 4. 61, 82, 84; 7.
256; 8. 411,4-22; 14. 83, 284; 15. 114,
144, 148, 150, 152, 157; 17. 62 n. And
the Pennsylvania militia, 7. 137. Ap-
pointed quartermaster-general, 15. 143.
Mifflins, Messrs., Philadelphia, 8. 389.
Mighill, Samuel. 14. 143.
Mighill, Capt. Thomas, 15. 86.
Mighill (Mighil), Rev. Thomas, 8. 13, 22,
26.
Mignard, citoyen, 13. 82.
MIGNET, FRANCOIS AUGTJSTE ALEXIS, 4.
201 ; 10. 317 • 13. 380 ; 15. 14, 284, 314,
315. Letter received from, 8. 314.
Photograph of, presented, 14. 157.
Elected an Honorary Member, 5 18.
Donations from, 5. 86 ; 7. 280. Vote
of thanks to, 7. 280.
Miguel d'Antas, Minister of Portugal, see
Antas.
Milborne, George, sentenced by a court-
martial, 16. 344.
Milbourne, , 16. 106.
Mildmay, Lady, funeral sermon on, 1. 130.
20
306
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Mildmay, Henry, 1st Earl of Fitzwalter,
see Fitzwalter.
Mildmay, Sir Henry, 12. 172.
Mildmay, William, 8. 11, 20, 25.
Miles, Mr., Connecticut, ig. 403, 418.
Miles, Capt. Benjamin, 17. 177, 177 n.
Miles, Rev. Henry A., letter from, 2 54,
54 n., 55 n. Donations from, 2. 54, 54 n.,
55 n., 383.
Miles, Rev. James B., death of, noticed,
14. 179.
Miles, Capt. Noah, 19. 88.
Miles, Rev. Samuel, 19. 105.
Miles, Solomon Pearson, 10. 224.
Milestone, 7. 138.
Milford, Conn., ii. 16; 17. 147; 19. 398.
4 Military Operations in North America,'
i.99.
Military Post Library Association, dona-
tions from, n. 498.
Military power inseparable from the su-
preme civil magistrate, 5. 240.
Milk Street, 6. 28.
Mill, John Stuart, 12. 381 ; 14. 51.
Mill Dam Avenue, Boston, 18. 285.
Millar, Martha (Mrs. Wentvvorth), 14.
152.
Millar, Sidrach, 14. 376 «. B.
Millen, Capt. James, 15. 75.
Miller, , 15. 232, 234.
Miller, Lady, 7. 116.
Miller, Mr., printer, 19 220 n.
Miller, Mr., publisher, 4. 405.
Miller, Rev. Mr., 13. 421.
Miller, Charles, n. 141.
Miller, Edward, contributes to purchase
the Society's building, i. 465 n.
Miller, Hugh, 3. 362
Miller, James, his ' Synopsis of Mineral-
ogy,' i. 73.
Miller, John, 20. 140, 142.
Miller, John, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 267.
Miller, John E., donation from, n. 84.
Miller, John S. (?), 14 82.
Miller, Percival, 12. 116, 117.
MILLER, PHINEAS, nominated a Corre-
sponding Member, i. 85. Elected, i.
86. Accepts membership, i. 97. Do-
nation from, i. 100.
Miller, Samuel, 10. 161.
MILLER, Rev. SAMUEL, D.D., nominated
a Corresponding Member, i. 126.
Elected, i. 126. Donations from, i. 138,
146, 147, 154, 178 ; 2. 4. His contro-
versy with J, Sparks, 10. 245.
Miller, Samuel R. (Gore, Miller, $• Par-
ker], n. 308.
Miller, Deacon Thomas, 14. 74 n.
Miller, Lieut. Thomas, 15. 80.
Miller, W. M., 7. 353.
Miller, Capt. William, donation from, i.
116.
Miller, William, Jr., donation from, I.
65.
Miller, Capt. William R., donation from,
x. 91.
Miller, Col. William Turner, 15. 91, 98,
142, 160.
Millet, Dr. Asa, donation from, 9. 255: 10.
35, 36.
Milligan, D., 12. 51.
Milling, process of, 3. 185.
Millot, Cyprien, 10. 89.
Mills (Mylls), , 12. 99, 101.
Mills, , 17. 185, 195, 196.
Mills, Ensign, 16. 360.
Mills, * refugee, 18. 267.
Mills, Arthur, his ' Colonial Constitu-
tions ' cited, 17. 208 n.
Mills, Rev. Benjamin, 19. 12.
Mills, Prof. Caleb, communication from,
2. 258. Report of the committee on his
request, 2. 260,261.
Mills, Edward, 8. 28.
Mills, Hon. Elijah H., n. 69; 19 282.
Notice of, by Mr. Lodge, 19. 12-14.
Extracts from the familiar correspond-
ence of, 19 14-53.
Mills, Mrs. Elijah H., 19. 13, 23 n. Let-
ters to, from her husband, 19. 14-50.
Mills, Hannah, 7. 423.
Mills, Isaac, 17. 157.
Mills, J. K., & Co., 3. 52-55, 58.
Mills, Rev. Jonathan, 7. 423.
Mills, Joseph, communication and dona-
tion from, 3. 112.
Mills, Mr. Robert, 7. 413.
Mills, Rev. Samuel J., 19. 21.
Mills, Mrs. Sarah, 19. 13.
Mills, Lieut. William, 15. 85.
Mills & Ashmun, Messrs., 19. 13.
Mills & Hicks's ' Register ' cited, 16. 285 n.
MILMAN, HENRY H., Dean of St. Paul,
12. 6; 15. 292; 16. 430. Elected an
Honorary Member, 5. 182. His death,
10. xvi, 340; n. 32. Remarks upon,
10. 340. Remarks of J. L. Motley on,
10. 344-346. Letter in relation to, ii. 2.
Review of his ' Annals of St. Paul's/
by Count Circourt, presented, n. 228.
Milman, Rev. William H., letter from,
11. 2.
Milmore, Martin, 17. 437, 438.
Milne, James, donation from, i. 98.
Milne-Edwards, see Edwards.
Milner, Dean, 15. 231 n.
Milnes, Richard Monckton, 1st Baron
Houghton, see Houghton.
Miltitz, Karl von, 20. 374-376.
Milton, John, x. 75, 362; 10. 330; 12. 20,
398 ; 13. 247 ; 14. 303, 313, 314 ; 15. 50;
16. 207, 248, 417 ; 17. 36, 305, 341, 342,
358; 18. 64, 333 n., 393; 19. 342; 20.
118, 180, 182, 208, 346, 362. Bust of,
placed in the Dowse Library, 3. 169,
170. Quoted, 4 225. His contract for
the copyright of Paradise Lost, 10. 439.
Lines by, quoted, 18. 215. Quotation
from his ' Lycidas/ 20. 228.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
307
Milton, Mass., 3. 41, 378; 4. 78; 6. 26,
349 ; 7. 1U9 ; 12. 52, 394, 395 ; 13. 223 ;
16. 280, 283, 284, 285 n. ; 17. 359 ; 18.
189; 19. 314, 317; 20. 227. In 1775,
7. 190-195, 197, 200-202, 204-207, 209-
213, 215, 218, 220, 221, 224-227,229,
230, 232, 233, 238-210, 242, 243, 247,
253, 323. Origin of the name of, 12.
398.
Milton Academy, 3. 208 ; 17. 214, 214 n.
Milton Bridge, 7. 193.
Milton Mills, 1775, 7. 204.
Milton Street, 6. 29.
Milwaukee Young Men's Association, see
Young Men's, etc.
Minchin, , 14. 276, 277.
Minchin, Edward (Minchin $- Wefch), n.
308.
Miner, Charles. 14. 56.
Minerva, ship, 6. 436.
Minister of Commerce of France, com-
munication from, 2. 217.
Ministerial Army, 6. 184.
Ministers, mode of making payment to,
in 1708, 3. 38. 'In favor of the Con-
gregational way of worship/ n. 201.
Ministro de Fomento, Spain, 16. 252 n.
Gift from, and vote of thanks to, 16.
252.
Minnesota Historical Society, 10. 145.
Donations from, 2. 473, 486, 535; 3.
63; io.21,319; n. 498.
Minns, Thomas (Young $• Minns), I. 98,
130, 137, 147, 154, 168, 178, 191, 202,
219. Gift from, 18. 287.
Minorca Island, 19. 72.
Minorcans, in Florida, 3. 225, 226.
Minot, , 20. 7.
Minot, Capt , 8. 351.
Minot, Air., 10. 39.
Minot, Christopher, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 18. 26(3.
Minot, George, 17. 143, 143 n.
Minot, George I!., i. xxxiv.
MINOT, Hon. GEORGE R., A,M , I. xxiii n.,
1 n.,2n., 5, 14. 17 n., 23, 24, 27, 29, 30, 33-
36, 39-41, 62, 86, 103 n., 105-110, 116,
117, 121, 124, 129, 133-135, 143, 160 n.,
490 ; 2. 202 ; 3, 166, 266, 351 ; 4. 110 ;
7. 377; 12. 434; 13-255; 17. 174, 205,
364 ; 18. 127, 134 n. ; 19. 154-156, 158-
163, 165-167, 169-172, 357, 390. One of
the early members of the Society, i.
x-xxiii. Constitution of the Society
drawn by, i. xv. Draught of the rules
for the Cabinet and Museum drawn by,
i. xix. Of committee to arrange for
the publications of the Society, i. xxv.
Portrait of, i. xxxiv. His death, i.
xl, 145. Elected a member of the
Standing Committee, i. 4, 34. List of
books given by, to begin the Library,
i. 8,9. Of committee to arrange the
plan of the ' Apollo,' i. 17, 23. To
prepare an account of the Society for
Fleet's 'Register,' i. 17. Draught of
report on the duties of the Standing
Committee, in his handwriting, i. 27 n.
Of committee to examine the Treas-
urer's accounts, i. 34, 83, 84, 90. Of
Publication Committee, i. 39, 77, 120.
Elected Recording Secretary, i. 40.
Recording Secretary, i. 42, 47, 49. Of
committee to report a plan for con-
tinuing the Society's publications, i. 42.
Portrait of, faces i. 42. Autograph of,
faces i. 42; 19. 169. Of committee
on incorporation of 'the Society, i. 49.
Elected Librarian and Cabinet-Keeper,
i. 50, 64. Of committee on arrange-
ment of the Tontine Crescent room,
i. 59. Librarian, i. 51, 57, 70-72. Of
committee to receive the deed of the
Crescent room, i. 65. Donations from,
i. 68, 89, 124. Of committee to ask for
Prince's Almanacs, i. 77. Of commit-
tee on binding, i. 77. To contract for
printing the Collections, i. 78, 83. Of
committee to petition the General
Court for a grant of wild lands, i. 81.
Of committee to reprint the Circular
Letter, i. 81. Of committee on the
map of the State, I. 81, 96, 99, 105,
135. Of committee on increase of
means for publishing the Collections,
i. 86. Elected Treasurer, i. 97, 105,
117. Of committee to make a cata-
logue of the manuscripts, I. 100. To
purchase Des Barres's Atlantic Nep-
tune, i. 102. To frame an additional
by-law relating to forfeiture of mem-
bership, i. 102, 105. Committee ap-
pointed to examine his accounts as
Treasurer, i. 107, 125, 126. Of com-
mittee to consider the expediency of
continuing the publication of the Col-
lections, i. 107. Of committee to raise
money to pay the printer, i. 133. Mr.
Avery's letter to, i. 136 n. To receive
and keep an account of the Collections,
i. 142. Of committee on sale of Sulli-
van's ' History of Land Titles,' i. 143,
144. Dr. Freeman appointed to write
a memoir of, i. 145, 151. His ' His-
tory of the Insurrection in Massachu-
setts,' i. 11, 83. His contributions to
the history of Massachusetts, 3. 166.
Minot, James, 8. 23, 27.
Minot, Lawrence, 'Poems 'of, 13. 257,
259.
Minot, Samuel, ix. 393, 395.
Minot, Stephen, Jr., 2. 546 n.
Minot, Thomas, 13. 257.
MINOT, Hon. WILLIAM, 7. 352 ; 10. 166 ;
13. 266, 267; 19. 177. His death, i. xliv ;
12. xviii ; 13. 49. Donations from, i.
191 ; 2 64, 171, 582 ; 5. 1, 26 ; 7. 100,
357 ; 10. 206. Letter received from, i.
493. Nominated a Resident Member, 2.
261. Elected, 2. 262. Accepts election,
308
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
MINOT, Hon. WILLIAM (continued).
2 264. Present at meetings of the So-
ciety, 2. 264, 294, 298, 300, 306, 314,
318, 338, 350, 353, 385, 417, 429, 432,
443, 456, 571, 596, 599, 607. Of com-
mittee to make arrangements for the
celebration of the first half-century of
the incorporation of the Society, 2.
. 292. A subscriber to the portrait of
Governor Gore, 2. 312 n. Of Scruti-
nizing Committee, 2. 313, 442. Of com-
mittee to aid Mr. Adams in his ' Me-
moir of Mr. W: Tudor,' 2. 318. Of
committee to consider the subject com-
municated by the Trustees of the will
of Hon. S: Appleton, 2. 597. Amount
subscribed by, for the Library and
new Catalogue, 2. 603 n. Of commit-
tee to nominate officers for election,
2. 606, 607. Of committee to take
charge of property given by the Trust-
ees under the will of Hon. S: Appleton,
3. 5. Of committee to nominate officers
for the Society, 3. 28. To prepare a
memoir of Hon. S: Hoar, 3. 122. Signs
a memorial remonstrating against a
petition of the Historic, Genealogical
Society for a change of its corporate
name, 3. 266-270. Letter from, to
Hon. It. C. Winthrop, 5. 203, 204.
Donation from, as executor for Miss
M. P. Tovvnsend, 7. 102. Vote of
thanks to. 7. 102. Named to prepare
a memoir of F: Tudor, 7. 307. Death
of, announced, 13. 49. Resolutions of
the Society, 13. 49. ' Memoir of,' by
Robert C. Winthrop, 13. 255-259. His
' Memoir of Hon. S: Hoar.' 5. 366-
372.
Minot, William, Jr., 19. 357. Executor
of the will of Miss M. P. Townsend,
5. 205; 7. 102. Letter from, to Hon.
R. C. Winthrop, 5. 203, 204. Dona-
tion from the executors, 7. 102. Pre-
sents an Indian relic, 8. 84. Donation
from, 13. 259.
' Minot House,' Dorchester, 20. 25.
Minot Street, 6. 30.
Minsheu, John, his ' Ductor in Linguas/
1.66.
Minucius Felix, Marcus, 18. 426.
Minuet, Peter, 10. 378.
' Minute Men,' origin of, 15 69.
Mirabeau, Honore Gabriel Riquetti, Comte
de, 3. 385 ; 14. 155. His ' Cincinnatus,'
i. 11. His Tlistoire Secrete de la
Cour de Berlin,' i. 153.
Miranda, Francisco, 6. 396 ; 15. 321.
Miriam, John, Sen., 12. 107.
' Miscellaneous Papers ' in the Library
of the Society, 2. 570 n.
Mischianza, 9. 465.
Mishawun (Charlestown), 16. 206.
Mishnepettunt, 2. 290 n.
Mission Church in China, 6. 442.
Missionaries at Tranquebar, letter from,
to Rev. Samuel Mather, 17. 149, 150.
Missionary Society, see Boston City Mis-
sionary, etc.
Missions of California, xx,. 348-350.
Mississippi, importation of slaves prohi-
bited, 6. 99.
Mississippi River, 4. 375. Free naviga-
tion of, 9. 10. Old Jesuit maps of, ex-
hibited, ii. 142.
Mississippi Valley, memoir on the re-
mains of the aborigines of, 2. 385.
Missleden, Mr., letter to, 13. 342. 343.
Missouri, 10. 478, 479. Admission of, 7.
401. Donations from, n. 498.
Missouri Compromise Bill, 18. 275.
Missouri Philosophical and Historical
Society, 10. 309.
Missouri Restriction, 6. 99.
Mister, the title, taken away for theft, 8.
225.
Mistick, Mass., see Medford.
Mitchel, Lieut. -Co/., 15. 160.
Mitchel, Major, 15. 160.
Mitchel, Mrs., 19. 215.
Mitchel, Major Abiel, 15. 77.
Mitchel, Major Edward, 16. 373, 374.
Mitchel, Jonathan, see Mitchell.
Mitchel, Rev. Jonathan, D.D., see Mitchell.
Mitchel, Samuel, 8. 23, 28.
Mitchel, Thomas, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 267.
Mitchell, , 17. 196.
Mitchell (Matchless), 3. 62.
Mitchell, Constance (Mrs. Fobes), 20. 274.
Mitchell, Daniel, 12. 203.
Mitchell, Elizabeth (Mrs. Barker), i. 171.
Mitchell, Experience, 2. 560 ; 20. 274.
Mitchell, Henry, medal of George Pea-
body by, 15. 319.
Mitchell, J. H., donation from, 3. 114.
Mitchell, John, M.D., his ' Map of North
America,' in 1755, with the ' red line '
on it, to be obtained for the Society,
ii. 231, 232.
Mitchell, Jonathan, H.C. 1687, 8. 28; 14.
207, 215.
Mitchell (Mitchel), Rev. Jonathan, 11. C.
1647, 7. 282 ; 8. 11, 20. 25 ; xx. 201 ; 17.
145. A manuscript copy of the laws of
Harvard College presented to, in 1683,
which contains his 'aclmittatur' of that
year. 3. 133. Receives a paper from
Goffe, 7. 281. His Election Sermon, i.
10. Volumes of sermons probably in his
handwriting, 2. 54 n. ' Life of,1 2. 54 n.
General Election Sermon of, 2. 293 n.
Mitchell, Maria, 18. 80.
Mitchell, Mrs. Nabby (Lazell), 2. 561.
MITCHELL, Hon. NAHUM, A.M., i. 335,
348, 374, 387, 423 n., 495; 2. 3; 13. 375;
17. 121. His death, x. xliii ; 2. 537, 559,
561. Nominated a Resident Member,
i. 273. Elected, x. 275. Of committee
to audit the Treasurer's accounts, i.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
309
374, 375 ; 2. 35, 36. Of committee to
ask aid of the State to publish Win
throp's Journal, i. 374. Appointed to
prepare the memoir of Mr. 8: Davis, i,
42(3. Elected Librarian, 2. 3, 40
Present at meetings of the Society, 2
12, 11, 15, 17, IB, 21, 25, 28, 32, 35, 40
46, 47, 51, 56, 99, 109, 117, 119, 123,
135, 137, 139, 142, 143, 145-147, 149,
171, 172, 176, 177, 181-183, 185, 188
212, 213, 215, 216, 218-220, 227, 233
235, 241, 245, 247, 253, 256-259, 261,
282, 268, 272, 285, 286, 298, 314, 319.
Donations from, 2. 15, 31, 35, 171. To
make with Rev. J. B. Felt a catalogue
of books, pamphlets, and manuscripts
in the Library, 2. 16. To make a col-
lection of maps of counties and towns
of Massachusetts, 2. 16. Reads letter
from Mr. S: Hazard, 2. 16. Com-
municates donations, 2. 17, 27, 28, 31,
35, 3J, 41, 47, 51. To reduce the re-
port of catalogue to writing, and place
on the Society's records, 2. 18. To in-
form Mr. S: Hazard that an exchange
of publications will be made with him,
2. 18, 19, 23. 24. Report of catalogue
in preparation, 2. 18. To prepare blank
forms of letters for sending the thanks
of the Society to persons making do-
nations, 2. 20, 24. To enforce the effect
of vote passed April 25, 1831, concern-
ing certain loaned volumes, 2. 20. To
forward the second and as much as is
published of the third series of Collec-
tions, to Dr. N. H. Julius, 2. 22, 28.
Report concerning books belonging to
the Society, 2. 24. To furnish Mr. Kent
B. Stratford witli certain books from
his uncle's library, 2. 28. To cause
the volumes presented by Mr. Palfrey
to be bound uniformly with others of
the set, 2. 29. To cause a complete
set of the Collections to be bound and
lettered that they may not be removed
from the Library, 2. 32. Report on
the catalogue of the Library, 2. 32, 41-
43, 43 n., 44 n, To send to each mem-
ber of the Society each new volume of
the Collections with a bill of one dollar,
2. 35. To accompany the gift to Mr.
Felt with a suitable inscription, 2. 40.
Of committee to see to the binding of
the manuscripts of the Society, 2. 44.
To be on Publishing Committee for
Vol. VI., third series, 2. 49. Appointed
Recording Secretary pro tempore, 2. 50.
Of committee concerning the presenta-
tion of the Collections, 2. 51, 55, 56.
To take charge of the matter of Mr.
W. D. Williamson's letter, 2. 57. Ex-
cused from acting on the Publishing
Committee of Vol. VI., third series, 2.
61. To prepare an inventory of Dr.
Freeman's donation, 2. 62. To report
upon the matter of the contract with
the Society's publishers, 2. 62, 62 n.
Resigns his position as Librarian, 2. 63,
63 H. His place as Librarian supplied,
2. 64. Elected Treasurer, 2. loO, 149,
192, 233, 251, 271. Report of the com-
mittee on his accounts, 2. 148; 211, 234,
253, 268, 269, 313, 314. To subscribe
toward a wooden pavement, 2. 149.
To reimburse Mr. Davis for freight on
books, 2. 182. To pay the principal of
any debt due from the Society, 2. 214.
Of committee to consider the reprinting
of Vol. X., second series, 2. 245. To
pay the painter for the painting of the
entry, 2. 247. To make whatever pay-
ment is necessary to the agents of the
Society of Northern Antiquaries, 2.
259. To audit and settle the accounts
of the course of lectures, 2. 262. To
have a new partition put up in the
Library, 2. 285, 285 n. To provide
shelves in the new apartment of the
Library, 2. 287. To send a copy of a
certain vote to the representatives of
Rev. Henry Ware, Jr., 2. 293. To pre-
pare a memoir of Hon. N. M. Davis, a.
414, 414 n. ' Memoir of,' 2. 537 n., 560,
561. Offices held by, 2. 560, 561. Date
of election to membership, 2. 561. His
' History of Bridgewater,' 2. 183 ; 17.
215 n. His ' History of Bridgewater
and Genealogical Register,' 2. 561. The
' Bridgewater Collection,' 2. 561.
Mitchell, Ensign Nathaniel, 12. 205.
Mitchell, R., Nantacket, donation from, i.
152.
Mitchell, Dr. R., New York, donation
from, i. 87.
Mitchell, Samuel A., 6. 39. His map to
be repaired, 2. 129.
Mitchell, Major Thomas, 15. 75.
Mitchell, Weir, M.D., 14. 4.
Mitchelson, David, n. 393, 395. A ref-
ugee from Boston in 1776, 18 267.
Mitchelson (Michelson), Edward, 10. 403.
MITCHILL, SAMUEL L , M.D.. LL.D., 2.
317 n. Donations from, i. 79, 112, 147.
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
i. 109. Elected, i. 110. His essay on
contagion, i. 89. His letter on the his-
torians of New York, i. 145.
Mittermaier, Karl Joseph Anton, 16.
114.
Mix, Rev. Stephen, 8. 29 ; 14. 225.
Mixer, Isaac, 17. 182 n., 183 n., 185.
Mixer, Lieut. Joseph, 15. 80, 80 n.
Mobile, 6. 244, 246, 247 ; 7. 417.
Vtoch, William, Boston, naturalized, 4. 360.
Moch, William, the younger, changes his
name, 4. 360 n.
Model lodging-houses, 3. 80.
VIodyford, Sir James, 13. 409 n.
rlodyford, Thomas, 13 408.
Modyford, Sir Thomas, 13. 408, 409 n.
310
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
MOERENHOUT, J. ANTOiNE, United
States Consul at Otaheite, 18. 26.
• Nominated a Corresponding Member,
2. 56. Elected, 2. 59. His death, 17,
xviii. Sketch of, by Mr. Dexter, 17.
134-136. His account of the Society
Islands, 17. 135.
Moffat, John, 17. 94.
Mohawk River, 7. 329.
Mohawks, n. 317; 12. 269. Attacks of,
against Indian Christians, n. 153,
154.
Molieakunnuk language, the Assembly's
Catechism in, i. 86.
Mohegans (Moheag, Mohegin), 10. 16,
18; u. 154; 19. 394. Paper relating
to the controversy between the colony
of Connecticut and, presented by the
President, 9. 5Q6.
Mohnike, Gottlieb Christian Friedrich, 8.
188.
Mohukenuh, Indian tribe, 19. 414.
Mole, M. de, n. 112 n., 114, 128, 199. Let-
ter of Gen. Montcalm to, n. 116-125.
Molebarre Bay, 5. 129.
Molesworth, Hendee, 13. 409.
Molineaux, William, 3. 309 ; 7. 214 ; 8.
348; ii. 141; 18 345. Death of, 4.
223 ; 8. 379 ; 15. 360.
Molineux, Robert, donation from, i. 50.
Moll, Herman, 3. 37.
Mollineux, , 18. 99 n,
Molton, William, Portland, naturalized, 4.
360.
Momentauge, Robert, 17 52, 54.
MOMMSEN, Prof. THEODOR, 18. 406. The
disaster to his library noticed by the
President, 18. 183. Nominated an
Honorary Member, 18. 183. Elected,
18. 241.
Momotuskow, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Moncloa (Monclou, Monclue), Count de,
8. 204, 210, 211.
Moncrief, Col. James, 6. 227.
Moncrieff, Lieut., British officer, 16. 71.
Moncrieffe, Major Thomas, 5. 327 ; 14.
269 ; 16. 71.
Monette, John W., M.D., his ' History of
the Discovery and Settlement of the
Valley of the Mississippi ' cited, 17.
190 n.
Money, Capt., 15. 117 n.
Money, first issue of paper-notes in Mas-
sachusetts, 6. 428.
Monhegan Island, inscription on a rock
on, 2. 309.
Monis, Judah, 10. 159.
Monitor, vessel, 16. 367.
Monk, Christopher, 15. 349, 350.
Monk, Christopher, 2d Duke of Albemarle,
see Albemarle, etc.
Monk, General George, Duke of Albe-
marle, see Albemarle, etc.
Monk, James Henry, Bishop of Gloucester,
8. 137.
Monmouth, battle of, 4. 383.
Monmouth, N. J., aids Boston, 1774, 4.
223.
Mono and Pono Indians, 11. 350.
Monomoy, or Manamoyet (Chatham),
Mass., 12. 393-395, 3(.19.
Monongahela River, 3. 231, 236.
Monroe (James) & Co., 8. 61.
Monroe, Mrs. James, 19. 29, 34, 374.
Monroe, Pres. James, 2. 405, 406 ; 5. 275 ;
10. 397; ii. 355; 16. 100; 18. 275; 19.
19, 22, 374, 375. His Cabinet approves
of the Missouri restriction on slavery,
6. 99. His opinion in regard to the
army, 6. 371. Election of, "in 1820, n.
57.
Monroe, Rev. James, i. 329. His ' View
of the Conduct of the Executive/ I.
123.
Monroe £ Prancis, Messrs., 2. 387 n.
Monroe County, N. Y., 5. 214.
Monroe Tavern, Lexington, 19. 377 n.
Mons Creek, 6. 306.
Monsey, Mrs. Rosamond, 14. 151.
Monsey, William, marriage of, 14. 151.
Monson, John Monson, ls< Baron, 12. 416.
Monson, John Monson, 2d Baron, 12. 416.
Monson, Mass., 12, 405, 407, 416.
' Monster of Monsters,' i. 21.
Monstrelet, Enquerrand de, cited, 7. 153,
154.
Mont Blanc, Mr. N. Appleton's visit to,
5. 291.
Montagu, Charles, see Halifax, Earl of.
Montagu, Adm. Edward, see Sandwich,
Earl of.
Montagu, Edward Wortlej', 10. 456 ; 12.
415.
Montagu, George, see Halifax, Earl of.
Montagu, Adm. John, 19. 134. See Sand-
wich, Earl of.
Montagu, John Montagu, 2d Duke of, 12.
415; 13. 101.
Montagu, Lady Mary Wortley, 12. 415;
18, 133 n.
Montague, Adj., 14. 89 ; 15. 99, 102, 105,
106, 109.
Montague, Charles, 4th Earl of Manches-
ter, see Manchester.
Montague, Edward. 2d Earl of Manches-
ter, see Manchester.
Montague, George, 4th Duke of Manches-
ter, see Manchester.
Montague, Sir Henry, Lord Chief Justice,
13- 94.
Montague, Capt. William, 12. 415.
Montague, William Drogo, Duke of Man-
chester, see Manchester.
Montague, William H., donation from, 2.
474.
Montague, Mass.. 12. 405, 407, 415.
Montalembert, Charles Porbes de Tryon,
Comte de, his ' La Victoire du Nord aux
Etats Unis,' 18. 308.
Montanus Hettema, Judge, 8. 187.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
311
Montcalm, Marquis de, n. 114, 125, 128
198-200. Papers in the possession of,
n. 112. Correspondence between Mr.
F. Parkman and, II. 120-128.
Montcalm, Louis Joseph, Marquis de, 3.
98; 15-29/z., Son., 43. Remarks on a
letter from, to M. de Mole, n. 112-115,
143. Copy of the letter, n. 116-125.
Authenticity of the letter doubtful, n.
120-123.
Monterey, Cal, 17. 135.
Monterey, Mass., ig. 90.
Montesquieu, Charles de Secondat, Baron
de, 6. 90 ; 12. 2G7 ; 15. 29. His ' Esprit
des Lois' cited, 13. 453.
Montgomery, Capt., 16. (J7.
Montgomery, John, naturalized, 4. 363.
Montgomery, Lieut. Nathaniel, 12. 196,
197, 202 ; 15. 86.
Montgomery, Mrs. Nathaniel, 12. 197, 198.
Montgomery, Gen. Richard, 1. 19; 6. 187;
7. 210; io. 323; n. 6; 12. 122, 276.
Death of, i. 8; 15. 35. Attack on
Quebec, 7. 229, 230.
Montgomery, /Wrater, 5. 359.
Montgomery County, N. Y., French em-
igration to, 7. 326.
'Monthly Anthology/ i. 177, 191, 391;
2. 167, 198, 387 H.-389 n. ; 6. 276 ; 16.
129; 17-403. Cited, 17. 117«.
'Monthly Magazine and American Re-
view,' i. 138.
Monthly meetings, provided for in the
new 13y-Laws, i. 466 n.
'Monthly Religious Magazine/ 18. 230,
232, 234, 239, 339 ; 20. 416.
'Monthly Religious Magazine and Inde-
pendent Journal/ 20. 416.
Monticello, Va., 3. 152.
Montier, Francis, 16. 105.
Montigny, la Marque, Sieur de, 14. 138 n.
Montlosier, Francois Dominique Key-
naud, Comte de, his 'Journal of a Tour
through France and England/ i. 153.
Montmorenci, Henri, Due de, Admiral of
France, 13. 93.
Montmorenci, Canada, 3. 307.
MONTMORENCY, ADHiEN, Due de Laval,
nominated a Corresponding Member,
2. 23. Elected, 2 27.
Montpelier, Vt., 4. 99.
Montreal, Can., 3. 182 ; n. 317, 319, 320 ;
17-84; 18. 268; 19. 420 n. Rumors of
its conquest by the Americans, 7. 199,
209-212. Surrendered, 7. 216-218.
Medal commemorating the taking of,
n.298.
Montresor Cnpt. John, 8. 378 ; 14. 55, 58,
63; 17. 119; 19. 132. Map of Boston
drawn from plans of, 6. 40.
Montross, blank certificate of a, 15. 364.
Monts, Pierre du Guast, Sieur de, 5. 129 ;
18. 97 n.
Monument Depot, Sandwich, Mass., 3.
252.
' Monumental Memorials of the Apple-
ton Family/ by John Appleton, M.D.,
presented, 9. 466.
Mooar, Rev. George, donation from, 4. 391.
Moodey, Abigail, death of, 14. 121, 123.
Moodey, Jos., 16. 264.
Moodey, Rev. Joseph, see Moody.
Moodey, Sarah (Mrs. Pike), 14. 121.
Death of, 14. 135.
Moodey, William, killed by Indians, 14.
149.
Moody, Caleb, 20. 319.
Moody, Charles C. P., donation from, 2.
372.
Moody, Hannah (Mrs. Winslow), 14. 121 ;
16. 391.
Moody, John, refugee, 18. 267.
Moody, John, Jr.,' refugee, 18. 267.
Moody, Rev. John, 17. 152, 156; 19. 127.
Moody, Rev. Joseph, d. 1753, 2. 546 n. ; 14.
147. Reason for his always wearing a
handkerchief over his face, 14. 182.
Moody, Rev. Joshua, Newburyport, anec-
dotes of, 8. 224.
Moody, Rec. Joshua, Portsmouth, d. 1697,
2. 449 n.; 8. 12, 21, 26; 12. 107; 14.
121, 134 n. ; 16. 269 ; 17. 263, 265, 266,
269. His death, 14. 131. His discourse
on communion with God, i. 33.
Moody, Judah, 20. 319.
Moody, Margaret, 14. 121.
Moody, Mary, 14. 121.
Moody, Nathaniel. 14. 121 ; 17. 175, 177,
177 n., 178, 185, 186, 186 w., 187, 188, 195,
195 n., 196.
Moody, Mrs. Nathaniel, 17. 181.
Moody, Paul, 5. 268. His skill, 5. 263,
264. Examines the Pawtucket Canal,
5. 268. And the foundation of Lowell,
5. 269, 270.
Moody, Robert, 14. 121.
Moody, Samuel, 14. 121.
Moody (Moodey), Samuel, H.C. 1689, d.
1729, 8. 28 ; 14. 225.
Moody, Samuel, Preceptor of Dummer
Academy, d. T.95, 4. 224 ; 14 182.
Moody, Rev. Samuel, York, H.C. 1697,
i. 292 ; 8. 29 ; 14. 147, 182.
Moody, Sarah (Mrs. Pike), 14. 121.
Moody, Solomon, 14. 121.
Moon, Mountains of, Africa, 2. 317 n.
Moor, Gabriel, see Moors.
Moor, Joshua, 2. 194. His Indian Charity
School, 2. 194, 195.
Moor, Robert, matters concerning, in the
will of William Penoyer, 6. 343 n.
Moore, Ensign, 16. 265.
Moore, Mr.', 17. 197.
Moore, Mr., 20. 279.
Moore, Alexander, Boston, 4. 361.
Moore, Aug., 3. 261.
Moore, Capt. David, 15. 80.
Moore, Francis, 7 129.
Moore, Frank, his ' Diary/ 6. 184, 195.
Moore, Gabriel, 8. 172.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
MOORE, GEORGE H., LL.D., 5. 229; 8.
2; 16. 188; 17. 17, 134, 361 ; 19. 116 n. ;
20. 280-283, 285, 288 »., 289 n., 290,
291, 291 n., 293, 294 n., 297. Requests
the loan of certain Political Tracts, 2.
494. Elected a Corresponding Mem-
ber, 4. olO. Accepts membership, 4.
330. Donations from, 4: 287, 309 ; 6.
82 ; 9. 430 ; 10 4U9, 484 ; 16. 380. Let-
ter from, to Hon. li. C. Winthrop, 6.
427. On the translator of Chastellux's
' Travels,' 6. 427. Leave granted to
copy manuscripts, 15. 383. Extract
from a letter from, 16. 380. Vote of
thanks to, 16. 381. Letter from, read
by the President, 17. 10. Letter from,
to Mr. Winthrop, 19. 249, 250.
Moore, Henry, 17. 202.
Moore, Jacob B., see Farmer John.
Moore, John, Bis/top of Eli/, 20. 278.
Moore, John, a refugee from Boston in
177(5, 18. 267.
Moore, Sir John, n. 241.
Moore, Joseph, 3. 337.
Moore, Capt. Joseph, 15. 79, 79 n.
Moore, Rev. Martin, donations from, 2.
306, 33G, 423.
Moore, Merritt, 3. 260.
Moore, Samuel, 15. 252.
Moore, Samuel, acquitted by a court-
martial, 16. 344.
Moore, Thomas, 8. 381.
Moore, Thomas, donation from, 2. 185.
Moore, Thomas, pott, 4. 398 ; 18. 421 ; 19.
272. Quoted, 4. 413.
Moore, Major Willard, 15. 83, 89, 93, 95,
100, 101,' 160. Killed, 7. 374.
Moore, William, 16. 272.
Moore, 7?er.Zephaniah Swift, D.D., 17. 24.
Moorhead, Re.i\ John, 12. 320; 20. 186.
Portrait of, by Pelham, 9. 199.
Moorhead, Sarah, 9. 213; 20. 186.
Moors, Ephraim, powder-horn belonging
to, 14. 138.
Moors, 3. 227 ; 6. 130.
Moose, a negro, I. 358.
Moose Deer, official papers on the trans-
portation of some, to England, for
presentation to Queen Anne, 12. 253-
256.
Moot, Michael, 19. 378.
' Moral Class Book/ 2. 155.
Moran, Benjamin, gift from, 5. 30.
Morata, Emilius, 15. 248.
Morata, Olympia, 15. 241-245, 248, 249,
261. Account of, in Adam Winthrop's
Commonplace- Book, 15. 242, 243. Her
birth, 15. 242. Marriage, 15. 243.
Death, 15. 243. 'Sapphic Ode,' 15.
243. Inscription on her mansion in
Schweinfurt, 15. 243. Her writings,
15. 244. Letters to her sister, 15. 245.
Letter to Celius Secundus Curio, 15.
248. Inscription on the tomb of, at
Heidelberg, 15. 249.
Morata, Victoria, 15. 245.
Moravians, 4. 340 ; 10. 446.
Moravians, Society of United Brethren,
see United Brethren.
Moray, Si,- Robert, 16. 207, 220, 223, 225,
225 n., 229, 234, 239, 243, 245, 247, 249-
251. Letters from, to Gov. John Win-
throp of Connecticut, 16. 222-225, 243,
246, 217, 249, 250. Letters to, from
Gov. Winthrop, 16. 220-224, 232, 234.
Letters from, to Col. Richard Nichols,
16. 225-229.
Mordaunt, Henry, see Peterborough, Earl
of-
Mordecai, George E., 4. 101.
More, Cresacre, 17. 302, 304.
More, Hannah, 20. 155.
More, Rev. Henry, D.D., his ' Opera
Theologica,' 18. 430.
More, John, 12. 108.
More, O'Sullivan, 13. 64.
More, Thomas, 17. 158, 159.
More, Sir Thomas, 17. 302, 304 ; 20. 160 n.
His 'Utopia/ i. 87; 12. 391. His
' Life/ 5. 321.
MOREAU, CESAR, nominated a Corre-
sponding Member, 2. 23. Elected, 2.
27. Death of, 13. xviii, 380. Notice
of, by Mr. Winthrop, 13. 381.
Moreau de Jaunis, A., donation from, 2.
217.
Morehead, lion. James T., address of, 2.
349. Donation from, 2. 349.
Morehead, Mrs. Sarah, see Moorhead.
Morell, Rev. William, 16. 196, 196 «., 199,
200, 203. His ' Poem on New England/
15. 394 ; 16. 202 n.
MORENO, DON MANUEL, M.D., nomina-
ted a Corresponding Member, i. 385.
Elected, i. 385. Death and sketch of,
10. xvi, 402.
Mores, Major, see Moore, Willard.
' Moretum/ Virgil's, 6. 252.
Morewood, , 17. 363.
Morey, Hon. George, 13. 280.
Morgan, , executed, 20 153.
Morgan, Gen. Daniel, 15 35. Medal vo-
ted to, 13 291.
Morgan, Col. George, 17. 190.
Morgan, Henry J., donation from, 8. 3;
9. 177.
Morgan, J , his ' History of Algiers/
i. 153.
Morgan, John S , 13. 330.
Morgan, Miles, 19. 79, 80.
Morgan, Nathaniel H., donation from, n.
500. His 'Appendix' to Mr. Hine's
' Early Lebanon ' cited, 19. 380 n.
Morgan, Samuel, 20. 10.
Morgan, Thomas, letters received from,
i. 252, 257.
Morgan, William, freemason, 7. 149.
Morgan's Rifle Corps, 1777, 7. 138.
Morgantown, W. Va., 17. 197.
Morgarten, Switzerland, battle of, 15. 28.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
313
Merging, Ralph, 20. 10.
Morian, Mr., 16. 213.
Morice, Sir William, 7. 345, 34G. Fac-
simile of signature, faces 7. 346.
Morison, Rev. John H ., D.D ., 20. 413. Be-
quest of W: Sturgis to, 7. 472.
Morissev, John, donation from, 6. 331.
Morlaen, Mr., 16. 231, 247.
Morland, Sir Francis Bernard, 12. 406 n.
Morlev, Dr. George, 6. 490.
Morlian, Mr., iG. 231.
Morly, France, 6. 251.
Mormon, Book of, with the autograph
of Joseph Smith, 10. 450
Mornay, Philip de. Sieur du Plessis-Mar-
ly, 7. 406. His ' Mysterie of Iniquitie '
cited, ii. 411, 412, 412 n., 410. His
work on ' The Mass ' cited, n. 417, 418,
421, 422.
' Morning Chronicle,' newspaper, 19. 371 n.
Morong, Edw. P., M.D., letter of, 8. 281.
Morray, John, Lord, 13. 106.
Morray, Jonathan, 13. 297.
Morrell, Ada (Mrs. Nason), 14. 151.
Morrell, John, marriage of, 14. 151.
Morrice, Sir William, Secretary, 6. 71, 72?i.
Morril, Lieut. Daniel, 16. 352/354, 360.
Morrill, Eliakim, 14. 330.
Morrill, Sara (Mrs. Huntrys), 14. 151.
Morrill, Sarah, death of, 14. 149.
Morris, Commodore Charles M., donations
from, 2. 476, 482.
Morris, Gouverneur, i. 296; 10. 278, 488;
n. 295; 13. 385, 388. Portrait of, i.
108. His part and interest in framing
the Constitution of the United States,
6. 137. On slavery, 6. 137-139, 144-
146. Letter to, from Washington, 7.
133. His answer to ' War in Disguise,'
19. 371 H., 375 n.
MORRIS, Hon. HENRY, LL.D., 19. 285.
Elected a Resident Member, 19. 251.
Accepts membership, 19. 298.
Morris, Copt. James, manuscript journal
of, i. 176.
Morris, Capt. Jonathan, 17. 182, 182 n.
Morris, Judith, 18. 37.
Morris, Gen. Lewis, 12 53 ; 15. 393.
Morris, Robert, 4. 360.
Morris, Robert, n. 295; 15. 393. Dele-
gate to the Convention at Philadelphia
in 1787, 6. 113. Letter to, from Wash-
ington, quoted, 6. 115. Receives French
immigrants coldly, 7. 331. Letter from,
to the Governor of New Hampshire, 5.
12-15.
Morris, Capt. Salmon, R.N., 12. 423.
Morris, Thomas, death of, 14. 145.
Morrisania, N. Y., 10. 464 ; 18. 75.
Morrison, John, a refugee from Boston
in 1770, 18. 207.
Morrison, John H , donation from, 2. 315.
MORRISON, Rev. ROBERT, D.D., nomina-
ted a Corresponding Member, i. 258.
Elected, i. 259.
Morristown, N. J., 7. 496 ; 10. 488 ; 17.
48 ; 19. 72.
Mors, Rev. Joseph, 8. 29.
Morse, Rev. Abner, donation from, 5. 159,
229 ; 7. 100.
Morse, Amos, 14. 330.
Morse, Anna, 10. 352.
Morse, .Key. Benedict, 2. 448 n.; 17. 255,
201.
Morse, David, 14. 330.
Morse, Hazeii (Morse fr Tattle), 6. 35, 38,
39.
MORSE, Rev. JEDEDIAH, D.D., i. xii,
87, 99, 102, 104, 106-110, 117, 119-
121, 124, 126, 127, 132-135, 139, 140,
142, 144, 145, 148, 150, 160 H., 188, 216,
220, 222, 228, 234, 235, 243, 322, 328 ;
5. 44; 6. 284; 12. 434; 14. 96; 17.
138 ; 19. 393-395, 400-402, 412 n.,
414, 415, 416 M., 418, 420. Donations
from, x. 39, 54, 113, 123, 167, 178.
Nominated a Resident Member, x.
91. Elected, i. 94. Of committees
on the map of the Scate, i. 96, 107,
125, 127, 141, 112, 144. Of commit-
tee on Hall's account for printing, x.
97. Of committee to solicit subscrip-
tions to the funds of the Society, x.
102. Of Publication Committee, x.
108, 129. Allowed to take out a map
of land in Berkshire County, i. 125.
Committee appointed to examine his
accounts in the matter of the State
map, i. 125, 127. Of committee to
receive and keep an account of the
Collections, i. 142. Added to the
committee to devise a better way
of publishing the Collectrons, i. 157.
Of committee to thank Judge Davis
for his Plymouth Oration, i. 236.
Proposes an annual celebration of
that anniversary, i. 236, 237, 239.
Removes from the State, i. 394 n.
Of committee to visit Indians at
Oneida and New Stockbridge, 3. 311.
Of committee on Bible publication,
1790, 5. 105, 106. And Rev. Elijah
Parish, 18. 439, 440. His ' American
Geography/ i. 83, 113, 415 ; 19. 393 n.
His Thanksgiving Sermon, i. 123.
His Artillery Election Sermon, x.
167. ' Concise History of New Eng-
land' by, and Dr. Parish, i. 178; 18.
438.
Morse (Mors), Rev. John, 8. 29.
MORSE, JOHN T., Jr., A.M., 20. 337.
Elected a Resident Member, 15. 228.
Appointed on committee to publish the
' Pickering Papers/ 19. 251. Elected
a member of the executive committee
of the Council, 20. 199. His 'John
Quincy Adams,' 19. 279, 288. ' Life of
Thomas Jefferson,' 20. 190. Extract
from his 'Life of Thomas Jefferson/
20. 334.
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INDEX OF THE PEOCEEDINGS
Morse, Hon. Leopold, letter to, from
committee of subscribers to the por-
trait of Mr. Winthrop, 19. 358.
Morse, Richard Gary, 5. 44.
Morse, Robert M., Jr., ig. 357. Donation
from, of papers obtained at Harper's
Ferry, 6. 5.
Morse, Roy a 11, 8. 69.
Morse, Samuel F., & Co., Messrs., 19. 429.
Morse, Prof. Samuel F. 13., 4. 117; xi.
358.
Morse, Lieut. William, 15. 75.
Morss, Obadiah, 16. 264, 269.
Mort, Michael, ig. 378.
Mortgage of Society's real estate to be
made, 3. 65; 6. 11 ; 12. 130, 212.
Mortimer, Mr., Middletown, Conn., n. 25.
Mortimer, Dr. Cromwell, 16. 209, 211.
Morton, , 17. 363.
Morton, Capt., 15. 352.
Morton, Mr., 7. 214.
Morton, liev. Charles, 2. 447, 447 n.-
450 n. ; 6. 346, 347 ; 10. 159, 163 ; 17.
254, 254 n., 255, 255 n., 256, 256?*., 257,
261-263, 266, 268-270, 270 n., 271-274, >
344. Manuscript volume of, 2. 447.
Description of the volume of, 2. 447 ??.-
450 n. His scholarship, 2. 448 n., 449??. j
His pastoral settlement at Charles- j
town, 2. 449 n. A philosophical manu-
script by, i. 53. ' Memoirs of,' i. 200.
His ' Advice to Candidates for the
Ministry,' 2. 449 n.
Morton, Dimond, n. 141; 15. 103.
Morton, Mrs. Elizabeth W., n. 85.
Morton, George, see Mourt, G.
Morton, Mrs. James, affidavit of, pre-
sented to the Society, 15. 264.
Morton, Cardinal John, ii. 424.
Morton, Judge John, 15. 393.
Morton, Serr/t. John, 6. 178.
Morton, Joseph, n. 141.
Morton, Gov. Marcus, 8. 122 ; 14. 386, 387.
Morton, Nathaniel, i. 409 n.; 2. 602??.;
3. 20; 4. 127; 10. 22, 376; n. 397,
495, 496; 13. 138; 17. 129, 358; 18.
441; 19. 111,112, 114, 115, 117, 118;
20. 229. Secretary to the Court for
the jurisdiction of New Plymouth, 3.
238; ii. 397. His 'New England's
Memorial,' i. 32; 3. 19; 6. 318, 427;
10. 385; xi. 466 n.; 12. 399, 440; 19.
107-110, 113.
Morton, Nicholas, 8. 28.
Morton, Hon. Perez, 6. 178; 10. 181 ; 15.
135; 17-365; 19. 152-166. His oration
on the reinterment of Gen. Warren, x.
18.
Morton, Thomas, 10. 378, 380; 12. 59;
14. 367, 368, 372; 16. 197, 198, 200,
201, 203, 206; 20. 65, 66, 68, 72, 74,
75, 79, 80, 83, 84, 86. Accuser of New
England, 5. 133. His ' New English
Canaan ' cited, 16. 197 n., 202 n , 203 n.,
204 n., 205 n.; 20. 65 n., 66 n., Tin.,
74 n., 75 n., 84 n., 86 n. Lines from his
' New English Canaan,' composed by
Sir Christopher Gardiner, 20. 75, 85.
His 'New English Canaan,' 20. 276,
277, 277 n.
Morton, William, New London, 15. 367.
Order of the Privy Council in relation
to, 7. 344-346. ' New England Memo-
rial ' attributed to, 6. 427.
Morton, William T. G.M.D., 12.40; 15.
264; 18. 241. Donation from, 2 526.
And the discovery of ether as an anaes-
thetic, 5. 507. Medals and ribbons pre-
sented to him, deposited with the So-
ciety, ii. 85, 165, 252. Description of
them, ii. 197, 198. Volume of doc-
uments relative to his discovery of
etherization also presented, ii. 198.
Proposal Jto erect a monument to him
at Mount Auburn, ii. 198.
Morton, Mrs. William T. G., deposit from,
12. 40.
Morton, Zach., 8. 340.
Morton & Chesley, 12. 223; 13. 17.
Morton & Griswold, Messrs., donation
from, 2. 237.
Morton, Rose, & Co., Messrs., 12. 130.
Moseley, Humphrey, 13. 93 n.
Mosely, Caj>t., Judge Advocate, 15. 111.
Moses, John, 16. 264.
Moshen, Lieut. John, 15. 79, 79 n.
Mosman, Dr., Sudbury, 17. 399.
Mosquito Coast, 3. 76.
Mosquito Indians, 3. 76, 77.
Moss, John, Jr., 3. 260.
Moss, Capt. Joseph, 15. 81.
Moss, Rev. Joseph, 8. 30.
Moss, Mary (Mrs. Sanders), 14. 151.
Moss, William. 3. 261.
Moss as a medicine, 5 395.
Motley, Mrs. Anna (Lothrop), 16. 405.
Motley, Edward, 16. 404.
Motley, Mrs. Emma (Wait), 16. 404.
Motley, John, 16. 404.
MOTLEY, Hon. JOHN LOTHROP, LL.D., 4.
431 ; 7. 171 ; 10. 84, 143, 313, 318 ; ii.
3, 105 ; 13. 268, 331 ; 14. 195 n. ; 15.
285, 290, 291, 293, 296, 380; 16. 163,
164, 183, 256; 17. 14, 01, 67, 376; 18.
419; 19. 121, 347; 20. 77, *8, 258.
Elected a Resident Member, 3. 114.
Accepts Resident Membership, 3. 114.
Letter from, to W: Amory on Pres-
cott's death, 4. 266-271. Donations
from, 4. 384; 10. 135, 145, 154. His
death, 15 xvi. Remarks of the Pres-
ident on announcing the death of, 15.
283-285. Works of, noticed, 15. 284.
Resolutions of the Council on the
death of, 15. 285, 286. Adopted by the
Society, 15 302. Remarks on the death
of, by Mr. Amory, 15. 288, 291. Letter
from, to Mr. Prescott cited, 15. 289. Re-
marks on the death of, by Dr. Holmes,
15. 294. His early works noticed, 15.
.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
815
295. Remarks on the death of,
by Mr. Waterston, 15. 2'J8. Letter
from, to Mr. Quincy, 15. 298. His
letters in the 'London Times' noticed,
15. 209. Dr. Holmes appointed to
write a memoir of, 15. 3U2. Portrait
and autograph, 16. frontispiece. ' Me-
moir of/ by Dr. Holmes, announced to
be published by Houghton, Osgood, &
Co., i6.403. 'Memoir of,' by Dr. Holmes,
16. 404-473. His ancestry, 16. 404.
Birth, 16. 405. Boston Latin School,
16. 406. Other schools, 16. 407. En-
ters College, 16. 407. His college life,
16. 407-40'.). At German Universities,
16. 409. Prince Bismarck's reminiscen-
ces of, 16. 409-411. Marriage, i6.411.
'Morton's Hope' published, 16. 411.
Estimate of, 16. 412-414. Appointed
Secretary of Legation at St. Peters-
burg, 16. 414. Short residence there,
16. 415. Criticisms on, 16. 420. Mr.
Prescott's kind reception of his plan
to write the ' History of the Nether-
lands,' 16. 421. Goes to Europe, 16.
4'23. His studies there, 16. 424, 425.
Publishes the ' Rise of the Dutch Re-
public,' 16. 426. Reception of the
book, 16. 426-423. Returns to Amer-
ica, 16. 429. Visit to England, 16. 430.
Letter to Mr. Underwood describing
the plan of his proposed work, 16.
431-433. 'History of the United
Netherlands ' published, 16. 434. Its
reception, 16. 435, 437. His letter to
the ' Times,' 16. 437. Appointed Min-
ister to Austria, 16. 437. His ' Life in
Vienna,' 16. 438, 439. Extracts from
private letters showing his intense in-
terest in the rebellion struggle, 16. 439-
448. Resignation of his place, 16. 449.
The second part of the ' United Nether-
lands ' published, 16. 450. Return to
Boston, 16. 453. Address at Music
Hall, 16. 453. Address before New
York Historical Society, 16. 454. Ap-
pointed Minister to England, 16. 455.
Recalled, 16. 456. His ' Life and Death
of John of Barneveld,' 16. 457. Criti-
cisms on, 16. 458-461. Sketches from,
16. 464-468. Death of Mrs. Motley,
16. 4(58. Last visit to America, 16.
468. Lady Harcourt's narrative, 16.
469, 472. His death, 16. 470. In-
scription on the gravestones of Motley
and his wife, 16. 473. His children,
16 473. List of the Societies of which
he was a member and of his honorary
titles, 16. 473. His political views,
16. 416. His tribute to Dean Milman,
10. 344-346. Citations from his ' Mor-
ton's Hope,' 15. 294. Contributions to
the 'North American Review:' 'Peter
the Great,' 16. 417 ; ' Balzac,' 16. 418 ;
' Polity of the Puritans,' 16. 419. Pub-
lishes ' Merry-Mount', 16. 419; 20. 61,
66 n., 76.
Motley, Mrs. Mary E. (Benjamin), 16.
411. Death of, 16. 468.
Motley, Mary Lothrop (Mrs. Sheridan),
16. 473.
Motley, Miss Susan Margaret Stackpole,
16. 473. Abstract from letter from, 16.
439.
Motley, Thomas, 16. 404.
Motley, Thomas, 1882, 19. 357.
Motley, Thomas, the j/oun<jer, 16. 404, 405.
Mott, Lieut. Attwood, 15. 75.
Mottershed, T., 13. 34).
Motto adopted by Edward III. and Charles
I., placed on coins, 3. 167, 187.
Motto of the Society, Prof. Haynes's re-
marks on, 18. 402-404.
Moulson, Lady, her gift to Harvard Col-
lege, 6. 343, 344, 349.
Moulton, - , a youth, 14. 131.
Moulton, Elizabeth, 20. 313.
Moulton, Henry, 16. 265.
Moulton, Hon. Jeremiah, 18. 370; 20. 169.
Moulton, John, 16. 265.
Moulton, John, 20. 313.
Moulton, Lieut.-Col. Johnson, 14.88; 15.
82, 104, 105, 160.
Moulton, Jos., 16. 265.
Moulton, Joseph W., his
New York,' 2. 100, 192.
Moulton, Martha, 20. 313.
Moulton, Robert, 14. 54.
Moulton, see also Multon.
Mount, George, 17. 358.
Mount, W., 6. 37.
Mount Auburn Cemetery,
115, 121, 177, 364; 10.
198 ; 17. 35, 42, 407, 424, 466 ; 18. 316.
Account of the Sphinx. 17. 436-440.
Early history of, 17. 430, 434. > Dr.
Bigelow's ' History of,' 17. 431. Dr.
Bigelow President of the Corporation
of, 17. 434 ; action of the Trustees on
his resignation of the office, 17. 435.
Action on his request to resign as
Trustee, 17. 435, 436. Action on the
death of, 17. 441, 442. Extract from
the Trustees' report on the gift of the
Sphinx, 17. 436, 437. Suggestion of
names for the cemetery, 17. 440; of
statues for the chapel, 17. 441.
Mount Desert, claimed by Mme. Gre-
goire, 4. 361 n.
Mount Hope, claimed by New Plymouth
Colony, 7. 483.
Mount Hope, Bristol, R. /., n. 29.
Mount Vernon, N. H., 6. 433.
Mount Vernon, Va., 3. 91; 6. 116, 329;
10. 420 ; 18. 191, 194. 287. Origin of
the name of, 18. 365 ; 19. 32, 33, 71.
Purchase of, 4. 87 et seq.
Mount Vernon Fund, 4. 90, 95.
Mount Wollaston, Mass., 16. 197, 204;
20. 65, 120.
History of
Cambridge, 3.
187; n. 110,
316
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Mountford, Edmund, 12. 108.
Mountt'ort, George, deposits a quadrant
taken at the battle of Plattsburg, 2.
306.
Mountjoy, Luke Gardiner, Rt. Hon. Lord,
letters to, donated to the Society, 3. 113.
Mountnorris, George Annesley, Earl of,
extract of a letter of, to Dr. Bigelow,
17. 422.
Mounts Bay, 10 390.
Mourning-rings, 6. 256, 257, 341.
Mourt (Morton), George, votes in refer-
ence to printing his ' Journal of Ply-
mouth Plantation ' in the Collections, i.
279, 283. Mr. Du Ponceau thanked
for missing portions of, i. 279. Manner
of its publication, i. 279 n. His 'Jour-
nal of the Plantation at Plymouth,' i.
151. His ' Relation,' 19. 117.,
Moustier, Eleonore Francois Elie, Mar-
quis de, 7. 300. Medal given to, 19.
126.
Moylan, Stephen, 15. 143. Letter to
William Watson, 3. 93. Appointed
muster-master-general, 15. 142.
Mozard, Theodore Charles, 17. 364.
Muddy Brook fight, monument in com-
memoration of, 17. 339.
'Muddy River,' Brook/ine, Mass., 2. 329;
n. 101. See Brookline.
Mugford, Capt. James, i. 200; 7. 255.
Col. Ward's letter respecting his cap-
ture of the ' Hope,' i. 203-205. Death
of, i. 205 n.
Muhhekaneew Indians, ' Observations on
the Language of,' i. 130.
Muhlenberg, Rev. GotthilfHeinrich Ernst,
D.D., 17. 409, 410, 412.
Muhlenberg, Hon. Peter, II. 23.
Muier, James, 15. 80 n. J~
Muier, Joseph, 15. 80 n.
Mulberry Island, 10. 25.
Mulcainy, Patrick, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 18. 267.
Mnlgrave, Constantino Phips, Lord, 2.
298 n.
Mulgrave family, England, n. 484.
Mulhall, Edward, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 266.
Miiller, Frederic, donation from, 7. 303.
Miiller, Johannes von, 3. 384.
Miiller, Otto, 3. 384.
Mullett, Thomas, 8. 459.
Mulligan, Rev. John, his translation of
N. Syllacius, 4. 437.
Mulling, Priscilla, 4. 142.
Multon, George, 14. 197.
Mumford, Adj., 12. 199.
Mumford, Mr., 6. 340.
Mumford, Hon. George, death of, 19. 25.
Mumford, William B., tears United States
flag from the Mint at New Orleans, 7.
Munday, Mr., 17. 209.
Mundell, Alexander, i. 173 n.
Munden, Sir John, 12. 425.
Mungen, Lieut. Jehiel, 15. 84, 84 n.
Mungry, Rev. Richard, 2. 448 n. ; 17. 255,
261.
Munion (?), Sarah, 20. 318.
Munk, Eduard, 10. 356.
Munnynge, Airs. Elizabeth, 15. 263.
Munro, Lieut., 16. 360.
Munroe, Edmund, n. 308. Contributes
to purchase the Society's building, i.
465 n.
Munroe, Israel, 19. 177, 177 n., 178.
Munroe, Messrs. James, & Co., donation
from, 5. 373.
Munroe, Capt. Josiah, 17. 182 n., 183, 183n.
Munroe Tavern, Lexington, 17. 32?, 323.
Munsell, Joel, n. 152. Proposition from,
in regard to pamphlets and exchanges,
2. 411, 412. Donations from, 2 412,
418, 431 ; 7. 100; 9. 81, 368, 436; 10.
40, 117, 144, 336, 469; xi. 500. His
' Collections on the History of Albany'
cited, 19. 401 n., 419 n., 420 n.
Munsell, Levi, 17. 178, 178??., 182 n., 194,
195.
Munsell, Mrs. Levi, 17. 178, 178 n.
Munson, Israel, contributes to purchase
the Society's building, i. 465 n.
Munster, Bi*kop of, 12. 420, 421.
Munsy, Margaret, death of, 14. 149.
Miinzer, Thomas, 20. 379.
Murden, Elizabeth (Mrs. Pickering), 14.
150.
Murdock, (Sargent $• Murdoch), I.
377.
Murdock, Beamish, his ' History of Nova
Scotia' cited, 17. 220 71.
Murdock, Rev. James, letter of, i. 331 n.
Murdock, Thomas, 19. 349 n.
Murillo, see Velarde.
Murphy, Catharine, burned to death, 15.
356.
Murphy, Ruth, burned to death, 15. 356.
Murphy, Mrs. Ruth, burned to death, 15.
356.
Murray, Col, 19. 385 n.
Murray, Miss, 5. 361.
Murray, Charles, 19. 370, 373-375.
Murray, George W., 19. 362.
Murray, James, Boston, 7. 323. Letters
to, from Gov. Hutchinson, 5. 361-364.
A refugee from Boston in 1776, 18. 266.
Murray, Rev. James, his ' History of the
American War ' cited, 14. 57.
Murray, John, bookseller and publisher, I.
286 n., 397 n. ; 3. 146 ; 4. 398, 405 ; xi.
149 ; 16. 426.
Murray, Col. John, Rutland, 8. 343, 346 ;
15. 186. Portrait of, by Copley, 13. 76.
Murray, John, Earl of Dunmore, see Dun-
more.
Murray, Mrs. John, 12. 323.
Murray, John, refugee, 18. 266.
Murray, Rev. John, 7. 206 ; 12. 62, 65 ; 15.
156. Donations from, i. 146.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
317
Murray, Samuel, 15. 107. Prisoner in
1775, 5. 327.
Murray, Ca/>t. Seth, 15. 85.
Murray, William, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 267.
Murray, William, see Mansfield, Earl of.
Murray, see Moray, Sir It.
Murrayfield (Chester), Mass., 12. 408.
Origin of the name of, 12. 418.
Murray's Barracks, 6. 481.
Muse-hush, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Muscongus Patent, 2 543, 543 n., 544, 545,
645 w., 546 n.', 10. 163.
Musee des Archives Nationales, Hotel
Soubise, Paris, 14. 216.
Musee des Monumens Franfais, I. 153.
Museum, i. 157. Committee to consider
the plan of one in Boston, i. 151.
Museum of Comparative Anatomy, see
Harvard University, etc.
Museum of Comparative Zoology, Cam-
bridge, see Harvard University, etc.
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, i. 367 ; 17.
3-39 ; 19. 248, 437.
Museum of the Society, 7. 13. Earliest
donations to, i. vi, vii. Donation to
other museums of some of the earliest
relics, i. vii, viii. Room for, i. xviii.
Rules regarding, 2. 522;. 3. 248, 249.
See Cabinet.
Music, revival in the methods of, in New
England, 3. 324, 325.
Music Hall, Boston, 18. 262.
Muskery, Cormac Laidir McCarthy, Lord
of, 13. 61
Muskingum River, 2 198.
' Musquito Hall,' 14. 372 n.
Muzey, Benjamin, 17. 157.
Muzy, Benjamin, 17. 157.
Muzy, John, 17. 157.
Muzy, John, Jr., 17. 157.
Muzzey, Widow, killed by Indians, 14. 135.
Muzzey, Rev. Artemas Bowers, 10. 422.
Muzzey (Muzzie), Benjamin, his certifi-
cate as freeman, 12. 105. Admitted
freeman, 12. 105 n.
Myalls, see Mighill, S.
Myle, Cornells van der, 16. 465.
Myles, Rev. Samuel, 8. 28 ; 18. 424, 425,
430.
Mynherr, 4. 375.
Mystic Pond, West Medford, Indian re-
mains discovered near,' 6. 362.
Mystic River, 1775, 5. 53, 54 ; 6. 363.
N.
Nagtgtas, Herr, communication of, to the
Middleburg Academy, on Eliot's In-
dian Bible, 13. 307-310.
Nahanada, Indian, 18. 89, 90, 102, 106,
107, 109, 112.
Nahant, Mass., 7. 476, 477 ; 13. 44 ; 18.
166. And Mr. Tudor, 3. 5b ; 7. 3U5.
306. The Society meets at, 4. 1 12 ; 7.
305. Mr. Liverrnore's trip to. 10. 418.
Nahant, U. S. Monitor, n. 137, 138. x
Nahawton, Indian, 17. 129.
Nahigannauks, 5. 40.
Nahnowett, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Naksik, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Names of streets, 6. 4, 5. Paper on, by
Mr. T. C. Amory, 6. 24-40.
Namowitt, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Nancy, Alfreda, 18. 42.
Nanepashemit, sachem, 6. 363.
Nankin, brig, 7. 416.
Nanooswanum, 2. 290 n.
Nanowomett, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Nantasket, Mass., 4. 295 ; 7. 199, 201, 226,
249, 252, 257, 258; 16. 206; 17. 368.
Privateers at, 1775, 7. 216.
Nantasket Beach, 7. 477.
Nantasket Road, 1776, 7. 246, 247, 255.
Nantes, Revocation of the Edict of, 4.
388.
Nan tucket, Mass., 2. 202 ; 3. 26 ; 7. 193,
202 ; 8. 190, 19G ; 10. 324 ; 12. 395, 400 ;
16. 75 ; 18. 80 ; 19. 337 ; 20. 13, 325,
326. ' State of the Whale Fishery in/
manuscript, i. 8. Chart of the shoals,
i. 26. ' Account of,' manuscript, i. 39.
Manuscript copy of the Laws of New
York while Nantucket was under that
jurisdiction, i. 153. Search for Fol-
ger's Pamphlet, 3. 26. Former name
of, 3 26. Communication from Dr.
Hough relating to certain papers con-
cerning, 3. 32 b, 43, 44. Papers relating
to, presented to the Society, 3. 151.
Whale fisheries of, 10 323.
Nantucket Athenaeum, to receive a copy
of the Collections, 2. 353.
Napier Place, 6. 29.
Naples, earthquake at, in 1694, 13. 110.
Naples, Me., 18. 42.
Napoleon I., Emperor, i. 317, 362 ; 2. 163,
164, 405 ; 3. 69 ; 17. 116, 418 ; 18. 280,
330, 383; 19 58, 365. 368; 20. 358, 367.
Sells Louisiana, 7. 263 n. Celebration
in Boston of his defeat in Russia, 18.
379-387.
Napoleon III., 5. 99 ; 10. 317 ; 14. 181 ;
15. 202,316; 16. 15, 444; 18. 310; 19.
54.
Napoleon, Joseph Charles Paul, Prince,
6. 15 ; 16. 444.
Naponset, see Neponset.
Nares, Sir George, 19. 216.
Narragansett Bay, 6. 63.
Narragansett Club, donation from, 10.
104; ii. 498. Publications of, cited,
12.347,348; 18. 339.
Narragansett Country, 3-9; 6. 50; 10.
391 ; 16. 397. Townships in, i. 255 n.
Grants made to Massachusetts, and to
Connecticut, of the land, 3. 65 ; 6. 69,
318
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
69 n., 62-G5 »., 67 n., 68 n., 73 n., 76, 77 ;
7. 483, 485 n. Claimed by the New
Plymouth Colony, 6. 59, 59 n. ; 7. 483.
Concerning the letters of Charles II.,
in regard to the rule of, 6. 68 n., 73 n.
Included in Dudley's Commission, 7.
485 n. Proceedings about lands at,
presented by the President, 9. 506.
Notes of Sir J. Williamson upon, 10.
382.
Narragansett Indians, 6. 63, 74 ; 10. 328 ;
n. 154. Dealings of Roger Williams
with, 12. 353-358.
Narragansett Patent, 5. 399-406; 10.
412 ; 20. 185, 186. Remarks on, 5. 39-
41. Paper on, by Col. Aspinwall, 6.
41-77. Date of, 6. 52, 53. Concerning
the signature, seals, and possible frauds
in, 6. 53-57, 75, 76.
Narragansett River, 6. 73 n., 74 n.
Narragansett Townships, see Narragan-
sett Country.
'Narrative and Critical History of
America/ 20. 260. Committee ap-
pointed to advise with the editor of,
18. 288. Cited, 20. 277 n.
'Narrative of New England,' 5. 129-131.
'Narrative of New England's Miseries,'
1.20.
' Narrative of the Mission to Russia in
1866,' see Loubat, J. F.
1 Narrative of the Planting of the Massa-
chusetts Colony,' 3 287.
Narrows, New York Harbor, 6. 193.
Nash, Hon. Lonson, 17. 416.
Nash, Rev. Tread way Russell, D.D., his
' History of Worcester ' quoted, 5.
429 n.
Nashauwog, 3. 312.
Nashawanon, 10. 328.
Nashshauanon. 3. 312.
Nashua, N. H., 4. 93 ; 18. 65.
Nashua River, 5. 268.
Nashville Chamber of Commerce, dona-
tion from, 4 1.
Nason, Mrs. Ada, 14. 151.
Nason, Benjamin, marriage of, 14. 150.
Nason, Rev. Elias, 2. 114 n. Donations
from, 9. 1 ; 5. 218, 229, 347 ; 6. 417.
Nason, Jonathan, marriage of, 14. 151.
Nason, Mrs. Martha, 14. 150.
Nason, Rev. Reuben, 18. 43.
Nason, Major Samuel, 3. 296 n.
Nason, Sarah (Mrs. Dugles), 14. 150.
Nassau, Lewis William, Count of, 16. 461.
Nassau, William, Count of, 16. 463.
Nassau, William Henry, Earl of Rochfort,
see Rochfort.
Nassau, N. Y., hills of, 3. 123.
Nassau Hall, 15. 231.
Nasson, Mr., 6 150, 151.
Natick, Mass., 3. 313 ; 12. 405, 407, 416;
17. 246, 248, 337, 338 ; 19. 259.
' Nation,' newspaper , 18. 339.
'National,' French newspaper, 15. 315.
National Association of Wool Manufac-
turers, 19. 435. Donations from, n.
498.
National Board of Trade, donation from,
ii. 498.
' National Gazette,' 2. 141 n.
National Guard of New York, volume on
the colors of, presented, 8. 293.
' National Illustrated Library,' London,
15. 199.
' National Intelligencer,' i. 432 ; 2. 141 n. ;
4. 330; 6. 252; 10. 253; 12. 53; 15.
279 ; 16. 383 ; 19. 17, 29, 39, 323. Ar-
ticle by Jefferson Davis cited, 6. 89,
90. Extracts from the writings of
Peter Force, 6. 104, 105.
National Institute, France, see Institut
de France.
National Institute, Washington, invitation
from, to the Society, to attend the first
annual meeting of, 2. 250, 266, 267.
Donation from, 2. 360.
National Institution for the Promotion of
Science, donation from, 2. 235.
National Portrait Gallery, London, crayon
likeness of Washington in, 14. 160.
Portrait of Franklin in, 14 161.
' National Portrait Gallery of Distin-
guished Americans,' 2. 22, 22??. ; 6. 224;
15. 198; 16. 366. Donation from the
Trustees of, 4. 384.
National Quarantine and Sanitary Con-
vention, 17. 447.
National Road, 3. 230-232, 234, 235. Dis-
covery of Braddock's remains, 3. 234,
235.
National Sailors' Fair, Boston, 1864, 10. 45.
Native American party, 15. 188, 203.
Natstock, Joshua, permission given him
to be master of a school in Boston, 12.
110.
Natural History, vote to allow Mr. S:
Turell the use of specimens of, for his
Museum, i. 148, 149.
Natural History Society, see Boston So-
ciety of Natural History.
Natural Science Association, Racine, see
Racine, etc.
Naturalization in the American colonies,
4. 345-347.
Naunton, Sir Robert, 5. 132; 10. 377; 12.
98 n. ; 13. 85, 86.
Nausit, derivation of, 8. 194. See Nawset.
Naval Chronology, i. 138.
Navarre, King of, see John d'Albret.
Navarrete, Martin Fernandez, 8. 433,
434 ; 10. 431 ; 16. 319, 320 n., 321, 322.
Irving thinks of translating his ' His-
tory,' 4. 400, 401. His publications
relating to Columbus, 2. 118 n. His
'Coleccion' cited, 16. 319 n., 322 n.,
325 n., 326 n.
Navigation, from France to Quebec, ' Ac-
count of,' x. 19. Of the Mississippi,
9. 10.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
319
Navigation Act, 6. 69 n., 144, 145 ; 9. 7.
Navy, see United States Navy Depart-
ment.
Nawset (Eastham), Mass., n.478 n.
Naylor, James, 18. 360.
Nazianzen, Gregory, n. 452. Saying of,
11. 418.
Nazing, Enrj., Dr. Clarke's account of his
visit to, 19 338-390.
Nazro, Matthew, donation from, i. 39.
Nuzro, Stephen, 20. 8.
Neal, , I?. 185, 187.
Neal, Andrew, 14. 137.
Neal, Rev. Daniel, i. 145; 17. 16; 18. 3;
20. 308. Map of Boston Harbor in his
' History/ 9. 0. His ' History of the
Puritans/ i. 112 ; n. 444 n. His ' His-
tory of New England/ 3. 135 ; 9. 6 ; 17.
22; 19 110.
Neal, James, remarks on the slave-trade
and on the Constitution, 6. 149, 150.
Neal, Theodore Augustus, donation from,
3- 132.
Neal, Cant. Walter, 14. 140 n., 364, 368-
370, 376 ii.
Neale, Rev. Rollin H., D.D., donation
from, 2. 496.
Neale, Lieut. Walter, 16. 264, 272.
Neckar, Mrs. Isabella (Andre), 14. 220.
Neckar, Louis, 14. 220.
Neckar, Mary (Mrs. Rilliet), 14. 220.
Necker, Jacques, 3. 385; 15. 31.
Necknesquoh, Indian name for Miss B.
Sergeant, 19. 414 n.
Needl'iam, William, 12. 108.
Needham, Mass., 3. 112 ; 4. 291 ; 7. 256 ;
12. 402, 403; 17. 337; 19. 225, 226.
Origin of the name of, 12. 409.
Neff, Mary, 14. 131.
' Negro Election Day/ in Boston, 13. 45.
Negro language of Surinam, 10. 446, 447.
' Negro Plot/ panics in New York, 20.
105.
Negro slavery in England, 7. 312-326.
See Slavery.
Negroes, 3. 222, 223, 320. Their condi-
tion and position in Massachusetts, 3.
190, 191,197-203; 6. 107-109; 14. 101,
257. Flag given to, by Mr. J: Han-
cock, 6. 85, 242. Opinions of Tane}'
and of Jefferson in regard to, 6. 90, 91,
101-103. In South Carolina, 6. 167.
Service of, at Bunker Hill, 6. 180.
Their service as soldiers, 6. 180-248.
See ' Negroes as Slaves, as Citizens, and
as Soldiers/ etc. Prisoners sold as
slaves, 6. 193. Proclamations of Sir
Henry Clinton and Lord Cornwallis
and of Gen. Jackson, 6. 219-221, 244-
247. Letters of Gen. Greene in regard
to arming, 6. 231. Opinions of Judge
Johnson in regard to arming, 6. 232,
233. In the Navy, 6. 239-242. Ad-
dress of Edward Livingston to, 6. 246,
247. Sales of, in Boston, 14. 101, 257.
' Negroes as Slaves, as Citizens, and as
Soldiers/ paper on, by Mr. George
Livermore, 6. 78, 79, 82-84, 86-248;
10. 463, 464.
Negus, Jabez, 12. 107.
Neil, Thomas, naturalized, 4. 363.
NEILL, Rev. EDWARD D., donation from,
10. 320. Elected a Corresponding Mem-
ber, 12. 213. His -English Coloniza-
tion of America ' cited, 12. 98 n., 181 ;
14 376 n. A. His ' History of the Vir-
ginia Company/ 18. 85 n., 294 n. ; 20.
104. '
Nekontupsh, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Nell, William C., 6. 242, 404. Donations
from, and vote of thanks to, 6. 404;
7. 24.
Nelson, Elizabeth (Mrs. Hayt), 14. 151.
I Nelson, Hannah (Mrs. Tobey), 14. 150.
Nelson, Horatio, Lord, 2. 298 n.; xx. 241 ;
ig. 372.
Nelson, Hugh, 3. 260.
Nelson, Capt. John, 12. 117; 16. 106; 17.
93. His services to his country, 7.
370-372.
Nelson, Mehitable (Mrs. Temple), 16. 391.
Nelson, Philip, 8. 12, 21, 26.
Nelson, Samuel, LL.D., letter from, to
B. R. Curtis, 16. 23.
Nelson, Gov. Thomas, 3. 260; 15. 393.
Signs the Declaration of Independ-
ence, 3. 259 ; 15. 393. Remarks ac-
companying the subscription list in
1774, from Virginia, 3. 259-261.
Nelson County, Va., 10 398.
Nelson House, Yorktown, Va., 19. 101.
Neperan River, Revolutionary army en-
camped on the banks of, 7. 148.
Neponset (Naponset). Mass., 10. 327.
Powder-mill at, 14. 250.
Nepos, Cornelius, 20. 48.
Nero, 20 372.
Nerral, 3. 228.
Nerva, Emperor, i. 116.
Nesbit, John, aged 107, 8. 436.
Nesbitt, Col., 8. 400.
Neshaminy Creek, Penn., 19. 72.
Nesmith, John, Lieutenant- Governor of
Massachusetts, 7. 31, 34.
Nesmith, Mrs. Mary Ann (Bell), 7. 31, 34.
Netherlands, 2. 11, 11 n. Queen of, see
Sophia Frederica Matilda.
Nettleship, Prof. Henry, his ' Ancient
Lives of Vergil/ 18. 403.
Neuce, Sir William, see Nevvce.
Neuhoff, Theodor, Stephan, Frecherr von,
King of Corsica, 10. 161.
Neuse River, 10. 24.
Neuville, see Hyde de Neuville.
Nevers, John, 16. 18.
Neversink Highlands, 7. 328-
Neville, Charles C., Lord Braybrooke,
see Braybrooke.
i Nevin, Lazarus, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 267.
320
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Ne-vin, Mrs. Lazarus, a refugee from
Boston in 1770, 18. 267.
Nevin, Rev. Robert J., D.D., 19. 352.
'New Albion ' cited, 10. 384 n.
'New American Cyclopaedia' (1818,
N. Y.), Aitchison, 17. 415.
' New American Cyclopaedia, ' edited by
Kipley and Dana, 1858-1803, 10. 358.
New Amsterdam, 10. 390. Plan of, pre-
sented, 4. 425. Examination of John
Scot, 6. 00??. Surrender of, to Col.
Nicolls, 6. 71 n. Name changed to
New York, 6. 72 n. See New York.
New Bedford, Mass., 3. 132, 182, 220, 310;
4. 94 ; 7. 472 ; 19. 420 ; 20. 258.
New Bedford Free Public Library, dona-
tion from the Trustees of, 2. 535; 3.
220; 7. 308; 8. 254, 280; 10. 117; n.
498.
New Boston, now west part of Boston, 7.
201.
New Braintree, Mass., 12. 407. 414 ; 17.
344.
New Bremen, N. Y., 7. 326.
New Britain, Conn., 4. 100.
New Brunswick, separated from Nova
Scotia, 15. 187.
New Brunswick, N. J., 4. 100. Presby-
terian Church of, 2. 4.
New England, 3. 27, 29, 130, 148, 106,
260, 267, 317, 319, 350, 392 ; 5-117, 120 ;
6. GO n., 93, 169, 177, 430; 10 321, 348 ;
12. 245, 246. ' The Deplorable State
of,' i. 9. Old maps of, i. 112, 139 ; 2.
170. Report of the committee on the
commemoration of the second centen-
nial of the confederation of the colo-
nies in, 2. 241-243. Mr. J. Q. Adams
invited to give the discourse at the
second centennial celebration, 2. 243 n.,
244 n.; 3. 356. List of Societies to
be invited to join in, 2. 248. Letters
of acceptance and regrets from various
Societies, 2. 252. Extract from the
diary of Mr. J. Q. Adams relating to
the 29th of May, 1843, 2. 254 n. Dele-
gates present, 2. 255 n., 256 n. A com-
mittee appointed to consider obtaining
information of the designs of the
French Government upon the colonies
in, 2. 271. Report of the committee,
2. 283. Certain historical documents
relating to, to be obtained from Paris,
2. 299, 299 n., 300 n. Origin, organ-
ization, etc., of towns in, 2. 458; 3.
181, 184; 8. 413-430; 9. 14. Names
of emigrants to, in 1032 and 1637,
2. 460, 460 n. Early laws of, 2. 541,
542, 552-554, 550, 574, 575, 575 n.-
580 n. ; xi. 370. Visited by Father
Druillettes, 3. 33-35. Capture of the
regicides, 3. 62-04. Intention of Mr.
Palfrey to make researches into the
early history of, 3. 60. Colleges of, 3.
71 ; 8. 41, 42. Historical societies
founded in, 3. 267-269. Preservation
of genealogies in, 3. 268. ' Descrip:ive
and Historical Account of,' by Gov.
Bradford in verse, 3. 317; n. 405-478.
Early emigration to, and settlement of,
5. 129-131 ; 6. 25 ; 8. 6, 7, 223, 413-430;
9- 14; 15. 18, 19. Described and de-
fended by Mr. E: Winslow, 5. 131-134.
Relation concerning, 5. 135. Compared
with the South in 1785, 5. 477-485.
An ordinance obtained in 1643, to re-
lieve exports from customs-duties, 6.
01. Alleged intrusions of the Dutch,
6. 69,rfi. Account and facsimile of the
Great Seal of, used by Gov. Andros, 6.
79-81 ; 13. 233. Number of soldiers fur-
nished by, for the Revolutionary War,
6.211. Congress of delegates recom-
mended to consider the Constitution,
6. 287, 288. ' Ecclesiastical History of,'
6. 318. Four institutions necessary to
be studied in order to write the history
of the Revolution, 6. 305, 366. The
'Magnalia ' of interest to the literature
of, 6. 405. Sailing of Winthrop's com-
pany for, 6. 415. Railroad system in,
6. 418. Map of, by Hon. N. Hale, 6.
422. Notice of, with comparisons of
Old and New England, 6. 427. Issue
of paper-notes, faces 6. 428. Its natural
character, 7. 306. Chart of the coast
of, 7. 301. Deprived of its proper
share in the government, 7. 401. Patent
of 1020, 9. 20, 33. ' Early Painters and
Engravers of,' 9. 197, 210. Early emi-
gration from, to Ireland, 9. 218. Boun-
dary, 10. 163. Sir J. Williamson's
notes relating to, 10. 377-392. ' God's
Controversy with,' by Rev. Michael
Wigglesworth, 12. 83-93. Irregular
trade of, 12. 113-117. Gov. Winthrop's
' Conclusions ' concerning, 12. 237-245.
Tenure of lands in, 13. 114-121. Co-
lonial papers communicated by Mr.
Deane, 20. 339-341. Palfrey's ' His-
tory of,' cited, 9. 24; n. 185 n., 400n.,
402, 403 n., 404, 445 n.
New England, Council for, see -Council
established at Plymouth for the plant-
ing of New England.
' New England, Sommons to,' a ballad, 5.
101-103.
New England Churches, 6. 319. Min-
isters of, 15. 190.
New England Coffee-House, London, 16. 98.
New England Confederation, celebration
of the second centennial of, 2. 240-243,
244 n., 248, 252, 254 ».-256 n. ; 3. 350.
'New England Congregationalism, its
Origin and Purity,' by Judge White,
6. 317, 318, 330.
'New England Courant,' i. 33.
' New England Farmer,' 2. 108.
New England Federalism, documents re-
lating to, 2. 165 n.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
321
New England Female Medical College,
donation from, 4. 391.
New England Guards, n. 271.
New England Historic, Genealogical So-
ciety, 3. 267, 268, 318, 349; 6. 4, 5; 12.
135, 130, 233; 13. 448; 14. 115; 16.
63 n., 399 ; 17. 302, 382 ; 18. 245, 264 ;
19. 12, 317, 383, 443 ; 20. 43, 342. Propo-
sitions of exchanges, 3. 91. Matters
pertaining to the desired change of
name for, 3. 265-270. Memorial signed
by members of the Massachusetts His-
torical Society in protest against the
change of name, 3. 266-270. Growth
of, 3. 267, 268, 347, 348. Speech of
Mr. Josiah Quincy, in reference to
the name of, 3. 344-351. Use of the
words ' historic ' and ' historical,' 3.
347. Act of Incorporation of, 3. 343,
349. Periodical issued by, 3. 348, 349.
Reasons for desiring the change of
name, 3. 348-351. Invitation from,
accepted, 4. 373. Donations from, 4.
384, 424, 429 , 5. 347 ; 6. 414 ; 7. 297 ;
8. 88, 171, 253, 431, 466; 9. 1, 177, 247,
357, 452 ; 10. 1, 40, 80, 104, 144, 314,
344, 409; it. 498. Communication
from, in regard to the names of streets,
6. 4, 5. Report concerning the names
of streets, 6. 23-40. Their ' Memorial
Biographies ' cited, 19. 281 n.
New England Historical and Genealogical
Register, i. 417 n. ; 3. 348, 349 ; 12. 428 ;
13. 105, 242 n., 390, 301, 419 n. ; 14.
115; 17. 65; 18. 286; 19. 3, 116, 317.
Contains account of the family of
'Jenks, of Lynn,' 2. 293 n. Contains
a copy of ' Gookin's Remonstrance,'
2. 320 n. Cited, 2. 287 n., 293 n.,
320 n., 329 n., 382 n., 421 n. ; 3. 135 n.,
137, 144; 14. 122 n., 124 n., 128 n.,
131 n., 139 n., 365 n., 373, 376 n. B. ; 15.
165 n. ; 16. 7 n., 8 n. ; 17. 85, 176 n.,
179 n., 225 n., 354 n., 367 n. ; 18. 85 n. ;
19. 116 n., 118 n., 143, 145 n., 151 n.,
157 n., 260, 332 n.
New England Library, see Prince Library.
New England Loyal Publication Society,
donations from, 7. 139, 140, 143, 152,
168, 279, 297, 303, 338, 368, 373, 376,
407, 474 ; 8 1, 76, 78, 88, 171, 201, 253,
274, 280, 431, 442, 463, 466, 480 ; 9. 1,
66, 81, 177, 196, 227, 247, 347, 353, 357 ;
10. 144, 206, 311, 319, 331, 335, 344;
12. 7.
'New England Magazine,' 10. 189; 16.
132 ; 19. 341.
New England Marine Insurance Co., i.
171.
' New England Medical Journal/ i. 327 ;
17. 415.
' New England Narrative/ 5. 129-131.
'New England Palladium/ i. 147, 154,
168, 171, 178, 191, 202, 219.
' New England Patriot/ x. 202, 218, 219.
' New England Plantation/ 3. 286, 287.
' New England Primer/ 10. 444.
New England Society for the Promotion
of Manufactures and the Mechanic
Arts, ii. 62. Medal of, n. 300.
New England Society of 'New York, 19.
341.
New England Society of Qumcy, ///., copy
of the by-laws presented to the Society,
3- 132.
New England Trust Company, 15. 275,
276.
' New Englander/ 18. 339.
New Englanders as soldiers, 4. 83.
' New England's First Fruits/ 4. 439, 440.
Quoted, 10. 138.
' New England's Master-Key/ 10. 461.
' New England's Prospect/ 20. 178. Paper
on authorship of Introductory Essay,
6. 250, 251, 334-337.
' New England's Trials/ by Capt. John
Smith, 12. 449 et seq. Observations on,
by Charles Deane, 12. 428-432.
'New English Canaan/ 20. 178, 181.
New Gloucester, Me., 12. 408, 419; 19.
253. Court of General Sessions, 19.
253 n., 255 n.
New Hampshire, U. S. A., 3. 10, 166, 222,
223, 295, 298; 5. 6 ; 6. 271, 327, 432, 433;
8. 341 ; 10. 53, 160, 324. Laws of, i. 18,
26. Correspondence of the Secretary
of, with the Agent in England, i. 22.
Papers relating to the change of gov-
ernment in, 1775, i. 22. Briefs in the
boundary-line dispute with Massachu-
setts, i. 26. Controversy with New
York, i. 122. Questions of boundary,
i. 122 ; 3. 10. Service of the militia
in the campaign against Burgoyne, 3.
279. Called Piscataqua, 3. 323. Nar-
rative of Jabez Fitch relating to, 3. 326.
Naturalization in, 4. 345. Its accounts
with the United States, 1781, 5. 12.
Vote in regard to the importation of
slaves, 6. 92. Questions of citizenship
of colored persons, 6. 93. Acceptance
of the Constitution of the United
States, 6. 146, 147, 153, 154. Questions
relating to taxation, 6. 148. Service at
the battle of Bunker Hill commemo-
rated, 6. 177. Troops' furnished for the
Revolution, 6. 212. Included in Gov.
Dudley's commission, 7. 485. Early
settlement of, 9. 56. Donation from,
10. 469. Leave granted to the execu-
tive authorities of, to take copies of
portraits in the Society's Cabinet, 13.
43. Powder-mills in, 14. 252. Abstract
of papers in the Public Record Office
relating to, 14. 342-345. ' Early Settle-
ment of (Mr. Deane's paper), 14 368-
381. History of the name, 14. 374, 375.
Form of government for the province
of, 17. 227, 228. Report of the Adju-
tant-General, cited, 19. 259.
21
322
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
New Hampshire, Constitution of, i. 21 ;
3. 202.
New Hampshire, Convention of 1788, ac-
count of, with speech of Mr. J. Ather-
ton, 6. 153, 154.
New Hampshire, Council of, records of
the President and Council, 16. 201-279.
Address to Charles II., 16. 276-278.
New Hampshire, Ecclesiastical Conven-
tion, early records of, 17. 152-156.
List of preachers at their annual meet-
ings, 17. 156.
New Hampshire, General Court of, 3.
323. Its journals, x. 18, 21.
New Hampshire Asylum for the Insane,
7. 36, 37, 37 n. Donations from, 4.
378, 384 ; 5. 48. Established, 7. 38.
' New Hampshire Freeman's Journal,' 13.
185.
4 New Hampshire Gazette,' i. 50.
New Hampshire Historical Society, 2.
126 n. ; 3. 326 ; 5. 48 ; 18. 402. To re-
ceive a copy of the Collections, 2. 56,
64. Donations from, 2. 71, 87, C2, 457 ;
7. 143, 407 ; 9. 1, 368, 462 ; 10. 33, 314 ;
ii. 498. To be invited to join in a
certain celebration, 2. 248. Accepts
the invitation, 2 252.
New Hampshire Historical Society, ' Col-
lections ' of , 2. 53 n., 71 n. ; 3.288; 14
121. Cited, 14. 123 n., 136 n., 138 n.,
142 n., 143 n., 872; 16. 258 n., 267 n.;
17. 221»i.-223n.,226n.,227n.; i8.409n.
New Hampshire Medical Society, books
from the Library lent to, x. 377, 378.
' New Hampshire Provincial Papers '
cited, 14 128 n., 148 n., 363 n., 369 n.,
370 n., 372 n., 374 n., 376 n. c. ; 16.
256 n., 257 n., 258 n., 267 n. ; 17. 223 n.,
224 n., 226 n. 227 n., 353 n.
'New Hampshire Spy,' i. 88.
New Haven, Conn., 3. 25, 114, 294; 4.
89; 10. 328, 387; 16. 234, 296; 17.
66 n., 89, 94, 145, 147, 285, 340, 344,
348, 415, 424 ; 18. 60 ; 19. 27, 60, 90,
195, 439 ; 20. 93. Second centennial
celebration of, 2. 224. Letter of Charles
II. addressed to, 6, 68 n. Gratitude
expressed to Scot, 6. 69 n., 70 n. The
will of Mr. W: Penno.yer, 6. 343 n.
Donation from the principal of the
Collegiate and Commercial Institutions,
8. 254. Hopkins Grammar School, 10.
407. Visit to, in 1789, 11. 15, 16, 25.
Records of, cited, 6. 67 n., 68 n.
New Herrnhuth, i. 38.
New Ipswich, Mass., 3. 8, 10, 12, 13; 5.
249, 255; 6. 434; 19. 165.
New Jersey, 3 334; 4. 100; 5. 5, 9, 10;
6 372; n. 202. Map of, i. 124. Do-
nations from, 2. 87 ; 10. 469. Naturali-
zation in, 4. 345-347. Slavery in, 6.
92, 93, 111, 138, 146, 147. Discussion
on the Constitution of the United
States, 6. 111. Returns made of their
militia, 6. 401. Makes the Continental
currency a legal tender, 7. 496. Com-
mission of Dudley as Deputy -Gov-
ernor of, ii. 204. Manufacture of gun-
powder in, 14. 256. Abstract of papers
in the Public Record Office relating to,
14. 340-342. Action of the State Con-
vention with regard to the manufacture
of salt, 15. 224.
New Jersey, College of, 8. 41, 42; 19. 402.
New Jersey, Colonial Documents of, An-
alytical Index to, 2. 581.
New Jersey, Council of, 1703, 9. 492.
New Jersey, Provincial Congress of, res-
olution in regard to the manufacture
of salt, 15. 224.
New Jersey Company, 2. 267.
New Jersey Historical Society, 2. 118n.,
581; 4. 309; 16. 473. To receive a
copy of Vol. VIIL, third series, 2. 308.
Letters from, 2. 341, 483. Request
from, to make copies of some of the
papers of Gov. Belcher, 2. 486, 487.
Donations from, 2. 336, 361, 422, 424,
430, 444, 446, 457, 460, 471, 479, 48fi,
508, 526, 547, 555, 604 ; 3. 63 ; 4. 146,
365; 5. 45, 96 ; 6. 23 ; 7-115,407; 8.
171, 253; 9. 196, 462; 10. 117, 409; n.
499. Circular letter from, relating to
the centennial celebration of the set-
tlement of Newark, 9. 216.
New Kent, Va., 6. 236.
New Kent Court House, Va., 19. 71 n.
New Lebanon, N. Y., 19. 399, 399 n., 400 ;
20. 342.
New Lights, sect of, 6. 264, 265.
New London, Conn., 5.4; 6. 199 ; 7. 253,
344 ; 8. 196 ; 10. 330. 473 ; n. 200 ; 12
115; 16. 68, 78 n., 96 n., 97; 20. 116.
Congress of the Governors of New
England and New York, 1711, 5. 233.
Expedition from, to Woodstock, 1669,
9. 473. ' History of/ by Miss Caulk-
ins, cited, 6. 255.
New London, Particular Court of, 7.
345.
New Madrid, Mo., 17. 190 n.
New Maryborough, Mass., 12. 407, 416.
New Mexico, Historical Society of, 5. 1 ;
10. 309 ; 18. 404.
' New Monthly Magazine,' 8. 287 ; 16.
408.
New Netherland, 3. 333 ; 6. 70 n. ; 10.
376, 378, 379, 389. Two hundredth an-
niversary of the conquest of, 8. 2, 3.
New North Brick Meeting-House, Boston,
15. 173.
New North Church, Boston, 2. 276; 15.
173; 16. 280; 18. 345, 346; 19. 390.
Manuscript records of, presented to
the Society, ii. 85, 129. Abstract of
them to be printed in the ' Proceed-
ings,' ii. 131. Records of. to be trans-
ferred to the City Clerk of Boston, 17.
101.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
323
New Orleans, La., 3. 55, 58, 237 ; 6. 246 ;
7. 417 ; 10. 319, 421 ; 17. 175, 177, 190.
'A Faithful Picture of/ i. 202. Ice
trade in, 3. 54, 55. Sugar carried to,
1837, 7-411. Picture of the battle of,
presented to the Society, 15. 230.
New Orleans Fisk Free Library, donation
from, 2. 480. To receive Vol. I. of the
fourth series, 2. 495.
New Plymouth, 3. 138, 238 ; 10. 377, 379.
Claims Shawornet and its neighbor-
hood, 5. 402. Kennebec lands assigned
to, 7. 369.
New Plymouth Court of Jurisdiction, 3.
238.
New Providence, Bahama Islands, 1776,
7. 250.
New Rotterdam, N. Y., 7. 330.
New Salem, Mass., 12. 407, 415.
' New Shakspeare Society,' 15. 254.
New Smyrna, Fla., 3. 226, 227.
New Smyrna Inlet, 3. 223.
New South Church, Boston, 2. 273 ; 10.
207; xx. 155; 15. 173; 17. Ill; 18. 137 n.
Manuscript records of, deposited with
the Society, n. 155; given, 13. 370.
Silver plate placed under the corner-
stone of the building in Summer Street,
presented, n. 155. Vote of thanks to
the Church Committee, n. 156.
New Spain, 18. 404.
New Stockbriclge, N. Y., 19. 394, 395,
406, 409, 410, 412, 413.
New Stockbridge Indians, visited by a
Committee, 3. 311.
New Testament, 6. 264, 314.
New York (City), N. Y., 3. 228 ; 4. 28 ; 5.
4,5; 6 95; 7. 327; 8.328, 331, 338,
355,369,375,379; 10. 316, 419, 489; xx.
230, 233, 234, 324, 356 ; 12. 227, 229, 254,
255 ; 16. 50, 97, 105, 107, 110, 159, 161,
183, 209, 222, 224, 234, 282, 300, 336,
340 n. ; 17. 16, 69, 81, 85, 119, 120, 133,
163, 1(53 «., 164, 168, 206 n., 212, 234,
290, 358 n., 360, 361, 408, 424-426, 459,
460 ; 18. 26, 51, 65, 70, 74, 76-79, 118,
167, 183/1., 191, 205, 241, 244, 245, 247,
258, 258 n., 259, 263, 303, 304 ; 19. 14,
20, 67, 69, 70, 103, 115, 117, 131, 134,
136, 137, 146, 217, 233, 248, 326, 363,
373, 394, 402, 420, 430 ; 20. i4, 91, 95,
261, 276, 342, 351, 353, 393. Con-
spiracy for burning, i. 10, 123. Yellow
fever in, i. 90. Second Congregational
Unitarian Church in, 2. 5 ; 3. 208, 212.
Donation from citizens of, 2. 511. Site
of the house occupied by Washington,
3. 123. Wealthy and fine residences
in 1750, 3. 123-125. Origin of the
name of the ' Bowery/ 3 124. Wash-
ington's reception, 1775, 4. 58. Plan
of New Amsterdam, 4 425. Dr. Fran-
cis' ' New York during the last Half-
century/ 5. 146. Watson's ' Annals of/
5- 207. Cholera in 1832, 5 279 ; 17.
425, 427. Banks suspend, 5. 286. Not
a suitable place for Congress, 5. 466.
During the American Revolution, 6. 15.
Name given to New Amsterdam, 6.
72 n. Questions of citizenship among
colored people, 6. 93. Gunpowder re-
ceived at, in 1775, 7. 187, 193, 194.
Gov. Tryon arrives at, 7. 196. Plot
in, to murder Washington, 7. 259. First
Congregational Church of, 8. 117. Re-
formed Dutch Church at, 8. 19. First
Unitarian Church in, 10. 239. Visit
to, in 1789, n. 21-24. Celebration of
the one hundredth anniversary of the
evacuation of, 20. 392.
New York (City), Common Council of,
Manual of, 6. 79.
New York (State), 3. 36, 39, 63, 84; 4.
89, 94, 99, 101, 133; 6. 206,207, 247,
353, 426 ; 7. 232-234, 243, 244, 248, 253,
260-262, 265, 294, 328, 329, 411, 412 ;
10. 323; n. 234; 12. 109, 297 ; 16. 78 n.
Census of, i. 8. Questions of boundary,
i. 21; 3. 148, 149. Laws of, x. 113,
153, 201. Dispute with New Hamp-
shire, i. 122. Dr. Mitchill's letter on
the historians of, i. 145. History of,
by William Dunlap, 2. 148. History
of, by Yates and Moulton, 2. 100, 192.
Donations from, 2. 341, 452, 462, 494,
551; 3. 32 a, 36; xx. 498. Historical
documents of value discovered, 3. 44.
Capture of the regicides, 3. 61. The
Dutch dynasty in, 3. 124. Service of
her militia in the campaign against
Burgoyne, 3. 280, 297. Willing to
supply Boston with corn, 3. 319. His-
torical Society founded in, 3. 267.
Attempt of the British Ministry to
win, 1775, 4. 229, 230. Naturalization
in, 4. 345, 347. Account and facsimile
of seal used by Gov. Andros, 6. 79-81.
Debates on the Constitution of the
United States, 6. 131, 132. Slavery
in, 6. 131, 132, 138, 194, 221, 242, 243.
The Manumission Society. 6 132. Ju-
bilee of the Constitution, 6. 134. Proc-
lamation of Sir H: Clinton in 1779, 6.
219. Condition of the British Army
at, 6. 226. Plans of Lord Dunmore, 6.
228, 229, 231 Service rendered by
colored soldiers, 6. 242-244. Provi-
sions sent to the British in Boston,
1775, 7. 224. Manufacture of gun-
powder in, 14. 253. Action toward
the encouragement of salt-manufac-
ture, 15. 224, 225. De Witt's map of,
19. 395. ' Historical Documents of/
cited, 6. 69 n, 70 n., 71 n ., 72 n. ; 17.
353 n. ' Laws of/ cited, 6. 211. ' Doc-
umentary History of/ cited, 17. 110 n.,
220 n. ; 20. 80 n.
New York (State) Agricultural Conven-
tion, donation from, 2. 301.
New York State Agricultural Society,
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
the Collections to be sent to, i. 125;
2. 68 n. Donations from, 3. 214, 265,
284; 4. 1, 122, 124, 235, 286, 365; 5.
30, 57, 64, 86; 10. 1 ; n. 499.
New York (State) Almshouse, donation
from the directors of, 2. 496.
New York (State) Colonial Records, i.
242 ». ; 6. 69 n.-72 n. ; 17. 353 n.
New York (State) Committee of Safety,
' Resolutions of,' cited, 15. 221 n.
New York (State) Constitutional Con-
vention in 1822, 5. 313.
New York (State), Legislature of, matters
relating to negroes and negro soldiers,
6. 131, 210, 211, 242-244.
New York State Library to receive a
copy of the Collections, 2. 494. Dona-
tions from the Trustees of, 2. 503, 572,
599 ; 3. 36, 110, 132 ; 4. 365, 378, 384 ;
5. 45, 319; 6. 333. 'Catalogue of
Manuscripts ' cited, 7. 338.
New York (State) Lunatic Asylum,
donation from the managers of, 3. 265.
New York (State), Provincial Congress
of, resolutions relating to the manu-
facture and exportation of salt, 15. 224.
New York and Erie Railroad Company,
donation from, 2. 56.
New York Board of Emigration Com-
missioners, n. 234.
*New York Chamber of Commerce, do-
nations from, 4. 309; 6. 249, 361 ; 7. 1,
153, 376; 8. 431 ; 9. 227 ; 10. 40, 314.
'New York Courier,' 18. 24.
New York Crystal Palace, 17 459.
' New York Evening Post,' 10. 263, 449 ;
ii. 497; 15.263.
' New York Gazette/ 14. 59.
New York Genealogical and Biographi-
cal Society, donations from, n. 499.
New York Harbor, 7. 234.
'New York Herald,' i. 112.
' New York Historical Magazine,' 15 211.
New York Historical Society, i. 392,
426 n.; 2. 71n.,91,124, 127, 157; 5. 208;
7. 144; ii. 4, 234; 12. 136, 167,183,295;
15. 279; 16. 184, 448; 17. 81, 82, 133,
362 ; 18. 26 ; 19. 352 ; 20. 185. Founder
of, i xi. The Collections to be sent
to, i. 214, 241 ; 2. 56, 69 n. Volumes
of the Collections deficient in, 2. 93.
Invitation from, 2. 129, 130. Dona-
tions from, 2. 219, 247, 255, 283, 310,
336, 351, 354, 385, 430, 454, 455, 496 ;
3 214; 4. 228; 5. 1 ; 10. 469, ii. 499.
Invited to join in a certain celebration,
2. 248. Accepts invitation, 2. 252.
Delegates present, 2. 254 n. Its anni-
versary celebration, 2. 295, 296. Prop-
osition in relation to a national name
for this country, 2. 310, 310 n., 311 n.
Letter from the Society concerning
the adoption of a national name, 2.
315, 315 n.-317 n. Asks for the co-
operation of the Society to forward
the printing of certain scientific works
by Congress, 2. 336, 337. Report of
the committee concerning the memo-
rial to Congress, 2. 338, 339. Requests
the co-operation of the Society in fa-
Vor of reducing duties on certain maps,
books, etc., 2. 349, 350. Prints :i man-
uscript continuation of Chalmers's
' Political Annals,' 2. 363 n Letter
from, inviting the Society to attend a
semi-centennial celebration, 2. 595.
List of delegates chosen to attend the
celebration, 2. 595. Gift from, of
their publications, 4. 13; 19. 349.
Presentation of a seal from Mr. G :
Adlard, 6. 79. Invitation from, to
attend the commemoration of the con-
quest of New Netherland, 8. 2. Mr.
Motley's Address before, 16. 454, 455.
' Proceedings ' of, cited, 2. 311 n. ' Col-
lections ' of, cited, ii. 152; 16. 101 ; 20.
2U4».
'New York Illustrated News,' donations
from the publishers of, 5. 229, 309 ; 6.
15.
New York Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb, ii. 4.
New York Mercantile Library Associa-
tion, see Mercantile, etc.
' New York Observer,' extract from, re-
lating to Capt. Lahrbush, ii. 241-243.
' New York Review,' 14. 393.
New York Society Library, donation
from, 2. 458.
' New York Spectator,' i. 130, 138, 178,
191, 202, 219; 2. 90, 140 n. Donation
from the publishers of, 2. 50.
'New York Times,' 9. 7; 10. 410; 15.
393; 19. 116 n.
New York University, see University of
New York.
'New York World,' 17. 240. Extract
from, 16. 11, 12.
Newall, Capt. Ezra, 15. 78.
Newall, Capt. Jonathan, 15. 82, 82 n.
Newark, N. ./., 4. 58, 91, 100. Centen-
nial celebration of the settlement of,
9. 217.
Newbern, N. C., 4. 101.
Newhery, Rev. J., owner of Sir L.
Washington's helmet, 5. 148, 149.
Newburgh, N. Y., 20. 392. Conspiracy
at, 7. 479. Address of Washington to
his officers at, to be published, 14. 181.
Publication of, 14. 331. Centennial
celebration at, 20. 351.
Newburgh, Ohio, 19. 89.
Newbury, Capt., 7. 440.
Newbury, Enq., 3. 208.
Newbury, Mass., 6. 262 ; 7. 237 ; 8, 329,
344; 10. 352; 12. 192, 249, 393, 395 ; 14.
122; 16. 7, 10, 10 n. ; 17. 344; 19. 319,
402. Introduction of Episcopacy into,
12. 375-378. Origin of the name of, 12
396. Indian attack on, 14. 129.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
325
Newbury Street, 3. 140 ; 6. 4.
Newburyport, Mass., 3 208, 212; 4. 93;
6. 278, 280, 282, 283, 290, 291, 329; n.
225, 220 ; 12. GO, 192, 200, 407, 417 ; 17.
3,4, 8,405; 19. 149 n., 158 w.,165« , 169,
169 n.; ao 395, 401. History of New-
bury, 2. 287, 287 n. Letters from, of
date 1777, presented to the Society, 3.
113. The great fire at, 6. 283.
Newcastle, Edward, Earl of, 10. 162.
Newcastle, Henry Pelham Clinton, Duke
of, 5. 97.
Newcastle, Thomas Pelham, Duke of, 3.
76 ; 12. 414, 415 ; 18. 368.
Newcastle, Del, 19. 19.
Newcastle, Eng., 6. 414.
Newcastle, Me., 12. 407.
Newcastle, N. //., 16. 386; 17. 96, 156.
Neweastle-upon-Tyne, Eng., 17. 301.
Newce. George, 15. 4.
Nevvce (Neuce, or Nuce), Capt. Thomas,
10. 27 ».
Newce, Sir William, 10. 26-31 ; 15. 4.
Newcomb, Hon. Daniel, 19. 152.
Newcomb, J. B., donation from, 10. 409.
Newcomb, Thomas, 13. 108.
Newell, , 12. 193.
Newell, , 17. 181.
Newell, Mrs., 16. 290.
Newell, Andrew, donation from, i. 50.
Newell, Betsey, death of, 15. 351.
Newell, Ebenezer, 20. 7.
Newell, Edward W., donations from, i.
103, 113.
Newell, Mrs. Mary, 13. 419.
Newell, Hon. Moses, portraits of William
and Mary in his possession, 6. 332.
Newell, Peter, 15. 157, 157 n.
Newell, Thomas, diary of, 2. 461, 467 n.;
15 335, 336. Chosen deacon of St.
Andrew's Lodge, 15. 346. Watchman
on board Capt. Brace's vessel, 15. 346.
Extracts from diary, 1773, 1774, 4. 216-
221; 5-27; 15. 147.
Newell, Dr. Thomas, presents, through
Col. Perkins, a copy of the ' Magnalia '
of Mather, 2. 37, 37 n.
Newell, Mrs. Thomas, the elder, death of,
15. 341.
Newell, Mrs. Thomas, the younqer, i<. 342,
347, 350.
Newell, Capt. Timothy, 14. 89 ; 15. 106.
Newell, Deacon Timothy, 15 334. Dona-
tion from, i. 112. Diary of, 2. 467,
467 n. His diary cited, 15. 174.
NEWELL, Rev. WILLIAM, D.D., i. 379 n.,
416 n.; z. 595 ; 8. 468 ; 18. 154 ; 19. 285.
Donations from, 2. 351 ; 4. 379. Nom-
inated a Resident Member, 2. 595.
Elected, 2. 596. Accepts membership,
2. 599. Present at meetings of the So-
ciety, 2. 604, 606. Death of, 19. xx.
Death of, announced, 19. 97, 98. Reso-
lution of the Society, 19. 99. Dr.
Clarke appointed to prepare a memoir
of, 19. 125. Notice of Rev. J. Brad-
ford by, i. 382. Notice of Rev. J.
Mellen by, i. 420, 421. His ' Memoir
of Rev. Convert Francis, D.D.,' 8.
233-253. Quoted, 10. 220, 221. 'Me-
moir of Dr. Worcester' by, 18. 169-
173.
Newfield (Bridgeport), Conn., n. 16.
Newfoundland, 6. 254; 10. 394 ; 12. 463.
' Imports and Exports of,' i. 136.
Fisheries of, 7. 204.
Newfoundland Bill, revival of, 1786, 9. 7.
Newgate, Joseph, 3. 341.
Newgate, 6. 67 n.
Newgate Calendar, 20. 155 n.
Newgate of Connecticut, engraving of,
presented, n. 483.
New gates, Mr., 6. 349.
Newhall, David, 7. 276 n.
•Newhall, Jacob, 16. 6, 6 n.
Newhall, James R., ' History of Lynn,'
by, cited, 12. 396.
Newhall, Lieut. Thomas, 15. 82, 82 n.
Newington, N. H., 17. 106 n., 107 n., 156 ;
20 336.
Newman, Henry, donations from, 2. 327,
341.
Newman, Henry, H. C. 1687, 6. 352, 353 ;
8. 28. Letter from, to Secretary Dela-
faye, 10. 350.
Newman, Capt. Henry, 1703, 12. 427.
Newman, Rev. Henry, Rehoboth, 12. 399.
Newman, John, 15. 164.
NEWMAN, JOHN, M.D., nominated a Cor-
responding Member, i. 145. Elected,
i. 148.
Newman, Mark, 18. 282.
Newman, Robert, 12. 177 ; 15. 163, 164,
167, 169.
Newman, S. C., donations from, 4. 235,
379 ; 5. 309.
Newman, S. H., 15. 164.
Newman, Rev. Samuel, 17. 344, 345. His
' Concordance to the Bible,' 18. 430 n.
Newman, Thomas, 20. 294 n.
Newman & Scovill, donation from, 9. 436.
Newmarch, Rev. John, 8. 29.
Newmarket, N. H., 17. 152, 156 ; 19. 127.
Newport, Capt. Christopher, 10. 24-31 ;
12. 98 n.
Newport, Francis, Viscount, 13 106.
Newport, R. /., 3 99, 282, 293 ; 4. 41, 93,
343; 6. 50 «., 169; 7. 188, 191, 193,
202-204, 211, 215-217, 220, 221, 224,
225, 227, 229, 248, 249, 268, 273-278,
288-290; n. 364; 13. 105, 251; 16.
397; 17. 94, 163, 164; 18. 23, 305, 312;
19. 243, 244, 259, 327, 344, 351 ; 20. 90,
93, 202 n., 203, 350. Old mill at, 18.
19 ; 19 75. Representation in, 3. 300.
And the Narragansett Patent, 5. 401.
See Narragansett Patent. French army
encamped ne?*r, 7. 147. French army
at, 7. 150. Agency of J: Clarke for, in
London, 6. 50 n. Capture of Ma j. -Gen.
326
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Prescott, 6. 195, 196. And Capt. Wal-
lace, 7. 221, 222.
Newport Harbor, 1776, 7. 249. Engage-
ment in, 1776, 7. 251.
' Newport Mercury/ 5 50 ; 13. 185.
Newport-Pagnell, 10. 27 n.
Newport's News, true spelling and mean-
ing of the name, 10. 23-32. Origin of
the name of, 15. 4.
'News, London Daily/ comments on Mr.
Motley's dismissal, 16. 450, 457.
News letters written by John Campbell
in 1703, 9. 485-501. Extracts from
manuscript, 1600-1703, 12. 419-427.
Newspapers, x. 57, 201 ; 6. 305, 421. To
be bound, i. 39, 54, 472; 3. 32, 32 b-
B2d. Not, to be taken from the Li-
brary, i. 193, 210. To be catalogued,
3. 87. Given to the Society, 3. 155; 6. 13.
See Librarian's Report. Rare papers
owned by the Society, 3. 247, 248.
Carriage of, in 1788, 3. 303. Editors
in 1796, 5. 56.
Newton, Edward A., donations from, 2
56 ; 6. 3, 17. Votes of thanks to, 2.
50 ; 6. 3. Letter from, 6. 3.
Newton, Gilbert Stuart, 12. 141. His
portrait of W: Sullivan, 2. 158. Por-
trait of John Adams, 6. 317. His
portrait of Scott, 12. 145, 147, 148,
150 n.
Newton, Henry, 3. 92.
Newton, Sir Isaac, 3. 387 ; 6. 20, 102, 359 ;
10. 226; XL 300; 13. 47 ; 14. 312; 15.
50 ; 16. 208 ; 19 434.
Newton, Hon. Thomas, 19. 144 ; 20. 160,
283, 311, 324.
Newton, Rt. Rev. Thomas, his 'Propaga-
tion Society Sermon/ i. 19.
Newton, Mass., 4. 101 ; 7. 212, 240 ; 10.
106 ; 12. 395, 410 ; 17. 51, 76, 337"; 18.
335 ; 20 238. ' History of/ by Jonathan
Homer, D.D., 2. 278. Formerly a part
of Cambridge, 12. 399. Paper on the
incorporation of the town of, by Dr.
Paige, 13. 111-113.
Newton, Penn., 17. 201 n.
Newton Theological Institution, 18. 181.
Newtown, Bucks Co., 5. 339.
Newtown, L. /., history of, by James
Ricker, 2. 504.
Newtown, Mass., n. 219. See Cam-
bridge.
Ney, see Nye.
Niagara, N. Y., 7. 329.
Niagara, vessel, 6, 240, 241.
Niagara Falls, 19. 422, 423.
Niagara River, N. I. Bowditch swims
across, 5. 510.
Nicaragua, 3. 76.
Nice, Council of, u. 437.
Nichol (Nicoll?), Rev. Dr. , Jedboro' , 12.
152.
Nicholas I., Emperor of Russia, 12. 219;
15. 53 ; 18. 194-196, 328.
Nicholas, -Sir Edward, Secretary of State,
6. 489; 7. 345, 846. Facsimile of signa-
ture, faces 7. 346.
Nicholas, John, jirobably Secretary of Privy
Council, 7. 345, 346. Facsimile of sig-
nature, faces 7. 346.
Nicholas, R. Cr, 15. 237.
Nicholaytans, 6. 478.
Nicholl, Mr., 16. 279.
Nichols, Judge, n. 208, 220.
Nichols, Andrew, M.D., 14 15.
NICHOLS, Hon. BENJAMIN R., i. 284, 375,
384, 418, 454 »., 456; 5. 503; 10. 123,
159, 322 ; 13. 228, 231 . His death, i . xliii ;
2. 41 In., 427. Nominated a Resident
Member, i. 277. Elected, i. 278. Of
Publication Committee, i. 337, 381. To
have the 'Hutchinson Papers' bound, i.
342, 370; 13. 227. Of committee on
Index to the Collections, i. 352 ; 2. 50,
52, 99. Vote of thanks to, i. 370.
Makes vocabulary from the Cotton
manuscripts, i. 370. Of committee to
consider joining with other societies in
the erection of a building, i. 384. Of
committee to collect and count votes,
i. 418. Of committee to examine the
Treasurer's accounts, i. 419. Added
to the committee to obtain better rooms,
i. 420, 456 n. Of committee to execute
the indenture with the Provident Insti-
tution for Savings, i. 460, 401 n. Con-
tributes to purchase the Society's build-
ing, i. 405 n. Present at a meeting of
the Society, 2. 56. ' Memoir of/ 2.
411 n., 427. Date of membership, 2.
411 n. His parentage, 2. 427. His ac-
count of Plymouth Colony Records, i.
419. Arranges and indexes the ' Hutch-
inson Papers/ 2. 440 n.
Nichols, Mrs. Eliza ( Baker), 13. 123.
Nichols, George, 8 61.
Nichols, Henry P. (Nichols $• Noyes), 8.
271.
Nichols, Capt. Ichabod, 2. 427.
Nichols, Hon. Israel, 10. 103.
Nichols, John, 17. 173.
Nichols, John, F.S.A., d. 1826, 15. 236 n.,
237. Literary labors of, 13. 122, 123.
His ' Illustrations of Literature ' cited,
15. 231, 236. His ' Literary Anecdotes '
cited, 15. 257.
Nichols, John Bowyer, his Memoir of his
father, 13. 123 n.
NICHOLS, JOHN GOUGH, F.S.A., 8. 96;
13. 266, 267. Elected a Corresponding
Member, 10. 145. Accepts member-
ship, 10. 315. Donation from, of a
medallion likeness of himself and wife,
II. 84, 251. Donor to the Library, II.
500. His death, 13. xviii. Death of,
announced, 13. 122 Notice of, by W.
H. Whitmore, 13. 122-125. His literary
labors, 13. 123, 124. His ' Herald and
Genealogist ' cited, 16. 38.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
327
Nichols, Mrs. John Gough, presents a
copy of the Memoir of her husband, 13.
370. Vote of thanks to, 13. 371.
Nichols, Mrs. Lucy (Lewis), n. 84, 251.
Nichols, Mrs. Lydia Ropes, 2. 427.
Nichols, Mrs. Mary (Pickering), 2. 427.
Nichols, Lieut. Nathaniel, 15 81.
Nichols, Co'. Richard, see Nicolls.
Nichols & Hall, 12. 77.
Nicholson, Gr-n., 20. 278.
Nicholson, Arthur, 17. 215, 215 n., 216.
Nicholson, Francis, 13. 113.
Nicholson, Col. Francis, 5. 230; u. 202;
12. 2-33, 2-35.
Nicholson, Jane, 18. 357 n.
Nicholson, Joseph, 18. 357 n., 359.
Nicholson, Richard L., 7. 158; 14. 329.
Nickerson, Ansel 1, 20. 303 n. Tried for
murder, 15. 340, 341.
Nickerson, Nehemiah, certificate of, with
regard to goods of Jolley Allen, 16. 95.
Nicklin, Mr., 15. 325.
Nickolls, Lieut. Caleb, 15. 75.
' Nicolaitan Heresy,' n. 420.
Nicolas, Nicholas Harris, his ' Life of
William Davison.' 12. 103.
Nicolls, Deacon, 7. 212.
Nicolls, Matthias, Secretary, 3. 61.
Nicolls, Col. Richard, Koyal Commissioner,
4. 1(50, 274, 275 ; 5. 377 ; 6. 71 n. ; 7.
344 ; 10. 389 n. ; 15. 04 n. ; 16. 220, 222,
222 n., 223, 225, 225 n., 229, 232, 235,
235«., 239, 243. Surrender of New
Amsterdam, 6. 71 n. Letter to Secre-
tary Morrice, 6. 72 n. Letter to the
Duke of York, 6. 72 n. Acts as Deputy-
Governor for the Duke of York, 6. 72 n.
Warrant to, 10. 390. Letter to, from
Sir Robert Moray, 16. 229.
Niebuhr, Barthold George, 12. 265, 267 ;
19. 351.
Niemeyer, H. A., his ' Collectio Confes-
sionum' cited, 18 140 n.
Niger, frigatj-of-war, 7. 247.
Niglitingall, Mr., 7. 203.
Nijhoff, Messrs. Campbell &, 13. 308.
Nile River, 3. 207. Journey to discover
the source of, 3. 264.
Niles, Hezekiah, his ' Register,' 2. 91. His
1 Weekly Register ' cited, 6. 242, 245 ;
13. 177. His ' Principles and Acts of
the Revolution in America ' cited, 13.
177.
NILES, Hon. NATHANIEL, A.M., nomi-
nated a Corresponding Member, i. 38.
Elected, i. 47.
Niles, Lieut. Nathaniel, 15. 84.
Niles, Hon. Samuel, donation from, i.
75.
Niles, Rev. Samuel, Abington, d. 1814, his
' Sermon before the Massachusetts Mis-
sionary Societv,' i. 146.
Niles, Rer. Samuel, Braintree, d. 1762, 7.
247 ; 8. 30. His ' History of Indian and
French Wars,' i. 75, 242 n. ; 4. 378, 379;
6.8; 14. 130?i., 131 n., 136n.-139n.,
145 n., 146 n. ; 19. 229. His 'Vindica-
tion of Gospel Doctrines,' i. 137.
Nimblet, Lieut. Robert, 15. 8(5.
Nini, , engraver, 12. 52.
Ninicraft, Indian, 13. 250.
Ninigret, 6. 428; 10. 410; 16. 401 n.,
402.
Ninkins, Frederick, 16. 25.
'Nipmug' country, n. 203.
Nipsumak, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Nisi Prius, modes of trying causes at, 10.
69.
Nivernois, Baie de, 7. 330.
Nixon, Col. John, 12. 195; 14. 88, 90; 15.
85, 101, 103-105, 108, 110, 116, 117,
122, 126, 127, 129, 130, 132, 133, 147,
154, 158, 160. Officers of the regiment
of, 15. 80.
Nixon, Col. Thomas, 6. 177, 178 ; 15. 80,
87, 95, 107, 110, 160. Report of, 4.
303.
Noah, Mordecai M., donation from, 2. 93.
' Noan's Ark,' tavern, 18. 344.
Noailles, Emmanuel Victurnien Henri,
Marquis de, 13. 105.
Noailles, Louis Marie, Vicomte de, 19. 69.
Noailles family, 15. 40 n.
Noakes, Robert, 12. 107.
Nobility, 7. 398.
Noble, Capt. David, 15. 81, 111.
Noble, H. Weld, donation from, i. 176.
Nock, Mrs. Elizabeth, death of, 14. 138.
Nock, Mrs. Hester, 14. 152.
Nock, Sylvanus, 14. 138. Marriage of,
14. 152.
' Noctograph ' of Mr. W. H. Prescott, 13.
66, 246-249.
Noddle's Island, 4. 302 ; 5. 53. 54 ; 7. 186,
239. Slavery on, 3. 189. Fortification
on, 7. 250, 254 ; 18. 284, 288.
Nodier, Charles, 4. 422.
Nohden, Georg Heinrich, 18. 182.
Nokesville, Va., 16. 387.
Nolte, Frederick, gift from, 18. 180.
Nomattum, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Nominating Committee, 4. 19, 228, 272,
438 ; 5. 160, 195, 486 ; 9. 82 ; 10. 485.
Appointment of, z. 485, 517, 525, 553.
Report of, 2. 487, 488, 527, 528, 558,
559. Rules regarding, 3. 242, 243. See
By-Laws.
Nomination Book, members not to com-
municate the names nominated for
membership, 2. 15.
Nomination of members, committee ap-
pointed to consider expediency of alter-
ing the laws relating to, i. 150. Votes
concerning, i. 378. Manner of making,
referred to the Standing Committee, i.
381. Report of the committee, i. 384.
Rules of, in the By-Laws, 3. 239, 240.
See By-Laws. See Corresponding Mem-
bers, Honorary Members, and Resident
Members, nomination of.
328
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Non-jurors excluded from office and trebly
taxed, 5. 11.
'Nonconformists,' n. 216; 12. 420.
Nook Hill, Dorchester neck, 7. 242-244, 254.
Nootka Sound, 7. 442. First vessel from
the United States to, i. 25.
Norcross, Rev. Nathaniel, 17. 341.
Norcross, Hun. Otis, 19. 350.
Norfolk, Henry Howard, 7th Duke of, 13.
106.
Norfolk, Va., 3. 370 ; 4. 98 ; 6. 105, 106,
187, 188, 191 ; 18. 420, 421 ; 20. 400.
'Norfolk County, Eng., 6. 262, 343, 343 n.
Norfolk County, Mass., donation from
the County Commissioners of, 4. 146.
Norfolk County Agricultural Society, 18.
281; 19. 341.
Norfolk Sound, description of, by Hon.
W: Sturgis, 7. 438-440.
Normal School in Massachusetts, 10. 283.
Establishment of, n. 64, 75.
Norman, John, 6. 38 ; 17. 365 ; 20. 188.
Norman Conquest, 2. 286 ; 3. 9 ; 6. 54, 55.
Norman names, 3 9.
Normanby, Marquis of, see Buckingham-
shire, Duke of.
Normandy, 3. 367.
Norridgewock, Me., 3. 325.
Norridgewock (Norridgewalk) Indians. I.
388 ; 3. 324.
Norris, Rev. Edward, 17. 343 ; 18. 37.
Norris, Hon. John, 18. 37.
Norris, Jos. P., 5. 210.
Norris, Mrs. Mary (Herbert), 18. 37.
Norristown, IJenn., 19. 359.
North, Christopher, see Wilson.
North, Chief Justice Francis, Baron Guil-
ford, see Guilford.
North, Frederic, Lord, 4. 25, 81 ; 5. 329,
361, 362 ; 8. 336, 338, 341, 345, 378,
395; 13. 156, 157, 180; 14. 237-239,
244,245; 15. 26,26 n.; 16 47; 17. "316;
19. 217. His reported flight to France,
7. 204. Reported wound, 7. 205. Speaks
of the Island of Virginia, 7. 324.
North, Henry, 19. 80.
North and Gray, , Lord, 13. 106.
North, the, see United States of America.
North America, 3. 139 ; 6. 402, 403. A
map of the coast, i. 112. Map of, by
E. Bowen, 2. 524, 525. Map of, by
D'Anville, 2 525. Map of, by H. Moll,
3-37.
' North American Almanac and Massa-
chusetts Register ' published by Edes
& Gill, 3. 142 n.
' North American and West Indian Gaz-
etteer,' 8. 78.
North American Indians, remains of, re-
cently exhumed in West Medford, 6.
362-364.
North American Insurance Co., Phila-
delphia, 13. 18.
'North American Review,' i. 246 n., 386,
391, 423, 430, 432 ; 2. 98 n., 108 n., 274,
281 ; 7. 435 ; 10. 62, 74, 184, 249 n., 358,
447,448,476,480; n. 323, 357, 375; 12.
58, 310, 442 ; 14. 47, 78, 175, 392 ; 15. 203,
211; 16. 129, 192; 17. 375, 378, 447;
18. 80, 232, 274, 335, 339, 354 ; 19. 341 ;
20. 412. Presented to the Society, 2.
77. On the Oregon Question, 7. 451,
452, 459. On the Somers Mutiny, 7.
453, 454. Edited by J. Sparks, 10.
228. History of, 10. 245-247, 249 n.
Its notice of Motley's 'Morton's Hope/
16. 411, 412. Mr. Motley's contribu-
tions to, 16. 417-419. Its notice of his
' Merry-Mount,' 16. 420 ; of his ' Dutch
Republic,' 16. 427, 428. Subscription
in aid of, 18. 401 n. Cited, 10. 223.
North Andover, Mass., 10. 352 ; 17. 3, 100.
North Battery, Boston, 5. 54. Picture of,
faces 15. 364.
North Bridgewater, Mass., 3. 219 ; 4. 99 ;
19. 257.
'North Briton, Extraordinary,' i. 48.
North Brookfield, Mass., 6. 431 n.
North Carolina, U. S.A., 6. 435 ; 8. 296;
10. 24, 480; xx. 254. 'Proceedings of
the House of Burgesses of,' i. 20. Laws
of, i. 75. Cotton shipped from, 3. 225.
Naturalization in, 4. 346. The impor-
tation of slaves, 6. 92, 141, 146. Ques-
tions of citizenship among colored
people, 6. 93, 94. Condition of slaves
after the Revolution, 6. 94. Laws and
other matters pertaining to slavery, 6.
144-147, 222. Clauses of the Consti-
tution accepted by, 6. 156. Supply of
troops for the Revolutionary War, 6.
212. Loyalty towards the King, in
1782, 6. 226. Plans for conquest, 6.
227. Specimen of currency of, 1778,
7. 360. Manufacture of gunpowder in,
14. 255.
North Carolina, Convention of 1788, 6.
164-166.
North Carolina, Council of Safety of,
orders in regard to the importation of
salt, 15. 222, 223.
North Carolina, Provincial Congress,
1775, Continental Association adopted
by, 6. 105. Order of, in relation to the
manufacture of salt, 15. 222.
North Carolina Historical Society, 2. 303.
To receive a copy of Vol. VIII., third
series, of the Collections, 2. 303.
North Carolina University, see Univer-
sity, etc.
North Church, Boston, 15. 165, 169-172,
174-176; 18. 140 n. See also New
North Church.
North Conway, N. H., 17. 284 ; 19. 437.
North Eastern Boundary Commissioners,
3. 7-3 ; 10. 299. Manuscript relating to
the proceedings of, i. 253 ; 2. 175, 180,
190, 190n., 214, 214 n., 215, 218, 219,
221, 510, 512, 524, 525. To have leave
to consult books and papers, i. 414.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
329
Maps, &c., lent to, x. 415. Gov. Lin-
coln's letter asking the loan, i. 415 n.
North End, Boston, 7. 225.
North End Grammar School, Boston, 18.
347.
North Hampton, N. H., 16. 7n.,8, 9, 155;
17. 156.
North-Haven, Qonn., n. 25; 17. 161.
' North Mill ' Parish, N. H., 16. 7, 7 n., 9.
North Kingston, R. L, 8. 195.
North Latin School, Boston, see Latin
School.
North Point, 5. 374, 375.
North River, 3. 278, 279. First iron
steamer on, 7. 412. British galleys as-
cend, 7. 281.
North Square, Boston, 6. 29 ; 18. 345, 346.
North Virginia, extinction of the slave
trade, 6. 98. See Virginia.
North-west Boundary, 7. 457, 458. Maps
of, presented, n. 158.
North-west Coast of America, curiosities
from, given, i. 76, 138. Commerce
with, 7. 424, 426. Sturgis's works on,
7. 435. Medal relating to trade to, ex-
hibited, 12. 41.
North-west Territory, 9. 9 ; 10. 480. Set-
tlement of, 2. 198. Ordinance against
slavery, 6. 98.
North Yarmouth, Me., 12. 403.
Northampton, Henry Howard, Earl of,
n. 208.
Northampton, James Compton, 3d Earl
of, 12. 412.
Northampton, William Compton, Earl of ,
ii. 212; 13. 94.
Northampton, Eng., u. 207. Mortgage-
deed of a house in the Drapery at, 19.
310.
Northampton, Mass., 3. 320; 4. 93; 5.
42; 7. 231 ; 10. 354; 12. 394, 395, 397 ;
16. 103, 122, 155 ; 17. 36, 356 ; 18. 17,
184-188; 19. 12-14, 38».,44, 339, 340,
396-398,421,422; 20. 48 n., 325. Com-
mittee of Safety of, i. 294.
Northampton Bank, 5. 285..
Northampton Insane Asylum, 5. 409 ; 7.
Northamptonshire, Eng., 3. 175.
Northborough, Mass., 12. 408, 418; 16.
91, 91 n., 92.
Northbridge, Mass., 12. 408, 419.
Northern Academy of Arts and Sciences,
New Hampshire, 2. 220, 220 n.
Northern Antiquaries, Society of, see Kon-
geligt Nordiske Oldskrift Selskab.
Northern Central R. R. Co., 7. 156, 158.
Vote of thanks to, i. 160.
Northern States, see United States, etc.
Northfield, Mass., 12. 403, 410; 16. 18,
29,31.
Northmen, discoverers of America, 6.
254 ; 8. 181-199.
Northumberland, Algernon George Percy,
Duke of, 17. 230.
Northumberland, Hugh Percy, 1st Duke
of, 17. 291, 292.
Northumberland, Hugh Percy, Id Duke
of, also Earl. Percy, 4. 24 ; 8. 321, 334,
340, 345, 350, 396, 403-405 ; 13 57 ; 14.
33, 283, 300, 349, 358 ; 17. 290, 291 ; 19.
377 n. Not present at Bunker Hill bat-
tle, 14. 99. His account of battle of
Lexington, 14. 349 n. Portrait of, pre-
sented to the town of Lexington, 17.
230, 231.
Northumberland Co., Eng., 7. 224.
Northup, John, protest of, against the
enlistment of slaves, 6. 203, 204.
Norton, , n. 226.
Norton, Capt., 17. 205.
Norton, Col., British officer, 18. 76.
Norton, Mr., 7. 238,
Norton, Prof. Andrews, 8. 122 ; 10 219,
229, 230, 237 ; 12. 311, 312; 13. 27, 37,
443; 15. 192; 16. 51; 20. 235. Dona-
tions from, i. 116 ; 2 327. Position as
to natural religion, 6. 309. Contributes
to the ' Literary Miscellany/ 6. 276.
Hymn by, 6. 322.
NORTON, Rev. ASA, 19. 409, 409 n., 410,
416, 417. Nominated a Corresponding
Member, i. 102. Elected, x. 104.
Norton, Rev. Asahel S., D.D., donation
from, i. 100. His account of a great
storm, i. 122.
Norton, Charles B., 4. 124. Donations
from, 2. 475, 511, 551, 553 ; 3. 40 ; 4. 255.
Vote of thanks to, 4. 258. His ' Liter-
ary Gazette,' 2. 551, 553.
NORTON, Prof. CHARLES E., A.M., 16.
159 n. ; 26. 190. Elected a Resident
Member, 5. 47. Accepts membership,
5. 48. On Dixon's Lord Bacon. 5. 164.
Donations from, 5. 312; 7. 100, 102,
136, 143, 357 ; xi. 197, 501. A special
committee to print the paper of Mr.
Livermore, 6. 82, 83. Motion of, 6.
83. Motion of, to be modified, 6.
83. Of Standing Committee, 7. 363.
Remarks in communicating extracts
from an Orderly Book of the Revolu-
tionary Army, 7. 132-136. Translator
of Dante, 8. 277, 278. Vote of thanks
to. 8. 279. Letter from, n. 223. Ex-
hibits a cast of the face of Oliver
Cromwell, 13. 450. Letter from, with
Pres. Leverett's memorandum-book,
14. 222. Letter communicated by, 16.
158. Remarks by, on the death of Mr.
Longfellow, 19. 275-277. Communi-
cated extracts from letters received
from Charles Darwin, 19. 311. His
' Church Building in the Middle Ages,'
18. 240, 406.
Norton, Elizabeth Cranch, gives manu-
script sermons, 8. 90.
Norton, Copt. Francis, 14 370n.,375, 376n.
Norton, Rev. Jacob, 8. 90. Donation
from, i. 201.
330
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Norton, John, Indian chief, i. 238 n.
Norton, Rev. John, d. 1663, 3. 288 ; xi.
201 ; 12. 409 ; 17. 145, 146 M., 205, 342,
345, 348; 18. 394. Action in England
when a commissioner from Massa-
chusetts, 6. 65 ». Memoirs of, by C.
Mather, 6. 407 n. Entertains Goffe, 7.
281. His ' Responsio ad Totam Ques-
tionum Syllogen,' i. 10, 340. His
Election Sermon and Thursday lecture,
i. 154. General Election Sermon of,
2 293 n.
Norton, Rev. John, H. C. 1671, d. 1716,
8. 14, 22, 27.
Norton, Ren. John, Yale College, 1737, d.
1778, his ' Redeemed Captive/ i. 21.
Norton, Nathaniel P., donation from, 5.
196.
Norton, Lieut. -Col Walter, 14. 376 n.
Norton, Mass., 2. 547 ; 7. 229, 241 ; 12.
403 ; 13. 51, 54 ; 19. 224, 225. Church
of, 8. 221 ; becomes Baptist Church, 8.
222. Origin of the name of, 12. 409.
Norwalk, Conn., 17. 101 ; 20. 93.
Norway, ship-tombs in, 13. 9-11.
Norway, Royal University of, see Kon-
geligt Norsk Frederiks-Universitet.
Norway, Society for the Preservation of
the Antiquities of, see Forening til
Norske Fortidsmindesmerkers Beva-
ring.
Norway-Plains Co. v. Boston and Maine
Railroad, 10. 67, 68.
Norwich, Conn., 3. 310; 4. 94; 7. 210,
230; 10. 473; 17. 146 n. ; 19. 326. Aids
Boston, 1774, 4. 221.
Norwich, Mass., 12. 406, 408; 18. 185,
188. Name changed to Huntington,
12. 419.
Norwich, Vt., 17. 98.
Norwich University, Vt., 17. 98.
Norwoo, or Norwoottuck ( Hadley, Mass.),
17. 146 n., 148, 148 n.
'Notes and Queries,' i. 417 ». ; 10. 485,
486 ; 14. 217. Cited, 18. 404.
NOTT, Rev. ELIPHALET, D.D., LL.D.,
President of Union College, 4. 92; 12. 444 ;
18. 228. Nominated a Corresponding
Member, i. 229. Elected, i. 231. Death
of, 8. xvi. Notice of the death of, 9.
67. Dr. Lothrop to furnish a memorial
of, for the Proceedings, 9. 67.
Nott, Rev. Samuel, 12. 444. Letter of
Chief Justice Taney to, 12 445-447.
Nott, Samuel, son of the preceding, dona-
tion from, 12. 445.
Nottebohm & Co., 3. 52.
Nottingham, Charles Howard, '3d Earl of,
13. 106.
Nottingham, Daniel Finch, 2d Earl of, 10.
373 ; 20. 284 n.
Nottingham, Heneage Finch, Earl of, 4.
165; 12. 413.
Nottingham, Eng., surrenders its charter,
4. 164.
Nottingham (Hudson), N. H., 12. 401 n.,
406 n., 413 ; 17. 153.
Nourse, Benjamin F., gift from, 17. 48.
Vote of thanks to, 17. 49.
Nourse, Major Charles, 18. 284.
Nourse, John, i. 13.
Nourse, Mis. Rebecca, see Nurse, Rebecca.
' Nouvelles Annales des Voyages,' 17. 310.
Nova Scotia, 3 19; 5 350, 357 ; 6. 219;
7. 213, 264, 370 ; 10. 323, 324. ' List of
Governors of,' i. b. Papers relating
to, i. 22. Manuscript ' Description of,'
i. 54. Wax impression of the seal of,
i. 103. Memoirs of the Commissioners
concerning the limits of,' i. 153. Publi-
cation of the Public Records of, 3. 263.
Public documents of historical value
donated to the Society, 3. 263. The
Legislative Assembly to receive a set
of the Collections, 3. 334. Slaves sent
to, by Lord Cornwallis, 6. 221. Early
voyages of the Northmen to, 6. 254.
Boston tories go to, 7. 178. -See Refu-
gees. Donation from the government
of, ii. 103, 498. Leave granted the
government of, to copy the manuscript
Journal of Col. John Winslow, 16. 175.
Nova Scotia, Provincial Parliament of,
donations from, 3. 203 ; 4. 14.
'Novanglus and Massaehusetteiisis/g.356.
Novel, first American, i. 491.
Nowell, Alexander, 8. 13, 22, 26 ; 10. 403.
Nowell, Henry, 19. 80.
Nowell, Increase, 16 137, 138; 17. 129;
18. 298. His will, 5. 155.
Nowell, Samuel, 12. 107.
Nowell, Samuel, d. 1688,8. 12, 21, 25; 20.
121, 162 n. Accounts kept by, at Har-
vard College, 6. 338, 348. Petition of,
12. 112.
Nowogenott, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Nox, colony of, matters pertaining to, in
the will of William Penoyer, 6. 343 n.
Noyes, Hon. Charles J., his report to the
Legislature on the ' Hutchinson Papers,'
cited, xi. 336.
Noyes, Rev. James, Newbury, d. 1656, 17.
344.
Noyes (Noyse), Rev. James, Stonington,
Conn., d. 1719, 8. 13, 21, 26.
Noyes, Lieut. John, 15. 86.
Noyes (Noyse), Rev. Moses, 8. 13, 21, 26.
Noyes, Dr. Nathaniel, i. 53 ; n. 141.
Donations from, i. 50, 60.
Noyes, Rev. Nicholas, 2. 466 ; 8. 13, 22,
27 ; 10. 403, 407 ; 12. 106, 366 ; 2. 294 n.
Lines addressed to Cotton Mather by,
9. 484.
Noyes, Oliver, 8. 29.
Noyes, Capt. Paul, 12 195.
Noyes, Primus, n. 316.
Noyes, Samuel, 12. 206.
Noyes, Col. Thomas, 3. 343 ; 20. 287, 315,
317. Letter from Judge Sewall to, 12.
375.
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331
Noyes, Rev. Thomas, i. 345.
Noyse, see Noyes.
Nudd, Thomas, 16. 265.
Nugent, George Grenville, Baron, his
' Memorials of Hampden/ 18. 442, 443.
Nullification, 8. 172.
'Numismatic and Antiquarian Society of
Philadelphia/ 12. 157. Donation from,
10. 33. Gift from, 17. 78.
Numismatic and Archaeological Society
of America, see American Numismatic,
etc.
Numismatic Association, Rhode Island, 10.
311.
Numismatics, i. 203. 'Numismata Au-
rea Imperil Roman!/ i. 153.
Nunez, Miguel, 8. 204.
Nunn, Lieut. Joseph, 4. 23; 14. 350, 351.
' Nunquam Libertas Gratior,' 6. 80, 81.
Nurse, Benjamin. 20. 286, 319.
Nurse, Francis, 20. 286, 318.
Nurse, George, 20 286.
Nurse, John, 20. 286, 318.
Nurse, Rebecca, 5. 34; 15. 211 ; 20. 313,
315, 316.
Nurse, Samuel, 20. 286, 313, 318, 319.
Nurse, Samuel, the i/onnger, 20. 286.
Nute, Abraham, marriage of, 14. 152.
Nute, Elizabeth (Mrs. Furber), 14. 151.
Nute, James, Sen., 16. 265.
Nute, James, Jr., 16. 265.
Nutritum, 5. 390.
Nutt, , sentenced by a court-martial,
16. 351.
Nuttall, Thomas, 17. 412.
Nutter, Lieut. Anthony, death of, 14. 123.
Nutter, Lieut. Ano., 16. 265, 266, 272.
Nutter, Elder Hatevil, 14. 123 n.
Nutter, Henry, marriage of, 14. 152.
Nutter, Mrs. Mary, 14. 152.
Nutting, Capt. John, 15. 79, 132.
Nye, David, donations from, i. 131, 138.
Nye, Gideon, 15. 161.
Nye, Horace, his ' Reminiscences ' cited,
17. 184 n.
Nye, Deacon Joseph, n. 308; 16. 85. Do-
nation from, i. 137.
Nye (Ney), Rev. Philip, it. 201.
Nye, Samuel (J. Nye fr Son), n. 308.
o.
OAKES, EDWARD, 8. 23, 28 ; 12. 365.
Oakes, Lieut. Josiah, 15. 84.
Oakes, Mrs. Susannah H., 10. 51.
Oakes, Thomas, 4. 256 ; 8. 13, 22, 26; 12.
Oakes, Titus, 18. 256.
Oakes, Urian, //. C. 1678, 8. 23, 27. Col-
lege thesis of, 3. 133.
Oakes, Rev. Urian, President of Harvard
College, d. 1681, 3. 319; 8/12, 20, 25;
13. 373 ; 14. 222, 223 n. ; 18. 16. His
death and funeral, 3. 320 ; 6. 341. His
Artillery Election Sermons, i. 10.
Oakey, William F., 2. 158.
Oakham. E»g., Dr. K. Ellis's visit to, 18.
249-251.
Oakham, Mass., 12. 407. Origin of the
name of, 12. 416.
Oakland, Cal., 17. 461.
Oakley, Frank, 17. 135.
Oates, Richard, 16. 265.
Oaths, appointed to be taken instead of
the oaths of allegiance, etc., 4. 255,.
256. Justices', 13. 233. Of allegiance,
13. 233.
Oatley, William H., Wroxeter, Eng.t 7.
117.
Obeluc, M.,i. 355.
Oberlausitzische Gesellschaft der Wis-
senschaften zu Gorlitz, donation from,
5. 347 ; 6. 417 ; 7. 168 ; 8. 253 ; 9. 227,
462 ; io. 40, 117, 469, 484 ; n. 499.
Oberlin College, donations from the
Trustees of, 7. 279 ; 8. 78, 88, 466 ; 9.
436, 463; io. 93, 368 ; ii.4<)9. Obliga-
tions of the Society, 13. 19; 14. 326;
15. 275.
O'Brien, Carolan, 2 479. To make a
catalogue for the Library, 2. 480, 480 n.
Letter from, in relation to the proposed
catalogue of the Library, 2. 526. His
services to be discontinued, 2. 528.
' Observations on the American Revolu-
tion/ i. 19.
' Observations on the Circumstances of
Massachusetts Bay/ i. 7.
' Observations on the Controversy with
Great Britain/ i. 21.
' Observations on the Introduction of
Long Staple Cotton in Georgia/ 3. 224,
225.
' Observations on the Land Company in-
stituted at Philadelphia/ i. 123, 130.
' Observations on the Rise and Primitive
State of New England/ i. 55.
Observatory, see Harvard University, etc.
' Observer/ newspaper, New York, 19.
360 n.
O'CALTAGHAN, EDMUND B., M.D ., 13. 43 ;
1 8 406. Letter from, acknowledging
the receipt of the Collections in ex-
change for his publications, 3. 96, 98.
Elected a Corresponding Member, 3.
237. Accepts membership, 3. 251. Do-
nations from, 3. 98, 112, 251 ; 4. 196,
226, 379; 5. 196; 7. 168; 8. 314; io.
21 ; ii. 500. His death, 18. xx. Death
of, announced by the President, 18.
118. His ' List of Editions of the
Bible printed in America/ etc , 6 15.
His ' Colonial Documents of New
York 'cited, 14. 124 n., 126 n., 130 n.
His ' Documentary History of New
York ' cited, 17. 110 n., 220 n.
' Occasional Paper/ i. 79.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Occom, Rev. Samson, Indian preacher, 2.
194; 19. 415 n.
Ocello (Ochino), Bernardino, 15. 246.
Ochs, General Baron von, his ' Betracht-
ungen,' 5. 108 n.
Ochterlony, Sir David, 17. 217.
O'Clery, , 13. 64.
O'Daly, Doni. de Kosario, 13. 64.
Odell, ("apt. James, 15. 390 n.
Odell, Rev. Jonathan, D.D., n. 257, 323;
12. 58; 17. 210, 210 »., 211.
Odell, Margaretta Matilda, 15. 390 n.
Her ' Memoir of Phillis Wheatley/ 7.
269 «., 270 n.
Oderigo, Niecolo, n. 223; 16. 319 n.
Odiorne, Elizabeth Cunningham (Mrs.
Livermore), see Livermore.
Odiorne, Hetty (Mrs. J. Sullivan), 2. 150.
Odiorne, James C., donation from, 2. 96.
Odiorne, John, 16. 264.
Odiorne, Jotham, Judge, 2. 150.
Odiorne, Thomas (Russell, Odiorne, $*
Co.), i. 504.
Odiorne, William, 2. 150.
Odiorne's Point, N. //., 14. 368.
Odlin. Rev. John, 17. 156. Ordination of,
14. 144.
Odlin, Rev. Woodbridge, 14. 144 n.
Odronaux, John, donation from, 2. 569.
OZdipus, 17. 43U.
Officers of the Society, i. 3, 208. Election
of, i. 4, 34, 50, 64, 82, 97, 105, 117,
125, 132, 140, 148, 157, 164, 170, 188,
193, 196, 206, 215, 221, 226, 231, 239,
245, 254, 264, 273, 279, 288, 335, 341,
350, 374, 380, 387, 398, 409, 418, 427,
445, 452, 467, 489 ; 2. 3, 40, 82, 103, 130,
149, 192, 233, 251, 271, 313, 342, 370,
387, 426, 454, 472, 488, 528, 559. Lists
of, with dates, complete from 1791 to
1857, i. 1, li. Elected for the ensiling
year, April, 1855, 3. 28, 29 ; 1856, 3. 85,
86; 1857, 3. 162; J858, 4. 19; 1859, 4.
272; 1860, 5. 29 ; 1861, 5. 195; 1862, 6.
19 ; 1863, 7. 26 ; 1864, 7. 363 ; 1865, 8.
272 ; 1866, 9. 190 ; 1867, 10. 20 ; 1868,
10. 173; 1869, ii. 45; 1870, n. 243;
1871, 12.80; 1872, 12.225,250; 1873,
13. 21; 1874, 13. 279; 1875, 14. 28;
1876, 14. 328; 1877, 15-276; 1878, 16. 173;
1879, 17. 76; 1880, 18. 3b; 1881, 18. 415;
1882, 19. 296, 297 ; 1883, 20. 199. To be
chosen on one ticket, 2. 192. Change
in the article concerning the election
of, 2. 484, 485. Nomination of, 2. 487.
488. By-Laws concerning, 2. 516, 517 ;
3. 243. Sue By-Laws.
Offley, Amelia (Lady Bernard), see Ber-
nard.
Offley, Mrs. Anne (Shute), 12. 416.
Offley, Stephen, 12. 416.
Offor, George, 10. 429 ; 12. 441.
Ogden, Mr., 19 173.
Oge, Philip Barry, 13. 65.
Ogibvva Language, 2. 35, 36.
Ogilby, John, his ' America,' i. 11, 99.
Ogleby, Nicholas, 15. 157.
Oglethorpe, Gen. James, i. 478??. ; 17.80.
O'Hara, Gen. Charles, 14. 337 ; 19. 69.
Ohio, U. S. A., 6. 92. Its Law Library,
2. 8. Ordinance for the government
of territory northwest of, 2. 8. Indian
hunting-grounds, 3. 236. Donations
from, 6. 22; 7. 21 ; 8. 76, 78, 274; 9.
196, 357 ; 10. 40, 368; n. 498. Revo-
lutionary soldiers from Massachusetts
settled in, 15. 6.
Ohio Company, i. 246n.; 17. 174, 180n.,
188 n., 189, 189 n.. 190, 190n.-192n.
'Ohio Defeat,' i. 19.
Ohio Historical and Philosophical So-
ciety, 10. 336, 337; 13. 186. Dona-
tions from, 2. 341 ; n. 499. Publica-
tions of, cited, 17. 185 n.
Ohio Indians, treaty with, i. 18.
Ohio Land Company, 2. 198.
Ohio River, 3. 91 ; 10. 207, 452.
Ohio State Library, donations from the
Librarian, 4. 122, 235.
Ohkakqusitt, 2. 290 n.
Oil, trade in, 3. 183.
Oil of almonds, 5. 391.
Oil Springs, 12. 39.
Oken, Lorenz, 14. 15.
Olaf, the Saint, 18. 20.
Olano, Sebastian de, 16. 321.
Olcott, Hon. Simeon, 20. 338.
' Old Boston,' lithographs of, 7. 24.
Old Braintree, Mass., 17. 56 n.
Old Brick Church, Boston, see First
Church, Boston.
Old Colony Club, i. 45 n.
' Old Colony Memorial,' 14. 207.
Old Colony Records, 2. 291 n.
Old Elm, Boston Common, picture of, 14.
299. Mr. Waterston's paper on, 14.
300-315. Photograph of, given, 18. 268.
Old Feather Store, Boston, 12. 218.
Old Field Schools, 16. 316.
Old Hampton, N. //., 16. 7.
' Old Hundred,' history of the tune of,
2. 283.
' Old Ironsides/ frigate, 18. 345.
Old Meeting-House, Boston, 15. 173.
' Old Men's Tears for their own Declen-
sions,' 3. 287.
Old North Church, Boston, 15. 164, 169,
170, 172-174, 176. Ordered to be pulled
down, 1775, 7. 223, 231.
Old North Church (built anew), 18. 345,
346, 351.
' Old Patent of Connecticut,' paper on,
read by Mr. Deane, 20. 102.
' Old Planters ' about Boston Harbor,
Saper on, by Charles Francis Adams,
r., 16. 194-206.
' Old South,' book, 12. 40.
Old South Church, Boston, x. viii, 331 n ,
434n. ; 3. 88; 4. 217, 218; 6. 27; 7.
271 n.; 10. 21, 160, 162, 336; n. 401 ;
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333
12. 217,235, 374, 384 ; 13. 170 ; 14. 171,
248; 15. 173, 391, 392 ; 16. 102, 134,
146, 3<J9; 17. 57, 129, 131, 100, 173,
174, 333 ; 19. 05, 66, 111, 114, 245, 314,
421, 421 n. ; 20. 11, 15, 227. Votes of,
to deposit the New England Library
(Prince) with the Society, i. 267, 208 ;
4. 332-334. Vote of thanks to, i. 209.
Its pulpit filled by Dr. B. B. Wisner, 2.
4. Notice of history of, 2. 5. Com-
munication from, regarding the cost
of a catalogue for the Library, 2. 250.
Transcript of the records of, 2. 342,
353. Donation from, 2. 304. Report
of Mr. Blagden in regard to the rec-
ords of, 2. 382. Records of, presented
to the Society, 2. 333, 384. Used as a
riding-school, 3. 19. Part of the Prince
Library restored to, 5. 407. Offered
for sale to the Society, 12. 317. Res-
olution of the Standing Committee
thereupon, 12. 318. Protest of Judge
Sewall against the demolition of the
first building, 12. 384. Curious en-
graving of, 14. 248. See also Boston.
A collection of plans and drawings
of, presented to the Society, 17. 104.
Extracts from the Society's records
relative to the early records of, 17.
101.
' Old Sotith ' Collections, 2. 67.
Old South Library, books of, 2. 183.
Old State House, Boston, i. 434 n ; 19.
379. See State House.
' Old Tenor, Mournful Lamentations for
the Death of/ 20. 30-32.
Old Testament, 6. 204, 282.
Old Town, Md., 17. 199, 199 n.
Old Town, Me , 3. 305 ; 10. 419. Mr.
G: Livermore's visit to, 10. 419.
Old Town, N. II., 16. 9.
Old Wharf, Boston, 7. 476, 477.
Oldenburg, Henry, 16. 207, 212, 218-220,
230, 239, 242, 245, 240, 249, 251. Let-
ters from, to Gov. John Winthrop of
Connecticut, 16. 210-218, 229, 230,
239-242, 244-246, 248-251. Letter to,
from Gov. Winthrop, 16. 234-239.
OMham, John, 10. 327 ; 14. 307, 370 n. ;
16. 198, 199, 205; 17. 368; 20. 03, 64.
Cited, 5. 130.
Oldmixon, John, 20. 294 n., 308. His
' British Empire in America,' i. 73.
Olga-Nicolaevvna, Grand Duchess of Rus-
sia, 18. 197.
Olivarius, Prof. Francois, his 'Le Nord
Litteraire,' i. Ill, 123, 130, 138.
Olive Branch, ship, 'Account of the Cap-
ture of,' i. 218.
Oliver, Capt., Chelsea, 18. 377.
Oliver, Mrs., 19. 215.
Oliver, A., 16. 302.
Oliver, Col. Alexander, 17. 178, 178 n.,
188 n.
Oliver, Mrs. Alexander, 17. 178.
Oliver, Andrew, jeweller, death of, 7. 237.
Oliver, Judge Andrew, 12. 323. Portrait
of, by Blackburn, 16. 390.
Oliver, Lieut.-Gov. Andrew, i. 26, 217 ;
3. 151; 8. 86, 323, 352-354; 12. 179,
240, 402 n. ; 13. 104 n.; 15. 333, 339,
349 ; 16. 40, 397 ; 20. 0, 209. His loss
in 1705, 4. 47 n. Portrait of, 5. 149,
150. His deposition and visit to Eng-
land, 5. 239. Oath taken by him in
relation to the Stamp Act, 12. 247.
Portrait of, given, 18. 318.
Oliver, Mrs. Andrew, wife of Judye A.
Oiicer, portrait of, by Blackburn, 16.
390. Portrait of, by Smibert, 16. 397.
Oliver, Mrs. Andrew, wife of Lieut.-Gov.
Oliver, her death, 15. 337.
Oliver, Benjamin Lynde, M.D., 17. 176 n.
Oliver. Betsy (Mrs. Symmes), 17. 178,
178 n.
Oliver, alias Bishop, Bridgett, at a meet-
ing of witches, 5. 33.
Oliver, Hon. Daniel, d. 1732, portrait of,
by Smibert, 16. 397.
Oliver, Daniel, Jr., d. 1727, 16. 397.
Oliver, Daniel, lawyer, 8. 323; 15. 397;
19. 145.
Oliver, Daniel, M.D., LL.D., d. 1842, 17.
390.
Oliver, Mrs. Daniel, d. 1735, portrait of,
by Smibert, 16. 397.
Oliver, Mrs. Elizabeth (Vassall), 4. 03.
Oliver, Mrs. Elizabeth (Watson), 12. 323.
OLIVER, FITCH EDWARD, M.D., 16. 40,
390, 390, 397 ; 18. 27, 378. Donation
from, 5. 149 ; 15. 383. Vote of thanks to,
5. 150. Elected a Resident Member, 14.
190. Accepts membership, 14. 201. Pre-
sents to the Society a copy of the miss-
ing portion of the manuscript of ' Hub-
bard's History,' 16 12. Remarks by,
concerning the same, 16. 12, 13. Elect-
ed Cabinet-Keeper, 18. 36, 410; 19. 290 ;
20. 199. Cabinet-Keeper, 18. 118,404,
407 ; 19. 02, 380, 380 n., 391 ; 20. 1, 106,
171. Remarks by. on an early engrav-
ing of Harvard College, 18. 318-322.
Remarks by, on the Mather family Bi-
ble, 18. 363. Annual report of the Cab-
inet-Keeper, for the years ending 1881,
18. 408 ; 1882, 19. 289 ; 1883, 20. 191, 192.
Of committee to consider the applica-
tion of Mr. Whitmore for the loan of
certain articles from the Cabinet of the
Society, 19. 334. Reports the surren-
der of the ' Winslow portraits,' etc., 20.
1, 37. Reports the arrangement and
binding of the ' Winthrop Manuscripts,'
20. 37. Remarks by, in regard to the
proposed publication of the diary and
letters of Gov. Hutchinson, 20. 268, 269.
His edition of the ' Lynde Diaries,' 18.
378, 400.
OLIVER, Rer. GEORGE, nominated a Cor-
responding Member, 2. 247. Elected,
334
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
2. 249. His death, 5. xi, 197. Cited,
ii. 410 n.
Oliver, Gen. Henry K., 19. 262.
Oliver, James, 8. 23, 28.
Oliver, John, 8. 11, 20, 25.
Oliver, John, 18. 443.
Oliver, Mrs. Mary (Fitch), 16. 397.
Oliver, Mrs. Mary (Lynde), 16. 890.
Oliver, Mrs. Mary (Sanford), 16. 397.
Oliver, Mary Lynde (Mrs. Story), 10. 179.
Oliver (Olliver), Nathaniel, 12. 107.
Oliver, Nathaniel, petition for his ap-
pointment as master of the North
Latin School, 20. 8.
Oliver, Peter, H. C. 1675, 8. 23, 27.
Oliver, Capt. Peter, 16. 397.
Oliver, Chief Justice Peter, H. C. 1730,
d. 1791, 2. 355, 360; 4. 49, 221; n.
148; 12.323; 15.67,68, 333, 334; 16.
13, 40, 397; 19. 218; 20. 160. His
speech on the death of 1. Lothrop, i.
131. Letter to Gov. Hutchinson, 2.
416. Portrait of, 5. 150. Refusal of the
grand jury to serve under, 14. 109-112;
15. 357. A refugee in 1776, 18. 266.
Oliver, Peter, M.D., n. 148; 16. 101. A
refugee in 1776, 18. 267.
Oliver, Col. Robert, 15. 83, 145; 17.
188 n., 189, 189 n., 191, 192, 192 n., 194.
Oliver, Samuel, 6. 350.
Oliver, Lieut.-Gov. Thomas, 4. 63, 64;
ii. 5, 392; 15. 132, 333; 19. 217, 218.
Resigns his seat in Council, 4. 222;
15. 357. A refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 266.
Oliver, William, 4. 360.
Oliver, Lieut. William, 15. 86 n.
Oliver, William Sandford, refugee, 18. 267.
Oliver family, painting of, by Smibert,
16. 397.
Olivier, Antoine, 2. 209.
Olivier, Guillaume Antoine, 19. 318.
Olivier, Marguerite, 2. 209.
Ollivier, Emile, 15. 318.
Olrnechin, Indian, 18. 97 n.
Olmers, Essex. Enq., 6. 255 n.
Olmstead, L. G., 5. 87.
Olney, Col. Jeremiah, 6. 201; 19. 69, 69 n.
Olney, Richard, 19. 357.
'0\v/j.iria 8 £ par a, 7. 130.
Omaha, Neb., 17. 461.
Omaha Indians, 19. 443.
Omar Khayam, 19. 273.
Ombrosi, A/., donation from, 2. 179.
Onderdonk, Henry, Jr., donations from,
2. 349, 432 ; 7. 100 ; 8. 280
Oneida, N. Y., 6. 28 ; 19. 406, 410.
Oneida Castle, N. Y., 19. 411.
Oneida County, N. Y., 7. 332.
Oneida Indians, visited by Dr. Belknap,
3. 311. Journal kept by Dr. Belknap
on his visit to, in 1796, 19. 393-423.
Murders committed among, 19. 406,
406 n. Specimen of the language of,
19. 414 n.
Oneida Lake, 7. 330.
Oneida Stone, 19. 411, 413, 414.
O'Neil, Joseph, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 267.
Onondaga Kiver, 7. 330.
Onondagas, ii. 328.
Onondago Salt Springs, 19. 416.
! Ontario, lake, 6. 28; 7. 320, 330.
! Oort, H., 1 6. 4t>3.
\ 'Opinion Publique, L", 17. 310.
: Orange, Maurice, Prince of, see Maurice,
etc.
I Orange, William I., Prince of, see Wil-
liam I., etc.
Orange, culture of, 3. 223.
Orange, Ohio, 19. 89.
Orange Lane, 2. 208 ; 6. 28.
Orcutt, Mrs. Bethiah, 10. 214.
Orcutt, Eleanor, 10. 214.
Order of Jerusalem, 10. 163.
Order of St. Francis, n. 349.
' Order of St. John of Jerusalem,' 20. 19.
Order of the Cincinnati, see Cincinnati.
Order of the Garter and the George,
6.80.
Orderly Books of the American Army,
i. 123 ; 7. 133-136 ; 17. 48. Extracts
from, 6. 185 ; 14. 87-91 ; 15. 75-160.
Ordinance of 1787, I. 246 n.
Ordway, James, 14. 122 n.
Ordway, John, 12. 377.
Oregon, character of the Indians in, 7.
443.
Oregon boundary, 7. 173.
Oregon Question, 1845, 7. 435. Mr. W:
Sturgis on, 7. 449, 456-459.
Orford, Horatio Walpole, Earl of, 14. 161.
Oriel College, 15. 384.
O'Rielly, Henry, donations from, 7. 24 ;
8. 467 ; 10. 86, 93 ; ii. 500.
Oriental, ship, 7. 417.
Oriskany Creek, meaning of the name,
19. 416.
Orknev, Henry Sinclair, Earl of, 13.
353-366 passim.
Orkney, Malise, Earl of, 13 355.
Orkneyinga Saga, 2. 506 «.
Orleans, Louis, Duke of, 10. 164.
Orme, Robert, his ' Journal ' cited, 3. 230.
Ormond, James, 2d Earl of, 13. 64.
Ormsby, W. L., 13. 305.
Orn, Lieut. Joshua, 15. 86.
Orne, Gen. Azor, 10. 333; 13. 224; 14
281 ; 15. 165.
Orne, Eliza (Mrs. Wetmore), 6. 292.
Orne, Elizabeth (Mrs. Williams), i. 2GO.
Orne, Hon. Henry, 19. 282, 283.
Orne, Joel S., donation from, 9. 66.
Orne, Joshua, 15. 165.
Orne, Samuel, letter to, from Hon. D. A.
White, 6 296, 297.
Orne, William, 6. 292.
Orne, William B., donation from, 10. 33.
Ornithological specimens given to the
Society, i. 138, 139.
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335
Orono Island, Me., 10. 419.
Orsong Neptune, Indian, 3. 306.
Orta, Garcia d', his ' Aromatum apud
Indos,' i. 217.
Ortelius, Abraham, 16. 383.
Orton, Mr., 19. 91.
Orton, Thomas, 19. 91.
Osage Indians, 12. 34.
Osborn, Sir Danvers, Governor of New
York, 12. 415.
Osborn, Lad// Eleanor Danvers, 12. 415.
Osborn, J. W., donation from, 5. 159.
Osborn, Sir John, 12. 415.
Osborn, Lady Mary Montague-Dunk, 12.
415.
Osborn, Ruth (Mrs. Vinal), 17. 93.
Osborn, Sarah (Mrs. Lowden), 14. 151.
Osborne, dipt., 12. 50.
Osborne, John, 18. 368-370.
Osborne, Recompense, 8. 13, 22, 26.
Osborne, Sarah, at a meeting of witches,
5- 33.
Osburn, John, 18. 18.
Osgood, Capt., 20. 314.
Osgood, Charles, portrait-painter, 2. 94.
Osgood, Charles S., donation from, n.
500.
Osgood, Rev. David, D.D., 8. 235, 238,
239 ; 12. 62. Sermon by, x. 218. Let-
ter from, to Ebenezer Storer, 2. 481.
Osgood, Emma E. (Mrs. Carnes), 13. 423.
Osgood, Jacob, 19. 325 n.
Osgood, James R., & Co., Messrs., 14. 32,
324 ; 15. 270, 272 ; 19. 249.
Osgood, John, 4. 256, 257.
Osgood, Capt. John, 16. 147.
Osgood, Mrs. Mary. 16. 148 ; 20. 312,314.
Osgood, Peter, 18. 380.
Osgood, Samuel, 1711, 20 312.
Osgood, Samuel, donation from, i. 498.
Osgood, Hon. Samuel, d. 1813, 5. 247.
Letter from, 5. 465-476.
Osgood, Major Samuel, 14. 87 ; 15. 87 n.,
89, 128.
OSGOOD, Rev. SAMUEL, D.D., 6. 273 ; 18.
406. Elected a Corresponding Member,
3. 220. Accepts membership, 3. 251.
On the New York Historical Society,
7.303. Donations from, 8. 254; IO.344.
Addresses the Society, 12. 182. Death
of, 17. xviii. Announced by the Pres-
ident, 18. 65.
Osnaburg, Bishop of, see Frederick, Duke
of York.
Ossoli, Sarah Margaret (Fuller), Mar-
chioness d', 8. 457 ; 10. 415 n. ; 19. 198.
Ostervald, Jean Fre'deric, his French
Bible, i. 152.
O'Sullivan, Sir Owen, 19. 82.
Oswald, Richard, 4. 375, 376; 10. 413;
20 264, 359, 300.
Oswego River, 6. 28 ; 7. 329.
Otho IV., Emperor of Germany, xx. 415.
Otis, Major, 8. 174.
Otis, Alleyne, 16. 397; 18. 304.
Otis, Bass, 8. 476. .
Otis, Christina, 14. 124 n.
Otis, Ephrairn, 19. 381.
Otis, Experience, 14. 133n.
Otis, Rev. George, 19. 225.
Otis, George A. (Smith fr Otis), xx. 308,
Otis, George Alexander, i. 333 n.
Otis, Mrs. Grizel (Warren), 14. 124.
Otis, Hannah, killed by Indians, 14. 124 n.
Otis, Hon. Harrison G., LL.D., i. 192 n.,
434n.; 2. 153, 154, 161, 162; 6. 280,
281, 288; n. 89, 97; 12. 61, 64, 317;
16. 130; 17. 114, 117; 18. 136, 304,
380, 381 ; 19. 23, 29, 29 n., 39, 44, 50,
146, 161, 163-167, 169, 170, 172, 176,
282. Letter to, from Judge Davis, 19.
104, 105. Autograph of, faces 19. 109.
Otis, Mrs. Harrison Gray, 19. 38.
Otis, James, iq. 377.
Otis, James, Sen., 4. 53 ; 13. 252.
Otis, James, son of preceding, i. 397 n.,
401, 485 n. ; 3. 218; 6. 96 ;' 8. 312, 323,
473; 10. 22, 99; xx. 141 ; 12. 68, 69 w.,
323 ; 13. 79, 152, 189, 190, 318; 14. 40,
304 ; 15. 66 ; 16. 33, 43, 119 ; 17. 93,
330, 441 ; 18. 345 ; 19. 135, 147, 149-
151 ; 20. 160, 220, 401. Mr. Tudor's
' Life of,' i. 431. Mr. Bowen's ' Sketch
of,' i. 431. Letter from J. Mayhew to,
2. 410. Controversy with Gov. Hutch-
inson, 3. 149. Autograph letter of,
presented to the Society, 3. 181. Coun-
sel engaged in the contest about boun-
daries, 3. 218. Delegate to the Conven-
tion of 1768, 4. 388. His insanity, 4.
53. His prominence in political con-
troversies of his time, 6. 250. Prob-
able author of an essay of date 1764,
6. 250, 251. Picture of, deposited in
the Cabinet, 8. 231. Statue of, at
Mount Auburn, n. 110, 111. Portrait
of, by Blackburn, 16. 390. His ' The
Rights of the Colonies asserted,' i. 7.
4 Vindication of the Town of Boston/
i. 20, 485 n.
Otis, Mrs. James, 17. 95, 96. Portrait of,
by Blackburn, 17. 93.
Otis, James W., 18. 304.
Otis, John, 1695, 14. 125 n.
Otis, John, 1746, 20. 325, 326.
Otis, John, early settler at Hingham, 19.
382.
Otis, John, Jr., donation from, 4. 379.
Otis, Lieut. John. 19. 379.
Otis, Joseph, 7. 205 ; 16. 344.
Otis, Gen. Joseph, n. 141.
Otis, Joseph Marie, 14. 124 n.
Otis, Joyce (Mrs. Tibbetts), 14. 151.
Otis, Mary (Mrs. Lincoln), 12. 62; 19.
381.
Otis, Mercy (Mrs. Warren), 12. 68, 69 n.,
323; 13. 214; 14. 29-31; 16. 174; 19.
424.
Otis, Nathaniel, 14. 125 n.
Otis, Nathaniel, clerk, 20. 168.
336
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Otis, Nicholas, killed by Indians, 14. 130.
Otis, Mrs. Nicholas, captured by Indians,
14. 130.
Otis, Capt. Noah, 19. 378.
Otis, Paul, 14. 124 n.
Otis, Richard, killed by Indians, 14. 124.
Otis, Richard, Jr., 14. 130.
Otis, Rose, 14. 124 n.
Otis, Hon. Samuel Allyne, 7. 235; n.
141 ; 12. 62. Letter to James Otis,
4. 53.
Otis, Stephen, killed by Indians, 14. 124.
Otis, Thomas (Otis $• Dwiglit), n. 308.
Otis, William F., a motion to deliver to
hun the ' Otis Papers,' 2. 45, 45 n.
Otis family, portraits of, by Smibert, 16.
897.
' Otis Papers/ 2. 45, 45 n. ; 3. 86; 10. 162.
Otis School, Boston, 6. 32. '
Ould Robin, Indian, 17. 353-355.
Ousamequin, 3. 312.
Ouseley, W. G., narrative of the mission
of, 2. 349, 349 n.
Overall, Rt. Rev. John, his ' Convocation
Book,' i. 89.
Overall, William Henry, F.S.A., 14. 206.
Overbury, Sir Thomas, 8. 308.
Overing, John, 20. 309.
Overplus, Somer Islands, 5. 144.
Overton, Henry, 18. 300, 301.
Ovidius Naso, Publius, 3. 384 ; 19. 199.
Oviedo y Valdes, Gonsalo Fernandez d',
18. 199.
Owanecoe (Owaneco), 10. 17, 18. His
mark, 10. 18.
Owen, G., his ' Seventh Book of Collec-
tions,' 10. 412.
Owen, John, 10. 441.
Owen, Rev. John, D.D., 3. 314 ; n. 201 ;
12. 378 ; 18. 321.
Owen, Richard, D.C.L., 14 14, 22.
Oxenbridge, Rev. John, 20. 210. His
death, 3. 318.
Oxford, Robert Harley, Earl of, 12. 273,
274, 402 n.
Oxford, Eng., 3. 20 ; 10. 436, 439.
' Oxford, Eng., Pocket Companion for/
i. 76.
Oxford, Mass., 4. 354 n. ; 12. 274, 395,
399.
' Oxford Book/ 3. 137 n. Printed 1478,
9. 341.
Oxford Historical Society, prospectus of,
20. 394.
Oxford Patent granted to Joseph Dudley
and others, presented, n. 203.
Oxford University, 8. 315 ; 12. 359 ; 14.
225; 16. 11, 473; 18. 327; 19. 326, 330,
332. University College Library vis-
ited by Mr. Charles Deane, 9. 344.
Table of graduates of, in New Eng-
land, 17. 352.
Oxford University Press, gift from the
delegates of, 17. 1.
Oxnard, Me., 5. 292.
Oyer and Terminer, establishment of
courts of, 20. 297-306, 396. Record of
a court of, 20. 321, 324. List of com-
missions of, issued during the provin-
cial period, 20. 324-326. Letter from
Hon. P. W. Chandler relative to courts
of, 20. 328-330. Remarks by Mr. Good-
ell on Mr. Chandler's letter, 20. 331,
332. Remarks by Dr. Everett, 20. 332,
333. Remarks by Mr. C. H. Hill, 20 333.
Oyster River, N. H., 3. 324, 325 ; 17. 106.
Indian attack on, 14. 128; 17. 222.
P.
P., Mr., 4. 375.
P s, Mr., 7. 294.
Paca, Gov. William, 15. 393.
Pachasett River, 2. 290 n.
Pacific Ocean, 3. 75-77, 153 ; 7. 428.
Pacific Railway, n. 326, 347.
Packard, Prof. Alpheus S., D.D., letter
from, 2. 257. Donations from, 2. 535 ;
4. 373; 10.311, 336; n. 500.
Packard, Rev. Asa, his ' Description of
Maryborough/ I. 81.
Packard, Caleb, 13. 372.
Packard, Gooding, 13. 372.
Packard, Rev. Hezekiah, D.D., 20. 403,
405.
Packard, Job, 13. 372.
Packard, Capt. John, 15. 84.
Packard, Nathaniel, 13. 372.
Packenet, James, 4. 354.
Packer, , actor, 19. 217.
Packer, James, 12. 108.
Packer, Thomas, 14. 123 n., 128 n. Mar-
riage of, 14. 150.
Packer, Gov. William, 4. 96.
Pacquetoun, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Padderston, Goodij, accused of witch-
craft, 5. 34.
Paddock, Dr., 15. 188.
Paddock, Capt. Adino, 7. 250 ; 8. 324 ; n.
393, 395; 15. 340. Papers of, exam-
ined, 7. 253. A refugee in 1776, 18
267.
Paddock, Bishop Benjamin H., extract
from a sermon by, 18. 316.
Paddock, John, drowned, 15 340.
Paddy, Deacon William, 3. 339; 17. 131.
Pade'lford, Hon. Seth, 13. 54.
Padelford & Fay, Messrs., 13. 328.
Pagan, Judge George, 15. 191.
Pagan, Mrs. Kathron Elizabeth Putnam
Upham, 15 191.
Page, , 5. 16.
Page, , 10. 482.
Page, Lieut., 14 63, 68. His map of Bos-
ton, 6. 23, 38, 40. His ' Plan of Bunker
Hill Battle/ 14. 55-60.
Page, Rev. Mr., 4. 83, 297.
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337
Page, Benjamin, 5. 16.
Page, Fran., 16. 265.
Page, George, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 267.
Page, Sir Gregory, 19. 221.
Page, John, 14. 110.
Page, Hon. John, Governor of Virginia, ii.
23 ; 1 6. 108. 109. Letter to, from Rich-
ard H. Lee^ 16. 109, 110.
Page, Mary (Mrs. Green), 14. 150.
Page, Lieut. Peter, 15. 82.
Page, T., 6. 37.
Page, Thomas J.T U. S. N.t 7. 415.
' Pages from the Ecclesiastical History of
New England' quoted, 5. 435 n.
Paget, Henry, Earl of Uxbridge, see Ux-
bridge.
Paget, Rev. John, 13. 342.
Paige, Widow, removed to Apple Island,
20 4.
Paige, James W., 10. 48.
Paige, John, killed by Indians, 14. 139.
Paige, John W., donation from, 7. 299.
Vote of thanks to, 7. 300.
PAIGE, Rev. Lucius R., D.D., 4. 61, 65,
66, 167; 8. 100, 450; 10. 334, 412; 12.
82,212; 14.102; 15.266; 18.244; 19.
335, 380 ; 20. 105. Receives permission
to use the Library of the Society, 2.
185, 216, 223, 229, 229 n. Donations
from, 2. 236, 301, 534 ; 6. 417 ; n. 501 ;
13. 305. Nominated a Resident Mem-
ber, 2. 270. Elected, 2. 283. Accepts
membership, 2. 285. Present at meet-
ings of the Society, 2. 286-288, 298,
303, 306, 309, 314, 318-321, 324, 326,
329, 335, 338, 340, 356, 358, 360, 362,
370, 374, 376, 380, 382, 383, 415, 419,
424, 426, 430, 432, 434, 445, 450, 451,
455-458, 460, 462, 469, 470, 472-479,
481, 486, 489, 493, 495, 497, 499, 503,
507, 513, 526, 529, 533, 534, 537, 547,
548, 651, 554, 559, 571, 583, 593, 596,
699, 604, 607. Reads an account of
Richard and Roger Harlakenden, 2.
305. Elected Assistant Librarian, 2.
313. Communicates donations, 2. 315.
To have certain documents bound, 2.
319. Chosen Recording Secretary pro
tempore, 2. 319, 410. To report on the
subject of Mr. A. Hilliard's communi-
cation, 2. 323. Receives permission to
use 'Flynt's Diary' for one week, 2.
326. To consider the matter of Mr. S.
G. Deeth's letter, 2. 328. Of commit-
tee on the index to the third series of
Collections, but excused from it, 2.
338. Communication concerning a
Catalogue of Manuscripts in the Brit-
ish Museum, 2, 355. Of Scrutinizing
Committee, 2. 415, 582. Of committee
to consider preparing a memorial to
the General Court concerning an
amendment of certain laws, 2. 418.
Report of the committee, 2. 419. Of
committee to consider the printing of
the Massachusetts Colonial Records, 2.
449. Elected President pro tempore, 2.
458, 476, 534, 536. Presents a copy of
the Journal kept by Mr. Wadsworth,
2. 472. Of Standing Committee, 2.
559 ; 3. 29. Has permission to borrow
the ' Massachusetts Spy/ 2 593. Of
Publishing Committee, to prepare Vol.
III. of the fourth series, 2. 601. Reso-
lutions offered by, concerning Dr. Rob-
bins, 3. 174. Services of Dr. Shurtleff
acknowledged, 3. 174. Signs a memo-
rial remonstrating against a petition
of the Historic, Genealogical Society
for a change of its corporate name, 3.
266-270. Reminiscences of the Vassall
family, 4. 63. On H: Bond, 4. 311,
312. On Sylvester Judd, 5. 41-44.
On early account-books of Harvard
College, 5. 60-63. Stewards of Har-
vard College, 5. 154-158. Harvard
dinners, 5. 160-164. Motion by, 5. 324.
The Standing Committee to consider
placing the publications of the Society
in the library of Tufts College, 6. 362.
Remarks by, 10. 48. Paper read by,
n. 345-347. Communication of, on
the incorporation of the town of New-
ton, 13. 111-113. Remarks by, on
presenting to the Society his ' History
of Cambridge,' 15. 255, 256. Acknowl-
edgment of his gift by the President,
15. 256. Remarks by, on the Orderly
Book of Col. Hutchinson, 16. 335, 336.
Presents to the Society an orderly book
of Col. Hutchinson, as a gift from Mr.
Edward Burnham, 17. 234. Remarks
by, on the Danforths of Cambridge,
19. 95, 96. His eightieth birthday no-
ticed, 19. 247. Remarks by, on pre-
senting to the Society his ' History of
Hardwick,' 20. 112,' 113. Vote of
thanks to, 20. 113. Remarks by, on
presenting to the Society the copy of
a letter to Marmaduke Johnson from
his brother, 20. 265-268. His ' History
of Cambridge,' I. 179 n. ; 2. 305 n. ; 16.
6n. ; 17. 274 H. ; 19. 224 ; 20. 112. His
paper on authenticated instances of
old age, ii. 345-347. His ' History of
Hardwick,' 19. 249 ; 20. 190.
Paige, Mrs. Mercy (Aiken), account of,
ii. 345-347.
Paige, Col. Nicholas, 12. 115.
Paige, Deacon William, ii. 345, 346.
Paige & Chase, business enterprise of
Mr. W: Appleton with, 6. 437, 449.
Pain, Mr., 16. 301, 302.
Pain, Lieut. Aaron, 15. 84.
Pain, Lieut. John, 15. 77.
Pain, Lieut. Phineas, 15. 84.
Paine, Charles, 19. 169, 172, 173, 176-178.
His autograph, faces 19. 169.
Paine, Elizabeth (Mrs. Bentley), x. 320.
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INDEX OP THE PROCEEDINGS
Paine, George T., granted leave to reprint
Roger Williams 's letters, 10. 93. Do-
nation from, ii. 500.
Paine, Hon. Henry W., 18. 262; 19. 356.
Paine, Rev. Joshua, 14. 288.
Paine, Martin, M.D., donations from, 3.
93 ; 5. 45 ; 10. 314.
Paine, Mary (Mrs. Clap), I. 439.
Paine, Nathaniel, Esq., donations from, 9.
347; 10.311.
Paine, Robert, //. C. 1656, 8. 12, 21, 26.
Paine, Robert, II. C. 1788, member of the
Suffolk bar, 19. 164-167, 169-172/174-
176. His autograph, faces 19. 169.
Paine, Robert Treat, LL.L)., H. C. 1749,
d. 1814, i. 439; 8. 207, 339; 10. 99,
100; 13. 53, 295, 297; 14. 285; 15.
361, 393; 18. 381 ; 19. 70, 73, 148, 151,
155-157, 159, 160, 163-165 n. ; 20. 211.
Donations from, 2. 236, 283. Delegate
to Continental Congress, 7. 203; 15.
356. Letter of Gen. Cobb to, 19. 72,
73. Memorial of, to the General
Court, 19. 252-255.
Paine, Robert Treat, Jr. (Thomas Paine),
H. C. 1792, cl. 1811, son of the preceding,
10. 52; 19. 172, 176, 177.
Paine, Robert Treat, H. C. 1822, gift
from, 20. 192.
Paine, Robert Treat, H. C. 1855, 19. 357.
Paine, Samuel, 14. 286. A refugee from
Boston in 1776, 18. 267.
Paine, Sarah (Mrs. Perkins), i. 354.
Paine, Stephen, 20. 165.
Paine, Thomas, II. C. 1792, see Paine,
Robert T., Jr.
Paine, Thomas, Dover, N. H., 14. 124 n.
Paine, Thomas, political writer, d. 1809, 2.
400, 401 ; 6. 301 ; 13. 386, 388. Letter
to Abbe Raynal on affairs of America, i.
19. Influence of his ' Common Sense',
11. 254. His 'Common Sense,' i. 9;
14. 280, 283, 285. Life of, i. 39. His
' Age of Reason,' 6. 267.
Paine, Rev. Thomas, d. 1757, his Ordi-
nation Sermon, i. 137.
Paine, Thomas (1657), stepson of Mr.
Thomas Mai/hew, 12. 128.
Paine, Thomas, Wrentliam, 12. 398.
Paine, Hon. Timothy, i. 354 ; 14. 286.
Paine, Timothy A., donation from, 3. 36.
Paine, William, 12. 108.
Paine, William Gushing, 13. 292.
Paine, William E., donation from, i. 501.
Painesville, Ohio, 19. 430.
' Painesville Herald,' newspaper, 19. 439.
Painted Rock near Sehenectady, N. Y.,
19. 418, 419.
'Painters and Engravers, Early, of New
England', 9. 197.
Painting, money paid for, 2. 234 n.
Paintings, a committee appointed to
consider the repairing of, 2. 286. Re-
port of the committee, 2. 288, 288 n.,
289 n. Owned by Mr. Dowse, 3. 374-
379. Owned by the Society, 6. 12 ; 10.
170. And engravings of the Society,
catalogue of, proposed, 17. 101. /See
Portraits.
Palairet, Jean, his 'English and French
Possessions in America,' i. 20.
Palatinate, war for the recovery of, n.
214.
Palatines, 4. 354-356.
Palestrello, Bartolomeo Monis de, 16.
383.
Paley, Rev. William, D.D., 10. 244 ; 16.
130; 18. 421. His 'Moral and Politi-
cal Philosophy ' cited, 6. 171. On sla-
very, 6. 171.
Palfrey, Mr., 8. 324, 325.
PALFREY, Gen. FRANCIS W., 13. 380; 19.
288, 310, 357. Donation from, 8. 467.
Elected a Resident Member, 12. 333.
Reads a paper on the Peninsular Cam-
paign, 13. 253. Elected a member of
the Standing Committee, 13. 279 ; 14.
28. Gift from, 18. 287. Appointed
to prepare a memoir of Mr. Gray, 19.
125. His ' Antietam and Fredericks-
burg,' 19. 287.
PALFREY, Hon. JOHN G., LL.D., I. viin.,
396, 398, 418, 427, 434 n., 436, 473,
478 n., 492, 499, 503 n. ; 8. 10, 62, 239 ;
10. 84, 96, 218, 230, 246, 302 ; u. 105,
140 n. ; 12. 233, 251, 291 ; 13. 24, 37,
229, 231, 241; 14. 392; 15. 219; 16.
69 n., 209 ; 17. 3(39 n. ; 18. 19, 79, 80,
419; 19. 75, 96, 199, 200, 314; 20. 78,
122, 329, 332, 396. Nominated a Res-
ident Member, i. 378. Elected, i. 381.
Recording Secretary pro tempore, i. 492 ;
2. 240. Present at meetings of the So-
ciety, 2. 3, 12, 17, 40, 46, 50, 109, 237,
238, 241, 258, 262, 268, 294, 298, 300,
307, 314, 319, 320, 324, 334, 350, 352,
364, 370, 507. Presents to the Library
a copy of the ' North American Review,'
from 1825 to 1836, 2 29. To receive
the thanks of the Society, 2. 29. Sub-
ject of a lecture delivered by him, 2. 34.
Donations from, 2. 77, 79, 80, 87, 92,
98, 100, 102, 112, 123, 124, 129, 135,
139, 145, 170, 181, 188, 211, 214, 218,
222, 236, 239, 243, 334 ; 4. 146 ; 5. 57 ;
8. 88, 274; 9. 347; 10. 105; n. 139,
333, 500. Resigns his place as a Fel-
low, 2. 110. Nominated for re-rfection
as a Resident Member, 2. 234. Re-
elected a Resident Member, 2. 235,
608 n. Of committee to consider ar-
rangements for commemorating the
anniversary of the New England Con-
federation, 2. 240. Of committee to
consider a celebration of the first half-
century of the incorporation of the
Society at, 2. 267. To deliver the ad-
dress at the celebration, 2. 289; 3. 167,
356. Reads letters from his grand-
father, William Palfrey, to John
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
339
Wilkes, 2. 294. Communicates letters
relating to historical matters, 2. 294,
294 n. To receive the thanks of the
Society for his address, and to furnish
a copy of it for publication, 2. 301,
301 n. Letters relating to the docu-
ments obtained from the French ar-
chives, 2. 308 n. A communication
concerning the claim of the Common-
wealth to the ' Hutchinson Papers,' 2.
333 n., 334 n. Statement concerning
the ownership of the ' Hutchinson Pa-
pers,' 2. 3G4, 420 n. Resigns member-
ship, 2. 569, 608 n. Notice of, 2. 608 n.
His intention to make investigations
in the early history of New England,
3. 63. Correspondence of N. Appleton
and, 5. 308. Procures papers from Eng-
land to illustrate his ' History/ 7. 480.
His ' advertisement ' respecting the seal
of the ' Council for New England,' 9.
469. And the ' Hutchinson Papers,' 10.
121, 122, 129 ; n. 335, 341. Communi-
cation from, ii. 139. Letter from, on
the death of Charles Folsom, 12. 308-
313. Allowed to make extracts from
Judge Sewall's Diary, 13. 378. Allowed
to make extracts from the papers of
Gov. Belcher, 14. 1. Incident related
by, at the Danvers centennial celebra-
tion, 17. 369. His statement as to its
authenticity, 17. 370. Death of, 18.
417. Remarks by the President, 18.
421. Resolve of the Society, 18. 422.
Remarks by Judge Hoar, 18. 423.
His 'Eulogy on Dr. Kirkland,' 2. 170.
His ' Life of William Palfrey,' 2. 294 ».
His ' History of New England,' 2.
339 n., 608 n. ; 3. 356 ; 5. 144, 402 n. ; 9.
24; n. 185 n., 400 n., 402, 403 n., 404,
445 n. ; 12. 358 ; 13. 454-455 ; 16. 196 n.,
201, 209, 222 n., 235 n., 257 n., 258 n.;
17. 219 n., 381 n. ; 19. 96 n. ; 20. 46 n.,
62 n., 79»., 186, 186 n., 298 n.
Palfrey, Peter, 17. 369 n.
Palfrey, William, donations from, 2.
444, 459.
Palfrey, Col William, 7. 193 ; 8. 361 ;
ii. 140 n., 141 ; 15. 125 ; 16. 69, 69 n.
Letters to John Wilkes, 2. 294, 294 n.
Letter to J: Wilkes, read by Mr.
Deane, 6. 480-483. Made Paymaster-
General, 8. 412.
Palfry, Jonathan, 6. 340.
PALGRAVE, Sir FRANCIS, nominated a
Corresponding Member, i. 471. Elect-
ed, i. 474. Accepts membership, i.
497. Donation from, i. 500. His
death, 5. xi. Notice of his death, 5.
228. Second report of, cited, ii. 167-
171, 175 n.
Palier, Philip, 4. 353.
' Palinurus ' ( Flucker, Thomas ? ), 20. 48.
' Pall Mall Budget,' 17. 1.
Palmer, Mr., ig. 219.
Palmer, Aaron H-, donation from, 2. 346.
Palmer, Bethiah (Mrs. Ellis), i. 344.
Palmer, Mrs. Catherine (Haven), i. 344 ;
19. 225.
Palmer, Edward, 14. 306.
Palmer, Edward, M.D., application of,
referred to the Cabinet-Keeper, 13.
132.
Palmer, Mrs. Elizabeth B. (Gragg), 19.
227.
Palmer, Elizabeth H. (Mrs. Chadwick),
19. 229.
Palmer, Frederic Temple, 14. 159.
Palmer, Capt. John, 12. 109.
Palmer, John P. and D. R., 8. 321.
Palmer, Hon. Joseph, 4. 43: 7. 239: 10.
99 ; 12. 39.
PALMER, JOSEPH, M.D., 8. 49; 12. 72,
215 ; 15. 9. Elected a Resident Mem-
ber, 4. 147. Of Committee on Prince
Manuscripts, 4. 439. Donations from,
4. 384 ; 9. 66. Of Publishing Commit-
tee, 5. 153. Of committee on history of
the Rebellion, 5. 223. On longevity,
8. 434-440. His death, n. xviii.
Resolution adopted by the Society on
the death of, 12. 51. Letter of Pres.
Winthrop in relation to, 12. 51. Mr.
5. F. Haven appointed to prepare a
memoir of him, 12. 329. ' Memoir of,'
by Mr. Dexter, 19. 224-229. Ances-
try, 19 224, 225. Birth and parentage,
19. 225. Education, 19. 22-5. Begins
the study of medicine, 19. 226. Mar-
riage, 19. 226. Removes to Cuba, 19.
226. Returns to Massachusetts, 19.
226. His connection with newspapers,
19. 226, 227. Second and third mar-
riages, 19. 227. Appointment in the
Boston Custom House, 19. 228. Work
on the Triennial Catalogue, 19 228.
His ' Necrology of Alumni of Harvard
College,' 19, 229. His death, 19. 229.
Palmer, Mrs. Joseph, donation from, 12.
215.
Palmer, Rev. Joseph, I. 343 ; 19. 224.
Palmer, Joseph, & Co., Messrs., 14. 200.
Palmer, Mrs. Mary Lucy Loretto Char-
lotte (Gorharn), 19. 226.
Palmer, Nehemiah, 10. 18.
Palmer, Sir Roundell, 16. 114.
Palmer, Mrs. Sarah (Eames), i. 343; 19.
224.
Palmer, Stephen, the elder, i. 313 ; 19. 224.
Palmer, Stephen, H. C. 1747, d. 1791, i.
343 ; 19. 224.
PALMER, Rev. STEPHEN, A.M., d. 1821,
i. 262-264, 270, 277, 279 ; 19. 224, 225.
His death, i. xlii, 341 n. Nominated
a Resident Member, i. 255. Elected,
i. 257. Dr. Dexter's ' Memoir of,' i.
343-345, 349 n. List of his publica-
tions, i. 344, 345. Dr. Harris requested
to prepare a memoir of, i. 349. As-
sessments due from, remitted, i. 349.
340
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Palmer, Chief Justice Thomas, 12. 414.
Palmer, Thomas, son of the preceding, 12.
414; 15. 187.
Palmer, Mass., 12. 407, 414.
Palmer House, Cambridge, picture of, in
the Cabinet of the Society, 19. 224.
Palmerston, Henry John Temple, 3d Vis-
count, 16. 12, 430, 440. Letter to, from
Mr. Abbott Lawrence, 3. 76, 77.
Palmerston, Henry Temple, 2d Viscount,
14. 244.
Palmes, Richard, xi. 141.
Palmetto, barque, 7. 416.
Pamelius, Jacobus, 18. 427.
Pamphlets, 10. 7, 12. To be bound in
volumes, x. 39 ; 3. 32, 32 b., 32 d. To
be exchanged, i. 451, 452. Catalogue
of, 2. 44 n. ; 3. 87, 159 ; 6 14. Report
on those unbound, 3. 86, 87. Number
of, in the Library, 3. 155, 167, 285, 286 ;
6. 13. Need of additional pamphlet
cases, 6. 13, 14. Arrangement of, in
the library of the Society, 9. 186, 188.
See Librarian's Report.
Panama, 8. 205, 210, 211.
Panama Question, 19. 50.
Pandulph (Pandolfe), Cardinal, n. 415.
Panhomuk, 2. 290 n.
Panizzi, Sir Antonio, 19. 4 ; 20. 58, 60.
Pannartz, Arnold, n. 419 n.
' HavfyopvKTo\oyia sive Panzoologico-
mineralogia/ 8. 78.
Paoli, Pasquale de, 19. 217.
Papacy, 6. 473. Gov. Bradford on, xx.
408-428.
Papakakow, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Paper made from potato-vines, i. 90 n., 91.
Paper money, i. 19, 55. Specimens of,
used in Pennsylvania and Maryland, 6.
17. (Colonial) presented, n. 160.-
Paper-notes of the Province of Massachu-
setts Bay, of date December 10, 1690,
6. 428, 429.
Papers, questions concerning the dispo-
sition of those obtained by soldiers in
the American war of 1860-1864, 6. 5, 6.
From the Public Record Office, abstract
of, 14. 340-358.
Papists, 6. 478.
Papometon, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Paradisarhellir, 2. 98 n.
Paraguay, Republic of, n. 144.
Parana River, 7. 415.
Parcher, Elias, marriage of, 14. 152.
Parcher, Mrs. Grace, 14. 152.
Pare, Ambrose, 5. 395.
Pareus, David, xx. 413 n., 427 n. His
' Commentary upon Revelations ' cited,
ii. 413, 416, 420.
Pargiter, Lady, wife of Sir L. Washing-
ton, 5. 149.
Parham, Sir Edward, see Pelham.
Parieu, Marie Louis Pierre Fe'lix Esqui-
rou de, his ' Life of Gustavus Adol-
phus/ 14. 181.
Paris, F. J., 8. 475, 481.
PAKIS, LOUIS-PHILIPPE D'ORLEANS,
Comte DE, elected an Honorary Mem-
ber, 14. 185. Accepts membership, 14.
201. His ' History of the American
Civil War/ 13. 331 ; 20. 345.
Paris, France, 3. 152, 303; 6. 117, 251,
437; 10. 439; xx. 324. Report of the
committee on obtaining documents
from, 2. 299. Maps of, 6. 26. Great
Exposition, 1867, 10. 84; xx. 862.
Treaty of, 10. 413. Rogers's dinner-
party at, 10 438.
Paris, N. Y., 19 406, 408, 409, 415, 416.
Paris Island, S. C., 7. 359.
Parish, Elisha, D.D., i. 178; 18. 439, 440.
See Morse, J.
Parish, Thomas, 8. 13, 21, 26.
Parish & Co., 3. 52, 55.
Parish rates, 3. 155.
Parish Will Case, 7. 56.
Park, Daniel, 15. 77.
Park, Major Edward G., memorial of,
presented to the Society, 9. 67.
PARK, Rev. EDWARDS A., D.D., dona-
tions from, 3. 220 ; 5. 57, 219, 373, 440.
Elected a Resident Member, 5. 229.
Granted leave to copy from the So-
ciety's archives, 14. 32. Cited, 6.
170."
Park, Dr. John, 6. 281. Donations from,
i. 202, 219.
Park, Hon. John C., donation of his ' Me-
morial of Major Edward G. Park/ 9.
67.
Park, Thomas, 17. 157-159.
Park, Thomas, Newton, 17. 157.
Park, William, 17. 157.
Park, Deacon William, 13. 306.
Park Theatre, New York, 14. 43.
Parke, James, see Wensleydale, Bavon.
Parke, John, 15. 144.
Parke, Robert W., 3. 257.
Parker, , 12. 235.
Parker, Capt., 15. 130; 17. 48. Extract
from the orderly book of, 17. 48, 49.
Parker, Lieut.- Col, death of, 7. 178,
253.
Parker, Mr., 1671, n. 132.
Parker, Mr., 1 775, 16. 297.
Parker, Mr. (Gore, Miller, $• Parker); xx.
308.
Parker, Mrs., donation from, x. 116.
Parker, Sergeant, sentenced by court-
martial, 16. 363.
Parker, Lieut. Aaron, 15. 86.
Parker, Alice, 20. 289 n.
Parker, Capt. Asa, 15. 79.
Parker, Lieut. Avery, 15. 78, 78 n.
Parker, Bethiah (Mrs. Orcutt), 10 214.
Parker, Benjamin, 19. 228.
Parker, Rev. Benjamin C. C., 8. 18, 19.
Parker, Capt. Charles, see Parks,
Charles.
Parker, Charles H., 19. 357.
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341
Parker, Daniel, n. 141 ; 12. 289 ; 13.
200; 16. 292 n., 294. Letter to, from
Dr. Andrew Eliot, 16. 292, 293.
Parker, Daniel P., contributes to pur-
chase the Society's building, i. 465 n.
Partner of N. Appleton (Parker, Apple-
ton, fr Co.), 5. 200; 6. 435 ; n. 308.
Parker, David, 15. 77, 77 n.
Parker, Edgar, copy of portrait of Gov.
Edward Winslow, painted by, 19.
886 n. ; 20. 1, 192.
Parker, Edward L , his ' History of Lon-
donderry,' cited, 7. 28 n.
Parker, Elizabeth (Mrs. Adams), 16.
8 n., 9.
Parker, Mrs. Elizabeth P., gift from, 18.
423. Thanks voted to, 18. 423.
Parker, Lieut. Enos, 15. 81, 81 n.
PARKER, Hon. FRANCIS E., 10. 412 ; 13.
7 ; 19. 357. Elected a Resident Mem-
ber, 6. 426. Of Auditing Committee,
7. 347. Donation from, 10. 86 ; xx. 501.
Added to the committee on the ' Hutch-
inson Papers,' xx. 333. Gifts of, to
the Library, 13. 265, 271. Gift from,
17. 1.
Parker, George A., 14. 58.
Parker, Capt. Gideon, 12. 202 ; 15. 86.
Parker, Rev. Henry E., chaplain, 7. 93,
94.
Parker, Henry M., donation from, 2. 442.
PARKER, HENRY T.,A.M., 8. 10 ; 20. 344.
Elected a Corresponding Member, 5.
205. Donations from, 7. 347.
Parker, Humphrey, 13. 340.
Parker, Hon. Isaac, LL.D., d. 1830, i.
307; 4. 161; 10. 63, 184, 187; xx. 56;
16. 127 ; 19. 162, 162 n., 163, 283, 284.
Death of, n. 67.
Parker, Isaac, Jr., donation from, x. 167.
Parker, Lieut. Isaac, 15. 81.
Parker, Isaac and John, donation from,
i. 146.
Parker, James M. (Parker $• White), do-
• nation from, 2. 475.
PARKER, Hon. JOEL, LL.D., 8. 484 ; 10.
37, 53, 334; n. 33, 191 n., 342; 12. 4,
8; 13. 18; 14. 155, 318; 17. 32. Nomi-
nated a Corresponding Member, 2. 177.
Elected, 2. 180. Accepts membership,
2. 184. A delegate from New Hamp-
shire at the discourse of Mr. Adams, 2.
255 n. Donations from, 4. 235, 384 ;
5. 26, 172, 309; n. 501. Elected a
Resident Member, 4. 287. On Rufus
Choate, 4. 372. Of committee to de-
cide upon the disposition of certain pa-
pers, 6. 6. Motion of, 10. 341. Report
on the ' Hutchinson Papers,' 10. 133.
Remarks by, on the first charter of
Massachusetts, xx. 188-196. Of com-
mittee on the ' Hutchinson Papers,' n.
227, 326. Remarks of, on presenting
Mr. Gade's translation of the account
of the discovery of a ship-tomb in Nor-
way, 13. 9. His death, 14. xvi. Death
of, announced, 14. 103. Resolutions of
the Society on the death of, 14. 103.
Gov. Washburn appointed to prepare a
memoir of, 14. 108. ' Memoir of,' by
Gov. Washburn, 14. 172-179. His
birth, 14. 173. Autograph and por-
trait of, face 14. 173. Judge of New
Hampshire Superior Court, 14. 174.
Professor in Harvard Law School, 14.
174. Other honors, 14. 174. Publica-
tions, 14. 175. His character as a
judge, 14. 175. Conflict with Judge
Story, 14. 176. Character as a law
professor, 14. 177. As a statesman, 14.
178. Marriage and family, 14. 178.
His paper on the ' Origin, Organization,
and Influence of Towns in New Eng-
land,' 9. 14-65. His lecture on the first
charter of Massachusetts cited, xx.
176.
Parker, John, H.C. 1661, 8. 13, 22, 26.
Parker, John, 1709, 20. 286, 312, 313.
Parker, John, 1757, 17. 158.
Parker, John, contributes to purchase the
Society's building, i. 146, 465 n.
Parker, Capt. John, 17. 319, 320.
Parker, Hon. John Avery, 15. 369.
Parker, Lieut. Jonas, 15. 81.
Parker, Joseph, 20. 286, 312, 313, 317.
Parker, Capt. Joshua, 15. 79.
Parker, Mary, 20. 312-316.
Parker, Mary (Mrs. Sewall), x. 389; 16.
8n.
Parker, Mary M., 14 178.
Parker, Lieut. -Col. Moses, 14. 83, 88; 15.
81, 89, 93, 95, 97, 99, 100, 104, 106.
Parker, Capt. Noah, 14. 143. Death of,
14. 147.
Parker, Capt. Oliver, 5. 16; 15. 79, 79 n.
Sentenced by court-martial, 15. 136.
Parker, Hon. Peter, donation from, and
vote of thanks to, 4. 390, 391.
Parker, Sir Peter, 5. 338 ; 19. 221.
Parker, Samuel, 19. 175.
Parker, Samuel, donation from, 2. 418.
Parker, Rt. Rev. Samuel, D.D., i. 178.
Letter to, from J. Willard and others, 5.
105, 106. His relations with Mr. Wal-
ter, 19. 232. Letters of Mr. Walter to,
19. 233-236.
Parker, Samuel D., 13. 62 ; 19. 175, 178.
Parker, Rev. Samuel P., D.D., 16. 366 n.
Parker, Mrs. Susan, donation from, 2. 55.
Parker, Rev. Theodore, 6. 310 ; 12. 27 n.
Assisted by Dr. Convers Francis, 7. 6.
Note from, to W: Sturgis, 7. 464. In-
tercourse of, with Dr. Francis, 8. 243,
244. Farewell letter to Dr. Francis, 8.
248, 249.
Parker, Thomas, 7. 206.
Parker, Thomas, 16. 264.
Parker, Rev. Thomas (t),d. 1677, xx. 201 ;
12. 396 ; 17. 343.
Parker, William, x. 389 ; 16. 8 n., 9.
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INDEX OF THE PHOCEEDINGS
Parker, Hon. William, Exeter, son of the
preceding, H.C. 1751, 16. 8, 8 n. Dona-
tion from, i. 48.
Parkersburg, Va., letter of Mr. G: Liver-
more from, 10. 452.
Parkhurst, . 12. 372.
Parkhurst, Henry M., 20. 28.
Parkhurst, Sarah, ig. 94.
Parkin, Mrs. William W., 12. 336.
Parkman, Daniel, 18. 344. Signs com-
plaint against W. L. Garrison, 18. 343.
Parkman, Deliverance, heliotype of her
house presented, 13. 378.
Parkman, Rev. Ebenezer, 9 465. Manu-
script sermons of, presented by Dr.
Tyler, 9. 466. ' Diary of,' in the li-
brary of the American Antiquarian So-
ciety, 9. 466.
Parkman, Elias, 1693, 6. 349.
Parkman, Elias, 1776, 7. 231.
PARKMAN, FRANCIS, LL.B., 2. 481; 9.
176; ii. 143, 198-200; 12. 41, 251 ; 14.
216; 15. 274, 305; 16. 163, 165; 17.
311, 314, 466 ; 18. 26, 419 ; 19. 357 ;
20. 185. Nominated a Resident Mem-
ber, 2. 481. Elected, 2. 482. Accepts
membership, 2. 484. Letter and dona-
tion from, 2. 489. Present at a meeting
of the Society, 2. 604. Of Standing
Committee, 3. 86, 162; 15. 276. Do-
nations from, 3. 93, 204, 214; 4. 285;
10. 41 ; ii. 158, 501 ; 13. 378; 15. 307.
To take charge of the communication
from the Chicago Historical Society,
3. 94, 95. Books to be given to the
Chicago Historical Society, 3. 95. Signs
the remonstrance against the change
of name desired by the New England
Historic, Genealogical Society, 3. 266-
270. Photographic views of Peruvian
Antiquities exhibited by, 9. 156. Re-
marks on a letter of Gen. Montcalm,
11. 112-115. Correspondence with the
Marquis de Montcalm, ii. 125-128.
Exhibits copies of some old Jesuit
maps of the Mississippi, n. 142. Re-
view of his ' Discovery of the Great
West,' by Count Circourt, presented,
n. 333. Resolution offered by him
with reference to the historical collec-
tions of Pierre Margry, 12. 318. Calls
attention to a proposed meeting of ar-
chaeologists, 13. 379. Calls attention
to a portrait said to be that of Sir
William Phipps, 14. 206. Motion of,
14. 206. Of committee to examine the
Phipps portrait, 14. 206. Resigns as
member of the Council, 15. 305. Vote
to accept his resignation, 15. 305.
Reads a letter accompanying a gift
from Edward Wheelwright, 17. 104.
Of committee to advise with the editor
of the proposed history of America,
18. 288. Communicates some early
letters of Washington, 18. 288. Re-
marks by, on the paper by C. F. Ad-
ams, Jr., on the printing of old manu-
scripts, 20. 183. His ' Pioneers of
France in the New World/ 10 5 ; 14.
376 n.
Parkman, Rev. Francis, D.D., 18. 206.
Contributes to purchase the Society's
building, i. 465 n. Donations from, 2.
23, 93, 170, 306, 329, 423, 430, 4(52.
Parkman, George, M.D., 15. 370, 371 ;
16. 113. Contributes to purchase the
Society's building, i. 465 n.
Parkman, Richard, donation from, 8. 442.
Parkman, Samuel, i. 192 n. ; 17. 243.
Parkman, Dr. Samuel, 10. 440 n.
Parkman, William. 12 108.
Parkman, Deacon William, d. 1832, 17.
244 n. His ' Journal/ 2. 528. Extracts
from the journal of, 17. 243, 244.
Parks, Major, 7. 225, 231.
Parks (Parker), Capt. Charles, 13. 96.
Parks, Luther, surgeon, 7. 414 ; 17. 58.
Donation from, and vote of thanks
to, 5. 147, 148. Letter from, to Mr.
Charles Deane, 5. 148, 149.
Parks, Capt. Warren ( Warham), 15. 78,
78 n.
Parliament, England, 2. 8 ; 3. 22, 79,
230, 314 ; 6. 47, 488 ; 10. 162. Mr.
Bowdoin's account of the Journals of
the Long, Little, etc., i. 426 n. Act
prohibiting trade with the colonies, 3.
92, 93. Acts referring to colonial mat-
ters to be arranged, 3. 110. Letter of
Gov. Hutchinson in relation to certain
acts, 3. 282. Matters pertaining to
the Narragansett Patent, 6. 53, 58-61,
64, 66 n., 76. Petitions to, to abolish
slavery, mentioned by B: Franklin in
his ' Parody,' 6. 126. Letters from
Lord Dunmore laid before, 6. 186, 187.
Propositions for peace with America,
6. 233. Attitude towards the States of
America, 6. 374.
Parliament House in London, reported
burnt in 1775, 7. 204.
Parliamentary Army, 6. 255.
Parliamentary Blue Book, ii. 484.
'Parliamentary Register/ i. 112.
Parmenius, Stephen, 12. 7. ' Memoir and
Poem of/ i. 166.
Parmenter, Jason, 5. 16.
'Parr, Gov. John, Vindication of/ i. 113.
Parr, Dr. Samuel, 12. 166 ; !5. 231 n.
Parr, Thomas, 13. 63 ; 20. 343.
Parris, Rev. Samuel, 17. 263. Copy of
his will read by Mr. Paige, 2. 429.
Parrot, Widow, 7. 206.
Parrott, William W., letter from, and ac-
count of the early trade in cotton in
the United States, 3 221-224.
Parrtown, AT". 5., 18. 268.
Parry, Edward, Portsmouth, 8. 358.
Parsley-root, 5. 391. As a medicine, 5.
391.
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343
Parsons, , 17. 338.
Parsons, , innkeeper, n. 13, 31.
Parsons, Charles C., donation from, I. 473.
Parsons, Charles W., M.D., donation
from, 4. 424; n. 500.
Parsons, Rev. David, 20. 47 n.
PARSONS, EBEN, 1. 110, 192 «.; ix. 95. His
death, i. xlii, 287?*., 289. Nominated
a Resident Member, i. 102. Elected,
1. 104. Donation from, i. 122. 'Me-
moir of,' by Dr. Lothrop, i. 317-320.
Pres. Kirkland asked to prepare a me-
moir of, i. 349.
Parsons, Eli, Act and Proclamation for
the apprehension of, 3. 179, 180. En-
gaged in Shays' Rebellion, 3. 179, 180;
5.16.
Parsons, Lieut. Enoch, 15. 86; 17. 176 n.,
179, 179 n., 180, 181, 181 n., 183-185,
195.
Parsons, Gorharn, i. 318, 319.
Parsons, Rev. Jonathan, 2. 563 ; 12. 192,
193.
Parsons, Joseph, 20. 325.
Parsons, Rev. Joseph, 8. 30.
Parsons, Capt. Lawrence, 16. 71; 17. 324.
Parsons, Lydia (Mrs. Greenleaf), 2. 563.
564.
Parsons, Mrs. Mary (Gorham), i. 317.
Parsons, Rev. Moses, i. 317.
Parsons, Samuel, 15. 157.
Parsons, Gen. Samuel H., 14. 87, 296 ; 15.
128, 133, 160; 16. 341; 17. 176, 176 n.,
179 n., 180, 191 n.
Parsons, Solomon, sufferings of, 4. 383.
Parsons, Theodore, letter from, given to
the Society, 3. 113.
Parsons, Chief Justice Theophilus, LL.D.,
d. 1813, i. 260, 307, 309, 310, 317 ;
2. 161, 356, 399; 3. 113; 4. 377; 8.
297 ; 10. 62, 63, 75 ; 13. 297, 303, 454,
458 ; 18. 131 ; 19. 145, 153, 155-157 n.,
163, 165, Won., 177, 260. A diary,
of unknown authorship, in his library,
presented to the Society, 2. 309. Dis-
tinguished position of, 3. 195. Part
taken by, in the debates of the Mass-
achusetts Convention of 1788, 3. 297,
298, 301 ; 6. 149. The Crowninshield
Case, 6. 279, 280. And Judge Story,
10. 179, 180. ' Memoir of,' by his son,
eulogized, n. 105. 'Memoir of,' cited,
6. 148, 300 ; 19. 157 n.
PARSONS, Prof. THEOPHILCS, LL.D., d.
1882, 2. 356, 564 ; 9. 192; n. 105, 257 ;
12. 6 ; 13. 267 ; 16. 252 ; 19. 314 ; 20. 241.
Maps and historical papers presented
by, 3. 113. Elected a Resident Member,
4. 374. Accepts membership, 4. 379.
Donations from, 5. 159 ; 6. 23 ; 7. 21,
103 ; ix. 501. On Judge Shaw, 5. 174-
177. Appointed to prepare a memoir
of Charles Folsom, 12. 296; 13. 26.
Appointed to prepare a memoir of Mr.
Loring, 10. 82. Resigns membership,
16. 176. His death, 19. 230. His
' Address commemorative of Professor
Greenleaf,' 2. 565 n., 566-568. His
opinion of Mr. Greenleaf 's ' Treatise
on the Law of Evidence,' 2. 566, 567.
His 'Memoir of Chief Justice Theophi-
lus Parsons ' cited, 6. 148; 17. 117 n.;
19. 157 H. ' Memoir of Charles Fol-
som,' by, 13. 26-42.
I Parsons, Thomas W., Jr., M.D., transla-
tor of Dante, 8. 277.
PARSONS, USHER, M.D., 2. 59. Nomina-
ted a Corresponding Member, 2. 59.
Elected, 2. 62. Donations from, 2. 84,
431, 460, 547; 3 50; 4. 379, 384; 5.
195, 219, 347 ; 6. 17. Donation from,
and vote of thanks to, 5. 373, 374. Let-
ter from, to Mr. G: Livermore, 6. 239,
240. Letters testifying to the bravery
of the blacks, 6. 240. Exhibits Indian
relics, 6. 428. Death of, 10. xvi, 409,
410.
Parsons, William, 19. 357.
Parsons, William, i. 192 n. Donations
from, i. 155, 193. And Eben Parsons,
XL 95.
Parsons, Mrs. William, donation from, 9.
81.
Parsons vs. Trask, cited, 13. 299.
Partee, John, sentenced by a court-mar-
tial, 16. 344.
' Parthenon,' 18. 228.
Particular Court of Hartford, see Hart-
ford.
Particular Court of New London, see
New London.
PARTON, JAMES, desires to use certain
manuscripts, 6. 334. Elected a Corre-
sponding Member, 9. 177. Acceptance
of membership by, 9. 196. His Corre-
sponding Membership terminated by
removal into the State, 18. 67. His
'Life of Franklin' cited, 6. 246; 10.
268.
Partridge, Capt., 17. 216.
Partridge, Capt. Alden, 17. 98.
Partridge, Hon. George, n. 21, 22, 24.
Partridge, John, 7. 130.
Partridge, John, 16. 264, 274. Appre-
hends G: Burroughs, 5. 32.
Partridge, Nehemiah, 16. 269.
Partridge, Col. Oliver, 2. 95 ; 12. 419 ; 20.
47 n.
Partridge, Rev. Ralph, 17. 341, 343.
Partridge, Samuel, 20. 325.
Partridge, Capt. Samuel, Son of Liberty,
n. 141.
Partridge, Sarah (Mrs. Hunkins), 14. 150.
Partridge, William, appointed an officer
in the Carthagena Expedition, 18. 375.
Partridge (Partrigg), Rev. William, d.
1693, 8. 28.
Partridgefield (Peru), Mass , 12. 408; 19.
398. Named for Oliver Partridge, 12.
419.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Partrigg, Rev. William, see Partridge.
Party allegiance, 7. 434.
Pasbeshauke, Conn., identified, 8. 475.
Pascataqua, Mr. Tuttle's remarks on the
name, 16. 377-379.
Pascataque, N. H., 10. 328.
Paschal II., Pope, xx. 415, 427.
Pasonagessit (Quincy), 16. 206.
Pasquier, Etienne-Denis, Due de, 17. 312.
Pass, a family of engravers, 2. 613.
Pass given by order of Gen. Gage, 3.
180, 181.
Passaconaway, Sachem, 10. 328.
Passaic County, N. J., 2. 237 n.
Passamaquody, 3 307.
Passekou, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Passy, France, 3. 293.
Patch, , innkeeper, n. 10, 31.
Patch, Capt. Samuel, 15. 79, 79 n.
Patent, Narragansett, see Narragansett
Patent.
Patent Case argued by Serjeant Copley,
7. 170.
Patent of New England, 1620, g. 20, 33.
Patent Office, see United States Patent
Office.
Patents, 2. 319. Laws concerning, 2. 317 ;
10. 198.
Paternoster Row, 3. 136.
Paterson, Lieut.-CoL, his interview with
Washington, 5. 333, 334.
Paterson, William, his 'Practical Stat-
utes of the Session of 1861 ' cited, 17.
Patrick, Christopher, killed by Indians,
14. 136.
Patrick, John, 3. 261.
Patrick, Lieut. John, 15. 83.
Patrickson, Mr., agent of Mr. Cradock,
5. 134, 136.
Pattee, Lieut. Benjamin, 15. 80 n., 81.
Pattee, William S., M.D., his ' History
of Old Braintree and Quincy' cited, 17.
56 n.
Patten, George, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 267.
Patten, Nathaniel, letter from, 4. 291, 292.
Patten, Richard, 2. 448 n.
Patten, William, 15. 116, 117, 119. Sen-
tenced by court-martial, 15. 121.
Patterson, , 18. 90, 117.
Patterson, , a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 266.
Patterson, Mr., 5. 12.
Patterson, Capt. Carlile P., letter from,
read, 16. 183. Letter from, 16. 400,
401.
Patterson, Francis, 19. 218.
Patterson, Gen. John, 14. 87 ; 15. 81, 85,
94, 97-102, 105, 124, 129, 138, 142, 160.
Officers of the regiment of, 15. 81, 81 n.
Patterson, Marcus, 19. 218.
Patteson, William, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 18. 267.
Pattin, , constable, 20. 125.
Pattin, Capt. William, xx. 141.
Paul II., Pope, xx. 413.
Paul, Widow, 17. 204.
Paul, /S/r John, xx. 132.
Paul, Silas, Indian preacher, x. 27.
Paul Jones, ship, 7. 411, 414.
PAULDING, Hon. JAMES KIRKE, A.M., xx.
233. Nominated a Corresponding Mem-
ber, 2. 46. Elected, 2. 47. His death,
5. xi.
Paulet, Sir Amias, 12. 287 n. Letter of
Queen Elizabeth to, 12. 288 n.
Paumahtukquasuk, his will, 2. 289, 290,
290 n., 291 n.
Pavement, wooden, to be laid in front
of the building of the Society, 2. 149.
Expense of, 2. 211 n.
PAVER, WILLIAM, elected a Correspond-
ing Member, 3. 128. Accepts member-
ship, 3. 150. Donation from, of a list
of pedigrees of Yorkshire, 3. 150.
Death of, 13. xviii, 380.
Pavissich, Dr. Luigi Cesare, xx. 2.
' Paw-Paw,' game of, 13. 46.
Pawcatuck River, 6. 73 n., 77.
Pawquajan, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Pawtucket, R. I., 17. 86.
Pawtucket Canal, Lowell, 5. 268.
Pawtucket Company, 5. 268.
Pawtucket Falls, i. 87.
Pawtucket Indians, 6. 363.
Pawtuxet, 6. 50 n., 69; 12. 354 n., 356.
Pawtuxet River, u. 28.
Paxton, Charles, 12. 417 ; 14. 183. Por-
trait of, presented to the Society, 2.
17. A refugee from Boston in 1776,
18. 266.
Paxton, Mass., 12. 408, 417.
Payer, Gen., 3. 228.
Payn, Mr., 16. 290.
Payn, Nathaniel, 3. 343.
Payne, , 4. 356.
Payne, Mr., 1775, 7. 217, 236; 15. 339,
341.
Payne, Mrs., 15. 342.
Payne, Ann, 13. 410, 415.
Payne, Christopher Gore, 13. 420.
Payne, Edward, 12. 323.
Payne, Edward, b. 1708, 13. 410, 415.
Payne, Edward, b. 1714, 13. 410, 415, 417.
Payne, Edward, b. 1765, 13. 418.
Payne, Deacon Edward, b. 1721, 13. 410,
415.
Payne, Mrs. Edward, 13. 418.
Payne, Edward William, 13. 420, 421.
Payne, Ellis Gray, 13. 420.
Payne, Jane, 13 410, 415, 417.
Payne, John, 13. 410, 415, 416.
Payne, Margaret, 13. 410, 415, 416 «.,
417.
Payne, Prof. Martyn, donations from, 2.
498; 3. 32 a.
Payne, Mary, b. 1700, 13. 410, 414.
Payne, Mary, b. 1757, 13. 418, 421, 422.
Payne, Mary (Mrs. Sewall), 13. 416.
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345
Payne, Capt. Philip, 13. 417.
Payne, Rebecca (Mrs. Gore), 13. 418, 419,
421, 422.
Payne, Richard, 13. 410, 415, 417.
Payne, Samuel, 6. 349.
Payne, Sarah, 6. 1699, 13. 410, 414, 410.
Payne, Sarah, b. 1704, 13. 410, 415.
Payne, Sarah, b. 1757, 13. 418, 421.
Payne (Payn), Elder Solomon, 8. 220-
222.
Payne, Thomas, 13. 410, 415, 417.
Payne, Tobias, the elder, 13. 405.
Payne, Tobias, b. 1697, 13- 410, 414,
416.
Payne, Tobias, the emigrant, 13. 405, 410,
414.
Payne, William, 12. 62.
Payne, William, the elder, 13. 405.
Payne, William, b. 1669, H.C. 1689, d.
1735, 6. 350; 8. 28; 13. 409, 411, 414.
Payne, William, b. 1695, 13. 410, 414.
Payne, William, b. 1708, 13. 410,415,416.
Payne, William, b. 1707, 13. 410, 415, 416.
Payne, William, b. 1762, 13. 418,419,421.
Payne, William Edward, 13. 420-422.
Payne family, Mr. Whitmore's paper on,
13. 405-424.
Payson, Mr., 16. 302.
Payson, Rev. Mr., WaHham, 16. 302 n.
Payson, Edward, ig. 389.
Payson, Rev. Edward, d. 1732, 8. 23, 27.
Payson, Rev. Edward, D.D., d. 1827, 16
126. Letter to, from James Savage, 16.
126, 127.
Payson, Giles, 19. 389.
Payson, Jonathan, 20. 219.
Payson, Rev. Phillips, D.D., 2. 150. Of
committee on Bible publication, 1790,
5. 105, 106.
Payson, Capt. Samuel, 15. 76.
Payson, Samuel R., 19. 357.
PKABODY, Rev. ANDREW P., D.D., 4. 94;
8. 173, 458 ; 9. 176 ; 10. 141, 366, 370 ;
ii. 130, 257; 12. 6, 442 ; 13. 323; 17.
22 ; 20. 413. To prepare a notice of
Mr. Dane, i. 503 n. On Mr. Samuel
Appleton, 3. 15. Elected a Correspond-
ing Member, 4. 52. Accepts member-
ship, 4. 54. Donations from, 4. 235 ; 6.
23; 10. 368. Elected a Resident Mem-
ber, 5. 147. Accepts membership, 5. 159.
To prepare a memoir of P.ev. Charles
Mason, 6. 3. Named to prepare a me-
moir of Rev. Alvan Lamson, D.D., 7.
409. Remarks on the death of Mr. G:
Livermore, 8. 454. Appointed a dele-
gate to the Archaeological Congress at
Antwerp, 9. 228. His visit to Europe,
10. 4. Remarks by, 10. 136. Tribute
of, to Dr. Walker, 13. 403, 404. Pays
a tribute to the memory of Mr. Upham,
14. 103. Remarks by, on the death of
Mr. Sears, 14. 202. Pays a tribute to
the memory of Dr. Sprague, 14. 339.
Pays a tribute to the character of Gov.
Washburn, 15. 261. Appointed to pre-
pare a memoir of Gov. Washburn, 15.
261. Reads a letter from Rev. Joseph
Meade, 15. 279. His tribute to Mr.
Nathaniel Thayer, 20. 110. His notice
of Mr. Nathan Dane, 2. 6-10. ' Memoir
of Rev. C: Mason ' by, 7. 103-114. ' Me-
moir of Alvan Lamson, D.D.,' by, n.
258-262. ' Memoir of Gov. Washburn '
by, 17. 23-32. Paper by, on the im-
peachment of Judge Pickering. 20. 333-
337.
Peabody, Augustus, 5. 369 n. ; 10. 144.
Peabody, Elizabeth M., 12. 30.
Peabody, Rev. Ephraim, D.D., 15. 368 ;
20. 416. And the Boston poor, 7. 112.
Peabody, Francis, Esq., 9. 364, 365 ; 15.
211.
Peabody, Francis H., 4. 102; 19 357.
Peabody, George, 19. 357.
PEABODY, GEORGE, LL.D., 4. 116; 10. 11,
14, 38, 142, 143, 168, 330; n. 37, 292,
355, 360; 12.8, 76, 131, 222, 293; 13.
3, 16, 274, 282-285, 319, 369; 14. 10,
187, 324; 15. 219, 272, 319, 375; 16.
154, 168; 17. 70; 18. 30, 182, 410; 19.
291 ; 20. 194. Autograph and portrait
of, 9. frontispiece. Elected an Hon-
orary Member, 9. 255 His acceptance
of membership, 9 347. His establish-
ment of the Peabody Museum of
American Archaeology and Ethnology,
9. 359. Resolution adopted by the
Society, 9. 359. His letter establish-
ing the Museum, 9. 364. See Peabody
Museum, etc. Instrument of gift, 9.
365. His letter accompanying the gift
of $20,000 to the Society, 9. 438 ; 10. 5,
6, 149. Resolutions offered by Dr. Ellis,
9. 438. A portrait or bust of, to be
placed in the rooms of the Society, 9.
449. Photograph of, 10. 172. Photo-
graphs of, presented to the Society, 10.
172, 470. Powers's bust of, 10. 313,
338, 339, 341 ; n. 32, 35, 44, 198. Hon.
R. C. Winthrop on, 10. 339. His death,
11. xviii. Remarks on his death, and
resolution passed by the Society, ii.
156-158. Lithograph of, presented, n.
159. Officers of the Society invited to
attend his funeral, ii. 197. Memorial
to, in Westminster Abbey, ii. 325.
Use of the plate of the engraved por-
trait of, granted to the Peabody Edu-
cational Fund, 13. 240. Use of the
plate of the engraved portrait of,
granted to the Trustees of the Pea-
body Museum, 14. 216. A portrait of,
presented by the President, 16. 1.
Peabody, George A., 14. 16.
Peabody, Nathaniel, 10. 488.
Peabody, Nathaniel C., donation from,
12. 29.
Peabody, Rev. Oliver, d. 1752, Natick,
17. 338 ; 20 212.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Peabody, Rev. Oliver, son of the preceding,
Roxbury, d. 1752, 4. 123.
Peabody, Oliver W., ig. 357.
PEABODY, Rev, OLIVER WILLIAM B.,
A.M., subject of lecture delivered by,
2. 80. Donation from, 2. 126. Nom-
inated a Resident Member, 2. 259.
P^lected, 2. 260. Accepts membership,
2. 262. Present at meetings of the
Society, 2. 202-264, 268, 272. Chair-
man of the committee to prepare
the index to the third series of the
Collections, 2. 2b'3. Of committee to
examine the Treasurer's accounts, 2.
267. Report on the Treasurer's ac-
counts, 2. 269. Removed from the
State, 2. 325, 608 n. His death, 2.
609 n. Notice of, 2. 608 n., 609 n.
Manuscript poem of, presented, u.
308.
Peabody, Rebecca (Mrs. Dexter), i. 421.
Peabody, S. Endicott, 19. 357.
Peabody, Rev. Stephen, 8. 484.
Peabody, Rev. William B. O., D.D., 6.
295, 409; 14. 47; 20. 241. To take
certain books from the Library, 2. 41.
Peabody, William S., donation from, 10.
314.
Peabody, Mass., funeral of Mr. G: Pea-
body, ii. 197.
Peabody Academy of Science, Salem,
donation from, 11. 499.
Peabody Educational Fund, 10. 319,
339; 13. 240; 16. 315. Photograph
of the Trustees of, presented, 10. 420;
n. 44. Trustees of, 18. 437. Gift
from the Trustees of, 19. 62. Remarks
by the President on a medal awarded
to, 17. 103, 104.
Peabody Fund, 10. 11, 12, 14, 88, 168,
170, 171 ; ii. 35, 37, 39-41, 247^249 ;
12. 74, 76-78, 131, 132, 220, 222, 224;
13. 14, 16, 17, 150, 268, 272, 274-278,
286 ; 14. 321, 322, 324-327 ; 15. 269,
270, 272, 274, 276 ; 16. 168-172 ; 17. 70,
71, 73-75; 18. 30, 31, 33, 410, 411, 414;
19. 291, 292, 294 ; 20. 194, 195, 197,
198. Change in the investment of,
authorized, 12. 191.
Peabody Institute, Baltimore, n. 360;
12. 215. Donation from, n. 499.
Peabody Institute, Peabod//, Mass., n.
197. 'Donations from, 4. 286; 5. 30,
45, 196 ; 6. 20 ; 7. 100, 376 : 8. 280 ; 9.
247; 10. 21,311,314; 1 1.499.
Peabody Museum of American Arche-
ology and Ethnology, Cambridge, Mass.,
I. vii ; 9. 359, 364, 365; 10. 14, 15 ; n.
159 ; 12. 1 ; 13. 11 ; 14. 4, 5, 7, 16 ; 20.
21. Circular from the Executive Com-
mittee of, 9. 449. Aboriginal relics
belonging to the Society to be depos-
ited with, 9. 451. Donation from, 10.
134. Articles deposited in, 10. 4. Use
of the plate of the engraved portrait
of Mr. Peabody granted to the Trus-
tees of, 14. 216.
Peace Society, see American Peace So-
ciety.
Peacock, William, 19. 389.
Peagram, John, 18. 370.
Peakes, Benjamin, 19. 377.
Peal, Indian, his death, 3. 307, 307 n.
Peale, , his portrait of Madison, 13.
Peale, Charles Wilson, 10. 310; n. 230;
12. 322; 13. 376, 377; 14. 159; 20.
100. His portrait of Washington, 4.
152; 14. 159.
Peale, Rembrandt, 17. 361. His lecture
on Washington's portraits, 4. 384.
Pearce, Elder Benjamin, 8. 220.
Pearce, Charles, 15. 157.
Pearce, Col. Cromwell, n. 493, 494.
Pearce, Col. Daniel, death of, 14. 138.
Pearce, Capt. David, 16. 78??.
Pearce, Hon. James A., 18. 443. His
remarks on the Macgregor portrait of
John Hampden, 18. 437-439.
Pearce, Deacon Jonathan, 8. 221.
Pearce, Samuel, 12. 107.
Pearl, John, 14. 143 n.
Pearl (Peaslee), Nicholas, killed by Indi-
ans, 14. 143.
Pearl, Capt. Stephen, 15. 85. Acquitted
by court-martial, 15. 146.
Pearl, William, 14. 143 n.
Pearl Street, Boston, 6. 31.
Pearl Street, New York, 3. 123.
Pearly, Lieut. Benjamin, 15. 79 w.
Pearly, Capt. William, 15. 80.
Pearse, Lieut. Nathaniel, 15. 86.
Pearson, Capt., Rowley, 14. 142.
Pearson, Mr., 7. 215. '
Pearson, Amos, 12. 198.
Pearson, Capt. Charles, of committee to
build a tug-boat, 7. 413.
PEARSON, Rev. ELIPHALET, LL.D., i.
132, 135, 150 ; 6. 270, 284 ; 17. 389.
Nominated a Resident Member, i. 128.
Elected, i. 129. Allowed to take a
map of Maine, i. 135. Of committee
on the proposed Museum, i. 151. Re-
signs membership, i. 216, 500 n. As a
disciplinarian, 9. 85.
Pearson, George W., donation from, 10.
412; H.44.
Pearson, Rev. Hugh, 18. 252.
Pearson, Bishop John, his 'Exposition of
the Creed/ 18. 427.
Pearson, Jonathan, donations from, 2.
569, 572, 584.
Pearson, Mary Green, 3. 208.
Pease, Mr., his servant, 7. 274.
Pease, Lieut. Abner, 15. 85.
Pease, Frederic T., donation from, 2. 421.
Pease, Neal, permission granted him to
use a portion of the ' Trumbull Pa-
pers/ 2. 468, 469.
Pease, Richard, donation from, 3. 65.
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Pease, Richard L., donation and com-
munication from, 12. 127, 128.
Pease, Robert, 20. 313, 314.
Pease, Samuel, 14-143.
Peaslee, Gen., 7. 36.
Peaslee, see Pearl, Nicholas.
Peasley, , 17. 212.
Peasley, Joseph, 18. 392 n.
Peek, Mr., 18. 300.
Peck, Elizabeth (Mrs. Perkins), i. 353.
Peck, Capt. John, 14. 256 n.
Peck, Joseph, 8. 223.
Peckj Oren H., donation from, and vote
of thanks to, 5. 159, 160.
Peck, Rev. Robert, 17. 341.
Peck, Samuel, 20. 13.
Peck, Elder Samuel, 8. 220-223.
Peck, Thomas Handasyd, i. 353; n. 141.
PKCK, Prof. WILLIAM D., A.M., i. 62,
94, 172, 173 n., 220, 233, 235, 244, 252,
262, 264, 353; 2. 496; 10. 219; 12.
434; 17. 408, 410; 19. 317, 400, 415.
His death, i. xli, 348 n. Nominated a
Resident Member, i. 40. Elected, i.
44. Donations from, x. 66, 91. Note
from, on the 'Circular Letter,' i. 74.
Applies for the loan of the collection
of plants given by Mr. Perkins, i. 92,
93. Vote that he may retain the
plants two years longer, i. 104. Of
committee on the better preservation of
the Library and Cabinet, i. 107. No-
tices of, cited, i. 348 n. Mr. Tyng asked
to prepare a memoir of, i. 349.
Peckard, Mr., 15. 238 n.
Pecker, M. de, 12. 185.
Pecker, James, M.D., n. 141.
Peckham, Sir George, 19. 76, 76 n., 83 n.
Peckham, Elder Timothy, 8. 222.
Pecksuot, Indian, 16. 206.
Peddock, Leonard, 14. 360.
Peden, Col., 17. 203, 203 n.
PEDERSEN, PEDER, nominated a Corre-
sponding Member, x. 418. Elected, i.
418.
Pedrick, John, recantation of, 12. 187.
Pedrick, Mehitable (Mrs. Story), 16. 176.
Peek, Lieut. Daniel, 15. 83.
Peek's Hill, 6. 259.
Peekskill, N. Y., 4. 307 ; 5. 10.
Peel, Sir Robert, 4. 212; 8. 143, 160; 13.
69 ; 14. 194 ; 15. 382.
Peel & Co., Messrs , 3. 228.
Peggy Stewart, vessel, burning of, in
Annapolis Harbor, 12. 288.
Peirce, , 12. 420.
Peirce, , aid to Gen. Greene, ig. 68.
Peirce, , British officer, 18. 76.
Peirce, Col 15. 89, 93, 96, 97, 100.
Peirce, Benjamin, LL.D., Librarian of
Harvard College, 8. 32 ; 15. 256 ; 19. 14.
Allowed to have books from the Li-
brary, i. 407, 434. His 'History of
Harvard University ' cited, 16. 58 n. •
17. 115 n.; 18. 119; 20. 47 n.
Peirce, Mrs. Benjamin, 19. 14.
Peirce, George, protest of, against enlist-
ment of slaves, 6. 203, 204.
Peirce, Lieut. Henry, 15. 84, 84 n.
Peirce, Henry B., 15. 251.
Peirce, James, 17. 159.
Peirce. James, sentenced by a court-
martial, 16. 343, 344.
Peirce, John, Sen., 12. 107.
Peirce, Lieut. John, 15. 78, 78 n.
Peirce, Joseph, sentenced, 16. 344.
Peirce, Joseph, Jr., 20. n.
Peirce, Joshua W., 14. 123 n.
Peirce, Nicholas, 20. 13.
Peirce, Capt. Thomas, 7. 411.
Peirpont, Jonathan, 2. 449 n.
Peirpont, see Pierpont.
Peirse, Mr., master of a ship, 3. 28 n.
' Pekin Daily Gazette,' presented by Rev.
Dr. Burroughs, 9. 472.
Pelham, Capt., Newton, 16. 37.
Pelham, Charles, 9 206; 12. 319; 16. 37.
Portrait of, by Copley, 12. 321.
Pelham, Charles, 3d Earl of Yarborouyh,
see Yarborough.
Pelham, Edward, d. 1705, 14. 141.
Pelham, Edward, d. 1730, 8. 14, 22, 27.
Pelham, Capt. Edward, 6. 344, 345, 349.
Pelham, Sir Edward, 13. 96.
Pelham, Helen, letter to Peter Pelham, 9.
202. To Charles Pelham, 9. 206.
Pelham, Henry, brother of the Duke of
Newcastle, 12. 414, 415 ; 18. 378.
Pelham, Henry, son of Peter Pelham, 8.
204; 12. 319; 16. 37 ; 18. 267. His
'Plan of Boston,' i. 11; 6. 38; 14.94,
95. His maps of Ireland, x. 87.
Pelham, Herbert, 1st treasurer of Harvard
College, 6. 344, 345, 348; 17/344.
Pelham, Mrs. Mary, 9. 201-204 ; 12.
319.
Pelham, Nathaniel, 8. 12, 21, 25.
Pelham, Peter, artist, g. 197, 198 ; 10. 47 ;
12. 8, 319, 323 , 20. 113, 115, 186. Por-
trait of Cotton Mather by, 9. 198.
Other portraits by, 9. 199-201, 203;
12. 319, 320. His school. 9. 200. His
marriage, 9. 201. His death, 9. 203.
Supposed portrait of, exhibited, 16. 37.
Pelham, Peter, Jr., 9. 205; 12. 319; 16.
37.
Pelham, Mrs. Peter, wife of the artist, 16.
37.
Pelham, Thomas, see Newcastle, Duke of.
Pelham, Waldegrave, detains presents
sent to Charles II., 7. 483.
Pelham, William, d. 1760-61, 9. 206; 12.
319.
Pelham, William, loses his passage on
the ' Arbella,' 5. 94.
Pelham, Sir William, 19. 81.
Pelham, Mass., 12. 407, 414.
Pell, Mr., 3. 125.
Pell, John, 1776, 15. 224.
Pell, John, 1670, 16. 245, 246, 250.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Pell, Dr. John, 16. 239, 246, 247.
Pell, Thomas, 10. 386.
Pelletreau, M., ig. 363, 366, 368.
Pelletreau, Mine, ig. 363.
Pelletreau, Bellamy, & Co., Messrs., IQ.
371, 375.
Pelling, Rev. Edward, his 'Discourse on
Holiness/ 18. 428. His ' On the Exist-
ence of God,' 18. 428.
Pellontier, Simon, 15. 233.
Peltro, John, 15. 157.
Pemaquid, 2. 545 ; 3. 186 ; 14. 122.
Pemberton, Justice, 7. 246.
Pemberton, Mr., 7. 277, 278.
Pemberton, Mr., 16. 296.
Pemberton, Ebenezer, LL.D., d. 1835, o.
86 ; 18. 166, 282.
Pemberton, Rev. Ebenezer, d. 1717, 2. 54,
449 n. ; 8. 29, 31; 12. 363, 365; 14.
139?*. ; 17. 263; 20. 5.
Pemberton, Rev. Ebenezer, D.D., d. 1777,
15. 331.
Pemberton, Hannah (Mrs. Colman), 17.
95.
Pemberton, James, 1789, 6. 122.
Pemberton, James, 1755, 20. 151.
Pemberton, Samuel, 4. 387 ; n. 141.
Pemberton, Sarah, 14. 139 n.
PEMBERTON, THOMAS, i. 62, 107, 117,
148, 156, 172, 187, 188 ; 10. 161, 343 ;
12. 6. His death, i. xli, 194 n. Nomi-
nated a Resident Member, i. 34.
Elected, i. 41. Accepts membership,
i. 42. Donations from, i. 47, 60, 68,
86, 124, 147. Vote of thanks to, for
his 'Journal of the American War,' i.
60. Twelve copies of the Journal
given to, i. 65. Of committee to ask
Mr. Crocker for books and pamphlets,
1. 69. Of Publication Committee, x.
90. Excused from service on "that
committee, i. 94. Of committee to
take an account of articles in the Cabi-
net and Museum, i. 100, 101. Dr.
Eliot's ' Memoir of,' cited, 1. 194 n. His
'Massachusetts Governors before the
Revolution,' i. 177. His ' Account of
Fires in Boston,' etc., i. 190.
Pemberton, William W., donations from,
2. 83, 84.
Pemberton Square, Boston, 3. 82, 150, 280,
333.
Pembroke, Thomas Herbert, Earl of, 12.
409 ; 13. 106.
Pembroke, Mags., 7. 210 ; 12. 403, 409.
Pen, Elder, 6. 349.
Pen used by Governor Hancock in sign-
ing the Declaration of Independence,
to be sought for by the Cabinet-Keeper,
2. 171, 174.
Pen with which the articles of Confedera-
tion were signed, i. 97, 98 ; 2. 174.
Penach, Peqnot Indian, 16. 402.
Pendleton, Capt., 3. 338.
Pendleton, Major Brian, 13. 314.
Pendleton, Hon. Edmund, n. 486; 14.
107. Letter from, to Richard H. Lee,
6. 188, 189.
Pendleton, J. S., 18. 166.
Pendleton, Philip, n. 354.
Pendleton, Philip C., n. 486.
Pendleton, William S., 2. 20, 20 n. Pre-
sents a number of maps of States and
towns in New England, 2. 20, 20 n.
Donation from, 2. 39.
Pendleton, S. C., 19. 280.
Pendrick, Richard, 15. 157.
Penfield, , innkeeper, n. 16, 17, 19, 81.
Penhallow, John, see Penhallow vs.
Doane.
Penhallow, Samuel, donation from, i. 50.
Penhallow, Samuel, his Wars of New
England with the Eastern Indians, i.
21, 75; 5. 231, 233; 14. 136 n., 138 n.,
139 n., 140 n., 142 n., 143 n., 145 n., 146 n.,
149 n. His 'Diary,' 2. 449 n.
Penhallow vs. Doane's Administrators,
Case of, i. 202.
Penington, Edward, Jr., 12. 58. Note
from, to Mrs. H. P. Duncan, 12. 59.
Penn, , extract from his will, 6. 348.
Penn, Hannah, i. 21.
Penn, John, 6. 105 ; 15. 393. Letters of,
i. 190.
Penn, Richard, 10. 161. Letters from,
given to the Society, 5. 312.
Penn, Springett, letters of, i. 190.
Penn, Thomas, u. 165. Letters from,
given to the Society, 5. 312.
Penn, William, n. 328 ; 12. 31, 181, 331 ;
14. 161, 314; 15. 19; 18. 256, 393. List
of first settlers under, i. 56. ' Life of/
i. 167. Charter of Liberties for Penn-
sylvania, copy of, given to the Soci-
ety, 2. 267, 267 n. Letters of, to Gov.
Fitz-John Winthrop, 12. 42, 43. Origi-
nal of his 'Charter of Liberties,' 13.
447.
Penn, William, Jr., letters of, i. 190.
Penn family and manor house, 6. 6.
Pennacook, the barrier scheme, 3. 37.
Fennel, Lieut. Abraham, 15. 83.
Pennell, John, naturalized, 4. 363.
Pennoyer, Martha, 6. 343 n.
Pennoyer, Robert, 6. 343 n.
Pennoyer, William, 10. 220 ; 14. 224. Be-
quests made to Harvard College, and
scholarships founded by, 6. 343, 343 n.,
349. His picture burned, 1704, 6. 343.
Extract from the will of, 6. 348.
Pennoyer Fund, income of, 6. 343.
Pennsylvania, U. S. A., 3. 171 ; 4. 341;
6. 137; ip. 27 n.; n. 165 'Reasons
for the Dissent of the Minority on the
Federal Constitution,' i. 12. 'View of
the Conduct of,' i. 20. Charges against
Gov. Keith, i. 21. Map of, x. 111.
Laws of, i. 113, 123. History of canal
navigation in, i. 123. Pamphlets re-
lating to, 1. 167. Proposed publication
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
349
in regard to the families of, prior to the
year 1830, 2. 423. Land claimed by
Connecticut, 3. 50, 61. Tradition con-
cerning Braddoek, 3. 235. Historical
Society founded in, 3. 267. See Penn-
sylvania Historical Society. Corre-
spondence between the " Governor of,
and the Corresponding Secretary, 4.
1, 2. Naturalization in, 4. 346, 347.
Paper money, 6. 17. Matters pertain-
ing to slavery in, 6. 92, 115, 120-122,
131, 138, 146, 147. Vote on the Con-
stitution of the United States, 6. 154-
156. Service of, in the Revolution, 6.
21 1. Regulations of the militia, 6. 372.
Rebellion in, 6. 400. Its spirited resist-
ance to the British in 1777, 7. 137.
Conversation of Wordsworth concern-
ing, 10. 437. Manufacture of gun-
powder in, 14. 253. History of, by
Gordon, cited, 3. 235.
Pennsylvania, Archives of, 3. 284. Given
to the Society, 3. 284.
Pennsylvania, Charter of Liberties for,
2. 267, 267 n.
Pennsylvania, Colonial Records of, cor-
respondence concerning, 3. 284. Do-
nation of, 4. 14.
Pennsylvania, Committee of Safety of,
resolutions of, cited, 15. 221 n.
Pennsylvania, Constitution of, x. 123 ; 5.
90.
Pennsylvania, Convention of 1776, reso-
lutions of, with regard to the sale of
salt, 15. 225, 226.
Pennsylvania, Convention of 1787, 3. 303;
6. 112, 134-136, 147, 154-156.
Pennsylvania, Convention of 1788, 6.
154-156.
Pennsylvania, Convention of 1848, presi-
dential campaign, 3. 73, 74.
Pennsylvania, Council of Proclamation
of, in 1787, 3. 179, 180.
Pennsylvania, Provincial Council of,
minutes of, 2. 535.
' Pennsylvania Chronicle/ 14. 265.
'Pennsylvania Evening Post,' extract
from, 6. 195.
'Pennsylvania Gazette,' i. 166; 8. 474.
Pennsylvania Historical Society, 2. 157 ;
4- 91, 95; 10. 309, 400; xx. 323; 12.
331 ; 13. 448; 15. 263 ; 17. 81, 290; 18.
181; 19. 317, 322; 20. 104, 157, 264.
The Collections to be sent to, i. 408 ; 2.
56, 70 n., Tin. 'Collections' of, 2. 52, 53.
Donations from, 2. 214, 325, 341, 360,
362, 364, 38:], 424, 593, 606 ; 4. 51, 437 ;
8. 76, 280, 314, 352, 364, 378; 10. 85;
II. 499. To be invited to join in a cer-
tain celebration, 2. 248. Request con-
cerning certain deficient volumes in the
Collections, 2. 480. Their request to
be granted, 2. 482. Acknowledges the
receipt of the Collections, 2. 483.
Tribute to Winthrop Sargent, 12. 57-
59. Circular letter from, 14. 329. Let-
ter from, in regard to Congress buying
the 'Franklin Papers,' 19. 240, 241.
' Transactions ' of, 2. 86 n.
' Pennsylvania Hospital, Account of,' i.
18; 17. 205 n.
' Pennsylvania Magazine,' 14. 64. Con-
tains a letter of Phillis Wheatley, 7. 268.
' Pennsylvania Packet,' i. 106. Cited,
13. 2l3n., 377; 19. 70 n.
Pennsylvania Railroad, 7. 156, 158. Vote
of thanks to, 7. 160.
' Pennsylvania Register,' 2. 1, 16, 18, 23,
145.
Pennsylvania Society for promoting the
abolition of slavery, etc., address from,
signed by B: Franklin, 6. 120-122.
Pennsylvania University, see University,
etc.
Penny, C., 6. 341.
Penny, Capt. Henry, death of, 14. 149.
Penobscot, 3. 298 ; 7. 265. Expedition
to, 4. 129-133.
Penobscot Indians, i. 388; 7. 448. At-
tempt to ratify the treaty made at
Condiskeag, 3. 305-307. Character of,
19. 396, 397.
Penobscot River, patent of adjacent
lands, to John Beauchampe and
Thomas Leverett, 2. 543-545. Expe-
dition to Quebec via, 5. 230-234. Set-
tlements on, threatened by the French,
7. 370. Trading-house on, 9. 27.
Penrie, Rev. John, 13. 336.
Penrose, John, 18. 300.
Penry, John, 17. 340, 342.
Pentland, Henry Huetson, naturalized, 4.
363.
Penton, Rev. Stephen, his ' Apparatus ad
Theologiam,' 18. 430.
Penyer, Mr., 15. 158.
Pepperell, Andrew, portrait of, by Smi-
bert, 16. 398.
Pepperell, Mary, letters from, to her
husband, Sir William Pepperell, pre-
sented by Rev. Chas. Burroughs, D.D.,
9.68.
Pepperell, William, 20. 325.
Pepperell, Sir William, the elder, d. 1759, i-
viii, 18 ; 2. 73 n. ; 4. 42, 224 ; j. 211 ; 9.
68; io.324,410; 12.415; 13. 79, 181; 16.
398; 17. 87; 18. 126 n. His letters, i.
viii ; 2. 72, 73. His conference with
the Indians, i. 19. Correspondence
with Gov. Shirley, i. 22. With Gen.
Warren, x. 22. With the British min-
istry and other persons, i. 22. Sword
of, 5. 373, 374. Sword of, presented to
the Society, 6. 17.
Pepperell, Sir William, the younger, d.
1816, 8. 375, 391 ; 13. 180; 15. 187 ; 16.
69; 18. 126; 19. 218.
Pepperell, Mass., 12. 407. Aids Boston,
1774, 4. 220. Named in honor of Sir
William Pepperell, 12. 415. ^
350
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Pepperell Papers, 2. 73 n. ; 10. 161. To
be bound and indexed, 2. 465.
Pepperellborougli, Me., 12. 408, 419.
Pepping, Mr,, n. 10.
Pepys, Kichard, 14. 185.
Pepys, Samuel, n. 365; 16. 143; 19.
329; 20. 177, 178. 'Diary of,' cited,
13. 74 u. ; 16. 217 n.
Pequassough, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Pequot, Conn., 10. 397.
Pequot Indians, 3. 313; 10. 327. Vin-
cent's tract relating to their war with
the English, 2. 434. Facsimile of agree-
ment of, faces 16. 402.
Pequot War, 5. 38, 39. Outbreak of, 5.
38, 39.
Peraro, Emanuel, naturalized, 4. 342, 343.
Perceval, Chancellor Spencer, 15. 187.
Percival, Capt. Francis, 18. 370-374.
Percival, Commodore John, U.S.N., 7.
101, 359. Papers of, given, 19. 349,
349 n.
Percival, Hon. Spencer, 1764, 17. 292.
Percival Avenue, Boston, 6. 29.
Percy, Algernon George, Duke of North-
umberland, see Northumberland.
Percy, Hugh, 1st Duke of Northumberland,
see Northumberland.
Percy, Hugh, Earl, 2d Duke of Northum-
berland, 4. 24; 8. 321, 334, 340, 345,
350, 396, 403-405 ; 13. 57 ; 14. 33, 283,
300, 349, 358; 17. 290, 291; 19. 377 n.
Not present at Bunker-Hill battle, 14.
99. His account of the battle of Lex-
ington, 14. 349 n. Portrait of, pre-
sented to the town of Lexington, 17.
230, 231.
Percy, Rev. Thomas, D.D., 15. 231 n.,
237 n., 239 n. Letter from, to Dr. Hen-
ley, 15. 239 n.
Pe'rier, Casimir, 15. 316.
Peringskwld, Johan, 8. 180 ; 18. 20, 79,81.
Periwigs, Judge Sewall's abhorrence of,
12. 366.
Perkins, Dr., 16. 296.
Perkins, Mr., 1623, 20. 23.
Perkins, Mr., 1837, 7. 411.
Perkins, Mrs. A. D., letter from, claim-
ing a return of the portrait of Jeremy
Dummer, 2. 300. Portrait of Jeremy
Dummer to be returned to, 2. 302.
Perkins, Abraham, 16. 265
PERKINS, AUGUSTUS T., A.M., 2. 612 n.;
12. 230, 250 ; 13. 20; 15 274; 16. 38;
17. 233 ; 18. 269 ; 19. 357 ; 20. 348, 394.
Donation from, 7. 168. Elected a Res-
ident Member, 12. 192. Accepts mem-
bership, 12. 211. Elected a member of
the Standing Committee, 12. 225 ; 13.
21, 279. Copy of his ' Memoir of J: S.
Copley/ presented, 13. 82. Of commit-
tee to nominate officers for the Society,
13-449; 20. 112. Submits the annual
report of the Council, 14. 25, 26. Vote
of thanks to, 14. 28. Communicates
sketches of the artists Blackburn and
Smibert, and memoranda of portraits
by them, 16. 385-399. Addenda to the
list of portraits by Blackburn and Smi-
bert, 16. 474, 475. Communicates addi-
tional notes on the portraits of Black-
burn and Smibert, 17. 93. His 'Life and
Works of Copley ' cited, i. 417 n. ; 2.
612 n. 'Memoir of John Singleton
Copley/ 12. 319-329 ; 13. 23, 26.
Perkins, Capt. Benjamin, n. 226 ; 12.
204; 15.86, 111,126, 134,145.
PERKINS, CHAKLES C., A.M., i. 346 n.;
14. 25 ; 16. 163 ; 17. 67, 68, 242 ; 18.
253. Elected a Resident Member, 13.
379. Accepts membership, 13. 395 ;
15. 276. Of the Executive Committee
of the Council, 15. 276; 16. 173. Of
a committee to nominate officers, 17.
51. Presents the annual report of the
Council, 17. 66. Vote of thanks to, 17.
76. Reports a list of officers from the
Nominating Committee, 17. 76. Re-
marks by, on a visit to Washington's
birthplace, 17. 239-242. Sketch of the
site of, faces 17. 240. ' Memoir of
James Perkins' by, i. 353-368.
Perkins, Rev. Daniel, 13. 372, 374.
Perkins, Edmund, i. 353.
Perkins, Mrs. Edmund, portrait of, by
Copley, 12. 322.
Perkins, Edward N., granted leave to re-
tain the manuscript of S. G. Perkins,
during the rebuilding of the Society's
premises, 12. 213.
Perkins, Mrs. Elizabeth (Peck), i. 353,
354.
Perkins, Frances (Mrs. Giles), 14. 151.
Perkins, H., 7. 198.
Perkins, Isaac, 16. 265.
PERKINS, JAMES, d. 1822, i. 106, 132,
135, 160 n., 192 n. Nominated a Corre-
sponding Member, i. 32. Elected, i.
36. Accepts membership, i. 37. Be-
comes a Resident Member, i. 96 n.,
346 n. Donation from, x. 154. Death
of, i. 346 n. Mr. Tudor asked to pre-
pare a memoir of, i. 349; 2. 509 n.
' Memoir of/ by C. C. Perkins, x. 353-
368.
Perkins. James, Jr., i. 361.
Perkins, Mrs. James, 12. 323.
Perkins, James, Sen., d. 1771, I. 353; u.
394, 395 ; 13. 418.
Perkins, James, Son of Liberty, xx. 141.
Perkins, Messrs. James and Thomas H.,
i. 192 n. ; 7. 424, 425; xx. 95; 13. 46;
18. 167.
Perkins, John, IT. C. 1695, 8. 29.
Perkins, John, letter from, in Halifax,
1776, to Gardiner Greene, 13. 61, 62.
Perkins, John, M.D., 7. 178.
Perkins, Mary (Mrs. Rawlings), 14. 152.
Perkins, Nathaniel, donation from, 2.
341.
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351
Perkins, Nathaniel, death of, in 1708, 14.
148.
Perkins, Nathaniel, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1770, 18. '267.
Perkins, Nathaniel, M.D., his character,
7. 178.
Perkins, Richard, M.D., 13. 372. Notice
of, 13. 373.
Perkins, Samuel, I. 353, 355.
Perkins, Samuel G., 5. 47 ; 10. 164 ; 12.
62, '213 ; 18. 380.
Perkins, Mrs. Sarah (Paine), I. 354,
368.
Perkins, Stephen H., 8. 139. Donation
from, 5. 47. Vote of thanks to, 5. 47.
Perkins, Mrs. Susannah, i. 353.
Perkins, Thomas, i. 192 n. Communica-
tion from, on articles deposited under
the corner-stone of the Branch Bank,
i. 378.
Perkins, Thomas, letter of, to Hon. Joseph
Palmer, giving an account of the early
manufacture of salt in Kentucky, 12.
38, 39.
Perkins, Col. Thomas H., i. 353, 359 ; 2.
153, 154 ; 12. 02-64, 06, 427 ; 18. 107,
108, 401 n. ; 19. 357. Donations from,
i. 79, 89, 92; 2. 303. Contributes to
purchase the Society's building, i.
465 n. A letter from, and a volume of
Mather's ' Magnalia,' presented by him
to the Society, 2. 37, 37 n. To receive
the thanks of the Society, 2. 37. Sub-
scribes toward the reprint of certain
volumes of the Collections, 2. 347, 368.
A collection of plants donated in 1795
by, 2. 351. Plants to be transferred to
the Natural History Society, 2. 497,
499.
Perkins, William, Dover, 16. 205.
Perkins, William, Emmanuel College, 1024,
20. 23.
Perkins, William, Emmanuel College, 1020,
20. 23.
Perkins, William, 19 356. Gift from,
and vote of thanks to, 17. 328.
Perkins, Dr. William, 19. 220, 223. A
refugee from Boston in 1770, 18. 267.
Perkins, Rev. William, n. 201. His
' Works and Cases of Conscience,' 18.
427, 428.
Perkins, Capt. William E., 17. 328.
Perkins, William Lee, M.D., his char-
acter, 7. 178.
Perkins House, Boston, 2. 555.
Perkins Institution for the Blind, 2. 210 ;
18. 107. Donation from the Trustees
of, 4. 54.
Perlee (Purlee), Lieut. Ildmund G., n.
493.
Perley, M. H., letter to Mr. H. Weld
Fuller, 2. 480.
Perley, Samuel, 5. 90.
Perley, Thomas, 4. 256, 257.
Permont, Philemon, 14. 305.
Pero, 7. 241.
Perraud, Lieut.-Col. B., donation from, 15.
307. Vote of thanks to, 15. o07.
Perrey, Lieut. Abel, 15. 75.
Perron Saint Martin, Madame la Baronne
de, 20. 101.
Perrot, A. M., his ' Collection Historique
des Ordres de Chevalerie' cited, 20.
02 n.
Perry, Abel, 14. 330.
Perry, Amos, 19. 327.
PERRY, Prof. ARTHUR L., 20 47 n. Ex-
tract from a letter from, 17. 92. Elect-
ed a Resident Member, 20. 204. Ac-
cepts membership, 20. 200.
Perry, Ezra, one of the first settlers on
Manomet River, 3. 255.
Perry, Capt. John, 15. 77. Sentenced by
court-martial, 15. 153.
Perry, Rev. Joseph, his Election Sermon,
i. 138.
Perry, Com. Matthew C., n. 359. Copy
of his medal presented to the Society,
3. 112. His mission to Japan in 1853-
54, 3. 112.
Perry, Com. Oliver Hazard, 10. 410; 13.
374 ; 18. 220. Letters to, from Com.
Chauncey, 6. 240, 241. 'Life of,' by
Mackenzie, 6. 239-241. .
Perry, Seth, 6. 349.
Perry, Seth, Sandwich, naturalized, 4. 362.
Perry, William, n. 394, 395.
Perry, Rev. William S., 18. 294 n. Dona-
tions from, 4. 220; 5. 172; 6. 78, 417; 7.
139, 298 ; 9 463; n. 500. His ' Connec-
tion of the Church of England with
Early Discovery ' cited, i8."l02 n.
Persico, Luigi, 10. 310.
Person, Capt., see Pearson, Capt.
Peru, Mass., see Partridgefield.
Peru, S. A., 6. 471. Periodicals of, 2.
140 n. In 1724, letter on, 8. 202-211.
Photographic views of antiquities of,
exhibited by Mr. Parkman, 9. 150.
Pesakontock, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Pesicus, sachem, 10. 328.
Pesono, Peqnot Indian, 16. 402.
Petau (Petavius). Dionysius, his ' Ratio-
narium Temporum,' 18. 429.
Petel, John, 4. 353, 353??. Facsimile of
signature, 4. 350.
Peter, Indian, 19. 414.
Peter I. of Russia, 15. 42 ; 18. 195. M"
Motley's article on, 16. 417.
Peter II. of Portugal, i. 38.
Peter, Mrs. Deborah (Treffry), 7. 116.
Peter (Peters), Rev. Hugh, 3. 315 ; 4. 441 ;
5. 366; ii. 145, 158, 187 n.; 12.330,302;
14. 115, 249; 15. 195, 197, 206, 217 ; 18.
255. His interest in the Narragansett
Patent, 6. 53, 03, 04. His relationships
and genealogy, 6. 254 ; 7. 115, 116.
Yonge's book against, 7. 375. Letter
of, 10. 10, 19. Letter from the Earl of
Warwick to, 12. 337.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Peter, Mrs. Martha (Custis), grand-
daughter of Gen. Washington, 4. 45, 46 ;
15. 402, 403, 404 n. Letter to, from a
committee of the Washington Benev-
olent Society, 15. 403.
Peter, Mrs. Martha (Treffry), 7. 116.
Peter, Rev. Robert Godolphin, 7. 115.
Peter, Thomas, 4. 45 ; 15. 402, 402 n.
Peter, Thomas Dykewoode, 7. 116.
Peter, William, Harlyn, 7. 115, 116.
Peter, Mrs. William (King), 7. 116.
Peter, Sir William, 7. 116.
Peterborough, Henry Mordaunt, 2d Earl
of, 13. 106.
Peterborough, Eng., Dr. R. Ellis's visit
to, 18. 249.
Peters, , Andover, 14. 130.
Peters, Dr. Alexander A., donations from,
i. 53, 66, 74.
Peters, dipt. Andrew, 15. 77.
Peters, Edward I)., 19. 357.
Peters, Francis A., 19. 357.
Peters, John, 7. 278, 279. His marriage
with Phillis Wheatley, 7. 268, 268 n.,
27 In., 272 n., 273.
Peters, Dr. John C., 4. 421.
Peters, Joseph, gives his meteorological
observations made at Halifax, i. 50,
91, 97, 98, 111, 122.
Peters, Capt. Nathan, 15. 78 n., 79.
Peters, Mrs. Phillis (Wheatley), see
Wheatley, Phillis.
Peters, Hon. Richard, letter to, from J.-
Adams, 5. 312, 313.
Peters, Richard, Jr., his ' Reports ' cited,
13. 453.
Peters, Rev. Thomas, 17. 344.
Petersburg, Va., 3. 256 ; 4. 90. Burnside
Mine at, 8. 281.
Petersham, Charles Stanhope, Lor-d, 3.
280.
Petersham, William Stanhope, Viscount,
1st Earl of Harrington, d. 1756, 12. 415.
Petersham, Mass., 12.407,415; 17-165;
19. 243, 396. Orderly book of a Revo-
lutionary company raised in, 19. 385.
Petcrstown, Penn., 17. 200 n.
PETIGRU, JAMES L., LL.D., 4. 97; 8. 104;
17. 80. Elected an Honorary Member,
5. 147. Accepts membership, 5. 159.
Death of, 6. xii n. ; 7. 11. Remarks on,
7. 2-4. Letter from, to Hon. R. C. Win-
throp, 7. 3.
Petition for portraits in the Senate
Chamber, i. 109, 110.
Petrarca, Francesco, n. 421 ; 16. 189.
Petre, William, Lord, 7. 116.
Pettes, Mary E., donation from, 5. 57.
Pettigrew, Thomas Joseph. F.R.S., 10.
455.
Pettingill, Lieut. Joseph, 15. 82, 86 n.
Pettingill, Moses, donation from, i. 469.
Pettit, John Samuel, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 18. 266.
Pettix Island, Boston Harbor, 7. 186.
Petty, Lady Anne (Lady Bernard), see
Bernard.
Petty, Henry, Earl of Shelburne, see Shel-
burne.
Petty, Lieut. Thomas, 15. 76 n., 77.
Petty, Sir William, 16. 217, 217 n.
Petty-Fitzmaurice, Charles, 1st Earl of
She/bume, see Shelburne.
Petty-Fitzmaurice, Henry, 3d Marquis of
Lansdowne, see Lansdowne.
Petty-Fitzmaurice, William, 1st Marquis
of Lansdowne, see Lansdowne.
Peweomont, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Peyrce, William, 3. 27.
Peyton, John Lewis, donation from, n.
500. His ' History of Augusta County,
Virginia,' 20. 95.
Pezuela, Gen., 6. 247.
Pfister, Major von, 17. 58. Vote of thanks
to, 17. 59.
Pharaoh, 3. 198 ; 6. 108, 306.
Pharoux, M., 7. 326-333, 335.
Phebe, a negress, 20. 104, 122, 123, 125-
137, 147.
Phelps, Charles A., 3. 158.
Phelps, Charles P., 19. 167, 169, 170.
Autograph of, faces 19. 169.
Phelps, Ezra, 14 84.
Phelps, Noah A , u. 483.
Phelps, Oliver, 19. 406. Portrait of, 13.
67.
Phelps, Richard H., u. 483. His 'His-
tory of Newgate of Connecticut ' cited,
1 6. 82 n.
Phelps, Sergeant Robert, 14. 269.
Phelps, Sewall (Phelps $• Farnham), x.
410, 419, 452, 452 n., 466, 488 ; 2. 82 n.
Note of, 2. 3 n., 82 n., 131 «.
Phelps & Gorham's Purchase, N. Y., 19.
406.
Phelypeaux, Jean F., Comte de Maurepas,
see Maurepas.
Phi Beta Kappa Society, i. 430; 3. 210,
213 ; 6. 275, 276 ; 10. 183, 448 ; 13. 29 ;
14. 45; 16. 129; 17. 390, 410; 18. 281,
339; 19. 341. Donation from, i. 219.
Phi Beta Kappa Society, New Haven, 17.
31.
Phial (Fayal), 3. 184.
Phidias, 3! 378.
Philadelphia, Penn., 3. 50, 93, 133, 151, 153,
156, 204, 215, 224, 284, 327, 395; 4 40,
41, 57, 91, 95, 100, 102 ; 5. 10 ; 6. 5, 39,
162, 271, 354, 355, 435, 405 ; 7. 199, 210,
229, 237, 294, 331, 382 ; 8. 328, 331 ;
10. 419, 464, 485, 489; n. 229, 230,
295, 297, 323, 331 ; 14. 157 ; 16. 159,
161, 279, 394; 17 18, 81, 174, 183 n.,
201, 202, 204, 204 n., 200 n., 213, 229,
290, 326, 362, 374, 395, 398, 401, 405,
408, 412, 414, 424, 447; 18. 2, 118, 280,
303, 304, 417; 19. 14, 19, 26, 51, 70,
70 n., 72, 103, 126, 134, 181, 181 n., 221,
240, 248, 326, 415, 435 ; 20. 14, 28, 90,
104, 269, 270, 342, 343, 345. « Ordi-
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
nances of,' i. 123. Report of commit-
tee on introducing water into, i. 1*23,
191. Reports on the bridge over the
Schuylkill River, i. 167. ' Sketch of
the Original and Present State of/ i.
191. Convention of 1848, 3. 73, 74.
Shays' Rebellion, 3. 179, 180. Cotton
exported from, into Liverpool, 3. 228.
Assembling of Second Congress, 4. 70.
Banks, 5. 286. Opposes the resump-
tion of specie payment in 1838, 5. 289.
Not a suitable place for Congress, 5.
466-468. Banks in trouble, 1839-41,
5. 290. Convention called to frame
the Federal Constitution, 6. 112, 134-
147, 156. Matters pertaining to sla-
very, 6. 120, 138. Arms captured at,
7. 190. Powder received at, 7. 194,
207. Armed vessels sail from, 7. 215.
Sanitary Fair at, 8. 441. Federal pro-
cession at, July 4, 1788, n. 224.
Threatened by Gen. Howe, 1776, 12.
55. Meeting in, on the tea tax matter,
13. 162. Centennial Exhibition at, 14.
319, 327, 329, 340. Committee ap-
pointed on, 14. 158. Report of the
committee, 14. 170. Watson's Annals
of, cited, 3. 235 ; 5. 207.
Philadelphia, Athenasum of, see Athe-
naeum, etc.
Philadelphia, Library Company of, see
Library Company, etc.
Philadelphia, Mercantile Library Asso-
ciation, see Mercantile Library, etc.
Philadelphia, Numismatic and Antiqua-
rian Society of, 12. 157. Donations
from, 10. 33 ; 17. 78.
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
R. R. Co., 13. 272, 276-278 ; 14. 325,
327; 15. 273, 274, 276; 16. 168; 17.
71 ; 18. 409, 411 ; 19. 290, 292 ; 20. 194.
'Philadelphia Almanac,' i. 123.
Philadelphia Bible Society, address of,
i. 202.
Philadelphia Dispensary, ' Account of,'
i. 177. Rules of, i. 1(.)1.
Philadelphia Library, 3. 395 n.
Philadelphia Society for alleviating the
Miseries of Public Prisons, donation
from, 5. 172.
Philagathos, psendon., ' Poem commemo-
rative of Goffe, Whalley, and Dixwell,'
i. 98.
Philbrick, Elizabeth (Mrs. Berry), 14. 150.
Philbrick, John D., donations from, 7.
376; ii. 500.
Philenia, pseudon,, 17. 363.
Philip, Sachem, i. 280 «.; 7. 267; 8.
220; 12. 36; 17. 131, 352, 387; 18.
436 ; 19. 244, 381. Gun with which he
was killed, i. 88 n., 251. His samp-
bowl, i. 103, 168; 2. vi; 7. 177, 267.
His death, 3. 320. Picture of, 3. 293.
Receipt of E. Richards for his bowl,
7. 267. His ' Spoils,' 7. 481. Loses
853
Mount Hope, 7. 483 ; 8. 220. Con-
founded with a king of Spain, 8. 78.
Revere's engraving of, 19. 244, 245.
Philip I. of Castile, 16. 322.
Philip II. of Spain, 15. 36, 48, 49 ; 16.
425, 431, 433, 435, 447, 451, 471.
Philip III. of Spain, 15 48.
Philip IV. of France, n. 427 ; 20. 366.
Philip V. of Spain, 15. 49; 12. 423, 424.
' Philip Besom's Narrative/ 6. 15.
Philipps, Ebenezer, a refugee in 1776, 18
267.
Philips, Gillam, see Phillips.
Philips, Martha, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 267.
Philips, Gen. William, 3. 280.
Philips, see Phillipps.
Philip's War, 2. 291 n., 329 ; 3. 9, 44, 293,
321 n.; 10. 161; n. 496; 15. 182; 16.
117 ; 17. 371 ; 20. 273.
Philipsburgh, N. Y., 6. 219.
Phillipps, Sir Thomas, 15. 306 ; 17. 15 ;
18. 253.
Phillips, Mr., 8. 399.
Phillips, Mr., 19. 59.
Phillips, Mr., innkeeper (?), 19. 71.
Phillips, Mrs., portrait of, by Blackburn,
16. 390.
Phillips, A. F., xx. 394, 395.
Phillips, Abigail, money paid to, 2. 234 n.,
253 n., 3 14 n.
Phillips, Benjamin, xx. 395; 17. 159.
Phillips, C., soldier, 12. 219.
Phillips, Eleazer, 20. 130.
Phillips, Elisha Cooke, 13. 414.
Phillips, Faith (Mrs. Savage), see Savage.
Phillips, Rev. George, d. 1739, Brookhaven,
8. 28 ; 12. 207.
Phillips, Rev. George, Watertown, d. 1644,
10. 328; ii. 399; 12. 207; 18. 298,
299 ; 19. 84.
Phillips, George W., 16. 34 n.
Phillips, Gillam, 5. 64, 67-69, 74, 75, 165-
168 ; 8. 475 ; 13. 101 ; 16. 390.
Phillips, Mrs. Gillam, portrait of, by
Blackburn, 16. 390.
Phillips, Hon. H. M., donation from, 4.
373.
Phillips, Hannah, 5. 64, 74, 166; 13. 101,
103.
Phillips, Henry, 1660, 6. 350.
Phillips, Henry, 1728-30, 5. 64, 67-69,
144, 165, 166, 170; 13. 101, 102.
Phillips, Henry, Jr., donations from, 7.
1 ; 6. 470 ; 10. 33.
Phillips, Isaac, donation from, i. 152 n.
Phillips, John, 1641, 17. 341.
Phillips, John, 1724, 19. 105.
Phillips.. John, the elder, 1733, 13. 414, 417.
Phillips, John, the yowirjfr, 13. 414.
Phillips, John, donation from, x. 147.
Phillips, John, signature of, faces 6. 428.
Of committee issuing paper-notes in
1690, faces 6. 428.
Phillips, Capt. John, 1695, 14. 132.
354
INDEX OP THE PROCEEDINGS
Phillips [Col John, 16901], 12. 117.
Phillips, Col. John, Andover, 17. 100.
Phillips, Hon. John, 20. 211.
Phillips, Hon. John, Exeter, d. 1795, his
portrait obtained by President Quincy,
2. 15.
Phillips, Major John, Castle William, d.
1787, 12. 207-210; 19. 131, 131 n., 132.
Phillips, Mayor John, Boston, d. 1823, 16.
405; 19. 167, 109-179. Miniature of,
4. 379. His autograph, faces 19. 169.
PHILLIPS, JOHN C., A.B., 19. 285, 357.
Elected a Resident Member, 19. 210.
Accepts membership, 19. 230.
Phillips, Hon. Jonathan, i. 173 n. ; n.
308 ; 20. 389. Donation from, x. 177.
Gives a portrait of Rev. Thomas
Prince, i. 437, 448. Contributes to pur-
chase the Society's building, i 4b6n.
His liberality to the Society acknowl-
edged, 3. 84, 168. To receive printed
volumes of the Collections, 3. 84.
Phillips, Mary, 13. 414.
Phillips, Mrs. Mary, 12. 207.
Phillips, Mrs. Mary, donation from, i. 76.
Phillips, Mary Anne (Mrs. Brooks), 17.
Phillips, Mrs. Miriam, notice of a sermon
on her death, 2. 5.
Phillips, Nathaniel, 19. 385 n.
Phillips, Richard, 20 124.
Phillips, Samuel, father of Lieut. -Gov.
Phillips, H.C. 1734, 9. 253; 20. 12 n.
Letter from, to his son, 9. 254.
Phillips, Lieut.- Gov. Samuel, H.C. 1771,
d. 1802, 8. 371 ; 9. 253, 254; 14. 251.
Funeral sermons on, i. 154. Vote in
reference to the library of, i. 347. Let-
ter from J. Bacon, 5. 477-485. His
' Statement of the Kennebeck Claims/
1.9.
Phillips, Samuel, publisher, 7. 490.
Phillips, Rev. Samuel, Andover, his por-
trait obtained by Pres. Quincy, 2. 15.
Phillips, Rev. Samuel Rowley, H.C. 1650,
d. 1696, 8. 12, 20, 25 ; 12. 107, 207.
Death of, 14. 130.
Phillips, Thomas, 1774, 3. 260.
Phillips, Thomas, d. 1741, 13. 414.
Phillips, Thomas, 18. 375. Appointed
an officer in the Carthagena Expedi-
tion, 18. 373.
Phillips, Thomas W., 12. 385. Donation
from, 4. 379.
Phillips, Mrs. Thomas W., donation from,
14. 3. Vote of thanks to, 14. 3.
Phillips, Wendell, 13. 201 ; 16. 406 ; 19.
302, 347. Mr. W: Sturgis claims for
him the right of speech, 7. 465. Ex-
tract from a letter of, 16. 407.
Phillips, Willard, LL.D., 14. 392; 16.
114. On Insurance, 10. 184.
Phillips, William. 13. 414.
Phillips, Deacon William, d. 1804, 7. 210;
ix. 141 ; 13 170; 15 352, 358; 20. 12-
14. Portrait of, obtained by Pres.
Quincy, 2. 15.
Phillips, Lieut.-Gov. William, d. 1827, 2.
15; 12.9,132,323(1); 16. 85; 18. 265;
20. 210. Notice of sermon on his
death, 2. 5.
Phillips, Zakary, 3. 338.
Phillips vs. Savage, case of, 5. 64-80,
167, 171; 8. 475; 13.80, 100. Decree
of the king in, 13. 101-103.
Phillips Academy, Andover, i. 429; 2.
100; 5. 429;7. 409; n. 258; 18. 282;
19. 59 ; 20. 35.
Phillips Academy, Exeter, 2. 390; 18.
271, 280.
Phillips School, Boston, 6. 32.
Plullis, , death of, 15. 355.
Phillis, negress, 16 393.
Phillis, negrcss, 20. 104, 105. Account
of her trial and execution, 20. T22-157.
Examination of, 20. 125-132. Bill of
indictment, 20. 138, 139. Subpoenas,
20. 140, 141. Record of the case, 20.
141, 142. Writ of execution, 20. 142-
' 144. Account of her execution from
the 'Evening Post/ 20. 147. Ballad
on the execution of, exhibited by Mr.
Jenks, 20. 157.
Philosophical Society, see American
Philosophical Society.
Philpe, Rev. Thomas, 2. 448 n. ; 17. 255.
Philpot, John, 15. 261,262.
' Phineas Pratt's Narrative/ 3. 336.
Phinney, Col., 15. 129, 133, 158, 160 ; 16.
337, 338, 340, 341, 347, 351-356, 35<>,
863, 364. 'Report of the Guard/ 4.
298. His regiment, 7. 261.
Phinney, Major, 4. 100.
Phipps, Albert, gift from, 17. 61.
Phipps, Constantine, Lord Mulgrave, see
Mulgrave.
Phipps, Sir Constantine. 2. 297 n., 298 n.
Phipps, Danforth, n. 484, 485.
Phipps, Elijah, 20. 129.
Phipps, Elinor (Mrs. Blackstone), n.
485.
Phipps, Harrison G. 0., 3. 213.
Phipps, Capt. Samuel, 3. 343 ; 8. 14, 22,
27 ; 20. 163.
Phipps, Spencer, see Phips.
Phipps, Sir William, see Phips.
Phips, David, 8. 350, 353; n. 394. A
refugee from Boston in 1776, 18. 267.
Phips, Sarah (Mrs. Bordman), 5 158.
Phips, Lieut.-Gov. Spencer, i. 219; 2. 95;
3. 371, 372 ; 4. 63-66 ; 12. 361 ; 18. 318.
His daughter, 5. 158. His real name
Spencer Bennett, 12. 414.
Phips, Lady (Spencer), 12. 414.
Phips (Phipps), Thomas, 8. 29.
Phips (Phipps), Sir William, Governor of
Massachusetts, i. 48 ; 2. 305 n. ; 6. 352,
428; 10.98; 12. 402, 414, 415; 13. 457;
14. 124 n., 128 n. ; 16. 105-107 ; 18. 254,
345 ; 20. 160, 284 n., 294, 306, 308, 328,
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
855
329, 333, 396, 397. Letter relating to
his salary as Governor, 2. 296, 296 n-
298 n. Arrives witli the Province
Charter in Massachusetts, 10. 370, 373.
Account of the discovery of an origi-
nal portrait of, n. 484, 485. Funeral
of, 14. 20(5. Invitation to attend the
funeral of, 14. 216. Portrait of, 14.
216. Committee appointed to examine
a portrait of, 14. 20(3.
Phips Farm, East Caml>rid<je, 3. 371, 372;
4. 85 ; 8. 404 ; 15. 87, 88, 91.
Phips Street, Boston, 6. 30.
Phocas, Emperor of the East, II. 427.
Phocilidon, Joh., 16. 221.
Phoenicians and Dighton Rock, 10 115.
Phoenix, Stephen Whitney, gift from, 17.
101.
Photograph of the memhers taken by J.
W. Black, 2. frontispiece; n. 128 n.,
252. Names of, 2. vii ; 3. 32 a, 33. Pre-
sented to the Society, n. 150.
Photographic views of Peruvian antiqui-
ties exhibited by Mr. Parkman, 9. 156.
Photographs of the members to be fur-
nished by each one, 8. 175, 262.
Phrenological Society, rent paid to Mas-
sachusetts Historical Society, 2. 3n.,
37 n.
Physick, Philip S., M.D., 17. 398.
Piacoegon, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Piccolomini, Max, 16. 446.
Pichon, Thomas, his ' History of Cape
Breton,' i. 99.
Pickard, Mark, 2. 282.
Pickard, Mary Lovell (Mrs. Henry Ware,
Jr.), 2. 282.
Pickens, Andrew, 6. 213.
Pickens, Lieut. John. 15. 78 w., 79.
Pickerin, John, 16. 264, 266, 273.
Pickering, , 16. ;p3.
Pickering, Miss, 19. 16.
Pickering, Arthur, 16. 474.
Pickering, Elizabeth (Mrs. John Gard-
ner), 2. 282.
Pickering, Eunice, 8. 32.
Pickering, Gil., 20. 23.
Pickering, Henry, 13. 271. Letter from,
ii. 162. Donation from, n. 163, 500.
_Vote of thanks to, 13. 217.
Pickering, John, marriage of, 14. 150.
Pickering, Ca.pt. John, 17. 224, 226, 227,
227 n., 228.
Pickering, Hon. John, 6. 275 ; 8. 297. Pa-
per, by Dr. A. P. Peabody, on the im-
peachment of, 20. 333-337. Notice of,
in N. Adams's ' Annals of Portsmouth,'
20. 336, 337. Remarks upon, by Dr.
William Everett, 20. 837, 338. Extracts
from the Diary of John Q. Adams, 20.
337, 338.
PICKERING, Hon. JOHN, LL.D., d. 1846,
i. vii n. ; 284, 285 n., 339, 340, 348,
374, 475, 478 n., 500 n; 5. 179; 8. 198,
199; 10. 109; 12. 5, 29 n. ; 15. 213.
. Nominated a Resident Member, i. 266.
Elected, i. 270. Of Publication Com-
mittee, i. 283, 337, 381. Resigns mem-
bership, i. 428, 446. Submits letters
and documents relating to Father
Ralle, i. 476. Donation from, i. 494.
Nominated a Resident Member, 2. 11
Re-elected, 2. 13. Present at meetings
of the Society, 2. 17, 46, 88, 115, 132.
Subject of lecture delivered by him, 2.
34. To report on M. Arnoult's com-
munication, 2. 45. Donations from, 2.
66, 85, 106, 119, 137, 188, 233, 236.
Letters referred to, 2. 97. To be ad-
mitted to the Royal Society of Nor-
thern Antiquaries, 2. 85 n. Of com-
mittee to provide a translation of the
manuscript on Columbus, 2. 113. His
death, 2 348, 348 n. Memoir of, 2.
348, 348 n. Donation from the family
of, a. 354. And the ' Witchcraft Pa-
pers,' 5 31. Intimacy with, and eulogy
on, by Hon. D. A. White, 6. 277, 278,
301, 302, 330.
Pickering, Mary (Mrs. B. R. Nichols), 2.
427.
Pickering, Mary (Mrs. Fabian), 14. 151.
Pickering, Octavius, LL.D., 5. 43 ; n.
106 ; 13. 271 ; 14. 392; 15. 213. Dona-
tions from, 5. 145 ; 10. 86. His ' Re-
ports ' cited, 13. 299; 14. 165.
Pickering, Rebecca (Mrs. Jaquis), 14. 152.
Pickering, Rebecca (White), 2. 427.
Pickering, Capt. Thomas, 14. 137.
PICKERING, Hon. TIMOTHV, LL.D., i.
300, 302H.-304, 811, 336, 383; 2. 282,
427 ; 4. 288; 5. 44, 151 ; 6. 296, 297 ;
n. 106; 13. 67, 217, 242, 267, 271; 15.
183, 186, 197, 198, 213, 219, 220, 313,
319-323; 17. 441; 18. 283, 380; 20.
338. Nominated a Corresponding Mem-
ber, i. 110. Elected, x. 117. Letter
to Gov. Trumbull, 2. 459. Need of a
military academy, 6. 368. The sister
of, 8. 32. Manuscript correspondence
of, presented, n. 162. Death of, 15.
212. Letter to, from Gov. Sullivan,
15. 320. His ' Correspondence with
Gov. Sullivan,' i. 202.
Pickering, Capt. William, 18. 42.
Pickering family, 6. 292.
Pickering mansion, 6. 296.
'Pickering Papers,' 13. 242, 267, 271;
14. 205 ; 15. 212 ; 19. 291 ; 20. 193, 196.
Placed in the Society's Library, 13.
217. Committee appointed to publish
a volume of, 19. 251. Cited, x. 300 n.,
304, 31 In.
Picket, , innkeeper, 11. 13, 31.
Pickett, Moses, sentenced by court-mar-
tial, 15. 155.
Pickman, Benjamin, Salem, naturalized,
4. 361.
Pickman, Benjamin T., contributes to
purchase the Society's building, i. 465n.
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Pickman, Dudley L., presents Phillis
Wheatley's copy of ' Paradise Lost ' to
Harvard College, 7. 303.
Pickman, William I)., 19. 357.
Pico, Joshua, n. 141 ; 20. 11.
Pictures, ludicrous arrangement of, in a
shop-window, 14. 162.
'Pictures of Poetry, Historical, Bio-
graphical/ etc., i. 177.
Pidal, Pedro Jose, 8. 188.
Pierce, Capt., 18. 374.
Pierce, Mr., Carolina, n. 141.
Pierce, Mrs., 16. 305, 305 n.
Pierce, Abby L., donation from, n. 44.
Pierce, Major Benjamin, 3. 280.
Pierce, Edward L., 20. 256. Donation
from, 7. 359.
Pierce, Pres. Franklin, 6. 30 ; 16 308 ; 17.
8, 9 ; 18. 440. Friend of L. V Bell, 7.
32, 33. Advocates an insane hospital,
7.37.
Pierce, Henry A., letter and donation
from, 2 542.
Pierce, Hon. Henry L., 19. 356.
Pierce, Isaac, u. 141.
Pierce, John, 20. 6
Pierce, John, charter of Plymouth grant-
ed to, 1621, 9. 23, 33. His second pa-
tent, 1622, 9. 24, 25.
Pierce, Mrs. John, request from, 2. 435.
Her death, 3. 281.
PIERCE, Rev. JOHN, D.D., i. 206, 207, 214-
216, 219, 220, 222, 223, 225, 226, 228-
230, 234, 235, 237, 239, 240, 243-245,
249, 252, 253, 257, 259, 263, 264, 270,
272, 277, 281, 283, 284, 333, 337, 339,
345, 347, 348, 350, 371, 374, 378, 384,
385, 387, 395, 398, 417, 418, 427, 436,
437, 445, 450, 453, 456, 464, 479_ 480,
482, 485, 490, 497, 500, 503, 504; 6. 267;
8. 441 ; ii. 101, 102 ; 12. 434 ; 13. 402 ;
14. 339 ; 17. 18, 18 n. ; 20. 404. Dona-
tions from, i. 191 ; 2. 83, 212, 336, 372,
377. His death, i. xlii; 2. 432. Nomi-
nated a Resident Member, i. 199.
Elected, i. 200. Of committee to re-
print the Collections, i. 216. Of Pub-
lication Committee, i. 228. Of commit-
tee to collect and count votes, I. 228,
229, 237, 257, 265. Elected a member
of the Standing Committee, i. 231,239,
245, 254, 264, 273, 279, 288, 335, 341,
350, 374, 380, 387, 398, 409, 418, 427,
445, 452, 467. President pro lempore, i.
237. Calls up the proposal to have a
discourse on some historical subject, i.
241. Seconds a motion, i. 242. Of
committee to represent the Society at
the Plymouth celebration, i. 289. Of
committee to republish the Circular
Letter, i. 342. Of committee on diplo-
mas, i. 494. Present at meetings of
the Society, 2. 3, 15, 25, 31, 33, 35, 40,
47, 56, 60, 62, 65, 67, 72, 79, 83, 90,
92, 94, 96, 99, 104, 112, 117, 119, 123,
125, 126, 131, 135, 139, 142, 144, 145,
147, 149, 172, 176, 178, 181, 183, 188,
192, 213, 215, 218-220, 222, 223, 225,
227, 233, 235, 239, 241, 245, 247, 249,
251, 253, 259, 261, 263, 264, 206, 272,
286, 294, 298, 303, 306, 307, 309, 314,
319, 320, 324, 326, 329, 335, 338, 340,
350, 352, 356, 362-364, 370, 374, 377,
378, 380, 383, 385, 389, 411, 415, 421,
422. Announces death of Rev. Dr.
James Freeman, 2. 24. Of Scrutini-
zing Committee, 2. 64. Of committee
on memoirs of members, 2. 115. Ex-
cused therefrom, 2. 115. To prepare a
memoir of Rev. T. M. Harris, 2. 232,
232 n. Communicates a list of preach-
ers of the sermons at the General
Elections in Massachusetts, 2. 293,
293 «., 294 n. To take charge of the
letter relating to the papers of Rev.
Dr. Hemenway, 2. 306. Communi-
cates a letter from Abraham Hilliard,
2. 323. To report on the subject of
Mr. A. Hilliard's communication, 2.
323. Communication concerning the
letter of John Sharpe, 2. 329 n., 330 u.
Action to be taken in relation to the
manuscripts left by, to the Society, 2.
431. Date of membership, 2 432. 'Me-
moir of,' 2. 432, 432 n., 444. Letter
from the executors of the will of, 2.
435. Donation from the family of, 2.
476. Report concerning his Diary, 3.
203. His Diary given to the Society, 4.
5. His Interleaved Triennials placed
in the Library, 17. 59. His manuscript
memoirs, 2. 431 ; 3.28! ; 4. 109; 10. 164.
His Manuscript Diary, 2. 435 n. ; 4. 5,
9-11 ; 13. 328. Interleaved Triennials
of. 3. 205 ; 8. 47 ; 17. 59. His ' His-
torical Sketch of Brookline' quoted,
n. 101. Extract from his journal, 20.
405.
Pierce, Joseph, donation from, i. 146.
Pierce, Mary (Mrs. Gore), 13. 424.
Pierce, Matt., 3. 260.
Pierce, Capt. Michael, 20. 274.
Pierce, Nancy Green (Mrs. Andrew), 18.
42, 43.
Pierce, Elder Nathan, 8. 222.
Pierce, Richard, printer, 7. 490.
Pierce, Capt. William, 20 66, 67.
PIERONNET, THOMAS, donations from, i.
75, 76, 112, 116, 180, 131. Nominated a
Corresponding Member, i. 128. Elect-
ed, i. 129. His vocabularies of Indian
Languages, i. 111. His account of
Demerara, i. 129.
Pierpoint, James, see Pierpont.
Pierpoint, Robert, see Pierpont.
Pierpont, Mrs. Ann, death of, 13. 350.
Pierpont, Rev. Benjamin, 8. 28.
Pierpont, Charles, donation from, i. 147.
Pierpont (Pierpoint), Rev. James, 8. 23,
28.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
357
Pierpont, Rev. John, 17. 31. Writes an
ode celebrating the anniversary of the
settlement of Boston, i. 434 n.
Pierpont, Rev. John, Jr., 8. 253.
Pierpont, Rev. Jonathan, 8. 28 ; 17. 263,
268-273, 280.
Pierpont (Peirpont), Robert, 4. 78; 7.
233; xx. 141 ; 20. 214-216, 222, 223
Pierrepont, Eveh'n, see Kingston, Duke of.
Pierrepont, Henry E., letter from, describ-
ing a portrait of Washington owned by
him, n. 229, 230.
' Piers Ploughman, Vision of,' cited, 18.
404.
Pierson, Mr., 19. 30.
Pierson, A. I,., J/./J, 15. 365.
Pierson, Rev. Abraham, President of Yale
Colteye, 8. 13, 22, 27 ; 10. 404, 407 ; 17.
342, 347.
Pierson, Charles L., 19. 357.
' Pietas et Gratulatio ' of Harvard Col-
lege, 18. 246.
Pigafetta, Antonio, his ' Voyage autour
du Monde,' 1. 153.
Pigion, Mr., 15. 80, 92.
Pigot, Gen. Robert, 4. 38, 67 ; 8. 350 ; 14.
35, 61, 70, 72, 99 n. ; 16. 71.
Pigott, Adam, 12. 116.
Pike, , 13. 133.
Pike, Major, 16. 275.
Pike, Mr'., 16. 265.
Pike, Abigail, 14. 121, 124. Death of,
14. 127.
Pike, Abigail, 2rf, 14. 121, 133.
Pike, Hannah, 14. 121.
Pike, James, 16. 279.
Pike, James, 20. 9.
Pike, Rev. James, 17. 156.
Pike, James 8., donation from, 10. 311.
Pike, John, uncle of Rev. John Pike. 14.
129 n.
Pike, Rev. John, 2. 55; 8. 23, 27 ; 10 163,
347 ; 12 213 ; 14. 181, 182 ; 16. 53 ; 17.
110, 111. Sketch of his life by Dr.
Quint, 14. 117-121. Journal of, edited
by Dr. Quint, 14. 121-152. His Jour-
nal cited, 13. 451 ; 17. 220 n.
Pike, Joseph, killed by Indians, 14. 129.
Pike, Joshua, 14. 121.
Pike, Margaret, 14. 121, 133.
Pike, Mary, 14. 121.
Pike, Capt. Nathaniel, 14. 121, 124, 145,
147, 150.
Pike, Nicholas, his ' Arithmetic/ 13. 439.
Pike, Robert, brother of Rev. John Pike,
14.118. His death, '14. 126.
Pike, Major Robert, father of Rev. John
Pike, 14. 117, 124n.-126 n., 370/z. Death
of, 14. 144; 16. 279; 17. 220, 221 n.,
222 n. ; 18. 390, 392 n. Portrait of, re-
paired, 20. 192.
Pike, Robert, son of Rev. John Pike, 14.
121, 124. Portrait of, presented to the
Society, 2. 55.
Pike, Samuel, 14. 121, 134.
Pike, Mrs. Sarah (Moodey), 14. 121.
Death of, 14. 135.
Pike, Sarah, niece of Rei\ John Pike. 14.
118.
Pike, Mrs. Sarah (Sanders), 14. 117.
Pike, Sarah (Mrs. Stockman), 14. 123 n.,
129w.
Pike, Solomon, 14. 121.
Pike, Lieut. Thomas, 15. 86.
Pike, Gen. Zebulon Montgomery, xx. 492-
495.
Pilcomayo River, 7. 416.
Pilgrim Hall, Plymouth, 3. 254 ; 20. 192.
Pilgrim Society, 2. 155 ; 16. 133; i8.209;
19. 65. Vote in reference to the cele-
bration by, i. 288. Celebration of the
two hundredth anniversary of the
landing at Plymouth by, i. 331 n. Re-
port of the committee to attend that
celebration, i. 334. Vote to give the
Society's publications to, i. 334 ; 2.
70 n. ; 13. 232. Invitation received
from, ix. 492. Winslovv portraits, etc.,
to be given to, 19 386.
Pilgrims, residence in Holland, 2. 247, 248.
Celebration of the one hundred and
ninety-third anniversary of their land
ing, i. 235, 236; 3. 129," 130, 356. Cele-
bration of the two hundredth anniver-
sary of their landing, i. 331 n., 334.
Celebration of the two hundred and
fiftieth anniversary of their landing,
xx. 492.
Pilkington, Col. C. A., a lithograph of
his drawing to be inserted in Vol. V.
of the third series, 2. 35. His sketch
of a conference with Indians in 1793,
2. 64 ; 13. 68.
Pilmore, Rev. Joseph, 17. 205, 205 n.
Pincheon, Lieut. Walter, 15. 78, 78 n.
Pincheon, William, 3. 62. Gone to New
England, 5. 93-95.
Pinchin, Dr., 20. 140.
Pinchon, John, 14. 206.
Pinckney, Hon. Charles, 10. 477, 478.
Letter from, published in the ' African
Repository,' 6. 78. On slavery, 6. 92,
136, 141, 142, 238. Quoted, 6. 238.
Pinckney, Gen. Charles Cotesworth, am-
bassador to England, 5. 310, 311. Re-
marks on slavery during the debates
on the Constitution, 6. 142-145, 167, 168.
Pinckney, Henry, friend of N. L Bow-
ditch, 5. 502.
Pinckney Street, Boston, 3. 129 ; 6. 30.
Pine, Robert E., xx. 230. Portrait of
Washington, 5. 104.
Pine de Inde, 5. 397.
Pine-tree on the flag given by Hancock
to the colored soldiers, 6. 85.
Pine-tree flag, 7. 477. Earliest engraving
of, 6. 40 ; 14. 64.
Pine-tree money, n. 293.
Pine-tree shilling presented to the So-
ciety, 2. 422.
358
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Pinkerton, Frances Clark (Mrs. Bell), 7.
34, 67, 70.
Pinkerton, James, his daughter, 7. 34.
Pinkerton, John, his ' History of Scot-
land ' citod, 13. 353.
Pinkerton, John M., 7. 32 n., 70. Dona-
tion from, 8. 1.
Pinkham, Amos, 14. 149.
Pinkham, Katherine, death of, 14. 149.
Pinkham, Mrs. Mary (Allen), 14. 151.
Pinkham, Solomon, marriage of, 14.
152.
Pinkham, Thomas, marriage of, 14. 151.
Pinkney, Frances (Mrs. Gore), 13. 424.
Pinkney, John, 13. 424.
Pinkney, Hon. William, LL D., x. 218;
2. 401 ; 10. 184, 240; n. 108, 355; 18.
63; 19. 17,36,260.
Pinkster Jubilee, Albany, N. Y., 19 401 n.
PINTARD, JOHN, LL.D., i. 28 n. Con-
cerning the formation of the Society,
1. xi-xiii. Donation from, 1. 130. Nom-
inated a Corresponding Member, I. 234.
Elected, i. 234.
Pintard, John M., xx. 299 ; 12. 130, 173.
Donation from, i. 25. Vote of thanks
to, i. 26.
Pinto, tales of, 3. 235.
Piombo, Sebastian del, 3. 379.
Piozzi, Hester Lynch, 3. 125; 14. 23; 19.
306.
Piper, , a centenarian, 10. 48.
Piper, Samuel, marriage of. 14. 151.
Piper, Solomon, donations from, 3. 1.
Piracy, early Massachusetts law against,
7. 302.
Pisa, Italy, 10. 165.
Pisard, Thomas, 3. 261.
Piscataqua, N. //., 3. 323 ; 14. 122 ; 20.
152 n. Visited by Pere Druillettes, 3. 35.
Piscataqua expedition against Dixey
Bull, 3. 18«, 187.
Piscataqua River, 3. 326. Settlements
on, threatened by the French, 7. 370.
Piscatoque Benevolence, 6. 338, 339.
Pitcairn, Major John, 14. 63 n., 72, 80, 92,
244, 349 n. ; 16 290 ; 18. 345, 418. His
death, 6. 166-168, 178 ; 7. 191, 192 ; 14.
93. A paper on the life and character
of, communicated by Hon. Charles
Hudson, 17. 315-326.
Pitcher, Thomas, 20. 10.
Pitkin, Lieut-Col., 15 160.
PITKIN, TIMOTHY, LL.D., nominated a
Corresponding Member, i. 226. Elect-
ed, i. 227. Allowed to take books
from the Library, i. 399. Donation
from, 2. 56. ' History of the United
States ' cited, 7. 262 n., 492 n.
Pitkin. Gov. William, d. 1769, i. 55, 85 n. ;
2. 332 n., 343 n.
Pitman, Hon. John, letter from, to B. R.
Curtis, 1 6. 23, 24.
Pitman, Joseph, killed by Indians, 14.
139.
Pitt, John, 2d Earl of Chatham, see Chat
ham.
Pitt, William, the elder, see Chatham.
Pitt, William, the younger, 14. 194; 15.
45, 45 n., 52, 53 ; 16. 47. His opinion
of his father's speeches, 7. 393.
Pittman, Margaret, 2 545 n.
Pittman, Mary, 20. 318.
Pittman, Thomas, 2. 545 n.
Pitts, , 8. 322.
Pitts, Hon. James, xx. 141; 15. 328; 16.
43. His death, 7. 235.
Pitts, James, Jr., n. 141.
Pitts, John, ii. 141 ; 16. 93-96.
Pitts, Capt. Peter, 15. 77.
Pitts, Samuel, 8 334, 343.
Pitts, William, xx. 141. .
Pittsburg, Penn., 6. 371 ; 17. 180, 201 ; 18.
191.
Pittsfield, Mass., 12. 407 ; 16. 35 ; 17. 91 ;
19. 91, 398, 399, 421, 422. Nained for
William Pitt, Earl of Chatham, 12.
416. Donation from the town of, 10.
469.
Pius VI, Pope, 10. 456.
Pius IX., Pope, 14. 162; 17. 45. Remark8
by Mr. Winthrop, on the death of,
16. 36.
Pixley, Lieut. David, 15. 81.
Plague in London, 1666, 12. 420.
Plainfield, N. J , 4. 100.
Plainfield, Church of, 8. 221.
Plaisted, artist, n. 485.
Plaisted, Elisha, marriage of, 14. 150.
Plaisted, Mrs. Elizabeth (Harvey), 14.
150.
Plaisted, Ichabod, 20. 325.
Plaisted, John, 20. 325.
Plaisted, Samuel, 16. 387.
Plaisteds, Roger, 6. 339.
Plaistow, J;>sias, 14. 307.
Planchut, James, 14. 218.
Planchut, Mrs. Peter (Andre'), 14. 218.
Plantations, document relating to the
hiring of servants for, issued in 1682,
2. 428, 428 n.
Plantations in New England, 9. 17.
Plants, a collection of, given by Mr. Per-
kins, i. 89. Loaned to Prof. Peck, i.
93. To be retained by him two years
longer, i. 104.
Plat, , innkeeper, 19. 419.
Plat, Jonas, 19. 405, 408, 417.
Plate, a piece supposed to have been at-
tached to a coffin found on Chincha
Island, donation of, 6. 471.
Plato, 18. 136 n., 324; 20. 352. Works
of, i. 152 ; 3. 384.
Platt, Mr. (of New York), xx. 20.
Plattsburg, a quadrant taken at the battle
of, deposited with the Society, 2. 306.
Playfer, William, 15. 262.
Playford, John, 17. 173.
Playstead, Mr,, 16. 105.
Pleasant Street, Boston, 7. 188.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
359
' Please God I live, I '11 go/ a motto ex-
pljiined, 7. 370-372.
Plimpton, Henry, 14. 110.
Plimton, Lieut. Ezekiel, 15. 77.
Plinius, Caecilius Secundus Caius, 3 136,
334 ; 20. 235.
Plinius, Caius Secundus, 16. 329. Dr.
Bigelow's paper on the death of, 17.
456, 459. His ' Natural History,' i. 73 ;
16. 329 n.
' Plough Patent,' Portland, Me., 13. 118.
Ploughed Hill, 4. 303 ; 7. 206 ; 12. 199.
Plumb, Thomas, aged 108, 8. 437.
Plumbers' Flail, London, Church of Sepa-
ratists in, 1567, 9. 376.
Plumer, Hon. William, 20. 338. Extract
from the 'Life of/ 20. 335.
Plunmier, Caroline, origin of the Plura-
mer Professorship at Harvard Univer-
sity, 6. 301.
PLUMMER, Hon. WILLIAM, nominated a
Corresponding Member, 1. 193. Elect-
ed, i. 11)4. Donation from, 2. 46!).
' Plummer Family, Brief Memoir of/ by
Hon. D. A. White, 6. 330.
Plummer Hall, Salem, 6. 330.
Plurnmer Professorship, Harvard Univer-
sity, origin of, 6. 301
Plutarch, 18. 141 n. His ' Works/ 18. 430.
Plymouth, Erty., 3. 183 ; 7. 369 ; 12. 409,
429, 457-459.
Plymouth, Entj.t Council at, see Council
established at Plymouth, etc.
Plymouth (Plymouth Colony), Mass., 2.
214 «.; 3. 9, 208, 311, 315, 316, 333;
4. 100, 133 ; 5. 33, 39, 96 ; 6. 435 ; 7.
186, 213, 216, 220, 221, 224, 232, 247,
423, 480-482; 8. 327; 10. 103, 328,
377-385; n. 9, 30, 94, 98, 217, 218,
263, 396, 400, 404, 406, 478 n. ; 12.
342, 394, 395, 399, 431; 13. 232, 409;
16. 7 n., 54, 111 n., 174, 195, 196, 196 n.,
201, 204-203; 17. 94, 123, 126, 129,
154, 208, 210, 344-346, 348, 368; 18.
14, 85, 121), 20 J, 211, 260, 298, 299,
441; 19. 112, 113, 126, 139, 243, 383,
386, 424-427 ; 20. 15, 15" n., 16, 72, 73,
97, 272, 363, 402, 405. Constitution,
Patent, and Laws of, i. 9, 19, 79 ; 9 20,
25-33; n.495; 12. 341-358. Plan of,
i. 48. Articles of agreement with
Awasuncks, i. 122. Proposal for an
annual celebration of the landing at,
i. 195, 236, 237, 239. Committee ap-
pointed on a celebration of the anni-
versary of the landing at, i. 223, 228,
229, 232. Gov. Gore selected to deliver
the address, i. 233. Declines, i. 233.
Judge Davis appointed, i. 234. Cele-
bration of the one hundred and ninety-
third anniversary of the landing of
the Pilgrims, i. 235, 236; 3. 129, 130,
356. Votes of thanks in reference to
the celebration, i. 236. Committee on
the celebration of the two hundredth
anniversary, i. 287, 288. The cele-
bration at, i. 331 n. Report of the
committee who attended at, i. 334.
Kecords of the First Church in, i. 409,
409 n. ' History of/ by Gov. Bradford,
recovered, 3. 19-24. Visited by Pere
Druillettes, 3. 33-35. Its incorporation
with the Colony of Massachusetts Bay,
3. 136. Scarcity of historical papers
referring to, 3. 138. Deeds and Acts
in relation to boundaries, 3. 217-219.
Paper on the trading-house on Manomet
River, 3. 252-256; 9. 27. Landing of
the Pilgrims, 4. 141, 142. Invitation to
take part in the ceremonies at the lay-
ing of the corner-stone of the national
monument, 4. 330. Tract entitled ' The
Founders of/ 5. 322. The Providence
Plantations' charter, 6. 58 n., 59 n. The
Shawomet claims and Atherton pur-
chase, 6. 59 n.-62, 68-70. Action in
regard to Capt. Scot, 6. 70 n., 71 n.
Measure designed for, by Winslow, 6.
477, 478. Falsely reported burnt, 1776,
7. 248. The town included the whole
colony until 1633, 9. 27. Made the seat
of government for the colony, 9. 30.
Early regulations in, 9. 31. Represen-
tative system established in, 9. 37.
Celebration of the two hundred and
fiftieth anniversary of the landing of
the Pilgrims at, n. 492; 12. 9. Brad-
ford's ' Word to New Plymouth/ n.
478-48_2. Copy of the laws exhibited,
ii. 495. Records of, 19. 119. Records
of, cited, x. 79, 242 n. ; 3. 217 ; 6. 15,
173 n. ; 10. 96 ; 14. 163 ; 16. 401.
Plymouth, Mass., General Court of, 6.
477-479 ; 9. 22, 37, 39.
Plymouth, N. //., 18. 23, 261 ; 19. 262.
Plymouth Church, 3. 133 ; 11. 397, 400 n.
Copy of the early records of, 2. 331,
331 77., 550.
Plymouth Colony, see Plymouth, Mass.
Plymouth Company, see Council estab-
lished at Plymouth, etc.
Plymouth County Association for the
Improvement of Schools, 18 176.
Plymouth House, 1636, 5. 38, 39.
Plymouth Land Company, seal of, 7.
369.
Plymouth Patent, 9. 23 ;" Great Patent of
New England, 9 20 ; Patent to Brad-
ford, heirs and assigns, 9. 24.
' Plymouth Plantation/ original manu-
script of Bradford's ' History of/ 9. 345.
See Bradford.
Plymouth Rock, 3. 256 ; 8. 374. Frag-
ment of, 7. 360.
Plympton, Mass., 12. 403. Origin of the
name of, 12. 409.
Pobugabaug, Peqnot Indian, 16. 402.
Pocahontas, portrait of, 13. 425.
Pocasset, manuscript record of the pur-
chasers of, 3. 237, 238.
360
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Pocock, Rev. Nicholas, extract from an
article by, 16. 462.
Pocoke, Mr., Commissioner of Massachu-
setts in England, 5. 401 n. ; 6. 63.
Poignand, David, Boston, naturalized, 4.
361.
Poignand, Delicia, Boston, naturalized, 4.
361.
Poindexter, George, 8. 172.
Poinsett, Mr., 4 143.
Point Comfort, Va., 10 29 n.
Point Shirley, 7. 216, 217, 219, 220, 231.
Point Traverse, 7. 330.
Pointis (Tonti), Jean B. L. Desjean,
Baron de, 12. 426.
Points Bridge, N. Y., 6. 207.
Poisson, Simeon Denis, 16. 436.
Poland, 6. 892.
Poland, packet-ship, 8. 147.
Polanus, Arnandus, his ' Syntagma/ 18.
Pole, William, 20. 213.
Pole, William W., 19. 26 n.
Poletica, Chev. Pierre de, 19. 30. On the
Oregon Question, 7. 451.
Polhman, Mr., ig. 220, 221, 223.
Polignac, Auguste Jules Armand Marie,
Prince de, 15. 315 : 17. 309.
Polk, Pres. James K.t 5 216; 6. 30; 15.
250 ; 16. 416 ; 17. 402 ; 20. 28.
Polk, William H ., donation from, 4. 51.
Pollard, Mr., Philadelphia, 8. 330.
Pollard, Mrs. Ann, portrait of, i. 498. De-
position of, relating to William Black-
stone, 14. 185. Funeral of, 14. 200.
Pollard, Benjamin, 19 104.
Pollard, Col. Benjamin, 15. 82; 20. 6.
Portrait of, i. 498 ; 16 390. A refugee
from Boston in 1776, 18. 267. Portrait
of, repaired, 20. 192.
Pollard, Mrs. Margaret Winslow, 16. 390.
Portrait of, by Blackburn, 16. 391. ~
Pollard, William, 14. 185.
Pollexfen, Henry, 4. 165.
Pollock, Mr. Allen, manager of printing,
5 270.
Pollock, J. Bell, letter from, 2. 594.
Polly, Lieut. William, 15. 82.
Polly, vessel, 3. 228.
Polus, see Poole, M.
' Polyanthos/ periodical, I. xxxiii, 192;
13. 258.
Polybius, 3. 384 ; 6. 391 ; 18. 141 n.
Polycarp, St., his ' Epistolae/ 18. 426.
Polytechnic College of the State of Penn-
sylvania, donation from, 9. 247.
Pomeroy, Mr., Greenfield, Conn., II. 20.
Pomeroy, Heman, 19. 45.
Pomeroy, Samuel W., vote to lend a book
to, i. 220.
Pomeroy, Gen. Seth, 12. 122; 17. 330.
Pomeroy, Leonard, autograph of, 14.
frontispiece. Indenture of, with Da-
vid Thomas, 14. 358-385. Sketch of,
14. 360.
Pomfret, Lieut., 16 265, 274.
Pomfret, Lord, 15. 326.
Pomfret, Conn., aids Boston, 4. 220.
Pomham, Indian, 6. 74; surrender of, 5.
402.
Pommery, Mrs. Deliverance, 14. 151.
Pommery, Rebecca (Mrs. Rummeril), 14.
150. '
Pommery, Richard, marriage of, 14.
151.
Pompeii, print of, i. 139.
Pompey, negro, 20. 136, 137.
Pompey, N. Y., 19. 416.
Pomponius, Mela, see Mela.
Pompton, N. J., z. 237 n. ; 19. 72.
Pomroy, Col., 15. 97.
Pomroy, Capt. Ebenezer, 15. 83.
Ponca Indians, 19. 443.
Pond, Eliphalet, n. 394.
Pond, Capt. Oliver, 15. 76.
Pond's Almanac, 7. 130.
Ponehjh, Peqitot Indian, 16. 402.
Poniatowski, Jozef Anton, 14. 162.
Pono tribe of Indians, n. 350.
Pont, M. de, 5. 129.
Pontchartrain, M. de, 5. 234.
Pontgrave', , 8. 465.
Pontifical College in Rome, Order of Per-
formance of, 2. 432.
Pontoppidan, Erich, 17. 414.
Pontrincourt, M. de, 5. 129.
Pool, Major (Poor, Thos. ?), 14. 87.
Pool, Fitch, n. 141.
Pool, Lieut. Jacob, 15. 76, 76 n.
Pool, John, 6. 339.
Pool, Joseph, 14. 110.
Pool, Lieut. Mark, 15. 81.
Poole, Alexis, donation from, 2. 428.
Poole, Elizabeth, 12. 399.
Poole, Matthew, his ' Annotations upon
the Holy Bible/ 18. 141 n. His ' Sy-
nopsis Criticorum/ 18. 426.
Poole, William, 19. 26:5.
POOLE, WILLIAM F., A.M., i. 246 n. Do-
nations from, 4 384; 8.254; 9. 463;
10. 92, 344 ; u. 500. Exposes fraud at
a pretended sale of Washington's li-
brary, 7. 132, 133. Elected a Corre-
sponding Member, 16. 12. Accepts
membership, 16. 36. Gift from, 17. 85.
His edition of Johnson's ' Wonder-
working Providence/ 10 92 ; 18. 435.
Poor, Alfred, donation from, 5. 57.
Poor, Lieut. David, 15. 83.
Poor, Gen. Enoch, 15. 129, 160. His duel
with Major Porter, 19. 256-261. Killed
in a duel, 18. 435, 436.
Poor, Henry V., donation from, 10. 469.
Poor, John, 15. 157.
Poor, John A., donation from, 7. 474.
Poor, Mrs. Mary W., donation from, n.
500.
Poor, Salem, negro, petition in favor of,
sent to the General Court of Massa-
chusetts, 6. 178.
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361
Poor, Major Thomas, 14. 88 ; 15. 79, 105,
lOti, 109, 112, 113, 119, 1-22, 126, 134,
137, 140, 142, 160; 19. 825, 325 n.
Poor, C<ipt. William, 7. 411 ; 13. 327.
' Poor Richard's Almanac/ 3. 1 13.
'Poor Robin's Almanac,' 7. 130.
Poore, Ben: Perley, appointed an agent
to procure certain historical documents
from Paris, 2. 20'J, 299 n., 300 n. Let-
ter from, relating to the documents to
be obtained from the French archives,
2. 307, 307 n., 308 n. His action in re-
gard to the French archives and papers
copied for the State, 2. 308 n. Letter
from, concerning the documents from
the French archives, 2. 336. Donations
from. 2. 354, 413.
Pope, Capt., 16. 350, 355, 359, 360, 362.
Pope, Alexander, i. 74 ; 17. 306 ; 18. 225 ;
19. 272 ; 20. 204. Quotation from, 19.
413 n.
Pope, Rev. Augustus R., donation from,
2. 365.
Pope, Godfrey, 2. 114 n.
Pope, Lieut. Isaac, 15. 77.
Pope, Gou. John, 2. H4n.
Pope, Rev. Joseph, 14. 295.
Pope, Joseph, watchmaker, 12. 61, 62.
Pope, Lemuel, 5. 427 n.
Pope, Mrs. Lemuel, 5. 427 n.
Pope, Thomas B., donation from, 2. 477.
Pope Street, 6. 29.
Popes, power of, n. 414, 415. Vices of,
ii. 420-428.
Popham, Sir Francis, 18. 92, 93, 102 n.-
114.
Popham, Capt. George, 18. 84, 87, 90-92,
94, 101 n., 102, 104, 105, 105 n., 107 n.,
110-112, 114-116 n.
Popham, Chief Justice Sir John, 8. 308 ;
10. 383, 384; 18. 86, 92, 93, 105 n., 110,
112, 112 n., 114-117.
Popham Colony, 2. 499 ; 12. 431 ; 18. 82,
86. Account of the planting of, 18.
94-117. List of officers of, 18. 105 n.,
115.
' Popham Memorial Volume ' cited, 14.
365 H. ; 18. 90 n., 102 n.
Popkin, John, Jr., donation from, i. 75.
POPKIN, Rev. JoHtf SPELLING, D.D., I.
144, 148, 150, 156, 165, 200, 257, 264,
270, 274, 277; 10. 356; 19 225, 226,
229. Nominated a Resident Member,
i. 140. Elected, i. 142. Of committee
to collect and count votes, i. 257, 275.
Resigns membership, i. 386. Notice
of, i. 500 n. Memoirs of, 6. 300. Dis-
course delivered at the funeral of Mr.
Kimball, 6. 28 ) n.
Popkins, Capt., 15. 111.
Popple, Henry, his map of North Amer-
ica, i. 66.
Porcellian Club, see Harvard College.
Porcher, Com. E. A., R.N., his ' Discov-
eries at Cyrene,' 13. 65, 66.
Porcher, Frederick A., 17. 80.
Porrnont (Permont), Philemon, 12. 387.
Porpoise-fishing, description of, n. 20.
Port Hoyal, 5. 129, 230; 7. 414 ; 11. 202;
16. 106, 107 ; 17. 223.
Porter, Col.., 15. 90, 92, 94, 95, 98, 100.
Porter, Mr., 19. 223.
Porter, Mrs., 12. 324.
Porter, Alexander S., 16. 388 ; 17. 95, 96.
Porter, Gen. Andrew, 3. 224.
Porter, Lieut. Bille, 15. 78, 106.
Porter, Com. David, 17. 376.
PORTER, Rev. EDWAUUG., A.M., 17-230;
18. 26, 404, 406, 422 ; 19. 54, 330, 377 n.;
20. 402. Elected a Resident Member,
1 8. 4. Accepts membership, 18. 65.
Recording Secretary pro tempore, 18.
318; 19. 230, 265. Votes of thanks
to, 19. 55, 334. Paper by, on Pres.
Garfield's ancestry, 19 83-93. Of com-
mittee to revise the By-Laws, 19. 122.
Appointed to prepare a memoir of
Mr. Hudson, 19. 125. Exhibits relics
from Lexington, 19. 252. Reads letter
and covenant of St. Botolph Club about
the ' loving cup,' 19. 265. Remarks by,
on the death of Col. Chester, 19. 330-
332. Moves a vote of thanks to the
committee on the ' Winthrop Papers,'
19. 356.
Porter, Rev. Eliphalet, D.D., 18. 435 ; 19.
256; 20. 212. His sermon before the
Roxbury Charitable Society, i. 111.
His Eulogy on Washington, i. 131.
Convention Sermon, i. 218.
Porter, Col. Elisha, 14. 93.
Porter, Rev. Huntington, 19. 256.
Porter, Dr. Jacob, donations from, i. 478,
496 ; 2. 17, 20, 23, 35, 66, 89, 100, 124,
222, 334. Parcel for, 2. 126.
Porter, James, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 266.
Porter, Major John, 14. 89 ; 18. 4.°>5, 436.
His duel' with Gen. Poor, 19. 256-261.
Porter, Rev. John, 19. 256, 258, 259. His
' Reply to Mr. Briant's Remarks,' i.
137.
Porter, Jonathan, 19. 256.
Porter, Jonathan, Hadlcy, 19. 173.
Porter, Mrs. Mary (Huntington), 19. 256.
Porter, Col. Moses, 11. 495.
Porter, Rev. Noah, D.D., President of
Yale College, 12. 191. Donation from,
2. 215.
Porter, Hon. Peter B., his speech on in-
ternal improvements, i. 218. Portrait
of, 13. 67.
Porter, Royal L., 19. 227, 263.
Porter, Samuel, 1718, 20. 325.
Porter, Samuel, donation from, 5. 145.
Porter, Samuel, Salem, 15. 397.
Porter, William M., communication from,
2. 319, 321. Donation from, 2. 321.
Porter's Tavern, North Cambridne, 20.
404.
362
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Porteus, Bishop Beilby, 5. 430 ; 6. 152 ;
19. 216, 220.
'Portfolio,' x. 173 n. ; 14. 57; 17. 362.
And Miss Townsencl, 5. 204.
Portland, Me., 2. It; 3. 16, 183; 4. 93;
10. 185, 333; 16. 125-127, 387, 393 ; 17.
89, 98, 101, 108, 382; 18 26, 42, 283;
19. 252, 253, 305 n. ; 20. 167. Docu-
ments of the Committee of Public
Safety of, x. 202. Publications of the
Society to be sent to the City Library,
10. 134.
' Portland Advertiser,' newspaper, 19.
255 n.
Portlock, Capt. Nathaniel, his voyage
round the world, i. 50.
Portrait-gallery, upper room suitable for,
4. 7. Desirability of such an apart-
ment for the Society, 6. 7, 8.
Portrait-painters in Boston, 20. 113-121.
Portraits, 2. v, vi, viii, 22, 101, 111, 300,
302, 306, 312, 312 n. ; 6. v. Of the
founders of the Society, i. xxxiii,
xxxiv ; 3. 166. In the Senate Cham-
ber asked for, i. 109, 110. Photograph
of members of the Society, 2. frontis-
piece, vi, vii ; 3 32 a. Several ob-
tained for the Society, 2. 15 Present-
ed to the Society, 2. 17, 19, 23, 25, 29,
29 »., 52, 55, 61, 65, 94, 111, 218, 236 n.,
585, 611, 612 ; 3. iv ; 6. 17. A commit-
tee appointed to consider the repairing
of, 2. 286. Report of the committee, 2.
288, 288 n., 289 n , 292, 296. Committee
to procure, 2. 320. Expense of repair-
ing, 2. 342 n. Arranged and hung, 3.
94, 99, 159. Accompanying the Dowse
Library, 3. 169, 170, 172. Need re-
pairing, 5. 186, 194; 6. 7, 8, 18; 10. 15.
New list of desirable, 6. 332. In the
Cabinet of the Society, 9. 189. Early
American, 10. 41. Council to have
power to lend the Society's, to the
Philadelphia Centennial, 14. 205. Some
of, placed on the stairway, 18. 118.
Labels for, 18. 265. Of members, see
name of member.
Portsmouth, N. //., 3. 310, 326 ; 4. 84, 94 ;
6. 50 n., 153, 154, 338; 7. 261 ; 8. 318,
358, 379, 335, 386, 391 ;' 10. 315, 481 ;
16. 5, 6 n., 8. 8n., 9, 155, 200, 256, 257,
259, 261, 263, 264, 266-269, 271-274,
276, 278, 299 n., 398; 17. 105-107, 107 n.,
108, 110, 153, 156, 156 n., 165, 218, 219,
221, 223-225, 225 n., 226, 227, 363, 364 ;
18. 177,302; 19. 234,392; 20 93, 333,
334, 336. Settlement of, 9. 57.
Portsmouth, R. I., 18. 339. And the
Narragansett Patent, 5. 401.
Portsmouth Academy, N. II., 18. 302,303.
Portugal, 6. 124. Letter from, 6. 23.
Service of negro soldiers, 6. 247, 248.
Portuguese as soldiers, 4. 83.
Porus, ship, 5 359.
Pory, John, 16. 380.
Posquish, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Possiet, Adm., 12. 219, 231; 18. 196 n.
Donation from, 12. 174.
Post, Mary, 20. 312, 314-317.
Post-office, American, in 1774, 8. 85.
Postal rates in England, 3. 78.
Postlethwait, , 17. 249.
Potherie, see Bacqueville de la Potherie.
' Potsdam, Guide to,' i. 113.
Pott, Dr. John, 17. 349.
Potter, Mr., 16. 214.
Potter, Lieut., 15. 76 n.
Potter, Rt. Bev. Alonzo, 4. 95. Letter
from, to Rev. Chandler Robbins, 6.
465-469.
Potter, Col. Chandler E., his request to
copy the rolls of New Hampshire troops
in the expedition against Louisburg
granted. 9. 358.
Potter, Ephraim, 4. 298.
Potter, Bishop Horatio, 18. 316.
Potter, John E., his ' American Monthly '
cited, 14. 159 n.
Potter, Paul, 3. 379.
Potter, Robert, 6. 349.
Potts, Mrs. Joanna, 14. 150.
Potts, Thomas, marriage of, 14. 150.
Potts, Thomas, Jr., ' Memorial of, with
an Account of his Descendants/ pre-
sented, 13. 236.
Pouchot, J\J., his ' Memoires sur la Guerre
de I'Amerique,' i. 217.
Poulson, Zachariah, Jr., donation from,
i. 123.
Pounds, Thomas, 16. 104.
Poussin, 3. 379.
Poutrincourt, John de Biencourt, Sieur
de, 18. 97 n.
Poverty, its advantages and evils to a
student, 5. 509.
Povey, John, 9. 502.
Powars, innkeeper, n. 11, 31.
Powars, Edward E., i. 13.
Powder, scarcity of, in the American
camp at Cambridge, 14. 80.
Powder-horn, an old, presented, 14 338.
Powel, Judge, on negro slavery, 7. 316.
Povvel, President, 4. 131.
Powel, John, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 267.
Powell, Col, 1632, 10 385.
Powell, Col., 1775, 15. 94, 98.
Powell, Charles S., 12 62.
Powell, Jeremiah, n. 225. Letter ad-
dressed to, n. 226, 227.
Powell, John, 11. 394; 13. 62.
Powell, Seymour, 3. 200.
Powell, Thomas, 3. 61.
Power, Mr., Carolina, n. 141.
Power-loom, introduction of, 5. 263-265.
Powers, Bartholomew, 20. 140.
Powers, Hiram, n. 98; 15 319. Bust of
Jared Sparks by, 9. 176; xo.213n., 310.
A cast of, presented to the Society, 9.
250. Bust of George Peabody by, 10.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
363
313 ; ii. 32, 44, 198. Presents it to the
Society, 10. 338, 339. Vote of thanks
to, 10 342.
Powers, Lieut. Nahum, 15. 81.
Powers, Thomas, 20. 123, 140.
Powers, Capt. Thomas, donations from,
i. 34, 38, 66; 2. 170.
Powhaiont, Pcquot Indian, 16. 402.
Powis, Earl, 3. 79.
Powlet, Charles, Duke ofBolton, see Bolton.
Pownalborough, John de Polerisky, Alsa-
litt, naturalized, 4. 302.
Pownalborough, Phillip Theobald, Hesse
Hannnu, naturalized, 4. 362.
Pownalborough, Me., 3. 155, 307 ; 5. 241,
246, 247; 12. 407, 416; 16. 177, 179;
19. 159/1., 252-254; 20. 167.
Pownall, lleo. Charles C. Beatty, 14. 160,
161.
Pownall, Sir George, 14. 160.
Pownall, Mrs. Hannah, 16. 177.
Pownall, John, Secretary, n. 232; 12 210;
19. 74, 141 ; 14. 354. Letter of, i. 217.
Extract from a letter to, 7. 294. Let-
ters of Sir John Temple to, 12. 208,
209. Letter of, to Sir John Temple,
12. 208. Letters to, from Gov. Hutch-
inson, 19. 132, 133, 135, 136, 138-140.
Letter to, from John Robinson, 19. 140.
Pownall, Gov. Thomas, LL.D., 2. 95 ; 4.
43; 8 36; 12. 101, 207, 219, 402 w.,
405. 415, 416; 13. 164 n., 175, 181, 306;
14. 100; 15. 179; 16. 176, 177; 20 161.
His speech in favor of America, i. 18.
Letters to Gov. Bowdoin, 2. 488, 489,
489 ii. Rights lost by the Indians, 3.
306. Portrait of, 5. 235-237 ; 14 101 ;
18. 118. Correspondence with Gov.
Bowdoin, 5. 237-248. Portrait of, do-
nated to the Society, 6. 17. Friend of
the American colonies, 7. 293. Procla-
mations of, presented by Mr. W. G.
B.-ooks, 9. 68. Letter from, to Rev.
Dr. Cooper, 16. 178, 179. His 'Mes-
sage' cited, 20. 161 n. His 'Admin-
istration of the Colonies ' cited, 20.
309 n.
Powning, Henry, 3. 341.
Praed, Winthrop Mackworth, 16. 408.
Praideau, Lieut. Zebedee, 15. 77, 77 n.
Prang, Louis, & Co., map of Boston
printed by, 6. 40
Prat, Isabella, 8. 36.
Prat, Mrs. Isabella (Auchmuty), 8. 36.
Pratt, Corporal, 4. 297.
Pratt, Aaron, 8. 35.
Pratt, Hon. Benjamin, 10. 484 ; 19. 146 ;
20. 100. Sketch of, 8. 35, 36. Letter
to, from Oxenbridge Thacher, 20. 46-
48. Quoted, 4. 43.
Pratt, Eleazar F., 8. 35.
Pratt (Prat), Elizabeth, 1714, 8. 35.
Pratt, Elizabeth, 1824, 12. 156 n.
Pratt, Rev. Enoch, donation from, 2. 301.
Pratt, Ephraim, 16. 148.
Pratt, Henry C., 13. 100, 278. Portrait
of Gov. Pownall, 5. 236 ; 6. 17.
Pratt, Isaac (Pratt fr Andrews), n. 308.
Pratt, John C., 16. 376. Donation from,
7. 304. Vote of thanks to, 7. 304.
Pratt, Mrs. Marv (Priest), 8. 35.
Pratt, Michael, 16. 148.
Pratt, Peter, ' The Prey taken from the
Strong,' etc., 3. 294.
Pratt, Phinehas, 8 35n.; 12. 7 ; 14. 362 n.;
20. 65. His ' Narrative,' 8. 35 H. His
' Narrative ' cited, 16. 195 n., 202 n,
Pratt, Mrs. Sarah (Wright) Cummings,
8. 35.
Pratt, Lieut. Seth, 15. 77.
Pratt, Thomas, 14. 110.
Pratt, William, 4. 361, 361 n.
' Pratt's Tavern,' Salem, 20. 288.
Praxiteles, 3. 378.
Pray, Joseph, 14. 132.
Prav, Lewis G., donations from, 2. 385,
539.
Preble, Capt. Abraham, 2. 545 ; 14. 147,
182.
Preble, Abram, Jr., 4. 256, 257.
Preble, Ebenezer, i. 192 n.; 14. 147, 182.
Preble, Com. Edward, 17. 376, 378, 382 ;
20. 272. Medal voted to, by Congress,
1. 197, 202. Letter from, 3. 84.
PREBLE, Rear Admiral GEORGE H., 20.
189. Gift of, 4. 140. Donations from,
4.247; 9. 368, 467; 10. 135; n. 500.
Elected a Resident Member, 19 310.
Accepts membership, 19. 325. Reads
a letter from Sir Provo Wallis, 19. 379.
Exhibits photographs of Sir Provo
Wallis and of Benjamin Trefethen, 20.
29. Reads a letter from the former,
20. 29.
Preble. Brig.- Gen. Jedediah, extract from
a letter of, 10. 333.
Preble, William Pitt, LL.D., i. 415 n. ;
n. 89 ; 17. 390. Letter from, concern-
ing certain borrowed maps and charts,
2. 11, 11 n.
Prentice, Major, 15. 160.
Prentice, Caleb, 17. 157, 159.
Prentice, George D., 2. 114 n.
Prentice, Henry, 17. 157, 159.
Prentice, Capt. John, 12. 254. Letter of
Gov. Saltonstall to, 12. 255.
Prentice, Rev. John, 8. 30.
Prentice, Joshua, 17. 159.
Prentice, Lieut. Joshua, 15. 86.
Prentice, Solomon, 10. 140.
Prentice, Capt. Thomas, 13. 112.
Prentiss, servant of Dr. Bell, 7. 84, 93.
Prentiss, Miss, 13. 215.
Prentiss, Henry J., donation from, 2. 491.
Prentiss, Sergeant S., 19. 302.
Prentiss, Rev. Thomas, donation from, i.
87.
Presbyterian Church, ' Minutes of the
General Assembly of,' i. 202.
Presbyterian government, ii. 438-441.
364
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Presbyterian ministers, Lord Cornbury's
persecution of, in New York, i. 18.
Presbyterianisin, 3. 314. In Georgia, 8.
215. Gov. Bradford on, n. 441-456.
Prescott, Air., Northampton, ig. 397.
Preseott, Caat., 16. 350, 35^ 350, 359,
304.
Prescott, Col., 15. 89, 91, 105, 109, 111,
113, 114, 122, 125, 129, 130, 134, 130,
143, 140, 148, 156, 160.
Prescott, Aaron, 19. 225.
Prescott, Hon. Benjamin, 14. 75.
Prescott, Edward G., warrant issued by,
for the arrest of W. L. Garrison, 18.
343, 344.
Prescott, James, 10. 99.
Prescott, Col. James, 15. 87, 96.
Prescott, Judye James, 10. 58 ; 18. 38; 19.
165.
Prescott, John, 4. 358. Naturalized, 4
359.
Prescott, Col. John, 18. 375. Appointed
to a command in the Carthagena ex-
pedition, 18. 372-374.
Prescott, Oliver, M.D., 7. 183, 184; 14.
77. Letter from, to Col. Howe, 5. 205,
206.
Prescott, Gen. Richard, 14. 274; 16. 71 ;
1 8. 339. Taken prisoner, 5. 331 ; 6.
194-196. Exchanged, 1778, 5. 337.
Prescott, Dr. Samuel, 16. 373.
Prescott, Samuel J., & Co., n. 308.
Prescott, Col. William, d. 1795, 4. 288;
n. 152; 13. 153; 14. 34, 55, 57-61, 63,
68-75, 77-79, 87, 89, 93 ; 15 29, 63, 63 n.,
70, 85, 87, 87 n., 93, 97, 99, 100, 102,
105, 106, 108 »., 109, 121, 255; 17.
330; 19. 28(>. Letter to Pres. John
Adams, 2. 443. His sword bequeathed
to the Society, 4. 259, 263-265. His
sword loaned, 7. 361. His command at
the battle of Bunker Hill, 4. 75, 76 ;
6. 178 ; 18. 431 n. Armorial bearings
of, 5. 20. Headquarters of, at Brook-
line, n. 151. Autograph and portrait
of, face 14. 167. Sketch of, 14. 75, 76.
Officers of the regiment of, 15. 79, 79 n.
Heliotype of the Crossed Swords, 18.
frontispiece. His sword, 18. 431. His
statue at Bunker Hill, 18. 431 n.
Prescott, Hon. William, LL.D., d. 1844,
5. 503; 10. 58, 190, 372; 11. 152, 264;
13. 456 ; 14. 57, 61, 78 ; 18. 37 ; 19. 283.
Letter from, to Rev. G: E. Ellis, 4. 76,
77. On Judge Story, 10. 197. Letter
from, to Samuel Swett, 14. 78, 79. His
account of the battle of Bunker Hill,
4. 75 ; 14. 68-78.
Prescott, William, M.D., d. 1844. Do-
nation from, ii. 500.
PRESCOTT, WILLIAM H., LL.D., d. 1859,
2. vii, 272; 3. 81 ; 4. 63, 207, 228, 240,
277, 313, 429, 432; 8. 102 ; 10. 213 ; n.
105, 233, 236, 285, 372 ; 12. 5, 6, 15, 17,
311, 439; 13. 37, 42; 14. 47 ; 15. 5, 63,
283-285, 290, 313; 16. 377, 436, 452,
17. 14, 307, 308, 402 ; 18. 206, 212, 41<> ;
19. 341, 347 ; 20. 258, 3b5, 388, 390.
His death, i. xliii ; 7. 305, 378. One of
the twenty-six members in the helio-
type frontispiece, 2. vii; 3. 32 a. Do-
nations from, 2. 98, 129, 182, 265, 375.
Nominated a Resident Member, 2. 110.
Elected, 2. 112. Of committee to attend
to the translation of the manuscript on
Columbus, 2. 113, 117, 118?>. Of com-
mittee to publish Vol. VIII. of the third
series, 2. 114. Present at meetings of
the Society, 2. 115, 117, 119, 132, 147,
245, 372. One of the subscribers to the
portrait of Gov. Gore, 2. 312 n. Of
committee to act in the matter of the
scientific works to be printed by Con-
gress, 2. 337. Subscribes to the fund
for reprinting certain volumes of the
Collections, 2. 347, 368. To prepare a
memoir of the late Hon. John Picker-
ing, 2. 348, 348 n. Amount subscribed
by, for the Library and new Catalogue,
2. 603 n. Seconds the resolutions of-
fered concerning Dr. Kane, 3. 154.
Signs a memorial to the Legislature of
Massachusetts remonstrating against a
petition of the Historic, Genealogical
Society for a change of its corporate
name, 3. 266-270. Portrait of, 4 v.
Letter from, to Hon. K. C. Winthrop, 4.
106. Portrait of, 4. 167. Commemora-
tive meeting on, 4. 167-196. E: Everett
on, 4. 198-205. Prof. B. Silliman on, 4.
227. R. Rush on, 4. 236, 237. Be-
queaths two swords to the Society, 4.
258-265 ; 5. 98, 373. Characterized, 4.
261, 262. J. L. Motley on his death,
4. 266-271. Memoir of, to be prepared
by Mr. Ticknor, 4. 321, 322. On a
letter from him to Irving, 4. 431. En-
graving of, 5. 17. ' Life of/ presented
by G: Ticknor, 7. 295-299. Winthrop's
'Memoir of,' 7. 350. Milman's friend-
ship for, 10. 346. ' Life of,' by George
Ticknor, 12. 16, 29. Obligations to
Charles Folsom, 12. 291. His ' Nocto-
graph,' and part of the manuscript of
the ' Conquest of Mexico,' presented,
13. 66. Letter of, to Dr. Ellis, describ-
ing his manner of using the ' Nocto-
graph/ 13. 246-249. Letter to, from
Mr. Motley, cited, 15. 289. His kind-
ness to Mr. Motley, 16. 421, 423. Let-
ter of Motley on the death of, 16. 421,
423. His opinion of Motley's ' Dutch
Republic,' 16. 428, 429. His ' Ferdinand
and Isabella,' 2. 99 n. ; 16. 322 n.
Prescott, Mrs. William H.,4- 259 ; 15. 64.
Donation from, 4. 263. Vote of thanks
to. 4 265.
Prescott Street, Boston, 6. 29.
President and Council for New England,
see Council established at Plymouth, etc.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
365
President of Harvard College, see Har
vard College.
President of the Society, 2. 514 ; 3. 359
His duties, 2. 515, 517 ; 3. 241-243; 19
185. See By-Laws. Manner of choic
of, 2. 484. See Davis, J.; Gore, C.
Savage, J. ; Sullivan, J. ; Winthrop
Bon. R. C.; and VVintlirop, T. L.
President of the Society, pro tcmpore
choice of, 2. 517; 3. 243.
President's House, Cambridge, see Har
vard College.
Presket, , a soldier, 14 139.
Presket, Rebecca (Mrs. Sanburn), 14
150.
Presle, de, 4. 234.
PRESSENSE, Rev. EDMOND DE, 12. 69 ; 13.
380. Elected a Corresponding Mem
ber, 10. 474. Accepts membership, n.
100. Donation from, n. 500.
Pressier, Rev. Christian Frederick, 17. 149.
Preston, George, 14. 144 n.
Preston, J. P., donation from, 2. 526.
Preston, John, 1709, 20. 280.
Preston, Rev. John, D.D., n. 213-215; 17.
340.
Preston, "Rebecca, 20. 318.
Preston, Samuel, 20 312.
Preston, Sarah, 20. 312.
Preston, Capt. Thomas, 2 294 ; 5. 361 ;
13. 192. 'The Boston Massacre,' 6.
174, 480-484.
Preston, Hon. William, 4. 92.
Preston, Col. William C., 4. 97. Donation
from, 2. 66. To receive the thanks of
the Society, 2. 66.
Preston, ship, 4. 80. Her Journal in
Boston Harbor, 5. 52-55.
Previor, Edward, 15. 112.
Prevost, Gen., left in command of Sa-
vannah, 6. 219.
Prevost, see Provoost.
Price, Capt., 15. 155.
Price, Capt., 16. 374.
Price, Mr., 16. 107.
Price, Benjamin, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 2G7.
Price, Eli K., gift from, 17. 78.
PRICE, EZEKIEL, i. 62, 134, 160 n. ; u.
141. His death, i. xli. Donations
from, i. 39, 41 113. Nominated a Resi-
dent Member, i. 49. Elected, i. 50.
Death of, i. 149 n. Mr. Dawes's notice
of, i. 149 n. Notice of, 7. 185 n. His
manuscript diary restored to the Boston
Athenaeum, 10. 413, 414, 474. His
' Diary,5 i. 149 n. ; 7. 177, 185-262 ; 15.
174; 16. 78«.
Price, Ezekiel, Jr., son of the diarist, 7. 185,
186, 189, 194, 197, 204, 215, 228, 231,
245, 260, 261.
Price, Mrs. Ezekiel, 7. 187-189, 191, 194,
195, 199, 202, 203, 208, 210, 212, 213,
218, 220, 224, 227, 228. 230, 232,234,
236, 241, 251-254, 256, 259, 260.
Price, Joseph M., letter and donation
from, as one of a committee, 2. 511.
Price, Polly, 7. 187-189, 191, 194, 195,
199, 208, 210, 213, 217, 219, 224, 225,
228, 251-254.
Price, Rev. Richard, D.D., 5. 90; 13. 377;
15. 13 ; 16. 159. Letter to, from T. Jef-
ferson, 6. 128, 129. His ' Importance of
the American Revolution,' i. 12.
Price, Rev. Roger, 18. 350. His sermon
on the death of Queen Caroline, i. 191.
Price, Capt. Thomas Maurice, n. 141.
Price, Walter, 8. 29.
Price, William, 15. 172; 18. 318, 319,
319 n., 322. His view of Boston, 6. 37 ;
18. 68, 69 ; 19 104-106. Facsimile, re-
duced in size, of his view of Harvard
College, faces 18. 318.
Price & Co., Messrs., 14. 185.
Prices of provisions in 1774, 8. 383, 394,
395, 408, 411.
Prichard, , 17. 206.
Prichard, Thomas, report of, 4. 303.
Prideaux, Mr., 8. 388, 389, 399, 402, 405.
Priest, Degory, the daughter of, 8. 35.
Priestley, Rev. Joseph, D.D., 6 309, 327 ;
12. 261 ; 13. 377 ; 16. 44, 159, 159 n. •
19. 362. Letter from, 2. 541. Works
of, 3. 391.
Prieto y Warnes, Joachin, 8. 188.
Primrose family, 3. 377.
Prince, negro, anecdote of, 6. 194-196.
Prince, ne'f/ro boi/, 17. 183 n.
Prince, Mr., 1775, 8. 408.
Prince, Mr., London, 19. 222.
Prince, Mr., Manchester, 5. 270.
Prince, Capt. Asa, 15. 7».
Prince, Hon. Frederic O., 4. 44; 19. 357.
Prince, George, 13. 443.
Prince, George, donation from, 5. 203.
Prince, James, 17. 217, 218.
Prince, Capt. Job, 7. 230, 232; u. 141.
Prince, John, donation from, i. 200.
Prince, Major John, 15. 365.
PRINCE, llev. JOHN, LL.D., i. 62, 106,
117, 126, 135, 142, 158, 172, 192 n., 197,
213, 216, 232, 235, 263, 336, 424, 482. '
His death, i. xli; 2. 47 n. Nominated
a Resident Member, i. 47. Elected, i.
48. Donation from, i. 219; 12. 434;
15. 193, 194, 196, 197, 217. Of commit-
tee to ascertain the height of the hills
of Boston, i. 236. Excused from ser-
vice on that committee, i. 337. Present
at meetings of the Society, 2. 12, 21.
' Memoir of/ 2. 47 n.
rince, John, Vicar of Berry Pomeroy, d.
1723. his 'Worthies of Devon ' cited,
19. 77 n.
'rince, Capt. Joseph, 17. 176, 177, 177 n.,
178, 180, 183, 185, 188, 194, 196. Letter
from, to Thomas Wallcut, cited, 17.
176 n.
'rince, Rev. Joseph, 17. 153.
rince, Marshall James, 4. 44.
366
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Prince, Moses, Journal of, 2. 307, 309.
Prince, liev. Nathan, 10. 484; 17. 172;
ig. 114 n. Commonplace-book and
manuscript ' Dictionary of Authors '
by, in the Fulham Library, 9. 345, 346 ;
19. 66.
Prince, Samuel, n. 393.
Prince, Samuel, donation from, i. 218.
Prince, Got-. Thomas', d. 1673, 10. 93 ; n.
218; 16. 111. Letter of the Commis-
sioners to, i. 122. Awasuncks's letter
to, i. 122. Letter from, i. 122. Letter
written by, in 1661, donation of, 2. 352.
Letter in regard to Capt. Scot, 6. 71 n.
Remarks upon Vassall's petition, 6.
478.
Prince, Thomas, Jr., 10. 160.
Prince, Rev. Thomas, d. 1758. i. 201,
267-269, 331 n. ; 2. 54, 54 n., 207, 493 n.,
603 n.; 3. 287; 4. 127; 10. 161, 165;
n. 401, 419 n.; 12. 7, 177, 184, 236,
320, 384, 419; 13. 138; 14. 368; 16.
134, 135, 197, 205 ; 17. 63, 64, 137, 173,
174 ; 18. 442 ; I9. 65, 109-111, 113-115,
117, 118; 20. 229,230. His Collec-
tions, i. viii. Portrait of, presented, i.
437, 448. Obtains the ' History of Ply-
mouth ' from Major Bradford, 3. 19, 22,
23, 38, 39. Uses the library of liev.
Mr. Mather, 3. 135. Announces the
receipt of Gov. Winthrop's ' History ' in
his ' Annals,' 3. 135. His plan in regard
to the Prince Library, 4 832. Letter
from, to B. Lynde, 5. 365, 366. His
'Annals of New England ' omits J: Nel-
son, 7. 372. Greenwood's portrait of, en-
graved by Pelham, 9 199. Note by, on
the manuscript of Bradford's 'History
of Plymouth Plantation,' 9. 345. His
' New'England Library,' 10. 45. Quoled,
10. 160. Manuscript volume written
by, presented, 14. 171. Remarks by
Mr. Charles Deane, on some memo-
randa in the handwriting of, 17. 172-
174. The Prince Collection, i. viii ;
2. 258. His ' Annals of New England,'
i. 7, 11, 21, 52 n., 191 ; 2. 332 n. ; 3. 19,
320. Sermon on the battle of Culloden,
i. 10, 19. Sermon on the capture of
Louisburg, i. 19. His ' Interleaved
Almanacs,' i. 77. Election Sermon,
i. 123. His ' Ordination Sermon,' i.
495. Papers of, 2. 229 n. His 'Cri-
tique on the Name of Mas-sa-so-it,' 2.
290 n. ' Funeral Sermons and Dis-
courses ' by, 3. 294. His ' Chronolo-
gical History ' cited, n. 400 n. ; 19. 66,
109 n., llOn., 1-14, 115.
Prince Library, i. 52 n., 254, 374 n., 428,
495 ; 2. 258, 262 ; 3. 19, 38, 39, 88 ; 4.
333 ; 9. 345 ; 10. 325, 336 ; 13. 314; 17.
173; 19. 65, 110, 114, 114 n., 121; 20.
230. Deposit of, with the Society, i.
236, 237, 267-269. Report of the com-
mittee to apply for its deposit with the
Society, i. 267-269. Catalogue of, i.
273, 331 ; 19. 110;?., Ill n. Papers be-
longing to, to be kept separate, i. 428.
Returned to the Old South, 4. 332-334.
Publication of manuscripts, 5. 153.
Prince Papers, 10. 160.
Prince Society, 10. 348; 13. 123, 415n. ;
20.260. Donation from, 8. 171. Ilutch-
inson's ' Collection of Original Papers'
reprinted by, 9. 66.
Prince Street, boston, 6. 30.
Prince's Island, number of the black sol-
diers in, 6. 247.
Princeton, Mass., 3. 192; 12. 408. Named
in honor of Rev. Thomas Prince, 12.
419.
Princeton, N. J., 2. 4 ; 4. 91 ; 6. 258 ; 19.
72, 3GO ; 20 93, 393. March of Wash-
ington upon, 3. 334, 335. Successes of
the Continental Army, 6. 258.
Princeton College, Triennial Catalogue
of, i. 191.
Princeton Theological Seminary, 2. 4.
Pring, Martin, 8. 465 : 13. 441 ; 18. 85-
87, 89, 103 n., 107 n., 112.
Pringle, Sir John, 7. 123.
PrSngle, John J., xx. 256. His 'Fourth
of July Oration,' i. 138.
Pringle, Mark, 10. 220.
Printer, Ami, 10. 139.
Printing, expenses of, 2. 148 n., 269 n.,
314 n., 367 n., 369, 453 n., 527 n. Cax-
ton's claim of introducing, into Eng-
land, 3. 137 n. ' History of,' by Thomas,
3. 142 n. Of old manuscripts, paper on,
by Charles F. Adams, Jr., 20. 175-182.
Prior, William M., donation from, 6. 82.
Prison Discipline Society, Directors of,
donations from, 2 170 ; 3, 84, 85.
Pritchard, Elizabeth, 20. 8.
Privat, Anthony, 14 218.
Privat, David, 14. 218.
Privat, Isabella (Mrs. Meynadier), 14.
218.
Privat, James, 14. 218.
Privat, John, Jr., 14 218.
Privat, Mrs. John (Andre'), 14. 218.
Privat, Mary (Mrs. Andre'), 14. 219, 220.
Privateering during the American Revo-
lution, 14. 99, 100.
Privateers, , 7. 216, 219, 256. Cap-
tured, 7. 219, 220.
Privy Council, 6. 72 n. Order from, in
the case of Morton and Trinker, 7.
344, 346. Register book of the time
of Elizabeth, cited, 19. 81 n.
Privy Councillors, 1664, facsimile of sig-
nature, faces 7. 346.
Probate Courts, see names of counties
or other places holding the same.
Proceedings of the Massachusetts His-
torical Society, 4. 273, 281 ; 5. 17, 19, 20,
24, 30, 58, 171, 184, 185, 191. 212, 226,
400, 406; 6. 41, 419; 10. 445; n. 38,
202, 245, 248, 249, 323; 12. 3, 4, 73, 74,
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
367
76, 131, 132, 187 n., 221, 222, 224, 236,
831, 419; 13. 18, 19, 23, 178,267,272,
273 275, 278, 2(.)7, 302, 304 n., 374, 451 ;
14 3, 25-27, 162, 180, 181, 187, 206,248,
317-319, 321, 322, 324, 326, 340; 15 2,
15 65, 201, 265-267, 270, 274, 275, 277,
28.), 332, 367 ; 16. 53, 67, 161, 162, 165,
167 170, 172, 177, 183, 206, 254, 260,
311); 17. 50/i., 67, 70, 99, 101, 111, 112,
117, 118, 134-136, 160, 167, 174, 243,
298, 311, 315, 332, 835, 359; 18. 24,
26, 67, 82, 300, 357, 338, 394, 406, 408,
410, 413, 418, 419, 421, 422; 19. 74,
129, 210, 224 n., 225, 232, 251, 265, 285,
286, 302, 350, 355, 361, 383, 391, 427,
4:56 n., 444; 20. 37, 105, 103, 113, 115,
171, 185, 187, 190, 194, 201, 209, 285,
350, 353, 410, 41(5, 417. Publication
of the early records of, i. v, vi. Vol.
L, purpose of, 2. vii. Further refer-
ence to the early history of the So-
ciety found since the publication of
Vol. I., 2. viii, ix Vol. II., purpose
and plan of, 2. v. Vol. II., Committee
of Publication for, 2. ix. Vote to
publish regularly selections from the
Proceedings, 3. iii, iv ; 4. 243-245, 251.
Engravings executed for Vol. III., 3.
iv. Publication of, to be kept distinct
from that of the Collections, 3. iv.
First exhibition of printed minutes of,
by iMr. Charles Dearie, 3. 32. Title
suggested for published minutes of the
Society, 3. 32. Report on the publica-
tion, 5. 200-202. Number of volumes
issued by the Society, 6. 12. Publication
of the fifth and sixth volumes of, 7.
14; 8. 80, 260. Early Proceedings to
be published, 9. 217. New volumes
announced, 9. 228; 10.88; n. 33, 105;
12. 67; 15. 7; 16. 154, 174; 18. 154;
19. 54 ; 20. 57. Number of, for April
and May, 1869, announced, n. 129.
Part II. for (June, August) 1869, an-
nounced, n. 163. Part III., n. 228.
Part V., ii. 326. Part VI., n. 333.
Part VII, ii. 484. No. VIII. an-
nounced, 12. 29. No. I. of the tenth
volume announced, 12. 104. No. III.
announced, 12 269. Nos. IV. and V.
announced, 12. 447. Nos. II. and III.
of the eleventh volume announced, 13.
263. No. IV. of the eleventh volume
announced, 14. 53. No. I. of the twelfth
volume, 14. 196. No. II. of the twelfth
volume, 14. 217. Serial numbers of,
announced, 15. 234; 16. 42, 181, 306,
403; 17. 120, 122; 18. 68: 19. 96, 223,
380 ; 20 175, 341, 30 1. Error in a vol-
ume of, corrected, 19. 75. Reprints
from, 19. 287. Cited, i. 83 »., 124 n.,
149 n., 155n., 197 n., 243 n., 286 n., 293 n.,
342 n., 389, 430, 447 n., 448 n., 483 n.,
500n. ; 2. ix, 17 n., 43 n., 44 n., 139 n.,
174 n., 175 n , 208 n., 287 n., 295 n.,
309 n., 312 n., 335 rc., 437, 440 n., 601 n.
607 n. • 6. 42, 81, 108, 109 ; 14. 108
267 ; 15. 9, 108, 221 n., 260, 263, 303 n.
381, 38!) n., 390 n., 401 n. ; 16. 56 n
78 n., 177 n., 204 n., 282 n., 284 n., 376
17. 59 n., 78 n, 93, 93 «., 94, 110 H.
H4n., 120 n., 136 n., 140, 220 n., 234 n.
294, 352 n., 354 n. ; 18. 2 n., 134 n.
196 n., 264, 265 n., 320 n., 431 n., 442 n.
19. 60 n., 110 n., 112 n., 114 n., 116 ».
120 n., 128, 129 n., 161 n., 166 n., 250
256, 393 n. ; 20 46 n., 48 «., 62 n., 82 n.
185 n., 230, 280 n., 360 n., 401 n.
Procter, Capt., 20. 11.
Procter, Goodman, accused of witchcraft,
5.34.
Procter, Goody, accused of witchcraft, 5.
34.
Procter, Abigail, 20. 318.
Procter, Benjamin, 20. 286, 313, 318.
Procter, Edward, 12. 365.
Procter, Elizabeth, 20. 289 n., 314, 318.
Procter, John, 20. 286, 313-316, 318.
Procter, John, the younger, 20 314.
Procter, Joseph, 20. 318.
Procter, Martha, 20. 318.
Procter, Mary, 20 318.
Procter, Samuel, 20 320.
Procter, Thorndik, 20. 286, 313, 314, 318.
Procter, William, 20. 318.
Proctor, , 17. 196, 198, 199, 201.
Proctor, Capt., 1773,4- 218.
Proctor, Co/., 12. 111.
Proctor (Procter), Edward, n. 141 ; 20. 8.
Proctor, John, ii. 141.
Proctor, Hon. John W , 10. 224.
Proctor, Joseph, sentenced by court-
martial, 16. 344.
Proctor, Samuel, ii. 141.
Proctor, Thomas E., 19 357.
Prometheus, steamer, 3. 78.
Property of the Society, 5. 24, 191, 253,
254 ; 6. 11, 12 ; 7. 18, 19, 354, 355 ; 8.
270; 10.12, 169; n. 38,248; 12.77;
13. 18, 278 ; 14. 325. See Treasurer's
Annual Report.
' Property Protected,' caricature, 14. 169.
1 Propositions concerning the Subject of
Baptism,' i. 10.
Prospect Hill, Chariest own t 4. 35, 79, 84,
301, 303; 7. 200, 207, 212, 217, 239, 244;
12. 194-197. Quartering of the army
of Gen. Gates on, 3. 277.
Prospect Street, Cambridgeport, 3. 373.
Protector, ship, 20. 270.
' Protestant Address to the Roman Cath-
olic Nobility,' i. 177.
'Protestant Churchman/ donation from
the proprietors of, 10. 33.
Protestant Constitutional Government,
loyalty to, 6. 28.
Protestant Episcopal Church, Journals
of Conventions of, i. 232. In America,
' History of,' by Samuel, Lord Bishop
of Oxford, 2. 602 n. Communication
368
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
from a committee of Massachusetts
Congregationalists, 1790, 5. 106.
Protestants, ' Account of the Persecution
of, in France,' I. 81. To be protected
in their lawful possessions, 6. 60. In
France after 1685, 10. 163.
' Protesters ' and ' Addressers,' list of, u.
392-395.
Proud, Robert, his ' History of Pennsyl-
vania,' i. 167; 2. 267 H.
Proudfit, Rev. John, D.D., donation from,
5. 203.
Prout, Barnebas, 14. 143.
Prout, Ebenezer, clerk, 12. 114.
Prout, Joseph, 3. 343.
Prout, Timothy, 20. 15, 15 n.
Prout, Cnpt. Timothy, 12. 107.
Prout, Timothy, Sen., 17. 52, 53.
Providence, It. I., 3. 1, 50, 88, 111, 114,
300, 310; 4. 91, 3*2; 6. 45, 49, 60, 239;
7. 203, 204, 210, 215, 216, 220, 224, 229,
251, 259, 289 ; 8 222, 346, 399 ; 10. 392,
409, 410 ; 12. 353, 354, 356 ; 17. 87, 425,
427 ; 18. 26, 65, 240, 280, 330, 331, 338-
340; 19. 69, 76 n., 226, 326, 336, 363,
372, 376 n. 20. 229. And the Narra-
gansett Patent, 5. 401. See Narragan-
sett Patent. Roger Williams forbidden
to exercise jurisdiction in, 6. 45. De-
bate of Roger Williams with the cham-
pion of Fox, 6. 49. Agency of Roger
Williams for, in England, 6. 50 n.
Church of, 8. 221. Visit to, in 1789,
ii. 28, 29.
Providence, ship, 14. 359, 367, 383, 385 n.
Providence Athenaeum, 19. 337. Dona-
tions from, ii. 499.
Providence County, 4. 382.
'Providence Gazette,' i. 133 n. Quoted,
7. 290, 291, 291 n.
' Providence Journal,' 18. 332 n., 339 ; 19.
337.
Providence Plantations, 6. 200 ; 12. 355,
356. Letter from Mr. Henry Watson,
having reference to, 6. 58n.,59n. Char-
ter for, 6. 47, 48, 58-61, 76 ; 12. 355,
356.
Providence Railroad, see Boston and
Providence Railroad.
Provident Institution for Savings, Boston,
i. 454 n., 458, 466 n. ; 2 167, 468 ; 3. 42 ;
5. 191 ; 7. 18, 354 ; 8. 270 ; 10. 12, 1C,9; ,
ii. 38; 12 77, 133, 250, 438; 16. 130; |
17. 74. Picture of a building erected
by, occupied by the Society, i. xxxv,
470. Offers the Society a lease of the
second story of their building, i. 456 n.
Sells the room, i. 450 n. Committee
appointed to execute an indenture with,
i. 460 Indenture with, i. 461 n. Money
received from, for rent of rooms, 2.
367 n. A committee appointed to con-
fer with, concerning larger accom-
modations for the Society, 2. 467, 468.
Action to be taken with regard to bet-
ter accommodations for the Massachu-
setts Historical Society, 2. 547-549,
555. A committee empowered to pur-
chase the needed accommodation of
room from, 3. 48. Deed of mortgage
to be executed to the Suffolk Savings
Bank for Seamen, of the premises of
the Society, 3. 65. The land and build-
ing purchased by the Society, 3. 66, 67 ;
6. 11.
Province Charter, 2. 576n.-578 n. ; ia.
115.
Province House, 6. 27 ; 10. 210 ; 18. 347.
Province Laws, letter concerning, from
Mr. Justice Aylwin, 2 595. See names
of States or Provinces.
Provincetown, Mass., 12. 404; 16. 78 n.,
80, 85, 92-96. Origin of its name, 12.
412.
Provincial Army, see Continental Army.
Provincial Congress, see name of the
province mentioned.
Provincial Laws cited, 20. 153 n., 157 n.-
159n., 161n., 167??., 214»., 218n., 282n.,
284 »., 290?z., 296 w., 303 w., 304n.-306n.
Provoost (Prevost), Rev. Samuel, D.D.,
Bishop of New York, n. 23.
Proxy, voting by, allowed, i. 38.
Prudden, Rev. John, 8. 13, 22, 27.
Prudence Island, burning of houses by
Wallace, 7. 229.
Prudhon, Pierre Paul, 15. 10.
Prue, neqress, petition of, for freedom, 6.
199, 200.
Prussia, 6. 215. The Landwehr, or na-
tional militia, 6. 3^4??. The finance of
the Seven Years' War, 7. 491, 492.
Prynne, William, ii. 447 n., 457, 462, 463 ;
20. 301 n. Author of ' Histrio-Mastix,'
8. 311. Condemned and punished, 8.
310.
Pryor, Sergeant, takes a flag, 5. 375.
Psalrmnazar, George, 12. 392.
Psalms, Book of, in French, i. 475. Ver-
sion of, by Sternhold and Hopkins, 2.
277 n. Version of, by Tate and Brady,
2. 422.
'Public Advertiser,' 16. 47.
Public Libraries, 8. 269, 450. Letter on,
by Mr. C: F. Adams, 13. 28-34.
'Public Occurrences ' cited, 17. 352 n.
Public Record Office, London, see Record
Office, London.
Public Schools of England, history of,
by Ackerman, 2. 173??.
' Publication Funds,' letter of Prof. Agas-
siz on, 13. 283-285.
Publications of members of the Society,
19. 287, 288. See names of members.
Publications of the Society, 3. 82, 51, 110,
159, 167, 247, 266 ; 5. 24, 191 ; 6. 362 ;
7. 19, 352, 355 ; 8. 270, 275 ; 10. 12, 13,
170; ii.39; 12. 77, 224; 13. 18, 278;
14. 326. The earliest issues of the So-
ciety, i. xix-xxxiii. Proceeds of sales
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369
of, 2. 103 n., 131 n., 234 n., 253 n., 269 n.,
814 n., 341 n., 368, 425 n., 471 n., 527 n.
Uses of the Appleton Fund, 3. 2-5.
Volumes to be donated to the Histori-
cal Society of Chicago, 3. 95. Sales
of, 4. 6, 7 ; 6. 9-12 : 10. 4 ; n. 35, 247,
249; 12. 74, 78, 220. Disposition of,
in the Library, 6. 14. Plan to increase
the sale of, 8. 213, 200. See Collec-
tions and Proceedings.
' Publicola,' title of a series of papers in
Boston, 2. 400, 401.
Publishing Committee, i. 72, 83, 90, 127,
132, 149, 163, 251, 252, 254, 274, 278,
283, 285, 289, 334, 337, 347, 378, 381,
384, 335, 387, 445, 446, 449, 453, 458,
473, 476, 495 ; 4. 2, 7, 9, 19, 140, 241, 244,
273, 378, 439, 452 ; 5. 28, 39, 87, 103,
154, 171, 184, 319, 465; 7. 361 ; 8. 100 ;
10. 145, 315, 377, 445 ; n. 32, 124 ; 12.
237; 13. 150. Appointed, i. 47, 57,
78, 129, 150, 164, 196, 231, 249, 259,
283, 337, 381, 424, 480. To devise
measures to increase the means for pub-
lishing, i. 86. To contract for print-
ing, i. 93. To consider ways and
means for payment of printers, I. 133.
Additions to, i. 228. Urged to hasten
the publication of a volume, i. 417, 418.
The members of, for Vol. II. of the
Proceedings of the Society, 2. ix. Ma-
terial referred to, 2. 1, 11, 30, 53, 53 n.
67, 60, 61, 64, 81, 84, 84«., 85-87, 90,
93, 101,110, 116, 118, 118 n., 138, 138 n.,
147, 174, 192, 220, 223, 234, 240, 242,
261, 310, 313, 320, 320 n., 327, 352, 376,
377, 434, 434 n., 445, 467, 478, 481, 485,
486, 495, 502, 509, 528, 532, 533, 541,
643, 549, 550, 552, 557, 558, 570, 601 ;
3. 28. Requested to obtain subscrip-
tions for an annual publication of the
Collections at one dollar per number,
2. 2. To consider the expediency of
publishing Professor Vater's manu-
script in the Collections, 2. 16. Mr.
Sparks resigns place, 2. 17. Rev. Mr.
Young chosen in place of Mr. Edward
Everett, 2. 26. To publish Vol. V. of
the third series as soon as practicable,
2. 26, 30, 31, 35, 35 n. To elect their
own chairman, 2. 26. Rev. Mr. Francis
chosen in place of Hon. N. Hale, 2 23.
Request instructions concerning me-
moirs to be prepared, 2. 31. To report
on publishing Mr. Sehoolcraft's work
on the Abnaki and Ogibwa languages,
2. 35, 36. To take charge of the mat-
ter of memoirs of deceased members,
2 39, 39 n. To be appointed for Vol.
VI., third series, 2. 47, 49, 61, 64. To
take charge of a list of members for
the Collections, 2. 48. Appointed for
Vol. VII., third series, 2. 89, 113. To re-
port the doings of the committee on no-
tices of deceased members, 2. 103, 101.
Chosen for Vol. VIII. of the third
series, 2. 114, 178, 245, 245 n. Report
concerning the manuscript of Brere-
ton, 2. 119. Appointed to prepare
Vol. IX. of the third series, 2. 248,
249. To print a second edition of
Vol. I., third series, 2. 270. To report
progress, 2. 313. To report rules con-
cerning the use and publication of
manuscripts, 2. 320. Chosen to publish
Vol. X., third series, 2. 340, 366, 377.
To be called on for documents in their
charge, at the publication of a volume
of the Collections, 2. 352. Chosen for
preparing Vol. I. of the fourth series,
2. 380. Report progress in the index
to the third series of the Collections,
2. 422. Report concerning the pay-
ment due Mr. Pulsifer, 2. 428. Report
progress of the Collections, 2. 468.
Report of the progress of Vol. I. of
the fourth series, 2. 484, 489. To ex-
amine the memoir of the late Rev. Dr.
Harris, 2, 494. Report of, concerning
the memoir of Dr. Harris, 2 501, 502.
To cause fifty copies of the proposed
By-Laws to be printed, 2. 508, 508 n.
Their privileges in the Library, 2. 520;
3. 247. Their duties, 2. 523; 3. 247-
250. To receive a copy of the letter
offering the Trumbull Manuscripts to
the Society, 2. 525. Announce the
publication of Vol. II., fourth series,
2. 599. Appointed to prepare Vol.
III. of the fourth series, 2. 601. The
matter of Mr. Deeth's letter given into
the hands of the Standing Committee,
2. 604. Character of the Proceedings
and Collections, 3. v. Report of Com-
mittee to consider the future method
of the regular publications of the So-
ciety, 3. 2-4. Report of the Commit-
tee upon the Appleton Fund, 3. 2-4.
On publishing the Catalogue of the
Library, 4. 124, 365, 438 ; 5. 28. Con-
cerning the publication of papers, 4.
237, 425. Concerning the publication
of the Proceedings, 4. 237, 425 ; 5. 184;
8. 213, 258, 485. On publishing the
Washington Letters and paper, 5. 152,
154, 199. Vote of thanks to, 6. 470 ;
n. 105; 12. 67, 81, 104. Report by,
on the papers relating to the loyalty
of Edward Bacon, 17. 117, 118. Their
duties, see By-Laws.
Publishing Fund, see Treasurer's Annual
Report.
Puckering, Sir Thomas, Bart., 10. 30 n. ;
13. 88; 91.
Puddington, Amy (Mrs. Graves), 14. 150.
Pudclington, Thomas, marriage of, 14.
150.
Puddington, Mrs. Rachel, 14. 150.
Pudeator, Ann, 5. 35 ; 20. 289 n.
Puefroy, Mrs., n. 207.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Puffer, Rev. Keuben, his Election Ser-
mon, i. 167.
Pugh, George E., 4. 92.
Pugsley, Mrs. Elizabeth, 14. 152.
Pugsley, John, marriage of, 14. 152.
Pulaski, Casimir, 15. 40. Autograph of,
offered for sale, 18. 287.
Pulham, Norfolk, Eng., 6. 343.
Pulling, Capt., 13 252.
Pulling, Mrs. Annis, 15." 168.
Pulling, Capt. John, Jr., n. 141 ; 13. 252;
15. 163-169, 173-177 ; 17. 120 ; 20. 8.
Pulling, Mrs. Martha, 15. 164.
Pulsifer, Capt. Bickford, donations from,
2. 460, 468, 475, 532. Permission
granted to, to copy a letter of Rev.
Hugh Adams, 2. 461. Donation fro:n,
n. 500.
Pulsifer, David, 2. 493 n. Donations
from, 2. 351, 416, 457, 489 ; 6. 470 ; 9.
66. Letter from, in relation to his ser-
vices on the Index, 2. 423. Money due
him for labor on the Index to the third
series, 2. 428. Money paid to, for
making an Index, 2. 453 n. And the
' Hutchinson Papers/ n. 336, 337.
Pulsifer, Rev. John S., 2. 498, 508.
Pulteney, Sir William, letters of, 3. 76.
Pumharn, Sachem, 10. 328.
Pumpkin Island, Boston Harbor, 6. 350 ;
7. 476.
'Punch,' London, tribute to Rev. J. R.
Green, 20. 172.
Punch-bowl used at the ' Boston Tea-
party/ 12. 174-176, 178. 180.
Punehard, Mrs. Abigail (Waters), 19. 262.
PUNCHARD, Rev. GEORGE, 12 72 ; 18.
26; 19. 251. Donation from, 9. 196.
Elected a Resident Member, n. 492.
Elected a member of the Standing
Committee, 12. 80. Vote of thanks to,
12. 225. Death of, 17. xviii. His death
announced by the President, 18. 2.
Resolution of the Society, 18. 2. Re-
marks by Dr. Dexter, 18. 2-4. Dr.
Dexter appointed to prepare a me-
moir of, 18. 67. Portrait of, faces 19.
262. ' Memoir of/ by Dr. Dexter, 19.
262-264. His ancestry and birth, 19.
262. Education, 19. 262. Pastor of
the Church in Plymouth, N. H., 19. 262.
His connection with the ' Traveller/
19. 263. Secretary of the Tract
Society, 19. 263. Marriage, 19. 263.
Death, 19. 263. His publications, 19.
263, 264. His ' History of Congrega-
tionalism/ 18. 2, 3.
Punehard, James, 19. 262.
Punehard, John, 19. 262.
Punehard, Hon. John, 19. 262.
Punehard, John, Jr., 19. 262.
Punchard, Mrs. Kezia (Masury), 19. 262.
Punehard, William, 19. 262.
Punchard, Mrs. Williamine (Poole), 19.
263.
Punchon, Rev. Thomas R., D.D., letter
from, 12. 336.
Punderson, Dr. S., donation from, 3. 40.
Punkapog Indians, 12. 52.
Purchas, Samuel, 2. 119n.
Purchas, Rev. Samuel, 8. 91, 92 ; 17. 358 ;
18. 18, 83-85, 87, 90, 116 n., 117 n. ; 19.
328 ; 20. 229, 275, 276 n. ' Pilgrimes '
given by Mr. Dowse to Mr. Winthrop
as an earnest of his gift of the Library,
3. 103, 104, 116, 170, 358, 359, 386. His
4 Pilgrims/ i. 6, 118, 138, 279 n. ; 2. 133,
218, 367 ; 18. 83, 85 n., 87 n., 90 n., 91 n.,
98 n. His ' Pilgrimage' quoted, 18. Ill,
116, 117.
Purchase, Thomas, 20. 79-81, 87, 87 n.,
88.
Purchase, Mrs. Thomas (Mary Grove),
20. 86, 87.
Purists, sect of, 6. 123.
' Puritan/ 2. 155.
Puritans, 6. 325; >:o. 394. Disliked by
Quakers and Baptists, 6. 70 n. Founda-
tion of their eari'y churches, 6. 319.
Purkett, Cot. Henr ', 12 180.
Purkiss, Sarah (Mrs. Rogers), 14. 139 n.
Purkiss, Mrs. Sarah (Pemberton), 14.
139 n.
Purkitt, Capt. Henry, last survivor of the
Boston Tea-party, 13. 185. Daguerre-
otype of, 13. 216.
Purlee, see Perlee.
Purple, S. S., M.D., donations from, 4.
437 ; 5. 26. His application for a copy
of a document contained in the ' Heath
Papers ' granted, 9. 374.
Purrington, Robert, 16. 264.
Purviance, Robert, donation from, 2. 429.
Putnam, , 12. 193.
Putnam, , innkeeper, 19. 403, 418.
Putnam, Adj., 14 88; 15. 102, 106, 109.
Putnam, Capt., 16. 354.
Putnam, Aaron H , 19. 175, 177.
Putnam, Aaron Waldo, 17. 177, 177 n.,
178 n.
Putnam, Rev. Alfred P., D.D., leave
granted to, to copy manuscripts of the
Society, 17. 78.
Putnam, Ann, bewitched, 5. 35, 36. Wit-
ness against G: Burroughs, 5. 33.
Putnam, Mrs. Bathsheba, 17. 177 n.
Putnam, Benjamin, 20. 317.
Putnam, Edward, witness in a witchcraft
case, 5. 37.
Putnam, Mrs. Elizabeth, 17. 325 n.
Putnam, Capt. Enoch, 15. 78.
Putnam, Major Ezra, 14. 87, 88 ; 15. 78,
102, 105, 106, 160; 16. 340.
PUTNAM, FREDERICK WARD, A.M., 14.
15, 17; 20. 189. Elected a Resident
Member, 20. 21.
Putnam, Rev. George, D.D., 5. 512; 18.
176 ; 19. 256.
Putnam, George P., 12. 322.
Putnam, Capt. Israel, 1775, 15. 128.
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371
Putnam, Col. Israel, son of Gen. Israel
Putnam, 17. 177, 177 n.
Putnam, Gen. Israel, 2. 237 w. ; 4. 288,
298 300; 7. 191, 193, 200; 8 355; 12.
122, 204, 206, 260; 14. 74, 75, 78, 79, 81,
82, 84-86, 88, 91, 275, 276, 284, 285,
287, 238; 15. 89, 113, 114, 117, 126, 128,
129, 132, 133; 16. 122; 17. 177, 243,
324 n., 330 ; 18. 226. Humphreys's
' Life of,' i. 39. Print of, exhibited, 3.
114. His character, 4. 81. Letter to,
from Gen. C: Lee, 4. 83. Exchanges
prisoners, 1775, 5. 327. Commemorated
by the statue at Bunker Hill, 6. 178.
His spirit in the Revolutionary War,
6. 212. Letter from, of date 1777, 6.
259, 260. Goes to Deer Island, 7. 187 ;
to Hog Island, 7. 186. His encamp-
ment, 7. 200. Note of, to Major Mon-
crieffe, 14. 269. Account of the cap-
ture of, 17. 244. Engraved portrait of,
exhibited, 19. 102.
Putnam, Judge James, Worcester, 13. 77 ;
15. 397 ; 19. 143. A refugee in 1776,
18. 267.
Putnam, John P., 17. 325 n. ; 19. 194.
Donation from, 14. 338. Vote of thanks
to, 14. 338.
Putnam, Mary Anne (Mrs. Loring), n.
282.
Putnam, Mezin, 15. 105.
Putnam, Gen. Rufus, 10. 207; 15. 84, 160;
17. 174, 180n., 188 n., 190 n., 192. Let-
ter to, from Gen. Washington, 6. 234.
Putnam, Judge Samuel, LL.D., 2. 160,
390 ; 6. 277, 278 ; 10. 177 ; n. 282.
Valuable historical matter in his li-
brary to be solicited for the Society, 2.
583.
Putnam, Mrs. Sarah B., donation from,
5-57.
Putnam, Simeon, 10. 352.
Putnam, Thomas, deposition in a witch-
craft case, 5. 37.
Putnam, William R., 17. 175.
Putnam & Hunt, Messrs., 19 282, 283,
323.
'Putnam's Magazine,' i. 238 n. Cited,
11. 321. Donation from the publisher
of, 10. 134.
Pym, John, 14. 204 ; 18. 442.
Pynchon, Ann, 5. 95.
Pynchon, John, 20. 325.
Pynchon, Co!. John, d. 1703, 1. 154; 5. 95;
12. 336; 14. 224; 17. 252. Letter of
Henry Smith to, 1662, n. 309-311.
Pynchon, Joseph, 8. 13, 22, 27 ; 10. 403-
406.
Pynchon, Margaret, 5. 95.
Pynchon, Mary, 5. 95.
Pynchon, William, d. 1662, 12. 336, 397 ;
16. 3 ; 17. 173. Letter relating to the
death of, n. 309-311. 4
Pynchon, William, Salem, 1770, 15. 397.
Q.
Quaboag, BrooJcfield, 3. 312.
Quackenbos, George P., his 'Illustrated
School History of the United States'
cited, 17. 91.
Quaco, negro, 20. 123, 127, 133, 135, 137,
141. Examination of, 20. 125.
Quaker Lane, Boston, 5. 249, 257.
Quakerism, 2. 200. Book relating to, 3.
Quakers, 2. 200-202 ; 3. 320 ; 4. 340 ; 6.
70 n. Persecution of, 3. 26 ; 6. 66 n.
Not to be made freemen, 9. 34.
Quakers' Meeting house, Boston, 15. 173.
Quampakasett, 2. 290 n.
Quappaws, custom of, 12. 35.
Quaquetaheg, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Quarantine, 17. 447. In Boston in 1740,
5. 109.
Quaritch, Bernard, 20. 104.
Quarles & Jackson, 10. 384.
Quarry, Col. Robert, 2. 57 ; 12. 331, 423.
His ' Memorial,' 2. 57 n.
Quarry Hill, Charlestown, 4. 221.
' Quarterly Historical Journal,' proposal
of, 3. 4.
' Quarterly Register,' 2. 63, 93.
' Quarterly Review,' 14. 194.
Quatouont, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Quatumow, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Quauquetow, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Quebec, Canada, 3. 34 ; 7. 254, 255, 370 ;
8. 350, 358; 10. 323, 324, 380 n.; n.
152-154, 296; 12. 427; 16. 104; 17. 211 ;
18. 26; 19. 397. 'Report on Educa-
tion,' i. 7. Papers relating to, i. 8.
Ordinances of, i. 26. ' Remarks on the
Laws of,' i. 26. Petition to the House
of Commons, i. 55. Account of, i. 129.
Plan of, to be repaired, 2. 185. Map
of, 2. 525. Expedition against, in 1755,
3. 307. Aids Boston, in 1774, 4. 222.
Expedition against and capture of, in
1759, 4. 373, 374 ; xx. 117, 298. Expe-
dition of Major Livingston to, in 1710,
5. 230-234. Gen. Carlton's reported
retreat to, 7. 216. Expedition of Gen.
Arnold against, in 1775-76, 7. 218, 221,
234, 235, 237, 246, 247; 12. 192, 276.
Attacked by Gen. Montgomery, 7. 229,
230. Medal commemorating the cap-
ture of, in 1759, 11. 298.
Quebec Literary and Historical Society,
see Literary and Historical, etc.
Queen Street, Boston, 7. 278.
Queen's Village, .V. Y., 7. 370.
Queensborough, Ga., 8. 215.
Quequockum, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Quesnay, Franpois, 15. 29.
Questions proposed to the Society, 2. 284,
286.
Quick, Rev. John, his ' Synodicon in Gal-
lia Reformata,' i. 145 ; 18. 429.
Quick-lime, in medicine, 5. 395.
372
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Quiday (Quidny), Island of, and theNar-
ragansett Patent, 5. 401 ; 6. 45.
Quidomsquish, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Quimby, Lieut. Jacob, 15. 80.
Quincy, spelled Quinzey, 5. 38.
Quincy, the Misses, donation from, 8. 483.
Quincy, Mr., 19 234.
Quincy, Mrs. Abigail (Phillips), 13. 198,
215.
Quincy, Mrs. Ann (Shepard), supposed
portrait of, 20. 121.
Quincy, Anna L.,see Waterston, Mrs. A.L.
Quincy, Daniel, 13. 375; 20. 121.
Quincy, Mrs. Dorothy (Flynt), 7. 417;
16. 398.
Quincy, Dorothy (Mrs. Hancock), see
Hancock, Mrs. Dorothy (Quincy).
Quincy, Dorothy (Mrs. Jackson), photo-
graph of, 7. 417.
Quincy, Edmund, the emigrant, 4. 44 ; 9.
83; 14. 301, 303, 304; 15. 282; 16. 398.
Bought land in 1635, 4. 44.
Quincy, Edmund, sow of the emigrant, d.
1698, 16. 398.
Quincy, Judge Edmund, II. C. 1699, d.
1738, 4. 41, 42 ; 7. 417 ; 8. 30 ; 13. 215 ;
14. 163. Portrait of, by Smibert, 16.
898. Miss Quincy's sketch of, 16. 398.
Quincy, Edmund, H.C. 1722, d. 1788, son
of Judge Edmund, 7. 194, 244, 249 ; 16.
398. Manuscripts of, 1.87. Letter-book
of, 3. 327 ; 4. 12. Moderator in Stough-
tonham (Sharon), 4. 392. Letters from,
to J. Hancock and Madam Lydia Han-
cock, 4. 27-41. Notice of, 4. 41-43.
At Lancaster, 7. 209. Letter of Ben-
jamin Franklin to, ix. 326-328. His
' Hemp Husbandry/ 10. 159.
Quincy, Edmund, son of the preceding,
H.C. 1752, d. 1768, autograph- letter
of, 2. 179.
QUINCY, EDMCND, H. C. 1827, d. 1877,
son of Pres. Josiah, 12. 81, 121, 145,
191/217, 250 ; 13. 14, 63, 195, 254, 263,
427 ; 15. 274, 299, 287 ; 16. 163, 165,
399 ; 17. 35, 113 n. Elected a Resident
Member, n. 159. Donations from, 10.
80; 12. 82, 211; 13. 62, 378. Added
to the committee on publishing the
Sewall Papers, 12 29. Elected a mem-
ber of the Standing Committee, 12. 80,
225; 13. 279; 14. 28, 328. Report as
chairman of the Standing Committee
on a communication from the pro-
prietors of the Old South Church, 12.
318. Resolutions on the death of James
Savage offered by, 12. 438. Of a com-
mittee to nominate officers, 12. 447.
Vote of thanks offered by, 13. 8. Vote
of thanks to, on retiring from the
Standing Committee, 13. 21. Appoint-
ed to prepare a memoir of Charles
Spraarue, 13. 449. Pays a tribute to
the memory of Mr. Binney, 14. 107.
His death, 15. xvi, 281. Submits An-
nual Report of the Council, 15. 265.
Elected Recording Secretary, 15. 276.
Vote of thanks to, 15. 277. Remarks
of the President on announcing the
death of, 15. 280-283. His works no-
ticed, 15. 283, 287. Resolutions of the
Council on the death of, 15. 285, 286.
Remarks on the death of, by Prof.
Lowell, 15.286,287; by Mr. Waterston,
15. 298. Letter to, from Mr. Motley,
15. 298. Remarks on the death of, by
Mr. Warren, 15. 300. Prof. Lowell
appointed to prepare a memoir of, 15.
300. Letter from Mr. Grigsby on
the death of, 15. 302. Adopted by
the Society, 15. 302. His ' Memoir
of Charles Sprague/ 14. 39-51. His
' Speeches of Josiah Quincy ' cited, 17.
117 n.
Quincy, Edmund, S. B., 16. 399.
Quincy, Mrs. Eliza (Morton), 12. 263.
Quincy, Miss Eliza Susan, n. 225; 13.
195; 15. 283 n., 302, 303 n.; 16 165;
17. 112, 114 n., 234, 234 n. ; 18. 68, 322 n.
Donations from, 8. 97 ; n. 500 ; 12. 81 ;
14. 52, 317 : 15. 401, 402. Letters from,
to Mr. Charles Deane, 12. 261, 262.
Her new edition of the ' Life of Josiah
Quincy, Jr./ presented, 14. 52. Offers
to lend Washington's gorget for the
Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition,
14. 340. Letter from, presenting the
gorget worn by Washington, 15. 302,
303. Letter from, to Mr. Winthrop, 15.
302, 303. Vote of thanks to, 15. 303.
Gifts from, 17. 17; 20. 30, 46, 171.
Letter from, with account of William
Clark, 17. 233. Vote of thanks to,
20. 46. Notice of Edmund and Josiah
Quincy, 4 41. Her sketch of Judge
Edmund Quincy, 16. 398.
Quincy, Esther (Mrs. Sewall), 4. 34, 34 n. ;
13. 416 n.
Quincy, H., 7. 203.
Quincy, Col. John, d. 1767, i. 401 ; 2.
395 ; 3. 281 ; 4. 351 ; 8. 4 ; 13. 375 ; 20.
120, 121. Deed from, to John Frank-
lin, 3. 281, 282. Supposed portrait of,
20. 121.
Quincy, Col Josiah, H. C. 1728, d. 1784,
xi. 141; 12. 323; 16. 398; -7. 63,. 160;
18. 141, 141 n. Notice of, 4. 41-44.
Letter from, to B. Franklin, 7. 116,
118-122. Record Gen. Gage's depart-
ure from Boston on a pane of window-
glass. 14. 316.
Quincv, Josiah, Jr., H. C. 1763, d. 1775, i.
397n., 402; 4. 228, 229, 392, 393; 8. 31:'.,
370- 9. 83; 10. 102, 140, 442; n. 110;
12. 323; 13. 151, 153, 154, 178,191,
198, 215; 15.66,184; 18 150, 150 n.;
19. 145, 147-152; 20. 46, 160. Ex-
tracts from his ' Diary/ 4. 47-51. At
a public meeting, 1774, 4. 225. His
death and his bequest to his son, 7.
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373
; g. 84, 88. His ' Report of Chat-
ham's Speeches/ 20 Jan. 1775, 7. 393.
Mr. G: Livermore on, 10. 426. Manu-
script papers of, exhibited, 13. 192—195.
Autographs of his speech in the Old
South Church, 13. 196, 197. Papers of,
13. 216. His ' Observations on the Bos-
ton Port Bill,' i. 20; 13. 155. 'Life
of,' by his son, 14. 52. Cited, 14. 316.
His ' Reports of Cases ' cited, 19. 144,
144 n., 152 n.; 20. 222.
QIJINCY, Hon. Jos i AH, LL.D., President
of Harvard College, H. C. 1790, d. 1834,
i. 106-110, 116, 117, 121, 126, 127,
129, 132, 134, 135, 139, 140, 143-145,
150, 156, 158, 160 «., 163, 168, 169,
172, 183, 190, 192w.-194, 197, 199, 213,
214, 216, 219, 220, 222, 226, 228, 230,
232, 23(5, 239, 240, 245, 249, 251, 252,
257, 282, 263, 272, 274, 277, 279, 283,
284, 335, 374, 384, 398, 418, 448, 456,
460, 468, 472, 479, 487, 491, 494, 500,
603; 3. 104, 133, 259; 4. 46, 229; 5.
178 ; 7. 377 n. ; 8. 42, 52, 60, 69, 96,
102, 168, 261, 483 ; 9. 244, 245, 246 ;
10. 114, 190, 221, 282, 284, 362, 413,
414, 434, 442, 457 «., 460; n. 40, 56,
82, 97; 12. 6, 7, 77, 262 «., 311, 434,
439 ; 13. 3, 37, 67, 75, 195, 198, 215, 378,
396,431,446; 14-309; 15. 256, 303 n.,
402-404, 404 n.; 16. 54, 115, 129, 133,
164, 165, 193, 377, 398 ; 17. 14, 19 n.,
Ill, 112, 113 n., 114 n., 117 n., 134,
459,462; 18. 141 n., 151, 189, 380; 19,
144, 165, 165 n., 166, 169, 170, 172-178,
282, 347, 354 ; 20. 236, 329, 347. His
death, i. xlii; 7. xiii ; g. 154, 193. Nom-
inated a Resident Member, i. 99,
Elected, i. 100. Of committee to con-
sider the expediency of continuing the
Publications, i. 107. Of Publication
Committee, i. 108, 120, 150, 231, 241.
Donations from, i. 112, 115, 123, 201,
218; 2. 35, 64, 182, 224, 322, 349, 371,
373, 375, 410, 458, 466, 491, 569, 570,
585 ; 3. 110, 111 ; 4. 235, 392 ; 5. 27, 37,
38; 7. 177. Elected a member of the
Standing Committee, i. 117, 125, 132,
140, 148. Of committee to prepare rules
for the Library, 1. 127. Recording Sec-
retary pro tempore, i. 129. Of com-
mittee to raise money to pay for the
Collections, i. 133, 173. Of committee
on sale of Sullivan's ' History of Land
Titles,' i. 144. Of committee to ex-
amine the Treasurer's accounts, i. 149.
Of committee on the proposed Museum,
i. 151. Elected Treasurer, i. 157, 164,
170, 188, 193, 196, 206, 215, 221, 226,
231, 239, 245, 254, 264, 273, 279. Treas-
urer, i. 187, 207-209, 223. To report
names of members who have not paid
their dues, i. 163, 247. Committees
appointed to audit his accounts, i. 163,
170, 189, 216, 219, 220, 228, 244, 258,
273, 274, 285. Of committee to see
who have forfeited membership under
the Society's rules, i. 168. Directed
to repay money advanced by Mr.
Fitch, i. 168. To collect overdue
assessments, 1. 169, 197. Of committee
to consider means for reprinting the
Collections, i. 213, 214. Announces
the resignation of Dr. Pearson, i. 216.
Reports a donation, i. 231. Of com-
mittee to thank Judge Davis for his
Plymouth Oration, i. 236. Of com-
mittee to consider the expediency of
enforcing the By-Law about delinquent
members, i. 245. Directed to remit
Mr. Willis's dues, i. 246. Mr. Willis's
letter to, i. 246 n. New By-Law added
at his request, i. 253. To make an
agreement with the publishers about
the Collections, i. 263. Of committee
to investigate the title to the land un-
der the Society's room, i. 275. To
ask the General Court for Wait's col-
lection of State Papers, i. 280, 284.
Vote of thanks to, for his services as
Treasurer, i. 288. Of committee on
joining with other Societies in the
erection of a building, i. 384. Of
committee to seek better rooms, i. 399.
Delivers the oration at the two hun-
dredth anniversary of the settlement
of Boston, i. 434 n. Letter of Mr.
Bowdoin to, suggesting a meeting of
the committee on new rooms, i. 454 n.
Signs report of that committee, i.
456 n. Of committee to execute in-
denture with the Provident Institution
for Savings, i. 460, 461 n. Contributes
to purchase the Society's building, i.
465 n. A speech of his in Congress, i.
191. His position in the photograph
of the group of members, 2. vi, vii ; 3.
32 a. Present at meetings of the So-
ciety, 2. 3, 12, 14, 18, 21, 25, 31, 33, 35,
40, 50, 62, 65, 67, 72, 79, 84, 94, 99,
100, 104, 112, 117, 131, 135, 142, 144, 147,
149, 178, 183, 185, 186, 188, 192, 212, 223,
225, 227, 233, 253, 262, 264, 266, 285, 298,
300, 303, 306, 309, 314, 318, 320, 324,
329, 335, 338, 340, 349, 353, 358, 362,
363, 372, 374, 377, 382, 383, 411, 422,
450, 451, 457, 468, 470, 493, 513, 548,
551, 571, 604, 607. To receive the
thanks of the Society for his exertions
in obtaining portraits of several gentle-
men, 2. 15. Of committee to arrange
concerning memoirs of deceased mem-
bers, 2. 31, 38, 38 n. Chosen President
pro tempore, 2. 36, 184, 372. To report
on the selection of a committee for the
publication of memoirs of members, 2.
39. Of committee to prepare a list of
members from the beginning, 2. 39,
39 n. Communicates a request from
Mr. Horatio Hale, 2. 67, 68. Commu-
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
QUINCY, Hon. JOSIAH, LL.D. (continued).
niuates letters, 2. 84. Excused from
serving on committee on memoirs of
deceased members, 2. 115. Of com-
mittee to consider the production of a
comprehensive History of the United
States, 2. 132. Reports concerning
Dr. Robbins's proposition, 2. 134. Re-
turns certain manuscripts, 2. 184. To
prepare resolutions relating to the
death of Hon. T. L. Winthrop, 2. 185.
Resolutions adopted, 2. 186, 187. To
designate a writer for the memoir of
Hon. T. L. Winthrop, 2. 191. To pre-
pare a memoir of Mr. J. Grahame, 2.
242, 242 n. Of committee to consider
certain historical information from
Paris, 2. 299, 302. One of the sub-
scribers to the portrait of Gov. Gore,
2. 312 n. Of committee to consider
the delivery of the ' Trumbull Papers '
to the State of Connecticut, 2. 323,
357, 357n.-359n. Contributes to the
fund for the reprinting of certain vol-
umes of the Collections, 2. 347, 368. To
prepare a memoir of Hon. John Q.
Adams, 2. 385, 385 n., 656, 557. Of
committee to prepare a memorial to
the United States Congress, 2. 550.
Presents to the Society a manuscript
relating to Revolutionary matters, 2.
570. Amount subscribed by, for the
Library and new Catalogue, 2. (J03 n.
Letter relating to Mr. Dowse's dona-
tion, 3. 109. Generous gifts from, to
the Society, 3. Ill, 168. Marshals the
Society into the new Dowse Library,
3. 164. His services, and speech, when
resisting the infringement of tlie So-
ciety's corporate name, 3 266-270,
332, 344-351. Statement concerning
Shed's Neck, 3. 282. Correspondence
with Chandler Robbins, 3. 329-331.
Portrait of, presented to the Society,
3. 329-331. His Presidency at Har-
vard University, 3. 330-332 ; 9. 128-
147 ; 10. 292. The senior member of
the Society, 3. 332. Sketch of the
early history of the Society, 3. 346,
347. Meeting at his house, 4. 22. Gives
his ' Memoir of J: Q. Adams,' and his
copyright of the ' Life of J: Q. Adams,'
to the Society, 4. 54, 134; 6. 12; 8.
271. On W: H. Prescott, 4. 179, 180.
Gift from, 4. 197. On Col. B: Tall-
madge, 4. 197, 198. Remarks, 4. 225,
430; 5. 38, 182; 7. 172, 177. Sale of
his ' Life of J: Q. Adams,' 4. 241, 251.
At the annual meeting in 1861, 5. 172.
Letter from, to Hon. R. C. Winthrop,
5. 235. Letter from, to Mr. Waterston,
6. 84. Letter from, to Mrs. R. H.
White, concerning the death of Hon i
D. A. White, 6 323, 324. Speaks of
College Books Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 4, 6 (
342, 343. Statement in regard to per-
sonal property of Harvard College, 6.
348. The arms of Harvard College,
6. 352. Remarks on his death, 7. 377-
405. His recollections of J: Peters, 7.
279. His writings, 7. 381, 385, 392-396 ;
9. 149 ; 10. 460. Resolutions adopted on
the deatli of, 7. 383, 384. Photographs
of, 7. 405. ' Memoir of,' by Rev. James
Walker, D.D., 9. 83. His parentage and
birth, 9. 83. Portrait and autograph,
face 9. 83. Death of his father, 9. 84.
Education at Phillips Academy, An-
dover, 9. 85. At Harvard College, 9. 86.
His legal studies, 9. 87. A Federalist, 9.
89. His marriage, 9. 90. His oration
in Boston, July 4, 1798. 9. 91. Elected
to the Massachusetts Senate and to
Congress, 9. 92. An opponent of the
administration, 9. 93. The War of
1812, 9. 95. His sentiments on duel-
ling, 9. 96. On Executive patronage,
9. 98. On the dissolution of the Union,
9. 100. The Embargo, 9. 103. Retires
from Congress, 9. 103. Elected to the
Senate of Massachusetts, 9. 104. The
Hartford Convention, 9. 105. Opposes
the separation of the District of Maine,
9. 106. Elected to the House of Rep-
resentatives of Massachusetts, 9. 107.
Retires from public life, 9. 107. His
oration before the Washington Benevo-
lent Society, 9. 109. Appointed to
the bench of the Municipal Court, 9.
112. His decision on the Law of Libel,
9 113. Elected Mayor of Boston, 9.
114. City Institutions at South Bos-
ton, 9. 116. Police regulations at
West Boston, 9. 117. Quincy Market,
9. 118. Retires from the office of
Mayor, 9. 120. Commander of a
squadron of cavalry, 9. 122. His es-
tate in Quincy, 9. 123 Chosen Presi-
dent of Harvard College, 9. 123 ; 10.
2P2. His inauguration, 9. 125. His
administration, 9. 127. The Law
School, 9. 136. The College Library,
9. 136. The Astronomical Observa-
tory, 9. 137. His bicentennial addresses
at Boston, 1830, and Harvard College,
1836, 9. 142. Resigns the Presidency
of the College, 9. 147. The Rebellion,
9. 150. His letter to President Lincoln,
9. 150. Extracts from his Diary, 9.
153. Death of his wife, 9. 153. His
own death, 9. 154, 193. His religious
character, 9 155. Extract from a
letter of, to Rev. James Freeman, re-
lating to the manuscript history of
'Bacon's Rebellion,' 9. 244. Story's
statue, 10. 142, 459. And Mr. G: Liver-
more, 10. 434. Mr. G: Livermore's anal-
ysis of his writings, 10. 460. Letter of
Dr. Eliot to, 17. 17-19. Letters of
President Kirkland to 17. 112-117.
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375
His proposal for statues in Mt. Auburn
Chapel, 17.441. Extract from a letter
of, to Dr. Worcester, 18. 173. Letter
of, on the portrait of Rev. John Wil-
son, 1 8. '264, 265. His ' History of the
Boston Athenaeum' cited, i. 357; 10. 170,
445 n.; 17. 404; 18. 425 > n. 'Memory
of James Grahame Vindicated ' cited,
2. 339 n. His ' History of Harvard
University,' 2. 449 n. ; 6. 342 ; g. 143 ;
12. 411; 14. 223-225; 16. 51-53, 147,
177; 17- 115; 18. 139 n., 148 n., 320 n.,
322 ; 20. 47 n., 298 n., 400 n. His ' Me-
moir of James Grahame,' 2. 509 n. His
' Ideal Superiority of the Present Age/
6. 267. His « Life of Josiah Quincy,
Jr.,' 14. 52, 316. Extract from his
'History of Harvard University/ 20.
400.
Quincy, Hon. Josiah, B.C. 1821, son of
the preceding, 13. 151 ; 17. 117; 18. 68.
Donations from, 2. 98, 346, 415, 421 ;
10. 86. Letter from, relating to the
Boston Athenaeum, 2. 295. Business
relating to the proposition of, regard-
ing the purchase of right of certain
rooms, by the Boston Athenaeum, 2.
301, 301 n. Letter from, to Dr. Ellis,
15. 190.
Quincy, Mrs. Josiah, 17. 117.
QUINCY, JOSIAH P., 10. 175; 15. 274.
Elected a Resident Member, 8. 275.
Donations from, 10. 320; n. 225, 501.
Remarks by, on presenting a letter of
Mrs. George Whitefield, 19. 179, 180.
Communicates the fragment of a diary
kept by Samuel Quincy, 19. 211-214.
Appointed a member of the committee
to publish the Proceedings, 19. 334.
' Memoir of Dr. T. H. Webb ' by, 19.
336-338.
Quincy, Norton, 20. 120.
Quincy, Samuel, Esq., 4. 31; n. 141; 13.
59; 15. 397; 19. 144, 147, 148, 150, 151,
211. Extract from a letter of, 19. 212,
213. Diary of, 19. 214-223.
Quincy, Samuel, Jr., 19. 156, 161, 165.
Quincy, Mrs. Samuel, 19. 213-217, 219,
222.
Quincy, III, 3. 132. See New England
Society of Quincy, 111., etc.
Quincy, Mass., 3. 29, 86, 162, 206, 209-
213; 4. 43; 7. 238, 391 ; 16. 7, 206, 280,
386; 17. 55, 56, 56 n., 114, 117, 122, 233,
417 ; 18. 175 ; 19. 383 ; 20. 66, 120, 361,
416. Mural tablet in the church at,
commemorative of Rev. William P.
Lunt, 3. 212. Separated from Brain-
tree, 5. 310.
Quincy and Palmyra R.R. Co., 10. 166,
170, 171; it. 35, 40, 247, 249 ; 12. 74, 78,
220 ; 13. 18, 273, 277, 278 ; 14. 322, 325,
327; 15. 270, 274, 276; 16. 168; 17. 69;
x8. 31, 411 ; 19. 292; 20. 194.
Quincy School, Boston, 6. 32.
Quinsigamond, Indian name of Flint's
Pond, Worcester County, 10. 137, 140.
QUINT, Rev. ALONZO H., D.D., 4. 286; 5.
84,310; 8.257; 12.213; 13-451; 15.
266; 17. 220 «.; 18. 269, 406. Elected
a Resident Member, 4. 108. Donations
from, 3. 229; 4. 146, 286, 330, 373, 379,
430 ; 5. 30, 48, 87, 104, 172, 219, 229,
440 ; 6. 1, 78, 331 ; 7. 376 ; 8. 88, 254 ;
10. 80, 82, 83, 320, 484; n. 501. Of
committee on the 'Prince Manuscripts/
4. 439. Of Publishing Committee, 5.
153. Remarks of, on the first armed
resistance in the Revolutionary War,
13. 450. Communicates Rev. John
Pike's Journal, 14. 116. His member-
ship terminated by removal from the
State, 18. 262. ' Journal of Rev. John
Pike' edited by, 14. 117-152. 'Me-
moir of Gen. Sunaner' by, 18. 282-286.
Quintilian, 3. 384.
Quintin's Inn, Ware, Mass., 19. 397.
Quire, Matthew, 16. 263.
Quis-quis, n. 328.
Quits, Lieut. Jonathan, 15. 76 n.
Quoddy Forum, club, 17. 376, 376 n.
Quoddy Indians, vocabulary of the lan-
guage of, i. 446.
Quohquinapaskettsahna, plan of, i.256n.
Quorum of the Society, i. 3, 70, 89«.,
106. Number of members necessary
for, 3. 242. See By-Laws.
R.
R. B. Forbes, tug-boat, 7. 413, 414.
Rabout, Brothers, 5. 292.
Rachel-Felix, Eliza, 14. 162.
Racine Natural Science Association, let-
ter from, 2. 373.
Rackley, Mrs. Dorothy (Lord), 14. 150.
Rackley, William, marriage of, 14. 150.
Radetsky, Joseph Wenzl, 16. 15.
Radnor, Penn., 20 343.
RAFN, CHARLES C., Ph.D., 5. 226 ; 6. 253 ;
12. 6 ; 13. 353, 360 ; 18. 18, 19, 19 n., 21,
79-81; 19. 336. Nominated a Corre-
sponding Member, i. 418. Elected, i.
418. Accepts membership, 1.425. Let-
ters from, i. 425 n. ; 2. 29, 30, 30 n., 85,
85 n., 86 n., 97, 97 n., 98 n., 144, 500 n.,
501 n. ; 8. 189-198. Donations from, 2.
85, 85 n., 86«., 212, 360. Report of
committee on his letter, 2. 102, 106-
109. Letters of Dr. Harris to, 2. 107 n.-
109 n., 125 n., 126 n. His directions
carried out, 2. 122, 126 n. Letter from,
concerning the early history of Ireland,
England, and Iceland, 2 5COn., 501 n.
Report of the committee concerning
the communication from, 2. 504, 504 n.—
506 n. Account of the discovery of
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Runes, in Orkney, 6. 252. His death,
7. xiii. Announcement of the death of,
8. 81-84. Resolution adopted by the
Society, 8. 83. Remarks on, by Mr. T.
H. Webb, 8. 175-201.
Raghly, Walter, see Raleigh.
Raguet, Condy, and Nathan Appleton, 5.
273-275.
Rahl, Col., Johann Gottlieb, 3. 335 ; 16.
109, 110. Particulars concerning the
attack of Washington upon the Hessi-
ans, 3. 335, 336.
Railroads, 6. 424, 425.
Railway Law, 10. 67. Street Railway
Law, 10. 65.
Raine, Rev. John, u. 404; 12. 129.
Raine Island, Gulf of St. Lawrence, set-
tled by Brovvnists, 10. 393.
Rainolds (Renolds), Rev. John, D.D., xx.
201.
Rainsford, Gen., his 'Journal/ 4. 86.
Rainsford, Chief Justice Richard, 4. 160 ;
xx. 187 n.
Raisin- wine, n. 327.
Ralegh, Phillip, 15. 385 n.
Ralegh, Sir Walter, see Raleigh.
Raleigh, Carew, brother of /Sir Walter, 19.
80.
Raleigh, Carew, son of Sir Walter, 15 385.
Raleigh, Lady Elizabeth, 13. 86.
Raleigh, Sir Walter, 8. 308 ; 10. 383 ; 12.
166 ; 13. 64, 83, 329 ; 15. 241, 306, 384,
385; 19. 75, 76 n., 77, 78, 78 n., 79, 80,
80 n., 81 ; 20 42, 58. His use of tobacco,
9. 13. Mr. Winthrop's remarks on the
various accounts of the execution, and
Raleigh's speech, 13. 84-93. Account
of the execution of, from Adam Win-
throp's Commonplace Book, 13. 94-98.
86. Tuttle's remarks on the various
ways of spelling the surname of, 15.
888-385, 385 n. Proposed memorial
window to, in St. Margaret's Church,
Westminster, 18. 119, 180, 181, 243,
269, 340, 402, 405, 412. Extract from
a letter of Mr. Winthrop, relating to
the memorial window to, 19. 329. The
unveiling of the memorial to, 20. 40.
Account of the Raleigh volume of
drawings, 20. 59, 60. His ' History of
the World,' i. 50, 146; 13. 92. His
' Answer to some Things at his Death '
cited, 13. 93 n. Lines found in his
Bible, 13. 98. The ' Note of Remem-
brance' of, 20. 41, 58.
Raleigh, N. C., 4. 101.
Raleigh, Va., 10. 237.
Ralle, Father Sebastian, 2. 68 ; 3. 325 ; 8.
253. Documents relating to, i. 476.
Dr. Francis's 'Life of/ i. 476 n. Dr.
Harris's 'Life of/ i. 476 n. Strong-
box of, 2. 322. His ' Strong-box ' to be
delivered to Major Waldron, 3. 40.
His death, 3. 324. Letters of, 3. 324.
Rally, William B., donation from, 2. 249.
Ramage, John, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 267.
Ramea (Raine' Island), 10. 394.
Rament, Samuel, 17. 157.
Rament, Samuel, Jr., 17. 157.
Ramsay, , 17. 197, 198.
Ramsay, Allan, 20. 394.
RAMSAY, Hon. DAVID, M.D., 6. 168, 376,
376 n. ; 10. 161 ; 14. 98, 264 ; 20. 394.
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
I. 29. Elected, i. 36. Accepts mem-
bership, i. 42. Gives his ' History of
South Carolina/ x. 100, 218. Presents
copies of his Oration on Independence
and Eulogy on Washington, i. 138.
Gives his ' Improvements in Medicine
in the Eighteenth Century/ i. 140.
Letter from, on slavery, 6. 168, 169.
Letter from, on the militia, 6 376. His
' American Revolution/ i. 30; 13. 177,
178 ; 14. 268. His ' History of South
Carolina ' cited, 3. 225 ; 20. 393.
RAMSAY, EPHRAIM, nominated a Corre-
sponding Member, i. 104. Elected, x.
106.
Ramsay, Prof. George G., 18. 403.
Ramsay, R., 3. 1 13.
Ramsdell, Nathaniel, sentenced by a
court-martial, 16. 344.
Ramsden, Thomas, naturalized, 4. 363.
Ramusio, Baptista, cited, 10. 383.
Ran, Parry, 5. 10.
Ranby, Mr., sergeant-surgeon, 4. 326.
RANCK, Prof. GEORGE W., 17. 231 ; 18.
26. Gift from, 17. 230. Elected a Cor-
responding Member, 17. 288. Accepts
membership, 17. 307.
Rand, , 10. 310.
Rand, , 17. 340.
Rand, Major, 15. 93, 96.
Rand, Rev. Asa, 2. 5.
Rand, Barrett, 8. 235.
Rand, Edward, 12 205.
Rand, Edward S., 13. 14. Donations
from, and vote of thanks to, 2. 101 ; 4.
425.
Rand, Elizabeth (Mrs. Sprague), 13. 428.
Rand, George C., & Avery, 12. 178. Do-
nations from, 2 524 ; 8. 254 ; 10. 40.
Rand, Dr. Isaac, the elder, d. 1790, i. 368 ;
ii. 141 ; 15. 116 ; 16. 292 ; 20. 135, 140.
RAND, ISAAC, M.D., B.C. 1761, d. 1822,
i. 126, 188, 353, 500 n. ; 7. 220; 16. 364.
His death, i. xlii. Nominated a Res-
ident Member, i. 117. Elected, i. 119.
Mr. Eliot asked to prepare a memoir
of, i. 349. Dr. Green's ' Notice of/ i.
368, 369. Dr. Eliot's teacher, 7. 177,
177 n. His character, 7. 180-184.
Rand, John, 16. 265.
Rand, Col. John, 19. 385, 385 n.
Rand, Joseph, 17. 159.
Rand, Joseph, Jr., 20. 140.
Rand, Mrs. Margaret (Damon), x. 368.
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Rand, Oliver J., donations from, 10. 21,
33.
Hand, Susannah, 8. 235.
Rand, Thomas, 17. 157.
Rand, Timothy, 20. 129.
Rand & Fiske, Messrs., 18. 340, 342 ; ig.
426.
Randal, Stephen, see Randall.
Randall, , 17- 160.
Randall, Mr.,japanner, 18. 319 n.
Randall, Mr., printer, 19 219.
Randall, Benjamin, 3. 151.
Randall, Mrs. Elizabeth, death of, 14.
137.
Randall, Henry S., LL.D., his ' Life of
Jefferson/ 20. 334.
Randall, John, contributes to purchase
the Society's building, i. 465 n.
Randall, Joseph, marriage of, 14. 150.
Randall, Richard, 14. 137. Marriage of,
14. 152.
Randall, Hon. Samuel, 14. 386.
Randall, Stephen, donations from, 6. 23,
417 ; 7. 100.
Randall, Thomas, see Randolph.
Randall, Tobias, 14. 37.
Randall's Tavern, Stoughtonham (Sharon),
7. 190, 203.
Randel, Lieut. Matthew, 15. 77.
Randolph, Miss, 19. 32.
Randolph, Bernard, 13. 242.
RANDOLPH, Hon. EDMUND, d. 1813, i. 74.
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
i. 43. 'Elected, i. 44. Membership
withdrawn from, i. 106. On the Con-
stitution, 6 163, 164. Appointed aide-
de-camp to Washington, 15. 143.
Randolph, Edmund, M.D., 13. 241.
Randolph, Edward, Secretary, 2. 540 n. ;
4. 160, 163; 7. 482-484,487; 10. 161;
ii. 195 ; 12. 109, 374 ; 13. 113 ; 15. 65 n. ;
16. 257, 261, 267, 269, 270, 276, 277, 279;
18. 253. His account of the irregular
trade of New England, 12. 113-117.
Communication of Mr. Tuttle con-
cerning, 13. 240-242. Letter and ab-
stracts of other letters from, to Sir R.
Southwell, 18. 254-258. Extract from
a letter of, 18. 320, 321. His ' Account
of his Voyages,' i. 458. His 'Narra-
tive,' 18. 254 n., 258-261.
Randolph, George W., 4. 150.
Randolph, Gyles, 13. 242.
Randolph, J. W., Virginia, publisher of
the Confederate Book of Prayer, 7.
301.
Randolph, Mrs. Jane (Gibbon), 13. 242.
Randolph, Hon. John, 2. 154; 5. 260; n.
106; 17. 113, 327, 374; 19. 16, 16 n., 17,
17 n., 19, 31, 32, 34, 49, 50. On slavery,
6. 99. An autograph memorandum of,
given, 17. 326.
Randolph, Hon. Peyton, 14. 265. On
slavery, 6. 145
Kandolph, Richard Kidder, 2. 154.
Randolph (Randall), Thomas, 12. 99, 101.
Randolph, Gov. Thomas Mann, 19. 32.
Randolph-Macon, Fa., 10. 27 n.
RANKE, LEOPOLD VON, elected an Hon-
orary Member, 10. 2, 146.
Rankin, Sara (Mrs. Kenney), 14. 151.
Ranney, Hon. Ambrose A., letter to, from
Gov. Long and others, relative to the
portrait of Mr. Winthrop for the Capi-
tol at Washington, 19. 358.
Ransford, Mr., 3. 337.
Ransor, Sergeant William, 14. 101.
Rantoul, Hon. Robert, 18. 176'.
Rantoul, Robert S., 13. 13, 44. Suggest-
ed as umpire in the case of the ' Hutch-
inson Papers,' 12. 358. Award of, in
the ' Hutchinson Papers ' controversy,
announced, 13. 131. Text of his
award as umpire in the 'Hutchinson
Papers ' case, 13. 219-232.
Raphael Sanzio, i. 362, 363; 3. 378 ; 18.
218. His ' Madonna,' 3. 377.
Rapho, Penn., 17. 203 n.
Raritan, N. J., 7. 138.
Rask, Prof. Erasmus K., 8. 180, 190; 18.
18. Letter from, to Mr. H. Wheaton,
18. 20-22.
Ratcliff, Will., Jr., 3. 260.
Ratcliffe, , 10. 380.
Ratcliffe, Mr., Carolina, n. 141.
Ratcliffe, Philip, 16. 198 ; 20. 26, 74, 76,
81, 83, 86.
Ratcliffe, Rev. Robert, 12. 374. Letters
of, published in the ' St. Chrysostom
Magazine,' 13. 451.
' Rath,' remarks by Mr. Higginson on the
use of the word, 20. 227-229.
Rathband, William, his censures of the
New England churches, 6. 64.
Rathbone, William, 7. 414.
Rathbone & Co., 3. 228.
Ratification Convention, see Pennsylva-
nia Convention for ratifying, etc.
Rations issued to officers, 15. 157.
Rattazzi, Urbano, 16. 15.
Raulins, James, 6. 255 n.
Raumer, Friedrich Ludwig Georg von,
10. 270.
Ravenel, Daniel, donation from, 10. 336.
Ravis, Christian, letter to, from Pres.
Dunster, 2. 467. Raynouard's ' Trou-
badours/ 2. 178, 179.
Ravy, M., 12. 279.
Rawdon, Francis, Marquis of Hastings,
see Hastings.
Rawle, William, 5. 209.
Rawley, Lieut. Aaron, 15. 84 n., 85.
Rawlings, Abigail [Mrt. Richards), 14.
151.
Rawlings, Ichabod, marriage of, 14. 152.
Killed by Indians, 14. 145.
Rawlings, "Mrs. Mary, 14. 152.
Rawson, A. L., donations from, 7. 344,
360, 478.
Rawson, Rev. Edward, 8. 12, 21, 26.
378
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Rawson, Secretary Edward, 5. 403 ; 6. 71 ;
7. 484 ; 10 43 ; 16. 263 n. ; 17. 367 ; 18.
389 n. ; 20. 149 n. His copy of the
Narragansett Patent, 5. 405 ; 6. 57.
Letter from Mr. E: Hutchinson to, 6.
60. Letter from Gov. Prince to, 6. 71 n.
Letter of 1662, to the Colonial Govern-
ment of Rhode Island, 6. 77. His
death, 14. 249.
Rawson, Reu. Grindall, 8. 23, 27. His
Indian version of the Westminster
Confession, i. 53. Cambridge College
Thesis of 1678 exhibited to the Soci-
ety, 3. 133.
Rawson, William, 12. 107.
Ray, Mr., and his mother, 7. 212.
Ray, Mrs. Amy (Marshall), 15. 390 n.
Ray, Caleb, n. 141.
Ray, Deborah, 15. 390 n.
Ray, Elizabeth, 15. 390 n.
Ray, George, 20. 13.
Ray, Isaac, M.D., 17. 377. Letter from,
17. 374-376. Eulogy on Dr. Bell, 7. 50.
Ray, James, 15. 390 n.
Ray, Mary, daughter of James Ray, 15.
390 n.
Ray, Mary (Mrs. Thomas), daughter of
Simon Ray, 14. 165.
Ray, Nancy, 15. 390 n.
Ray, Simon, 14. 165.
Raymond, Major, 15. 91.
Raymond, Mr., 16. 220.
Raymond, Sir Charles, & Co., bankers, IQ.
221.
Raymond, John, killed at Lexington, 17.
322.
Raymond, Lord Robert, 7. 317.
Raynal, Abbe' Guillaume T., his ' History
of the Indies,' i. 31.
Raynals, Robert, 3. 337.
Rayner, Hugh, 16. 348.
Rayner (Reyner), Rev. John, see Reyner.
Raynham, Mass., n. 29; 12. 404, 412.
Rea, Mr., 7. 185.
Rea, Ann, 20. 8.
Rea, Dr. Caleb, 20. 148.
Rea, Daniel, i. 45 n. Vote of thanks to,
i. 46. ' Reasons against the Removal
of the Sugar Act,' i. 12.
Read, see Reade and Reed.
Read, Mr., 7. 217.
Read, Mr., Delaware, 15. 393.
Read, Charles, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 267,
Read, Christopher, 20. 317.
Read, Col. Edmund, see Reade.
Read, Chief Justice George, 15. 393. On
slavery, 6. 145. His portrait presented,
8. 463.
Read, James, on the Suffolk emigration,
7. 480.
Read, John, B.C. 1697, 8. 29 ; 20. 32, 160.
READ, Gen. JOHN MEREDITH, 13. 331.
Donation from, 8. 463. Donation from,
of his ' Historical Inquiry on Henry
Hudson,' 9. 358. Vote of thanks to, 9.
358. Elected a Corresponding Mem-
ber, 9. 374.
Read, Col. Joseph, see Reed.
Read, Lieut.- Col. Seth, 15. 81, 103, 109.
Read, Timothy, 15. 84 n.
Head, Capt. William, 15. 76.
Read, William, negro, 13. 46.
Read, William, Son of Liberty, II. 141.
Read, Wilmot, 20. 289 n.
Reade, Col. Edmund, 13. 249. Name and
• will of, 6. 254-258.
Reade, Elizabeth, daughter of Edmund
Reade, and wife of J: Winthrop, Jr., 6.
257, 258 ; 13. 235; 249 n.
Reade, Elizabeth, granddaughter of E.
Reade, 6. 258.
Reade, Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of E. Reade,
6. 254, 256-258.
Reade, John, bequest to, 6. 258.
Reade, Margaret, 6. 254.
Reade, Martha (Mrs. Daniel Epps), 6.
254, 255.
Reade, Priscilla, instrument signed by, 6.
255 n.
Reade, Samuel, 6. 255, 255 n., 256, 257.
Reade, Col, Thomas, Governor of Stir/ing
Castle, 6. 255, 255 n., 256-258. His
regiment, 6. 489, 491.
Reade, William, 6. 255-258.
Reades, Edmond, see Reade, Edmund.
Reading, (Mrs. Rogers), 5 496.
Reading, Ann (Mrs. Gardiner Greene),
13. 56 n.
Reading, Mass., 3. 276 ; 12. 394, 395, 397,
400.
Reading, Penn., 17. 201.
Readville, Mass., camp at, 18. 214.
Real Academia de la Historia, Madrid,
17. 50 ; 19. 61 n.
Real Academia Espanola, Madrid, 19.
61 n.
' Reasons to be considered for justifying
the Undertakers of the intended Plan-
tation in New England,' its authorship,
7.340-344.
Rebecca, Bianca (?), 19. 218, 218 n.,
221.
Rebel flags presented to the Society, de-
scription of, n. 136.
Rebellion, see Civil War in the United
States of America, and also Shays's Re-
bellion.
'Receipts to cure various disorders,' 5.
379-399.
Recitations, college, n. 91.
Reekberg-Rothenlowen, Jean Bernard,
Comte de, 16. 438.
'Record-Book,' Ecton, see Ecton.
Record Commission, British, 3. 204, 205.
Donation from, of publications, 3 205 ;
4. 14. Resolutions in regard to the
liberal donations from, 3. 205.
Record Commissioners of Boston, see
Boston, etc.
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379
Record Office, London, 10. 84, 350, 372-
374, 393; ix. 167. Visit to, by Mr.
Charles Deane, 9. 344. Papers from,
13. 332-344 ; 14. 340-358. Copies of
letters of Gov. Hutchinson from, ig.
74, 129-141.
Recording Secretary of the Society, 2.
484; 3. 130, 154. To buy books for
the Society, i. xvii. His duties, 2.
513, 515, 517 ; 3. 239-244 ; 19. 186.
See By-Laws. The first Recording
Secretary, 3. 167. Resolutions offered
on Mr. Willard's retirement from office,
3. 173. See Bradford, G. ; Deane,
Charles; Dexter, George; Foote, H.
W. ; Freeman, J. ; Lowell, C. ; Mc-
Kean, J. ; Minot, G. R. ; Quincy, Ed-
mund ; Robbins, Rev. Chandler ; Wall-
cut, T. ; Willard, J. ; and Young, Ed-
ward J.
Records, see name of State, or town, to
which the Records relate.
Records of Massachusetts Historical So-
ciety, see Massachusetts Historical So-
ciety.
' Records of Plymouth/ 19. 119.
' Records of the Court of Assistants '
cited, 20. 150 n., 151 n.
Red Bank, brilliant action at, 5. 221 ; 6.
206. Bravery of black soldiers, 6. 237.
Red Sea, 3. 207.
Redford, Sir Henry de, i. 491.
Redford, William, 14. 128 n.
Redman, John, Sen., 16. 265.
Redpath, James, donation from, 7. 304.
Redwood Library of Newport, donations
from, 2. 458; 6.414; 7. 152,279.
Reed, Lieut.-Coi Seth, see Read.
Ri-ed, Major, 15. 92, 96.
Reed, Benjamin Tyler, 15. 190, 191.
Reed, Charles, F.S.A., donation from,
13. 105.
Reed, David, donation from, 2. 364.
Reed, Lieut. Frederick, 15. 78, 79 n.
Reed, George B., donation from, 4. 373 ;
7.298.
Reed, James, 17. 157.
Reed, Col. James, 14. 60, 69, 75, 290 ; 15.
142, 160.
Reed, Rev. James, gift from, 19. 349.
Reed, Hon. John, 14. 386 ; 17. 5.
Reed, John H., 6. 450.
Reed, John T. (Rice, Reed, fr Co.), n. 307.
Reed, Col. Joseph, 15. 75 n., 76, 85, 128,
160.
Reed, Mrs. Joseph, 12. 229.
Reed, Pres. Joseph, 4. 82; 10. 264-266,
305; ii. 141 ; 12. 260; 14. 254. Letter
from, to the Town Council of Ply-
mouth, 3. 98. Letter to, from G:
Washington, 6. 191, 192. Appointed
Secretary to Washington, 15. 114.
Reed, Richard, recantation of, 12. 188.
Reed, Robert, killed by Indians, 14. 148.
Reed, Seth, letter from, read, 12. 288.
Reed, Thomas, 17. 159.
Reed, William, 4. 26 ; 19. 147.
Reed, William B., 10. 265, 266, 449. Do-
nation from, 10. 105.
Reemer, Henry, sentenced by a court-
martial, 16. 344.
Rees, Rev. Abraham, D.D., his 'Cyclo-
paedia,' 6. 305 ; 17. 409.
Reese, John, 15. 78.
Reeve, Hon. Tapping, 14. 387 ; 19. 173,
280.
Reeves, John, his ' History of the Eng-
lish Law ' cited, 7. 307, 310; 13. 119.
Reeves, Lieut. Nathaniel, 15. 83.
Reeves's Bible, 10. 456.
Reformed Dutch Church, New Jersey, 8.
239.
Refugees from Boston in 1776, a list of,
18. 266-268.
Regicides, 3. 60-63.
Regiments in the service of the United
States, rank of, 15. 160. See United
States Army.
' Register Book of the Privy Council '
(Elizabeth), cited, 19. 81 n.
'Register of Pennsylvania, see 'Pennsyl-
vania Register.'
' Register of the Times/ i. 137.
Registry of Deeds, Boston, see Suffolk
County, Registry of Deeds.
Behoboth, Mass., 7. 203, 204, 210, 211,
229; ii. 29 ; 12. 394, 395; 17. 344, 371 ;
19. 225. ' History of/ by L. Bliss, 2.
114 n. Aids Boston in 1774, 4. 224.
Revolutionary soldiers from, 7. 219.
Church at, 8. 221-223. Origin of the
name of, 12. 399.
Reichard, Heinrich August Ottokar, his
' Guide des Voyageurs en Europe/ x.
113.
Reid, Di\, 6. 189.
Reid, John, 13. 408, 409.
Reidheisal, Gen., 3. 280.
Reifferscheid, August, 18. 403.
' Relation concerning New England/ 5.
134-143.
' Re'lations des Jesuites ' cited, 18. 91 n.
Relics, 5. 20, 30, 39, 45-47, 51, 147-149,
159, 209, 210, 315. Presented to the
Society, 3. 214-216. Found in the old
trading-house on Manomet River, 3.
353, 354.
Religion, decline of, after the Revolution,
5-417.
'Remarkable News from the Stars/ 7.
129.
' Remarkable Providences/ 6. 407.
'Remarks on Calef's Book against the
Magistracy/ i. 11.
' Remarks on the Conduct of the French
in peopling New Countries/ x. 9.
Rembrandt, Paul, x. 362 ; 4. 2.
Remington, A. G., donation from, 6. 20.
Remington, John, 1657, 13. 423.
Remington, John, coroner, 1755, 20. 124.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Remington, Judge Jonathan, 8. 29, 34;
18. 370.
' Remonstrants,' 16. 458.
Remusat, Cliarles Francois Marie, Comte
de, 10. 271.
Kendall, Elizabeth (Mrs. Willey), 14. 152.
Rendle, James, 16. 264.
Renny, Hugh, 15. 157.
Renouf, Edward, 19. 227. Donation
from, x. 91.
Renssalaer Polytechnic Institute, dona-
tion from, 8. 431.
Rents, 5. 20, 24, 189, 191. See Treas-
urer's Report.
Repairs, 3. 158, 159; 5. 21. See Treas-
urer's Report.
' Repeal,' caricature, 14. 169.
' Repertory,' i. 178, 191, 202, 219.
Reports of Committees and Officers, see
name of committee or officer making
the report.
Representative system established in Ply-
mouth Colony, 9 37. See Plymouth.
In Massachusetts, 9. 39. See Massa-
chusetts, General Court of.
Repton, England, ' History of/ by Rob-
ert Bigsby, 13 99.
Republican party, 6. 308 n.
Resident Members of the Society, me-
moirs of early members, i. vii. List
of the earliest, i. xiv. Lists of names
in the order of their election, i. xli-
xliv ; 3. viii, ix ; 4. viii, ix; 5. viii, ix ;
6. viii, ix ; 7. viii, ix ; 8. xii, xiii ; 9. xii,
xiii ; 10. xii, xiii ; n. xiv, xv ; 12. xiv,
xv ; 13. xiv, xv ; 14. xii, xiii; 15. xii,
xiii ; 16. xii, xiii ; 17. xiv, xv ; 18. xvi,
xvii; 19. xvi, xvii ; 20. xvi, xvii. List
of names of deceased, i. xli-xliv ; 2. x ;
5. ix ; 6. ix; 7. xiii ; 8. xvi ; 9. xvij 10.
xvi; n. xviii ; 12. xviii; 13. xviii; 14.
xvi ; 15. xvi ; 16. xvi ; 17. xviii ; 18.
xx ; 19. xx ; 20 xx. Original number
of, i. 1 n., 2, 3 ; 3. 266. Whole number
of, i. 2, 3, 482, 485, 489, 495, 498; 2.
115 n. ; 3. 154-158; 5. 19, 189 ; 6. 7 ; n.
102, 112; 12. 170, 217. Elections of, i.
35, 36, 41, 44, 47, 48, 50, 54, 94, 96, 97,
100, 104, 106, 107, 110, 117, 119, 120,
125, 135, 140, 142, 143, 148, 151, 165,
169, 186, 199, 200, 221, 225, 228, 229,
233, 249, 254, 257, 265, 270, 275, 278,
285, 288, 336, 339, 342, 348, 353, 375,
381, 394, 398, 407, 418, 434, 446, 451,
458, 474, 493; 2. 13, 30, 41, 51, 87, 94,
141, 144, 148, 175, 188, 217-219, 221,
260, 262, 264, 283, 303, 328, 334, 352,
364, 381, 384, 385, 387, 415, 440, 442,
447, 482, 496, 525, 540, 548, 572, 596;
3. 18, 44, 67, 82, 98, 114, 128, 131, 152,
203, 220, 237, 259, 264, 270 ; 4. 20, 52,
54, 108, 113, 123, 140, 147, 197, 228,
287, 310, 331, 374, 384, 425 ; 5. 47, 93,
107, 147, 182, 199, 228, 407 ; 6. 7, 426 ;
7. 26, 103, 300, 307, 348, 369; 8. 79,
257, 275, 314, 474; 9. 67, 374; 10. 2,
88, 146, 316, 411 ; n. 92, 139, 158, 159,
245, 309, 492 ; 12. 49, 68, 81, 104, 211,
316; 13. 44, 104, 305, 345, 370, 379,
425, 449; 14. 1, 25, 158, 185, 196, 217,
318,333; 15. 163, 180,228,305,380. 386;
16. 100, 161, 206, 256, 385 ; 17. 57, 63,
89, 104, 352 ; 18. 4, 119, 340, 423 ; 19.
67, 102, 124, 210, 243, 251 ; 20. 21, 45,
204. To be notified of a proposed
new By-Law, i. 105. Each one to be
asked to subscribe for two copies of
the Collections, i. 108. The nomina-
tion of, placed with the President and
Standing Committee, i. 161. Resigna-
tion of, i. 216, 227, 246, 254, 264, 286,
396, 410, 428, 446, 492, 493, 500 ; 2. 11,
46, 110, 220, 264, 270, 302, 569, 593,
607??.-609n.; 3. 50; 12. 29, 170,289;
13. 79, 80. Removal from the State to
transfer to the roll of Corresponding
Members, I. 248. Committee to con-
sider alteration of By-Laws respecting
the election of, i. 453, 455. Increase
of the number of, i. 482, 485, 489, 495,
498. Notices of those who resigned, etc.,
I. 500n.-503 n. List of, in the heliotype
group, 2. vii; 3. 32 a. List of those whose
memoirs are for the first time published
by the Society, 2. x. List of, in Col-
lections, Vol. -V. of the third series, 2.
39 n. Removal of, 2. 215, 216, 325, 447,
607n.-609n. Divisions made accord-
ing to the alphabetical order of their
names, 2. 270. Rules concerning, 2.
513, 514 ; 3. 134, 135, 239-244, 249 ; 6.
12. See By-Laws. Suggested changes
in the limitations of the term, 2. 589.
Notices of eighteen who either removed
from the State or resigned their mem-
bership, 2. 607n.-609n. Number of,
to be increased, 3. 154, 155, 157, 158 ;
n. 102, 112 ; 12. 170, 217. Photograph
of, n. 150, 252. Committee on increas-
ing the number of, 12. 170, 217. The
roll of, filled, 20. 57. Memoirs of, see
names of members.
Resin, in medicine, 5. 396.
Retz, Jean Francois Paul de Gondi, Car-
dinal de, 14. 261.
Revel, , 18. 290.
Revell, John, gone to New England, 5.
93, 94, 96.
Revell, Rev. Stephen, 2. 448 n. ; 17. 255-
257, 261.
Revere, Mr., 19. 46.
Revere, Mrs., 19. 46.
Revere, Deborah (Mrs. Lincoln), 13. 209.
Revere, Joseph W., n. 390.
Revere, Col. Paul, 1. 100, 326 ; 4. 131, 219,
288 ; 8. 366, 378 ; 10. 99, 103 ; n. 141.
294; 12. 177, 324 ; 13. 79, 191, 200, 201,
209, 427 ; 14. 110, 310 ; 15. 163-106, 168,
169, 171-177, 347, 352, 360; 16. 365;
18. 345 ; 20. 8, 11, 148, 212r His letter
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
381
about events at the beginning of the
war, i. 121 n., 122. Engravings by, in
the ' Royal American Magazine/ 3.
142. Picture of King Philip, 3. 293.
His pistol, 5. 441 ; 6. 17. Notice of, 9.
215. Facsimile of his picture of Bos-
ton, presented, n. 84. Copy of his
picture of the Boston Massacre, pre-
sented, ii. 135, 251. Extracts from
his day-book, ix. 390, 391. Letter of,
• to his wife, 13. 251, 252. 'Paul Re-
vere's Signal : the True Story of the
Signal Lanterns in Christ Church,
Boston,' 15. 104. Verses on his ride
to Lexington, 15. 172. Engraving by,
of the North Battery in Boston, 15.
364. Letter written by, to Dr. Bel-
knap, giving an account of his ride to
Lexington, etc., 16. 370-376. His print
of the Boston Massacre, 18. 287. Heads
a list of persons offering to aid in the
war of 1812, 18. 287. His portrait of
Col. Church, 19. 244, 245. His ' Nar-
rative/ 15. 165. His account of his
ride to Lexington, 16. 370-376. Letter
of, cited, 20. 148 n.
Revere House, Boston, 7. 272 n.
Revere Street, Boston, 6. 30.
' Review of Military Operations in North
America/ i. 99.
Revocation of the Edict of Nantes, see
Edict, etc.
Revoltena, Pasquale, Barone, u. 500.
Donation from, n. 2.
Revolution of 1775, see American Revo-
lution.
'Revolutionary Papers/ 13. 307. Com-
mittee of publication of a volume of,
appointed, 13. 232.
Revolutionary War, see American Revo-
lution.
'Revue Britannique/ n. 483; 17. 310.
' Revue Chretienne/ 10. 474.
Reynaud, F. D., Comte de Montlosier, see
Montlosier.
Reyner, Mrs. Frances, 16. 274.
Reyner, Rev. John, the elder, 14 117.
Reyner, Rev. John, H.C. 1663, 8. 13,22,
26; 14. 117, 119; 16. 274.
Reynolds, Edward, American Consul at
Elsinore, 2. 86 n.
Reynolds, Bishop Edward, his 'Sermons/
18. 429.
Reynolds, Edward, M.D., 17. 467.
Reynolds, Capt. Francis, Lord Ducie, see
Ducie.
Reynolds, Rev. Grindall, 20 416.
Reynolds, Sir Joshua, 5. 236; 14. 194;
16. 419; 20 394. Engraving from a
portrait of, presented, 7. 101 n.
Reynolds, William, 3 260.
Rexham, see Marshfield.
Rhe, Isle of, 6. 15.
Rhees, William J., Esq., donation from,
3 220; 9. 177.
Rheineck, Earl of, 15. 249.
Rhenius, C. T. E., quoted, 10 365.
Rheumatism, cures for, 5. 393.
Rhoades, Benjamin H , donation from, 5.
104.
Rhode Island, 3. 88, 99, 111 ; 4. 325; 5. 9 ;
6. 349 ; 7. 213, 222, 229, 260 ; 8. 329,
331 ; 10. 115, 391 ; 12. 229. Fragment
of a Journal kept during the expedi-
tion to, i. 8. Laws of, i. 9, 113. A
clause in the statutes concerning Ro-
man Catholics, 2. 30. Origin of mon-
uments in, 2. 98 n. Boundaries of, 2.
184. Refusal of its admission to the
Union of the New England Colonies, 2.
244 n. Papers concerning the contro-
versy to be labelled, 2. 319. Donations
from, 3. 132; 4. 54, 286; 5. 30, 202, 347;
7. 347; 9. 196; n. 498. Grant made
to Mr. Coddington, 3. 230. Debates on
the Federal Constitution, 3. 300. Its
character, 1665, 4. 274. Naturaliza-
tion in, 4. 345. Concentration of troops
in, 5. 205, 206. Soldiers in the Revo-
lution unpaid, unfed, unclad, 5. 219-
221. Patriotism of, in 1777 and in 1861,
5. 222, 223. Roger Williams and the
Narragansett Patent, 5. 400-406; 6. 46,
47, 65-74, 77;7- 483. Gorton takes
refuge in, 6. 63. Her service at the
battle of Bunker Hill commemorated,
6. 177. The militia, 6. 195. Arrival
in the harbor of Count D'Estaing's
fleet, 6. 196. Negro soldiers in, 6. 197,
200-207, 210, 212, 237. Service of Col.
Laurens, 6. 218. Proposal made to
Lord Dunmore, 6. 226. Her regiments
in 1775, 7. 206, 207. Manuscript map
of, 8. 275. Medal relating to, n. 299.
Settlement of the Colony of, 12. 353-
358. Towns in, gained from Massa-
chusetts, 12. 401 n. Powder-mill in, 14.
252. Map of, during the siege of New-
port, 1778, faces 20. 350.
Rhode Island, Charter of, 4. 162 ; 6. 46-
77 ; 7. 483.
Rhode Island, Colonial Records of, given
to the Society, 3. 115. Cited, 6. 50, 77.
Rhode Island. Constitution of, x. 9, 113.
Rhode Island and Providence Planta-
tions, General Assembly of, act passed
in*, regarding negro soldiers, 6. 201-
203.
Rhode Island Historical Society, z. 20 ;
10. 410 ; 16. 473 ; 17. 360 ; 19. 278, 285,
336. Communications from, i. 396.
437. Book lent to. i. 399. Donations
from, 2. 20, 28, 110, 351, 365, 473, 526,
534 ; 3. 32 a ; 10. 33, 331, 350 ; 11. 499.
To receive a copy of the Collections,
2. 20, 56, 71 n. To be invited to join
in the celebration of the anniversary
of the New England Confederacy, 2.
248. Accepts invitation, 2. 252. Let-
ter from John Rowland in reply to this
382
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
invitation, 2. 256 n. Transactions of,
2. 80 n.
'Rhode Island Historical Tracts,' 18. 339.
Rhode Island Numismatic Association,
donation from, 10. 311.
Rhode Island Society for the Encourage-
ment of Domestic Industry, 18. 281.
Rhodes, Ebenezer, see Adams & Rhodes.
Rhodes, Henry, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 267.
Rhodes, Jacob, marriage of, 14. 152.
Rhodes, Mary (Mrs. Shorey), 14. 151.
Rhubarb, medicine, 5. 391.
Rialarness, 2. 98 n.
Ribault, John, 7. 359.
Ribbeck, Johann Karl Otto, 18. 403.
Ribero, Diego, 16. 384.
Ricasoli, Bettino, Baron, 16. 15.
Riccioli, Giovanni Battista, 16. 239.
Rice, Capt., 16. 354.
Rice, Hon. Alexander H., LL.D., 10. 80 ;
15. 251 ; 19. 357. Donations from, 8.
171, 274, 280, 314, 467 ; 9. 66, 177, 196,
227, 255, 347, 368 ; 10. 2.
Rice, Lieut. Asa, 15. 75.
Rice, Henry G. (Rice, Reed, $- Co.), ix.
307.
Rice, John, 20. 13.
Rice, Nathan, 19. 152.
Rice, Thomas, 2. 77.
Rice, Hon. Thomas, 19. 19, 19 n.
Rice-culture at Sapelo Island, 3. 223.
Rich, Benjamin, ix. 308.
Rich, Jeremiah, his ' short-hand/ x. 68.
Rich, Rev. Judson A., donation from, n.
500.
Rich, Sir Nathaniel, 20 42, 43. Letter to,
from Gov. John Winthrop, 20. 43-45.
RICH, OBADIAH, i. 172, 190, 225; 3. 287 ;
4. 401. Nominated a Resident Mem-
ber, i. 165. Elected, 1. 169. Donations
from, i. 167, 201, 501, 504; 2. 176, 325,
326, 338, 346. Removes from the
State, i. 394 n. His death, i. 395.
Papers of Gov. Bernard in his posses-
sion and for sale, x. 459, 460; 2. 32, 65,
66, 66 n. Vote of thanks to, x. 504.
To receive a copy of Vol. VIII., 2. 339.
Proposed exchange of certain writings,
2. 362. Collections deposited with
Messrs. Ticknor & Co. for, 2. 365.
' Bibliotheca Americana Nova,' 2.' 183,
339.
Rich, Robert, Earl of Warwick, see War-
wick.
Rich, Thomas, 20. 292 n, 293.
Richard I. of England, 3. 71; 6. 26 ; 17.
305.
Richard III. of England, 17. 459.
Richard, Lord Braybrooke, see Bray-
brooke.
Richard, Eleazer, x. 163 n.
Richard, Eleazer, the younger, i. 163 n.
Richard, Eleazer, his receipt for King
Philip's Bowl, 7. 177, 267.
Richard, Owen, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 266.
Richard Frothingham Fund, 20. 193.
Richards, Mrs., 3. 338.
Richards, Mrs., a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 267.
Richards, Mrs. Abigail (Rawlings), 14.
151.
Richards, Mrs. Ann (Winthrop), 13. 249.
Richards, Benjamin, 13 372.
Richards, Benjamin, marriage of, 14. 151.
Richards, Mrs. Cornelia Walter, 19 232.
Richards, Daniel, 4. 892.
Richards, Elizabeth, 20. 318.
Richards, G. T., donation from, 10. 144.
Richards, Rev. George, his discourse on
Washington, x. 137. Donation from,
2. 480.
Richards, James, 3. 61.
RICHARDS, Rev. JAMES, D.D., nominated
a Corresponding Member, i. 244.
Elected, x. 244.
Richards, John, 13. 372.
Richards, Major John, Treasurer of Har-
vard College, 3. 318, 338; 6. 337, 348,
349; 12 107, 108; 16. 218; 20. 121,
162 n., 324. His Account-book used
when at Harvard College, 6. 337-342.
Goes to England as agent for Massa-
chusetts, 6. 348 ; 18. 259 n.
Richards, Joseph, marriage of, 14. 151.
Richards, Capt. Stephen, appointed to a
command in the Carthagena expedi-
tion, 18. 372-374.
Richards, William, marriage of, 14. 151.
Richards, Mrs. William B., 16. 392, 396.
Richardson, , 17. 338.
Richardson, Major, 5-7.
Richardson. Miss, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 267.
Richardson, Mr., 8. 381.
Richardson, Mr., 15. 90.
Richardson, Mr., 19. 216.
Richardson, Lieut. Aaron, 15. 80.
Richardson, Capt. Addison, 15. 78.
Richardson, Amos. 16. 218 ; 19. 142.
Richardson, Capt. Caleb, 15. 77.
Richardson, Charles, LL.D., death of, 8.
467.
Richardson, Charles B., 3. 136 ; 10. 460.
Reprints his ' Historical Magazine,' 3.
134, 159. Donation from, 5. 309.
Richardson, Ebenezer, 19. 136 ; 20. 145.
Richardson, Eleazer T. F. ( West fr Rich-
ardson), 17. 121.
Richardson, Capt. Ephraim, 15. 76.
Richardson, George C., 19. 356.
Richardson, James, Son of Liberty, 7. 209;
ii. 141.
Richardson, Hon. James, 6. 271 ; 11. 262.
Richardson, John (Richardson $• Wheeler),
ii. 308.
Richardson, John, 20. 7.
Richardson, Rev. John, 8. 13, 22, 27 ; 10.
403, 406, 408. His death, 14. 130.
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383
Richardson, John A., donation from, 5.
107.
Richardson, Capt. Jonas, 6. 178 ; 15. 80.
Richardson, Rev. Joseph, 19. 382.
Richardson, Luther, 19. 173, 175, 178.
Richardson, M. C., Esq., donation from,
g 436.
Richardson, Moses, 14 110.
Richardson, Soren, 7. 225.
Richardson, Thomas, n. 205.
Richardson, William H., letter of Judge
Davis to, i. 433 n.
Richardson, William M., 16. 122 n.
Richardson, Lord, & Holbrook, Messrs.,
17. 121.
Richelet, St. Pierre, see Vega, Garcilaso
de la.
Richelieu, Armand Jean du Plessis, Car-
dinal Due de, ii. 108; 15. 30, 54.
Richmond, Col, 7. 190.
Richmond, Deacon, 8. 221, 222.
Richmond, Dr. Benjamin, i. 379 n.
Richmond, Charles Lenox, Duke of. 12.
418.
Richmond, Rev. Edward, i. 55.
Richmond, John Wilkes, M.D , i. 379 n.
Richmond, Mary Bruce, Duchess of, 19.
218, 221.
Richmond, Mrs. Mercy, i. 379 n.
Richmond, Hon. Perez, i. 379 n.
Richmond, Mass., 12. 408 ; 19. 421. Ori-
gin of the name of, 12. 417, 418.
Richmond, N. H., 19. 89.
Richmond, R. I., 8. 196.
Richmond, Va., 4. 88, 90, 95; 10. 465, 485;
16. 109, 316 ; 17. 80, 447; 18. 58, 269 ;
19. 101. Inauguration of the Wash-
ington statue at, 3. 336. Burning of
the theatre at, 17. 372.
Richmond Island, Me., account of its
early history and trade, 3. 182-184.
Examination and description of the
coins found on, 3. 185-187.
Ricker, George, death of, 14. 142.
Ricker, Judith, 14. 130. Marriage of, 14.
151.
Ricker, Mathurin, death of, 14. 142.
RICKER, JAMES, Jr., nominated a Corre-
sponding Member, 2. 499. Elected, 2.
501. Accepts membership, 2 504.
Donation from, 2. 504. His ' History
of Newtown, Long Island/ 2. 504.
Ricketson, David, donation from, 3. 132,
182.
Ricraft, Josiah, his 'England's Cham-
pions,' i. 475.
Riddel, Rev. Samuel H., donations from,
2. 237, 241, 246, 255, 455.
Riddle, Mr., Bermuda, n. 21.
Rider, Sir Dudley, see Ryder.
Rider, Eleazar, 17. 338.
Rider, Sidney S., 18. 339. Donation
from, 6. 331. And Brother, donation
from, 10. 40.
Rider, William, 17. 338.
Ridgway, the Misses, 16. 279, 393, 399.
Ridgway, Mr. and Mrs., Boston, 1794, 5.
257.
Ridgway, Samuel, death of, 15. 343.
Ridley, Nicholas, D.D., n. 429.
Riedesel, Friederika Charlotte Louise,
Baroness, unfounded statement in the
' Memoirs ' of, 19. 249.
Riedesel, Friedrich Adolph, Baron von,
17. 58.
Rigault, Nicholas, 18. 426.
Rigby, ,8.211.
Rigby, , M.P., 5. 239.
Riggs, George W., 4. 103. Donation from,
12. 40.
Riggs, Lieut. John, 15. 81.
'Right Way/ donation from the publish-
ers of, 8. 480 ; 9. 1, 66, 81, 177.
Rijks universiteit, Let/den, 16. 473.
Riley, Mr., 19. 214-217.
Riley, Henry P., 18. 65.
Rilliet, Horace Benedict, 14. 220.
Rilliet, Louise Sophie, 14. 220.
Rilliet, Mrs. Mary, 14. 220.
Rindge, Samuel B., 19. 357.
Rings, mourning, 6. 256, 257, 341.
Rio Janeiro, police of, 6 248. Commerce
of, 7. 411, 412.
Rio Negro, the ' Edith ' ascends, 7. 416.
Riordon (?), Capt., 20. 11.
' Rip van Winkle/ 17. 4.59.
Riparian Rights, colonial ordinance es-
tablishing, 2. 594, 695.
Ripaud, Louis Madeleine, his ' Report of
the Commission on the Antiquities of
Egypt/ i. 154, 167.
Ripley, , innkeeper, 11. 27, 31.
Ripley, Christopher G., his ' Memoir of
Rev. S. Ripley/ 2. 378 n. His notice of
Rev. Samuel Ripley, 2. 392-394.
Ripley, Gen. Eleazer W., u. 493; 13.
374. His Fourth of July oration, i.
191.
Ripley, Lieut. Ezra, 2. 393.
Ripley, Rev. Ezra, D.D., 2. 392 ; 8. 252.
Donation from, i. 41. ' History of
Concord ' quoted, 7. 478.
Ripley, Rev. George, 10. 355; 11. 262.
Ripley, Rev. Hezekiah, D.D., u. 27.
Ripley, Rev. Lincoln, his description of
Waterford, i. 166.
Ripley, Mrs. Phoebe (Bliss). 2. 392.
Ripley, Mrs. Samuel, 16. 112.
RIPLEY, Rev. SAMUEL, A.M , i. 331, 335,
336, 339, 345, 348, 350, 374-376, 378,
380, 384, 387, 392, 398, 407, 408, 418,
424, 425, 427, 433, 435, 436, 445, 446,
448, 451, 453, 456, 464, 468, 473, 479,
480, 482, 485, 490, 492, 494, 496, 497,
500. His death, i. xliii ; 2. 378, 378 n.,
389, 393. Nominated a Resident Mem-
ber, i. 284. Elected i. 285; 2. 378 n.
Of committee to. collect and count
votes, i. 380, 388, 424, 425, 447. Of
committee to ask for portraits from
384
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
RIPLEY, Rev. SAMUEL, A.M. (continued).
the Clark family, i. .391. Appointed
to prepare a memoir of Gov. Gore, i.
399. Present at meetings of the So-
ciety, 2. 3, 12, 14, 15, 18, 21, 25, 28, 31,
40, 50, 51, 60, 62, 65, 79, 83, 86, 88, 96,
99, 102, 104, 109, 112, 115, 119, 123,
125, 126, 131, 132, 135, 137, 139, 142,
143, 149, 177, 183, 185, 188, 192, 212,
215, 216, 220, 222, 227, 233, 235-237,
241, 245, 253, 258, 261, 266, 272, 285,
303, 306, 307, 320, 321, 334, 335, 346,
350, 360, 362, 363, 370, 372, 374, 376,
377. To prepare a memoir of the
late Dr. Bradford, 2. 141, 141 n. Ex-
cused from preparing a memoir of Dr.
Bradford, 2. 171. Letter from, 2. 171.
Donation from, 2. 219. 'Memoir of,'
2. 378, 378 n , 392-394. His pastorate,
2. 392, 393. Letter of Mr. R. W.
Emerson, written on the occasion of
the death of, 2. 393, 394. His ' His-
torical Sketch of Wattham,' 2. 394.
His ' Memoir of the Hon. Christopher
Gore,' z. 394.
Ripley, Mrs. Sarah Alden (Bradford), 2.
392. Letter from Mr. R. W. Emerson
to, 2. 393, 394.
Ripley, Solomon, 13. 372, 374.
Ripley, William, 2 392.
Rippon, G. C., 3. 113.
Rippon, Rev. John, D.D., his 'Baptist
Annual Register,' i. 76, 98.
Riquetti, Honore G., Comte de Mirabkau,
see Mirabeau.
Ritchie, , donation from, i. 470. Vote
of thanks to, i. 470.
Ritchie, Edward S., 16. 280.
Ritchie, Thomas, 'Life of Gov. Pownall,'
5- 237.
Rittenhouse, David, LL.D., n. 106.
Rive, Francis De la, 14. 219.
Rive, Jane De la (Mrs. Lombard), 14. 220.
Rive, Louise Isabelle De la, 14. 220.
Rive, Mrs. Mary De la (Andre), 14. 219.
Rive, Peter De la. 14. 219, 220.
Riverius, see Riviere.
Rivero, Francisco de, 8. 188.
Rivers, John Savage, Earl of, 12. 437.
Rives, Francis R., 16. 42.
RIVES, Hon. WILLIAM C., 10 340; 15.
326, 334. Donation from, 2 336; 5.
1, 299. Remarks of, 4. 214. 215. N.
Appleton's letter to, 5. 308. His death,
10. xvi, 207. Sketch of, 10. 397-399.
Memorial tablet of, 13. 8.
Rives, William C., Jr., letter from, to
Hon. R. C. Winthrop, 4 311. Donation
from, 13. 8.
Riviere, Lazare, 5. 386.
' Rivington's Gazette,' 6. 219 ; 14. 58.
Rix, John, 12. 108.
Rizos, JACOBAKI, nominated a Corre-
sponding Member, 2. 89. Elected, 2.
90. Receives a diploma, 2. 117.
Roach, Capt., 12. 426.
Koades, see Rhodes.
Roads, Mrs. Martha, x. 123.
Roan, Capt. T., donation from, i. 139.
Roanoke River, 4. 348.
Roath, Richard, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 267.
Robbeson, Jeremiah, 17. 157.
Robbins, Judge, Kentucky, 14. 387.
Robbins, lion. Asher, 19. 52, 52 n., 53.
Robbins, Rev. Chandler, D.D., d. 1799,
Plymouth, i. 87 n. ; 14. 171 ; 20. 403.
ROBBINS, Rev. CHANDLER, D.D., d. 1882,
grandson of Dr. C. Robbins of Plymouth,
4. 124, 285, 286, 332, 379, 390, 425, 427 ;
5. 195, 485; 8. 279; 9. 191, 244, 357;
10. 21, 36, 141, 148, 207, 330, 445, 481 ;
11. 33, 227, 336 ; 12. 4, 5, 250 ; 15. 36b ;
16. 15, 164, 181; 17. 161; 18. 183; 19.
226, 357 ; 20. 38, 107, 189. One of the
twenty-six members in the heliotype
frontispiece, 2. vii ; 3. 32 a. A letter
from, 2. 52. Donations from, 2. 52,
262, 265, 307, 466, 480 ; 3. 36, 132, 182,
220, 284; 4. 1, 54, 122, 124, 133, 146,
197, 226, 235, 286, 309, 330, 365, 373,
379, 384, 392, 424, 430, 437 ; 5. 1, 30,
45, 48, 52, 58, 64, 87, 96, 104, 145, 159,
172, 196, 219, 227, 229, 309, 319, 347,
373, 440 ; 6. 1, 20, 23, 78, 82, 249, 333,
361, 414,417,470; 7. 1, 100, 115, 139,
140, 143, 153, 168, 279, 298, 304, 338,
347, 368, 373, 376, 408, 474 ; 8. 1, 79, 88,
171, 254, 274, 280, 442, 467, 480 ; 9. 2, 66,
81, 177, 227, 247, 255, 347, 353, 358, 368,
437, 463, 467 ; 10. 2, 21, 33, 41, 80, 86,
93, 105, 117, 135, 145, 206, 311, 314,
320, 336, 344, 368, 409, 469, 484; n.
501. To receive a vote of thanks for
his donation, 2. 61. Causes the vol-
umes given by Judge Sullivan to be
bound, 2. 125 n. Edits selections from
the writings of Rev. Henry Ware, Jr.,
2. 281. Nominated a Resident Mem-
ber, 2 325. Elected, 2. 328. Present
at meetings of the Society, 2. 335,
338, 346, 349, 356, 362, 364, 374, 376-
378, 380, 426, 431, 432, 434, 443, 445,
456-458, 460, 468, 470, 474, 478, 479,
486, 493, 495, 499, 503, 507, 529, 542,
547, 548, 551, 552,, 554, 559, 571, 573,
581, 583, 585, 596, 599, 601, 607. Of
committee to consider obtaining the
copy of records of certain churches,
2. 342, 343. Recording Secretary pro
tempore, 2. 346, 373 ; 3. 43, 96. Depo-
sits certain portraits with the Society,
2. 430. Of committee to prepare Vol.
II. of the fourth series, 2. 492. Of com-
mittee to draught a series of resolu-
tions to the memory of the late Daniel
Webster, 2. 502, 530, 531. Report of
the committee, 2. 505-507, 530, 531.
Appointed to assort the votes for offi-
cers, 2. 528. Requested to prepare a
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
885
memoir of the Rev. A. Young, 2. 557.
Of Standing Committee, 2. 559 ; 3. 29,
86. Of committee to consider the mat-
ter of Mr. Whitehead's letter, 2. 681.
Of committee to publish selections
from the Proceedings of the Society, 3.
iii, v. Reports concerning the unbound
manuscripts in the Library of the So-
ciety, 3. 93-95, 99, 154. Elected Re-
cording Secretary of the Society, 3.
162; 4. 19, 272; 5. 29, 195; 6. 19; 7.
26. Recording Secretary, 3. 162 ; 4. 1,
19, 54, 122, 124, 133, 139, 146, 196, 197,
226, 235, 240, 242, 243, 265, 272, 285-
287, 809, 329, 330, 332, 334, 336, 364,
365, 372-374, 378, 383, 384, 390-392,
424, 425, 429, 430, 437-439 ; 5. 30, 45,
48, 52, 63, 86, 96, 104, 159, 171, 183,
197, 218, 229, 309; 7. 100, 102, 115.
Exhibits articles belonging to the Cab-
inet of the Society, 3. 133. Report of
the Standing Committee for the year
ending April, 1857, 3. 158-162. Of
committee to revise the By-Laws with
report of the same, 3. 154, 178, 188,
239-250. Business details and expen-
ses, in regard to the room for the
Dowse Library, 3. 161, 162, 164, 169,
174, 178. To receive the thanks of
the Society for services on the Stand-
ing Committee, 3. 174. Responds to
the Resolutions in memory of Dr.
Lunt, 3. 206. Volume by, containing
an account of Dr. Lunt, 3. 207, 208.
Reads communication from the Dor-
chester Antiquarian Society, 3. 229.
Presents a communication from Mr.
Batchelder, 3. 252. Presents manu-
scripts, 3. 256. Signs memorial remon-
strating against the change of name
desired by the Historic, Genealogical
Society, 3. 266-270. Correspondence
with Hon. Josiah Quincy, 3. 329, 330,
331. Presents a portrait of Hon. Jo-
siah Quincy to the Society, 3. 329-331.
Of Publishing Committee, 4. v ; 5. v,
154; 6. 470, 471; 7. 15. Letter to,
from Rufus Choate, 4. 196. Of com-
mittee on exchanges, 4. 287. Motions
made by, 4. 334, 373 ; 10. 20, 134, 207 ;
ii. 197 ; 13. 7. Remarks, 4 336, 439;
5 310 ; 10. 86. Letter to, from C:
Lowell, 4. 374. Vote of thanks to, 5.
17, 28; 6. 470; 7. 364; 15. 277. Pre-
sents a donation from Rev. J. M.
Heard, 5. 41. Reads letter from Dr.
Oliver, 5. 149. Presents Judge Cush-
ing's charge, 5. 107. Reads letter of
Lafayette, 5. 150. Letter to, from L.
Lincoln, 5. 183. Letter to, from R.
C. Winthrop, 5. 197, 198. Presents
W. Vaux's gift, 5. 324. Letter to,
from G. W. Blagden, 5. 407. To pre-
pare a memoir of W: Appleton, 5.
446. Letter to, from E. A. Newton, 6.
25
3. Reads communication concerning
the portrait of William III., 6. 331.
' Memoir of Hon. W: Appleton' by, 6.
429-469. Letter to, from Rt. Rev.
Alonzo Potter, 6. 465-469. Of com-
mittee to publish another volume of
the Winthrop Papers, 6. 470, 471.
Reads a communication, 7. 125. Com-
municates a paper by Dr. Appleton, 7.
326. Elected Corresponding Secretary
of the Society, 7. 363 ; 8. 272 ; 9. 190 ;
io. 20, 173; ii. 45, 243; 12. 80, 225;
13. 21, 279 ; 14. 28, 328. Correspond-
ing Secretary, 7. 373 ; -8. 76, 254, 272,
274, 280, 431 ; 9. 190, 196, 218, 227,
347, 437, 463, 467; io. 80, 145, 320,
336, 411, 469; n. 1, 100, 143, 145, 155,
159, 197, 222, 228, 233, 322, 483; 12.
49, 67, 69, 82, 103, 126, 169, 211, 264,
288, 330 ; 13. 43, 49, 79, 104, 142-144,
232, 236, 345, 367, 395, 425, 449 ; 14.
1, 32, 108, 158, 186, 201, 317, 328 ; 15.
177, 227. Presentation of a Broadside
Proclamation of President Washing-
ton by, 9. 6. His remarks relating to
the original manuscript of ' Bacon's
Rebellion/ 9. 244 ; io. 135. Remarks
on the announcement of the death of
Rev. William Jenks, D.D., 9. 372.
Thanks of the Society voted to, io.
325. Remarks of, on the death of Dr.
J. Appleton, io. 470. Appointed by
the President to prepare a memoir of
"William Brigham, ii. 139. Of a com-
mittee on a new course of lectures by
members of the Society, ii. 166. Of
committee on the building, ii. 326.
Of committee on alterations in the By-
Laws, ii. 495. Appointed to prepare
a memoir of Hon. David Sears, 12.
29. Vote of the Society on his de-
parture for Europe, 12. 69. Granted
leave to retain the ' Diary of Increase
Mather,' 12. 213. Of committee of
publication of the Belknap Papers, 13.
232. Of committee on the Winthrop
Papers, 13. 232. Submits ' Memoir of
William Brigham,' 13. 264. Appointed
to prepare a memoir of Judge Curtis,
13. 346. Remarks by, 13. 347, 348.
Reads a letter from Judge Chamber-
lain, 14. 108. Presents a manuscript
volume of Rev. Thomas Prince, 14.
171. Exhibits the original manuscript
of Washington's Newburgh address,
14. 181. Appointed to prepare a me-
moir of Dr. Sears, 14. 202. Submits
an estimate for reproducing Washing-
ton's Newburgh address, 14. 217. An-
nounces the heliotype reproduction of
the address, 14. 331. His death, 19.
xx ; 20. 413. Death of, announced, 19.
349. His funeral, 19. 349. Resolution
of the Society on the death of, 19.
352. Remarks by Rev. Dr. Dexter,
386
INDEX OP THE PROCEEDINGS
BOBBINS, Rev. CHANDLER, D.D. (conCd).
ig. 353. His vindication of Cotton
Mather, 19. 350, 353. Tribute to, from
Mr. Charles Deane, 19. 353-355. ' Me-
moir of,' by Charles C. Smith, 20. 408-
417. Record in college class book,
20 403. Birth and ancestry, 20. 403.
Early studies and teachers, 20. 403.
Enters Harvard College, 20. 403. An
incident of college life, 20. 403, 404.
Scholarship and rank, 20. 404. Dr.
Pierce's opinion, 20. 404. Studies theol-
ogy, 20. 404. Ordained as Minister of
the Second Church, 20. 405. Salary,
20. 405. Prosperity of the Society, 20.
405. Meeting-house rebuilt, 20. 40(1
Decrease of the Society, 20. 406. He
tenders his resignation of the pastoral
office, 20. 406. Sale of the church
edifice, 20. 406. Removal of the So-
ciety to Freeman Place Chapel, 20. 406.
His sickness, 20. 407. Visits South
Carolina, 20. 407. Travels in Europe
20. 407. Union of the Societies of the
Second Church and the Church of the
Saviour, 20. 407. Extract from the
report of the Standing Committee, 20.
407, 408. Decline of the Society, 20.
407, 408. Irs removal to Boylston
Street. 20. 408. Death of Mrs. Rob-
bins, 20 408. Mr. Robbins again visits
Europe, 20. 408. His second marriage,
20. 408. His final resignation, 20. 409.
Resolutions of the Standing Commit-
tee, 20 409. Mr. Robbins appointed
chaplain in the State Legislature, 20.
409. Editor of the ' Christian Register,'
20. 409. Holds various offices, 20. 409,
410. His portrait, faces 20. 410. His
interest in philanthropic institutions,
20. 410. Membership in various so-
cieties, 20. 410. His services as an
officer of the Massachusetts Historical
Society, 20. 410, 411. Other literary
works, 20. 412. His loss of sight, 20.
413. Last sickness and death, 20. 413.
Funeral, 20. 413. His character as
a pastor, 20. 413, 414. Dr. Dexter's
tribute, 20. 414. List of his publica-
tions, 20. 415-417. His 'Memoir of
the Rev. A. Young/ 2. 557, 557 n. His
4 Memoir of William Brigham,' 13. 280-
281. His ' History of the Second
Church ' cited, 13. 420 n. ; 19 350, 353 ;
20. 412. ' Memoir of Judge B. R. Cur-
tis ' by, 16. 16-35. 'Memoir of Rev.
Dr. E. H. Sears ' by, 18. 224-239. His
'Vindication of the Mathers,' 20. 411.
His ' Literary Works,' 20. 412.
Robbins, Hon. Edward H., 19. 154, 154 n.,
156-163, 165.
ROBBINS, Hon. JAMES M., i. 436 n. ; 15.
274. Elected a Resident Member, 5. 47.
Donations from, 5. 360 ; 6. 333 ; 10. 2 ;
n. 501. Supplies papers on the Som-
| erset Case, 7. 323. Remarks of, 10.
486. Elected a member of the Stand-
ing Committee, ix. 45, 243. Vote of
thanks to, on retiring from the Stand-
ing Committee, 12. 81. Notes by, 12.
325 n., 326 n. Notice of E. Clap by, x.
438-440.
Robbins, Mrs. Jane (Prince), 2. 422: 14.
171.
Robbins, Jonathan D., 17. 217.
Robbins, Lois (Mrs. Curtis), 16. 16.
Robbins, Peter Oilman, M.D., 20. 403.
Robbins, Rev. Philemon, 20! 403. Ser-
mon by, i. 87 n.
Robbins, Rev. Samuel Dowse, 20. 403.
Robbins, Dr. Thomas, 2. 132; 10. 430.
Of committee to consider the produc-
tion of a comprehensive United States
History, 2. 132. His paper on the sub-
ject, 2. 134, 134n.
Robenson, Jonathan, see Robinson.
Roberdes, Ephraim, 20. 317.
Roberson, Jonathan, see Robinson.
Roberts, Dr., 7. 234.
Roberts, Benjamin, death of, 14. 148.
Roberts, David, ' Historical Discourse on
the Life of Matthew Cradock' cited,
12. 172 n.
Roberts, Edmund, Charge* d' Affaires to
Siam, 9 472.
Roberts. Mrs. Elizabeth (Mason), 14. 152.
Roberts, Frederick, 11. 395.
Roberts, Capt. George, his ' Voyage to
the Canaries/ i. 153.
Roberts, Hatevil, 14. 148.
Roberts, James, almanac printer, 7. 126.
Roberts, Lieut. James, 15 82.
Roberts, Joanna (Mrs. Potts), 14. 150.
Roberts, John, his marriage, 14. 152.
Koberts, John, Marshal of New Hampshire,
16. 257, 266, 268 ; 17/226, 228. Death
of, 14. 129.
Roberts, John, Sen., 16. 265.
Roberts, John G., donations from, 7-115;
8. 171; 14. 185.
Roberts, Capt. Josiah, donations from, i.
89, 91.
Roberts, M. 0., 7. 413.
Roberts, Mary, printer, 7. 130.
Roberts, Mary, death of, 14. 149.
Roberts, Nathaniel, marriage of, 14. 152.
Roberts, Peter, ix. 141.
Roberts, Richard A., 19. 74, 129.
Roberts, Richard Brook, 19. 157.
Roberts, Sara, death of, 14. 134.
Roberts, Sarah (Mrs. Henderson), 14. 152.
Roberts, Thomas, 14. 129 n. ; 16. 265.
Roberts, Walter, Lord, 5. 40 n. ; 6, 53.
Roberts & Lee, xx. 394.
Robertson, Capt., 12. 425.
Robertson, Capt., 17. 288.
Robertson, Col., 15. 92, 103.
Robertson, Lieut. -Cd.. 15. 99, 100, 104,
160.
Robertson, Miss A., 4. 225.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
387
)bertson, Alexander, n. 230.
Robertson, Archibald, 4. 225.
Robertson, George, LL.D., 4. 92.
ROBERTSON, Rev. JOHN J., D.D., letter
from, 2 88. Nominated a Correspond-
ing Member, 2. 89. Elected, 2. 90.
Letter from, 2. 117. Donation from, 2.
144.
Robertson, Rev. William, d. about 1686,
his ' Liber Psalmorum/ 18. 426.
Robertson, Rev. William, D.D., d. 1793,
I. 217 n. ; 4-200, 209; n. 191 n. ; 15.
290. Letters of, x. 136. Criticised in
Wilson's ' Mexico/ 4. 277-279. Letter
of Gov. Hutchinson to, 13. 253.
Robeson, William R., 19. 357.
Robespierre, Maximilien Marie Isidore,
i. 302 ; 19. 8.
Robey, Henry, n. 265, 274.
Robey, Capt. Joseph, 15. 86.
Robie, Mr., donation from, i. 53.
Robie, Thomas, 16. 51.
Robin, a negro, 20. 123, 124, 127-130, 132-
136, 139.
Robins, Mrs. Elizabeth (Bowdoin), 14.
198.
Robins, Mrs. Leah (Whalley), 14. 198.
Robins, Richard, x. 461 n.
Robins, Stephen, 12. 117.
Robins, Thomas, 15. 263, 264. Letter
from, giving an account of the burial-
place of Whalley the regicide, 14. 198,
199.
Robins, Thomas, Virginia, 14. 198.
Robins, Thomas, son of the preceding, 14.
198.
Robins, William Bowdoin, 14. 198.
Robinson, , 5. 362.
Robinson, Col., 8. 369.
Robinson, Major, 17. 197.
Robinson, Mr , 7. 335.
Robinson, Mr., 19. 221.
Robinson, Anth., 3. 260.
Robinson, B. P., donation from, 4. 384.
Robinson, Col. Beverly, 19. 72, 385 n.
Robinson, Christopher, LL.D., his Ad-
miralty ' Reports ' cited, 19. 371 n.,
375 w.
Robinson, Conway, 9. 245, 246 ; 10. 135.
Robinson, Edward, donation from, 4.
235.
Robinson, Mrs. Edward, Mr. Motley's
review of her ' New England Coloniza-
tion,' 16. 419.
ilobinson, Lieut. Enoch, 15. 77.
Robinson, George, 12. 108.
Robinson, Henry Crabb, Diary of, cited,
ii. 274.
Robinson, Lieut. Increase, 15. 75.
Robinson, James, donation from, x. 130.
Robinson, John, Commissioner, 16. 374 ;
19. 135, 136, 140, 141.
Robinson, John, Dorchester, 15. 363.
Robinson, Lieut. John, 15. 79 n.
Robinson, Lieut.-Col. John, 14. 87, 89; 15.
79, 96, 102, 105, 106, 111, 113, 116, 121,
138, 140.
Robinson, Rev. John, E.G. 1695, d. 1745,
8. 29.
Robinson, Rev. John, Leyden, d. 1B25, 5.
322 ; 9. 348 ; ii. 201, 261, 398 ; 12. 184-
186 ; 17. 63, 64, 340, 345 ; 18. 209, 210;
19. 112, 113; 20. 97. His 'Justifica-
tion of Separation from the Church
of England/ i. 75. His apology for
the Brownists, x. 111. Tracts by, i.
340.
Robinson, Rev. John P., donations from,
4. 197, 226.
Robinson (Robenson), Jonathan, Exeter,
16. 265.
Robinson (Reberson), Jonathan, Andover,
19. 325 n.
Robinson, Lemuel, xx. 141.
Robinson, Col. Lemuel, burial of, 7. 261.
Robinson, Gen. Robert, 16. 97, 99.
Robinson, Samuel, 4. 256, 257.
Robinson, Starkey, 3. 260.
Robinson, Mrs. The'rese A. L. (Von Ja-
cob), donation from, 2. 411.
Robinson, Thomas, 17. 93.
Robinson, William, 18. 359.
Robinson's house, 19. 72, 385 n.
Robinson's miniature portrait of Martha
Washington, daguerreotype copy of,
presented by Mrs. Isaac P. Davis, 9
243.
Robison, Capt., 12. 423.
Robison, Thomas, Falmouth, naturalized,
4. 359.
Robsart, Amy, 16. 450.
Robson, Capt., 12. 325 n.; 16. 281.
Roby, William, 12. 107.
ROCHAMBEAU, Comte ACHILLE DE, elect-
ed a Corresponding Member, 13. 240.
Accepts membership, 13. 345. Visits
the rooms of the Society, 19. 102.
Transferred to the class of Honorary
Members, 19. 102. His acknowledg-
ment of the same, 19. 230. Mr. Win-
throp's visit to, 20. 99, 100. Portrait
of Washington in the chateau of, 20.
100.
Rochambeau, Jean Baptiste D. de Vi-
meur, Comte de, ii. 7; 12. 229; 13.
105, 186, 325; 14. 331-333; 15. 54, 5(>,
56 n., 57,64; 17. 232, 293; 19. 69, 70,
73,259; 20. 91. And Washington, 7.
147-152, 288, 289. His instructions
from the French Government, 7. 283,
284. Extract from letter to Gov. Han-
cock, 7. 290. Relics of, 20. 99, 100.
Extract from his manuscript memoirs,
20. 100. Quoted, 7. 288.
Rochefoucauld, Due de la, admires
Franklin's Constitution, 5. 90.
Rochemont, Rev. Daniel, 14. 220.
Rochemont, Mrs. Louisa de; see Andre.
Rochester, John Wilmot, Earl of, 12.
425.
388
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Kochester, Laurence Hyde, Earl of, 13.
106.
Rochester, Mass., 2. 291 n. ; 10. 430 ; 12.
395, 399 ; 20. 230.
Rochester, N. H., 10. 218 ; 17. 355 n.
Rochester, N. Y., 4. 100 ; 5. 214, 215 ; 10.
461 ; 18. 213.
' Rochester Daily Union/ extract from,
relating to the Cardiff Giant, n. 161.
Rochford, William Henry Nassau, 4th
Earl of, 14. 240, 245.
Rock Hill, Mass., 6. 363.
Rocke, Joseph, 3. 337.
Rockingham, Charles Watson Went-
worth, Lord, 5. 361.
Rockingham Ministry, ' Conduct of, ex-
amined/ i. 20.
Rockingham Place, 6. 29.
Rockland, Me., Eaton's ' History of/ 13.
444.
Rockwell, , 17. 185, 194.
Rockwell, Hon. Julius, donation from, 2.
455.
Rocky Hill, Conn., n. 26.
Rocky Mountains, explorations of W. H.
Dall among, n. 142.
Rodeknight, Air., 13. 89.
Rodgers, Commodore John, letter from,
describing the capture of the 'Atlanta/
xx. 136-138.
Rodgers, Rev. John, D.D., his Sermon on
the peace of 1783, i. 191.
Rodman's Point, N. C., 7. 360.
Rodney, Caesar, 15. 393.
Rodney, Sir George, n. 7.
Roehrig, F. L. 0., donation from, 4. 391.
Roffens, Thomas, 13. 106.
Rogers, , 12. 360.
Rogers, Capt., 17. 186 n.
Rogers, Elder of S. Kingston, 8. 221. -
Rogers, Mr. (of New York, 1789), xx. 21.
Rogers, Mrs. (Reading), wife of Daniel, 5.
496.
Rogers, Mrs. (Johnson), wife of Ezekiell,
5- 497.
Rogers, Abigail, 5. 496.
Rogers, Abner, 16. 113.
Rogers, Rev. Charles, D.D., letter from,
communicated by the President, 16.
25;i.
Rogers, Culverwell, 5. 496.
Rogers, Daniel, 17. 280 n.
Rogers, Daniel, d. 1722, 8. 28.
Rogers, Daniel (1st), son of Richard, lec-
turer of Wethers field, and rector of Wot-
ton, 5. 491, 498.
Rogers, Daniel (2</), son of ihz rector of
Wotton, 5. 491, 496.
Rogers, Daniel (3cH, son of the preceding,
5. 496.
Rogers, Rev. Daniel (Exeter), d. 1785, 17.
156.
Rogers, Dorothie, daughter of Daniel of
Wotton, 5. 496.
Rogers, Mrs. Dorothie (Ball), 5. 493.
Rogers, Mrs. Dorothy (Stanton), widow
ofR: Wiseman, childless, 5. 491, 495.
Rogers, Dr. Edward C., donation from,
2. 524.
Rogers, Elizabeth, copies Harding's por-
trait of John Rogers the martyr, 2.
Rogers, Elizabeth, daughter of R: Rogers,
5- 496.
Rogers, Mrs. Elizabeth (Gale), widow of
T: Hawes, 5. 491, 492.
Rogers, Mrs. Elizabeth (Humphry), *.
49G.
Rogers, Mrs. Emma (Savage), donations
from, 13. 61, 312. Votes of thanks to,
13. 51, 312.
Rogers, Ezekiel, H. C. 1659, d. 1674, 8.
13, 21, 26.
Rogers, Rev. Ezekiel, Rowley, d. 1661, 5.
491 ; 6. 346 ; 12. 396. Family records
of, 5. 491, 496.
Rogers, Ezekiell, son of Daniel, -Shalford,
Essex, 5. 496, 497. '
Rogers, Ezra, son of Richard, 5. 496.
Rogers, George, 2. 585, 611, 612.
Rogers, Hannah (Mrs. Cockington), 5.
491, 496.
Rogers, Henry B., 19. 357. Letter to,
from W: Appleton, 6. 451, 452.
Rogers, Mrs. Henry B., n. 159.
Rogers, Prof. Henry D.,"i4. 13.
Rogers, Hesther, 14 134.
Rogers, Gen. Horatio, gift from, 17. 50.
Rogers, Humphry, son of Richard, 5. 496.
Rogers, Capt. Jacob (?), 12. 194.
Rogers, Lieut. Jacob, 15. 76.
Rogers, Jacob C., 19. 357.
Rogers, Jeremiah D., 15. 397. A refugee
from Boston in 1776, 18. 267.
Rogers, John, 18. 300.
Rogers, John, Billerica, 14. 129.
Rogers, John, Kittery (?), 14. 140.
Rogers, Lieut. John, 19. 385 n.
Rogers, Rev. John, Dedham, Eng., 10. 429 ;
19. 326. Family history of, 5. 486-492,
495.
Rogers, Rev. John, Ipswich, d. 1745, 8.
28; 16. 10 n.
Rogers, Rev. John, Kittery, H.C. 1711, d.
1773, 17. 156.
Rogers, Rev. John, Leominster, H.C. 1732,
d. 1789, 7. 208.
Rogers, Rev. John, martyr, d. 1555, 8. 482 ;
10. 429; 19. 326, 330. Heliotype of
the portrait of, 2. vi. A portrait of,
deposited with the Society, 2. 585. Re-
quest of Mr. D. D. Slade to have a
portrait of, taken, 2. 605. Copy of
the portrait, faces 2. 611. Account of
the portrait of, 2. 611-614. Inscription
on the canvas, 2. 612. ' Life of/ 2.
612 n., 614 n. Copy of the portrait
made by Chester Harding, 2. 614.
Number of his children, 10. 444. Bible
supposed to belong to, 12. 440.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
389
Rogers, Rev. John, President of Harvard
College, 1649, d. 1084, 5. 492, 493, 495 ;
8. 12, 20, 25 ; 10. 161 ; 14. 207, 215.
Rogers, John, Watertown, 14. 129 n.
ROGERS, Prof. JOHK SMYTH, M.D., letter
from, read, i. 497. Nominated a Corre-
sponding Member, 2. 23. Elected, z.
»27. Donations from, 2. 23, 181. Ac-
cepts membership, 2. 28, 33.
Rogers, John W., a copy of Copley's
portrait of John Rogers the martyr
made for, 2. (514.
Rogers, Joseph, son of Daniel, 5. 496.
Rogers, Mrs. Lydia (Hutchinson), 2. 611.
Rogers, Margaret, 17. 280 n.
Rogers, Margaret, daughter of Daniel, 5.
491, 496.
Rogers, Margaret, daughter of Nathaniel,
5. 492.
Rogers, Mrs. Margaret (Bishop), 5. 491,
496.
Rogers, Mrs. Margaret (Crane), 5. 493,
495, 498.
Rogers, Mary, daughter of Daniel, 5. 491,
496.
Rogers, Mary, daughter of John (Mrs.
Hudson), 5. 492.
Rogers, Mary, daughter of Nathaniel (Mrs.
Hobart, according to one entry in
Candler), 5. 493; (Mrs. Heley, accord-
ing to another), 5. 493, 495, 498.
Rogers, Nathaniel, 15. 13.
Rogers, Nathaniel, d. 1770, 6. 336. Short
notice of, 6. 336, 337.
Rogers, Nathaniel, son of Daniel, rector of
Wotton, 5. 496.
Rogers, Nathaniel, sow of Richard, lecturer
at Wethersfield, 5. 496.
Rogers, Rev. Nathaniel, sow of John of
Dedham, Eng., settled at Ipswich, d.
1655, 2. 611 ; 3. 312 ; 5. 492-494, 498 ;
ix. 201 ; 12. 440; 19. 326. His family
record and his connection with John
Rogers the martyr, 2. 612 n. • 5. 492-
498 ; 19. 326.
Rogers, Nathaniel, son of the preceding
and grandson of John of Dedham, 5. 492,
493,' 495, 498.
Rogers, Rev. Nathaniel, son of President
J: Rogers, and grandson of Nathaniel of
Ipswich, H.C. '1687, d. 1723. Settled
at Portsmouth, 8. 28 ; 14. 139.
Rogers, Rev. Nathaniel, grandson of Pres-
ident John, and great-grandson of 'Nathan-
iel of Ipswich, H.C. 1724, d. 1775, 16. 10.
Rogers, Mrs. Nathaniel, wife of Nathaniel
of Ipswich, 16. 10, 11.
Rogers, Richard, lecturer at Wethersfield,
his family record, 5. 486-489, 495, 497,
498.
Rogers, Richard, son of Daniel, rector of
Clapton, 5. 496.
Rogers, Col. Robert, the ranger, 2. 462;
17. 244.
Rogers, Mrs. Ruth (Hard), 6. 295.
Rogers, S , 8. 361.
Rogers, Samuel, n. 308.
Rogers, Samuel, the pod, 10. 422 ; 13. 429,
435; 14. 46; 16. 190; 18. 176. His
father's black suit, 4. 25. On Wash-
ington Irving, 4. 399. Mr. G: Liver-
more's visit to, 10. 436-439.
Rogers, Samuel, Protester, n. 395. A
refugee from Boston in 1776, 18. 287.
Rogers, Samuel, so?i of Daniel, lecturer at
Cree Church, 5. 491, 496.
Rogers, Samuel, son of Nathaniel, 5. 492,
493, 495.
Rogers, Sarah, daughter of Daniel (Mrs.
Bedell), 5. 496. '
Rogers, Sarah, daughter of Richard, 5. 496.
Rogers, Mrs. Sarah (Everard), wife of
Daniel, not of Ezekiel, 5. 491, 496.
Rogers, Mrs. Sarah (Purkiss), 14 139 n.
Rogers, Mrs. Susan, wife of Richard, pre-
viously Mrs. Ward, 5. 495, 496.
Rogers, Lieut. Thomas, 15. 79, 79 n.
Rogers, Timothy, sow of Nathaniel, and
grandson of John, 5. 492, 493, 495.
Rogers, W., 20. 13.
Rogers, William, 14. 143 n.
Rogers, Capt. William, 15. 86, 86 n.
Rogers, Mrs. William B., 16. 376 ; 17. 92,
93, 96. Donation from, 10. 311.
Rogers, Prof. William B., LL.D., 12. 130 ;
14. 13; 16. 153; 19. 306, 437 ; 20. 250,
251. Donations from, 7. 304; 8. 88.
Letter from, read, 12. 289.
Rogers, William C., 19. 357.
Rogers, Rev. William R., donations from,
2. 444, 445.
Rogers, William S., donation from, 5. 96.
Rogers family, 10. 428. Genealogy, and
the Candler MS., by J. L. Chester, 5.
486-499.
Rogers Free Library, Bristol, R. I., 18.
339.
Roget, Peter M., M.D., 18. 182.
Rolfe, Benjamin, 1718, 20. 139 n.
Rolfe, Mrs. Benjamin, killed by Indians,
14. 148.
Rolfe, Rev. Benjamin, H.C. 1684, d. 1708,
8. 28 ; 16. 404. Killed by Indians, 14.
148.
Rolfe, Elizabeth (Mrs. Checkley), 16. 404.
Rolfe, Mary, 16. 404.
Rolfe, Rev. Neville, 13. 425.
Rolfe, Mrs. Sarah, wife of Count Rum-
ford, see Rum ford.
Rollin, see Ledru-Rollin.
Rollins, Mr., donation from, i. 68.
Rollinson, Edward, editor of the 'Ladies'
Diary,' 7. 126.
Roman Catholic Church, u. 408 et seq.
Roman Catholics, 3. 223. A clause in
the Rhode Island Laws concerning, 2.
30.
Roman Legion, its energy and superior-
ity, 6. 390, 391, 395.
Romano, Giulio, n. 422 n.
390
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Romans, Capt. Bernard, artist, n. 164 ;
14. 64. His ' History of Florida/ i. 33.
His Map of Boston, 6 37.
Romanzoff, Count, 2. 403, 404.
Rome, George, 16. 45.
Rome, Italy, 3. 25 ; 6. 21, 96. Slavery
in, 6. 142, 143. Corruption of, in
fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, n.
420 et seq.
Rome, N. Y., 4. 99.
Homer, Col. William Wolfgang, 17. 19,
21, 22.
ROM ILLY, Rev. JOSEPH, A.M., 4. 309; 12.
437; 16. 142. Nominated a Correspond-
ing Member, 2. 491. Elected, 2. 495.
Accepts membership, 2. 501. His
death, 7. xiii. Remarks on his death,
7. 475.
Romilly, Sir Samuel, 7. 475 ; 20. 154.
Ronmey, George, 20. 394.
Rooke, Laurence, 16. 221.
Rooms of the Society, i. xxxv, 4, 5,
13 ; 2. 318 ; 3. iv, 65, 84, 88, 89, 93,
97, 112, 126, 130 ; 12. 73, 215, 233,
329. Names of all the buildings oc-
cupied by the Society, i. xviii, xix.
Earliest rooms used by the Society,
I. xviii, xix ; 3. 166, 167. Pictures
of, i. xxxv. An apartment in the
Tontine Crescent offered, i. 58. Pic-
ture of the Tontine Crescent, faces i.
67. Open on Saturdays to members
of the General Court, i. 81. Commit-
tee to make a proper acknowledgment
for, 1. 136, 140. Proposal to join other
societies in enlarging the Athenaeum
building to accommodate all, I. 384,
386. Committee on obtaining better
rooms, i. 399, 419, 420, 436, 454, 456 n.,
457. Indenture with the Provfdent
Institution for Savings, I. 461 n. Com-
mittee to dispose of, in the Tontine
Crescent, x. 463, 466. Subscription for
the purchase of the new building, i. 464,
465 n. Appropriations for the furnish-
ing, etc., of the new, i. 468, 470. First
meeting in the new, i. 470 n. Picture
of the structure occupied from 1833 to
1872, faces i. 470. Used by the Insti-
tution for Savings, 2. 351, 367 n. The
accommodations to be enlarged, 2. 467,
468. Arrangements for keeping them
open put into the hands of the Stand-
ing Committee, 2. 536. Report of the
Standing Committee with regard to
keeping them open daily, 2. 538, 539.
Action with regard to better accom-
modation for the Society, 2. 547-549.
Report of the committee on the sub-
ject of enlarged accommodations, 2.
555; 3. 42-48, 66, 67. Purchase of the
new building, 3. iv. Situation of, 3. 1.
Trust-fund given by Mr. Sears for the
better accommodation in, 3. 43-47.
Repairs to be made, 3. 94. Arrange-
ment of the third story, 3. 99. Apart-
ment fitted up for the Dowse Library,
3. 109, 126-128, 158, 159, 161, 169, 172,
173, 178. Means of purchasing the
building, 3. 169. The Antiquarian So-
ciety and the General Society of the
Cincinnati invited to visit, 3. 204. The
estate on Tremont Street, 6. 11. Rent
of the lower floor of, 6. 12. Proposed
alterations in, n. Ill, 245, 253. Com-
mittee on, ii. 326. Mortgage of, to be
executed, 12. 130. Statement by the
President concerping, 12. 131-137.
Committee on, 12. 140, 160, 171, 212,
232. Reconstruction of, 12. 216, 252.
Inscription placed under the wall of,
12 250. New building completed, 12.
385. Report of the Building Commit-
tee, 13. 5. Report of committee on
moving to the new building, 13. 9.
Insurance on, 13. 18. Lease of part of,
to the City of Boston, 13. 6, 18. Cost
of the new, 13. 277.
Roos, Francis, Laxton, Eng., 12. 275.
Roos, Seth, 17. 159.
i, Jr., 17.
Roos family, 14 29.
Roos, Seth,
157.
Root, Hezekiah, n. 316.
ROPES, JOHN C., LL.B., 18. 406 ; 19.
288, 357. Elected a Resident Mem-
ber, 18. 119. Accepts membership,
18. 179. Of committee to nominate
officers, 18. 352. Appointed to prepare
a memoir of Hon. John C. Gray, 19.
334. His ' Army under Pope/ 19. 287.
His ' Who Lost Waterloo ? ' 19. 287.
Ropes, Lydia (Mrs. Nichols), 2. 427.
Ropes, Rev. William L., donation from,
10. 117.
Rosa, Salvator, 3. 379.
Roscoe, Robert, son of William Roscoe, 10.
436.
Roscoe, William, 8. 448, 453; 10. 435,
438 ; 13. 278. Mr. G: Livermore's ad-
miration for, 10 419, 424, 435. His
statue by Chantrey, 10. 435. Busts of,
brought to America by Mr. G: Liver-
more, 10. 440.
Roscoe family, their attentions to Mr. G:
Livermore, 10. 436.
Rose, Gustav, 4-317.
Rose, Hon. John, donations from, 5. 99.
Rose, Peter, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 267.
Rose, Roger, death of, 14. 141.
Hose, frigate, 7. 485, 485 n.
Rose, man-of-war, 4. 223 ; 6. 485.
Roselly de Lorgues, Antoine Franyois
Felix, Comte, his ' Life and Voyages of
Columbus/ 2. 119n.
Rosencrone, , Minister of Foreign
Affairs of Denmark, 7. 146, 146 n.
Rose's Tavern, Md., 19. 71.
Rosewell, Henry, see Roswell.
Rosier, James, 18. 85, 89, 95 n., 101 n.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
391
His 'Relation of Weymouth's Voyage
in 1605,' 2. 119?).
Roslyn, Alexander Wedderburne, 1st
Earl of, 8. 80 ; 16. 44, 49, 50.
Roslyn, '.V. Y., 16. 190.
Ross, Gtn. Alexander, 19 69.
Ross, Judae George, 15. 393.
Ross, Gen. Robert, killed, 1814, 5. 375.
Rossi ter, Lieut. -Co!. David, 17. 92.
Rossiter, Edward, 5. 94,
Roswcll (Rosewell), Sir Henry, 4. 154;
5.63; xx. 173, 175??., 189.
Rotch, Benjamin S-, 19. 356.
Rotdi, Francis, 4. 218; 8. 325; 12. 180;
13. 169, 170, 197; 15. 346, 352; 18. 287;
20. 11-13, 15-17.
Rotch, John, 15. 109.
Rotterdam, vessel, 6. 229.
Roubilliae, Louis Francois, his bust of
Pope, 10. 439.
Rouge Dragon, see Smith, William.
Rouiier, M., French Minister of State, 1864,
donation of his discourses, 7. 348.
Round, Elder, 8. 222.
Round Hill School, Northampton, 17. 356;
19. 339.
' Round Table,' donations from the pub-
lishers of, 7. 298, 303, 338, 368, 408.
Rounseval, Capt. Levi, 15. 84.
Rous, John, 18. 391, 394.
Rous, John, extract from his Diary, 6.
415.
Rous, Sir John, letter to, from Charles
II., 6. 490.
Rouse, Mrs. Rebecca, 14. 150.
Rouse, Thomas, marriage of, 14. 150.
Rousseau, Jean-Jacques, 15. 30. Portrait
of, presented to the Society, 19. 53.
Rousselet, Nicholas, Boston, naturalized,
4. 359.
Rouville, le Sieur Hertel de, xx. 311-313,
320.
Rouvroi, Louis de, Due de Saint-Simon,
see Saint-Simon.
Rouvry, Marquis de, i. 355.
Rouvry, Marquise de, I. 355, 356.
Row, Lieut. Joshua, 6. 178.
Row, Martha (Mrs. Howard), 14. 150.
Rowan, Copt. James, 7. 425-428.
Rowe, Mrs., donation from, i. 39.
Rowe, John, 4. 387 ; 8. 353 ; 10. 104 ; 13.
170; 20. 13,14.
Rowe, John, 19. 156, 161, 163.
Rowe, Capt. John, 15. 81.
Rowe, Joseph, 19. 166, 167, 169, 173, 177.
Autograph of, faces 19. 169.
Rowell, Philip, killed by Indians, 14. 126.
Rowe's Wharf, 1776, Boston, 7. 247.
Rowland, Mr., Fair field, Conn., II. 18.
Rowlandson, Rev. Joseph, 3. 319 ; 8. 12,
21, 25.
Rowlandson, Mrs. Mary, 3. 319, 320.
Rowlandson, Wilson, 14. 83.
Rowley, Mass., 12. 394, 395- 16. 7, 10,
98, 119. Origin of the name of, 12 396.
Rowley Village, see Boxford.
Roxanna, ship, 6. 436.
Roxburgh Club, origin of, 8. 448.
Roxburghe Society, 13. 124.
Roxbury, Mass., 3. 44, 320, 370; 4. 78, 93,
294, 295, 301 ; 6. 208 ; 7. 374 ; 8. 335,
348 ; 10. 475; n. 219, 220 ; 12. 68, 193-
204, 261, 393, 395; 13. 224 ; 16. 53, 158,
182, 283, 289, 290, 393, 394, 396 ; 17. 52,
116, 140, 140 n., 148, 238, 247, 249-253,
364 »i., 365, 382, 400; 18. 265, 282, 319,
436; 19. 95, 232/250, 256, 377, 388; 20.
105, 149, 150, 403. Donations from, 2.
376, 412, 429, 458; 4. 124 ; 6. 22 ; 7. 140 ;
8. 1, 442 ; 9. 347 ; 10. 206. Visited by
Father Druillettes, 3. 34. Visited by
Gen. Washington, 3. 309. Fortifica-
tions at, 4. 67. Selectmen of, letter to,
from N. Patten, 4. 291, 292. Spelled
Roxburgh, 5. 38. First Church at, 5.
95. Regiments at, 6. 176, 186. Feel-
ing at the time of the Boston Massacre,
6. 486, 487. During the siege of Bos-
ton, 7. 185-190, 192-195, 197, 198, 200,
204, 207, 208, 212, 217, 219, 220, 227,
229, 230, 232-242, 244, 249. Deed of
land in, owned by Gov. Joseph Dudley,
presented, n. 203. Origin of the name
of, 12. 396. Letters to the church at,
17. 142-146. Boundaries between Bos-
ton and, 20. 7.
Roxbury Burial Ground, names of per-
sons buried in, 20. 212.
Roxbury Hill, 1775, 7. 192, 194, 207. Ac-
count of Mr. White of the battle of
Bunker Hill, 6. 176, 177.
Roxbury Street, 7. 194.
Royal, Co!. Isaac, the elder, d. 1739, n.
334; 12.417; 20. 213.
Royal, Col. Isaac, the younger, d. 1781, 7.
216, 221, 227-229, 233, 234, 236, 247-
249, 253; n. 334; 12. 198; 19. 218.
See also Royall. His house in Med-
ford, head-quarters of Gen. Lee, 12.
260. Letter of, to Lord Dartmouth,
13. 179-182.
Royal Academy of Arts and Sciences,
Amsterdam, see Koninklijke Akademie
van Wetenschappen, Amsterdam.
Royal Academy of History, Spain, see
Real Academia de la Historia, Madrid.
Royal Academy of Sciences, Lisbon, see
Academia Heal das Sciencias, etc.
'Royal American Magazine/ i. 7, 122,
442 : 3 142, 142 n., 143, 144, 181. First
publication of, 15. 349.
Royal American Regiment, 4. 341.
Royal Artillery, Woolwich, 6. 429.
Royal Commissioners, their visit to
America, 6. 69 n., 71 n., 77.
Royal Exchange Lane, 6. 174.
' Royal Gazette/ 6. 219.
Royal Historical Society, London, 15. 215;
16. 254 ; 18. 2 ; 19. 331. Gift from, 19.
349.
892
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Royal House, Medford, 12. 260. Wall
coverings from, exhibited, u. 333.
Royal Institution of Great Britain, Lon-
don, 10. 435.
Royal Insurance Co., Liverpool, 13. 18.
Royal Library, Berlin, see Konigliche
offentliehe Bibliothek, Berlin.
Royal Military College, Soreze, 2. 209.
Royal Regiment of Ireland, 4. 223.
Royal Society, London, 12. 256 ; 15. 11,
12; 16. 44, 207, 210, 211 ; 17. 416, 458.
' Transactions ' of, i. 18. Letter of
thanks from, 2. 83. Correspondence
between the founders of, and Gov.
Winthrop of Connecticut, 16. 212-251.
Birch's 'History of,' cited, 16. 217 n.,
221 n. Weld's ' History of/ cited, 16.
217 n.
Royal Society of Antiquaries, England,
see Society of Antiquaries, London.
Royal Societ3r of Antiquaries, France,
see Societe Francaise de Numismatique
et d'Arche'ologie.
Royal Society of Northern Antiquaries,
see Kongeligt Nordiske Oldskrift Sels-
kab.
Royal Spanish Academy, see Real Aca-
demia Espaliola, Madrid.
Royal University of Norway, see Konge-
ligt Norsk Frederiks-Universitet, Chris-
tiania.
Royall, Isaac, Antigua, 12. 289.
Royall, Jacob, death of, 15. 339.
Royalston, Mass., 12. 408. Named for
Col. Isaac Royal, 12. 417.
Roydon, Capt. Marmaduke, 12. 429.
Rubens, Peter Paul. i. 362, 363 ; 16. 425.
Ruchbrock, Ovid, 20. 325.
Ruck, John (?), Boston, 19. 105.
Ruck, John, Salem, his daughter wife of
George Burroughs, 5. 36.
Ruck, 'Peter, 8. 28.
Rudberg, John Nicholas, Portland, nat-
uralized, 4. 360.
Ruddiman, Thomas, his 'Introduction to
Anderson's Diplomata Scotiae/ 6. 54,
55.
Ruddock, Justice John, 4. 387; 8. 322;
ii. 141 ; 20. 7, 219, 222.
Ruddock, Samuel A., donation from, i.
100.
Ruddyer, Sir Ben jam in, the Narragansett
Patent, 5. 40 ; 6. 53-56.
Rudford, Thomas, sentenced by a court-
martial, 16. 344.
Rudolph, Lucretia (Mrs. Garfield), 19.
89.
Ruerius, Jerome, n. 422 n.
Ruerius, Peter, Cardinal, xx. 422, 422 n.
Rufahl, Dr. Ludwig, 2. 21. His 'History
of the United States,' 2. 21.
Ruff, , innkeeper, 19. 404.
Rugby, Term., 18. 329.
Ruggles (Rugells), Capt, 12. 423.
Ruggles, Rev. Benjamin, 8. 29.
Ruggles, John, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 267.
Ruggles, John, Rozbury, 19. 389.
Ruggles, Nathaniel, donation from, i.
Ruggles, Richard, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 267.
Ruggles, Samuel, n. 141.
Ruggles, Capt. Samuel, 12. 399.
Ruggles, Samuel B., donation from, 8 1.
Ruggles, Gen. Timothy, 3. 218 ; 15. 66,
185. Appointed to a command in the
Carthagena expedition, 18. 372-374.
A refugee from Boston in 1776, 18. 266.
Ruggles, Lieut. Timothy, 15. 78.
Ruggles, Rev. Thomas, 8. 2y.
Rule, James, 3. 113.
' Rules about Admission and Discerning
visible Saints ecclesiastice,' 17. 148, 149.
Rumburgh, parish of, 3. 71.
RUMFORD, Sir BENJAMIN THOMPSON,
Count, 13. 396; 15. 190; 16. 208; 17-417,
418, 420, 456; 20. 226, 227. Nominated a
Corresponding Member, i. 109. Elect-
ed, i. 110. Letter accepting member-
ship, i. 118n. The Collections to be
sent to, 1.119; 2. 68 n. Death of, i.
240 n. Letter from, i. 240 n. Letter
concerning, when a boy, 8. 4, 5. Mr.
R. Froth in gh am 's visit to his daughter,
8. 5. His wife, 8. 6. Dr. Ellis 's « Life
of cited, x. 118 n.; 12. 67, 71.
Rumford, Joseph Amedie (Lefevre), 20.
226.
Rumford, Mrs. Sarah (Rolfe Walker)
Thompson, wife of Count, 8. 86 ; 13.
396 ; 20. 226, 227.
Rumford (Concord), N. H., 12. 401 n.,
406 n., 413. See Concord, N. H.
Rummer, Richard, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 18. 267.
Rummeril, Clement, marriage of, 14. 150.
Rummeril, Rebecca (Mrs. Rouse), 14. 150.
Rumney, Dr., 11. 6, 7.
Rumney, Rev. Joseph, n. 6.
Rumreil, Thomas, 6. 205.
Rumrill, Abner, donation from, x. 75. .
Rumsey, James, n. 23.
Runes, Orkney, discovery of, 6. 252.
Runlett, Charles, Sen., drowned, 14. 149.
Rupert vom Pfalz, Prince, 16. 249; 18.
393.
Rush, Benjamin, M.D., 2. 533 n. ; 5. 89,
90; 8. 3. 462; 13. 300 n.; 15. 393; 17.
398, 465.
RUSH, Hon. RICHARD, 4. 63, 91. Elected
an Honorary Member of the Society,
4. 54. Accepts membership, 4. 107.
Letter from, to Hon. R. C. Winthrop,
4. 236, 237. His death, 5. xi, 19. Dona-
tion from the Executors of, 5. 81, 82,
87, 193. Vote of thanks to the Exec-
utors, 5. 82. His ' Memoranda of a
Residence at the Court of London.' 2.
533 n.; 4. 236.
Rush
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
393
Rushworth, John, d. 1690, his 'Historical
Collections ' quoted, 7. 313.
Ruskin, John, D.C.L., 3. 379; 18. 137 n.
Russel, Jos., see Russell, 7. 235.
Russell, , tavern-keeper, 16. 372 n.
Russell, Mr., 5. 2.
Russell, Mr., n. 10.
Russell, Benjamin, 20. 6.
Russell, Major Benjamin, d. 1845, I. 13;
2. 25-3 n. ; 4. 40 ; 8. 175 ; 12. 63, 67, 181 ;
15. 403 ; 18. 379 ; 19. 282. Donations
from, I. 33, 60, 82, 98, 112, 122, 130,
137, 147, 154, 168, 178, 191, 202, 219.
His ' Address before the Mechanics'
Association,' i. 218. Harmonizes with
Major Melville, 1820, 5. 275. His ' Co-
lumbian Centinel,' 18. 379.
Russell, Betsey (Mrs. Jenks), 10. 106.
Russell, Judge Chambers, 12. 323 ; 20. 139,
141.
Russell, Hon. Charles T., donation from,
5.52.
Russell, Daniel, TJ.C. 1669, 8. 14, 22, 27.
Russell, Daniel, 1740, 18. 368-370.
Russell, Daniel, Medford, 20. 27.
Russell, Rev. Daniel, an elegy in rhyme
upon, 2. 309.'
Russell, K, printer, 6. 263 n.
Russell, Edward, xx. 165.
Russell, Ezekiel, donation from, i. 87.
Russell, George P., Esq., g 364, 365.
RUSSELL, GEORGE R., LL.D., 18. 269.
Elected a Resident Member of the So-
ciety, 3. 131. Of Auditing Committee,
3. 154, 103, 284 ; 7. 347. Signs a me-
morial to the Legislature of Massachu-
setts, remonstrating against a petition
of the Historic, Genealogical Society
for a change of its corporate name, 3.
266-270. His death, 9. xvi ; 10. 3.
Announcement of the death of, 9. 274.
Resolution submitted from the Stand-
ing Committee, 9. 275. ' Memoir of,'
by Theodore Lyman, 18. 280, 281.
Russell, Henry, 14.260.
Russell, J., 19. 70.
Russell, James (1684), 6. 344; 12. 115,
117; 17. 54.
Russell, James, Bristol, Enrj., 5. 429 n.
Russell, Hon. James, Charleston, 5. 414,
428 ; 17. 157.
Russell, John, i. 56 ; 3 294. Donations
from, i. 75, 111. See Russell & Cutler.
Russell, John, father of Itev. John R, of
Hadlej/, 6. 338.
Russell, 'Lore? John, xx. 135; 16. 440.
Russell, Mrs. John, donation from, i.
56.
Russell, Rev. John, ffadley, d. 1692, 8. 11,
20, 25; 17. 146 n., 148, ' 148 n.; 19. 397.
Conceals the regicides, 6. 338.
Russell, John B., see Russell & Odiorne.
Russell, Jonathan, Commissioner to
Ghent, 1 8. 280.
Russell, Mrs. Jonathan, 19. 32.
Russell, Rev. Jonathan, Barnstable, d.
1711, 8. 23, 27. His 'Election Ser-
mon,' i. 53.
Russell, Joseph, 1700, 6. 350.
Russell, Joseph, 1775, 7. 235, 249, 252 ; 8.
367.
Russell, Joseph, donations from, i. 88, 90.
Russell, Le Baron, M.D., 18. 379.
Russell, Mrs. Martha, i. 178.
Russell, Moses B., 17. 229.
Russell, Nathaniel, a member of the
Council in 1740, 18. 370.
Russell, Nathaniel, a refugee in 1776, 18.
267.
Russell, Nathaniel Pope, 5. 427 n.
Russell (Russel), Rev. Noadiah, 8. 23, 28.
Russell, Lady Rachel, 13. 417. A Ser-
mon of Mather dedicated to, 7. 365 n.
Russell, Richard, Charles/own, d. 1676, 3.
320 ; 5. 428 n. ; 6. 349, 350 ; 12. 397 ; 20.
27,
Russell, Samuel, 17. 159.
Russell (Russel), Rev. Samuel, 8. 23, 28.
Russell, Mrs. Sarah, 5. 427 n.
Russell, Mrs. Sarah (Shaw), 18. 281.
Russell, Mrs. Susanna, 6. 350 ; 12. 365.
Russell, Mrs. Sylvia, 18. 280.
Russell, Thomas, xx. 316.
Russell, Hon. Thomas, 4. 64 ; 12. 61 ; 19.
161. Donation from, i. 26. His coat
of arms, 5. 429 n.
Russell, Thomas, Jr., 19. 161.
Russell, William, 20. 286, 318.
Russell, Lady William, 16. 430.
Russell, Lieut. William, 15. 86. Acquit-
ted by court-martial, 15. 151.
Russell, William, LL.D., his 'Histories
of Europe,' i. 122.
Russell, Lord William, 12. 410, 412 ; 13.
109; 18.438.
Russell, William G., LL.D., 19. 356.
Russell, William H, Esq., donation from,
9. 227.
Russell, Sir William Oldnall, 14. 392.
Russell, William S., donations from, 2.
360, 476. His identification of the site
of the Plymouth Trading House, 3.
256. His ' Pilgrim Memorials,' 3. 256.
Russell, Wriothesley, Duke of Bedford, see
Bedford.
Russell & Cutler, Messrs., donations from,
i. 154, 168, 178, 191, 202, 219.
Russell & Gardner, 3. 149, 149 n.
Russell & Odiorne, Messrs., agreement to
sell the Collections made with, i. 504.
Agreement made with the Society, z
62 n., lllrc.
Russell & Shattuck, Messrs., z. Ill, llln.
The firm indebted to the Society, 2.
111.
Russell & Sturgis, Messrs., 18. 281.
Russell Family, 5. 427, 429 n.; 8. 320;
13. 76.
' Russell Manuscripts,' 13. 64.
Russelles, Capt. Thaddeus, 15. 83.
394
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Russia, 3. 51 ; 6. 215. Progress towards
China, 7. 406. And the Northwest
Coast, 7. 451, 452.
Rutgers College, 13. 43.
Rutherford, Samuel, his 'Due Right of
Presbyteries,' i. 68.
Rutland, Bridget Sutton, Lady, 12. 272.
Rutland, John Manners, 1st Duke of, 12.
410.
Rutland, John Manners, 2d Duke of, 12.
410.
Rutland, John Manners, 3d Duke of, 12.
272, 274 n., 418; 13. 101.
Rutland, Mass., 12. 274 n., 402, 403, 410;
13. 76.
Rutledge (Rutlege), Gov. Edward, 4. 57 ;
6. 184; 7. 263; 13 216; 15. 393. Let-
ter to, from Gen. Lincoln, 6. 221. Let-
ter to, from Gen. Greene, 6. 231, 232.
Rutledge, H. M., 15. 393.
Rutledge, John, on slavery, 6. 140, 144.
Ruysch, Johann, map of the world by,
13. 359.
Ruyter, Michael Adriaanzoon de, n. 133;
16. 237.
Ryan, George, 2. 86 n.
Ryan, Lieut. William, 15. 80. Sentenced
by court-martial, 15. 147.
Rydal Mount, 10. 438.
Ryder, Sir Dudley, 5. 68, 164, 167, 169,
170.
Ryder, Bishop Henry, his 'Sermons,' 18.
429.
Ryder & Harris, 12. 223, 231, 235 ; 13. 6,
12, 277.
Rye, Eng., 3. 132, 155.
Rye, N. H., 19. 256.
Rye House plot, 18. 257.
Ryece, Robert, 8. 414 ; 17. 124.
Rymer, Thomas, his ' Fcedera ' cited, 14.
376 n.
S.
Saalfeld, Prof., 10. 270, 272.
Sabbath, 6. 52. 53, 75, 76, 263, 264. In
New England in 1740, 5. 115, 116.
Joseph Haynes on the due observance
of, 6. 263 n., 264 n.
Sabbath Schools, notice of sermon on,
2.5.
Sabbatier, Mr., i. 370, 371 n. ; 3. 145.
Sabbatis, Saul, 17. 216.
Sabenor, Indian, 18. 90, 108.
Sabin, Rev. Elijah H., 17. 371.
Sabin, Joseph, 20. 230. Donations from,
10.320; n.500.
Sabin, William, 17. 371.
Sabin's Inn, Providence, 7. 203.
SABINE, Hon. LOKENZO, A.M., 4. 51,373;
12.259,264; 13. 56, 76; 14. 102; 15.
398 ; 16. 163 ; 19. 147 n. ; 20. 47 n. His
death, i. xliv ; 15. xvi ; 17. 382. Nom-
inated a Resident Member, 2. 595.
Elected, 2. 596. Accepts membership,
2. 599. Of Scrutinizing Committee, 2.
606. Present at a meeting of the So-
ciety, 2. 607. Offers valuable papers
to the Society, 3. 84. Of Publishing
Committee, 3. 89. Signs a memorial
remonstrating against a petition of the
Historic, Genealogical Society for a
change of name, 3. 266-270. Of Stand-
ing Committee, 4. 19, 272. Donations
from, 4. 392 ; 5. 48 ; 6 20 ; 7. 408 ; 9.
353; ii. 501. Of committee on ex-
change of prisoners in the Revolution,
5. 324, 346. Of Nominating Commit-
tee, 6. 471. Death of, announced, 15.
278. His 'Duels and Duelling' cited,
15. 278. Resolutions of the Society in
regard to the death of, 15. 278. A
member of the Society to be appointed
to prepare a memoir of, 15. 278. ' Me-
moir of,' by Rev. E. E. Hale, 17. 371-
382. His birth and ancestry, 17. 371.
Boyhood, 17. 372. Apprenticed to
Messrs. Lincoln & Edrnands, 17. 373.
His own sketch of his life in a letter
to C. C. Hazewell, 17. S73, 374. Rem-
iniscences by Dr. Ray, 17. 374-376.
His literary labors, 17. 377-380. His
connection with Mr. Webster in the
Ashburton treaty, 17. 375, 377. Mr.
Webster's letter to him, 17. 378. Pub-
lic offices, 17. 379, 380. Letter from,
to Vice-Pres. Hamlin, 17. 381. Mar-
riage, 17. 382. Publications, 17. 382.
His ' American Loyalists ' quoted, 6.
211-213 ; 15. 278 ; 16. 11 n. ; 17. 209 n.,
211 n., 215 n. ; 18. 126 n. ; 20. 47 n.,
48 n.
Sabine, Mrs. Matilda F., 17. 382.
Sabins, Lieut. Zebadiah, 15. 81.
Sabinus, Poppaeus, 16. 176.
Sabonadiere, Paul, 14. 218.
Saciller, John, 4. 353-355.
Sacket, Lieut. David, 15. 84, 84 n.
Sackville, Dr., recommended to Gov.
Winthrop of Connecticut, by R. Boyle,
5. 376, 377.
Sackville, George F. L., Baron Conyers,
see Conyers.
Sackville, Thomas, Lord Buckhumt, see
Buckhurst.
Saco, Me., 12. 403 ; 18. 283 ; 20. 80, 87,
88, 235.
Sacononoco, 10. 328. Surrender of, 5. 402.
Sacramento River, first American steamer
on, 7. 415.
Sadleir, Mrs. Anne (Coke), 10 350.
Sadler, Ann (Mrs. Harvard), 20. 347.
' Sadler State Papers,' 12. 143.
Sadolet, Cardinal, 11. 433 n.
Baffin, John, 12. 364 ; 17. 52, 53.
Safford, Aaron H., 13. 278. Donation
from, 13. 243. Vote of thanks to, 13.
246.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
395
Safford, James M., donation from, 3.
2o2.
Saffrey, , his map of Massachusetts,
i. 455.
Saffron, 5. 392.
Sagadahoc Colony, manuscript relating
to, with preface and notes, by Mr. De
Costa, 18. 82-117.
Sagamore Squidraket, 3. 186.
Sagatucket River, 4. 275.
Sagee (Say re ?), , 17. 209, 209 n.
Sagg Harbor, L, /., porpoise fishery at,
ii. 20.
' Sagittarius's Letters and Political Spec-
ulations,' i. 33.
Sailor's Snug Harbor, 3. 282.
SAIXSBURY, W. NOEL, 5. GO, 126 ; 8. 10 ;
10. 84, 113, 350, 373, 375; n. 131, 171,
172, 174 n., 175 N. ; 12. 100 n., 23G; 13.
331; 14. 162, 340; 16. 102, 255; 20.
290. Donation from, 5. 159. Elected
a Corresponding Member, 5. 182. Ex-
tracts from a letter of, to the Presi-
dent, 9. 463. Documents copied by,
10. 377-393; his comments on them,
10. 393-395. Communication from, 13
132. Letter from, communicated by
the President, 16. 234. Gift from, 18.
179, 180. His 'Calendar of Colonial
Papers' cited, 10. 25 w., 27 n. 'Calen-
dar of State Papers ' cited, 14. 360 n.,
376n., A., B., c.
St. Albans, Vt., 3. 132.
St. Andrew's Lodge, freemasons, 13. 208 ;
15. 346; 20. 270. Donation from, u.
498.
St. Augustine, Fla., 17. 61, 78, 79; 20.
363. The Greek Colony, 3. 226, 227.
St. Barbs, Capt., 5. 357.
St. Botolph Club, Boston, 19. 239, 239 n.
Covenant of, in regard to Dr. Ellis's
' ' loving cup,' 19. 265, 266.
St. Botolph's Church, Boston, Eng., 20.
98, 333. Photograph of, 7. 100, 360.
Dr. R. Ellis's visit to, 18. 251, 252. A
view of, given, 18. 318.
St. Castin. Baron de, expedition to Que-
bec, 5. 230, 231, 234.
St. Christopher, laws of the island of, i.
112.
' St. Chrysostom's Magazine/ 13. 451.
St. Clair, Gen. Arthur, 14. 338 ; 17. 187.
Letter from, to Gov. Bowdoin, 6. 356-
358. Papers of, for sale, n. 130. Ad-
dress to, prepared by Mr. Wallcut, 17.
182 n.
St. Clair, Mrs. Arthur, n. 130.
St. Croix Island, 6. 248.
St. Croix River, 2. 175, 180, 190 ; 3. 149.
St. David's Church, Radnor, Penn., 20.
343.
St. Domingo, 5. 47, 360; 10. 164. Ac-
count of the insurrection of the slaves
in, i. 355-357.
St. Francis, Order of, see Order, etc.
St. George's Parish, Shelburne, N. S., ex-
tracts from the records of, 19. 237-239.
St. Germans, Edward Granvilie Eliot, 3d
Earl of, 5. 85, 97 ; 12. 236 ; 14. 2U4 ; 15.
380-382 ; 18. 442. With the Prince of
Wales, 5. 97. Presents a copy of a
manuscript of Sir John Eliot, 8. 7, 413,
415, 416. Vote of thanks to, 8. 417.
Letter from, to Hon. 11. C. Winthrop,
9. 255.
St. Germans, William Eliot, 2d Earl of,
18. 443.
St. Giles's Parish, London, 6. 18.
St. Hellin's Parish, London, 10. 160.
St Hilaire, see Geoffroy St.-Hilaire.
St. James Square, 3. 22.
' St. John, Fanny,' book, 13. 236.
St. John, James A., his ' Life of Raleigh'
cited, 13. 84, 85, 87; 19. 76n.-78»., 81n.
St. John, Oliver, 18. 326.
St. John, N. B., 17. 208-210 ; 20. 231.
St. John of Jerusalem, Order of, see Or-
der, etc.
St. John River, Acadian settlement on,
13. 77.
St. Johns, Canada, besieged, 1775, 7. 207,
210. Reported surrender of, 7. 211-
215.
St. John's wort, medicine, 5. 389.
St. Leger, Col. Barry, 19. 408.
St. Leonards, Edward Burtenshaw Sug-
den, Baron, 15. 382.
St. Louis, Africa, 6. 248.
St. Louis, Canada, n. 319. Fall of, n.
317, 318.
St. Louis, Mo., 4. 92 ; 19. 229. Newspa-
pers in (1828), 13. 306.
St. Louis Indians, legend of, n. 320.
St. Louis Public School Library Society,
donation from, n. 499.
St. Lucy, Cardinal, n. 422 n.
St. Margaret's Church, Westminster, Eng.,
t8. Ill), 180, 243, 269, 402, 405.
St. Martin's, tune of, 6. 270.
St. Maurice, M. Faucher de, n. 320 n.
St. Memin, C. B. J. Fevret de, 13 43.
St. Memin collection of portraits, 10.
489.
Saint Mesme, G. F. A. 1'Hopital, Mar-
quis de, 10. 91.
St. Michael's Eve, 3. 34.
St. Neots, 6. 5'4.
St. Pancras, Middlesex, Eng., epitaphs
copied from monument in church and
burial grounds of, presented, 12. 12.
St. Patrick's Parish, Shelburne, N. S.,
extracts from the records of, 19. 237-
239.
St. Paul, Epistles of, 6. 305.
St. Paul, Minn., 10. 145.
St. Paul's Church, Boston, 6. 468 ; 12. 14,
'18 ; 18. 313, 316.
St. Peter, church of, in Heidelberg, 15.
242.
St. Peter's Church, Salem, 7. 107, 113.
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
St. Petersburg Academy of Arts and
Sciences, 16. 473.
St. Pierre, Jacques Henri Bernardin de,
3. 385.
St. Pierre, Urian de, 13. 63.
St. Regis, 15. 308. Date of the settle-
ment of, ii. 317.
St. Regis' bell, 15. 307. Paper on, by
Hon. G. T. Davis, n. 311-321.
St. Sepulchre's Church, London, the
burial-place of Capt. John Smith, 9.
348.
St. Simon, Claude Anne, Marquis de, 14.
333.
Saint- Simon, Louis de Rouvroi, Due de,
19. 8.
St. Simons, 3. 224.
St. Stephen's Church, Boston, 6. 442.
St. Tammany Society, New York, i. 28.
Sainte-Beuve, Charles Augustin, 15. 309.
Sainthill, , his ' Old Countess of
Desmond,' 13. 64.
Salazar, Domingo, Bishop of Manilla. 16.
318.
SALAZAR, Don JOSE MARIA, LL.D ., nom-
inated a Corresponding Member, i.
385. Elected, i. 385. His death, 5. xi.
Sale Papers, 10. 161.
Salem, Peter, 6. 176. Account of, by
Aaron White, 6. 176-178.
Salem, Mass., city of, 2. 6 ; 3 32 a, 55,
139 n., 140, 196, 288, 316 ; 4. 3, 91, 221 ;
5. 94, 357 ; 6. 194, 277, 278, 279 n., 291,
292, 314, 320, 329, 330, 435 ; 7. 255, 259;
10. 177-180, 183, 186, 327; n. 469; 12.
115, 20-5, 342, 349 n., 393, 395, 396, 432;
15. 216; 16. 11, 194, 282 n., 286, 289,
292-295, 297 n., 396; 17. 67, 93, 98, 123,
125, 263, 264, 288, 346, 356, 368, 369;
18. 14, 37, 38, 42, 169, 298, 391, 392 n. ;
19. 8, 262-264 ; 20. 5, 64, 66, 74, 82 n.,
288, 292, 292 n., 293, 295, 308, 315,
320, 321, 325, 328, 329, 397-400. Do-
nation from, 2. 584. Visited by Pere
Druillettes, 3. 34. Papers of the court
of, 5. 31. Witchcraft, 5. 31-37. Old
house on Witch Hill, 5. 55. Medicine
in, 5. 390, 391. Gov. Winthrop's arrival,
6. 4, 5. Sale of slaves advertised, 6.
194. Public notice taken of the death
of Dr. Bowditch, 6. 300. Founding of
the Essex Institute, 6. 317. Founders
of, 6. 330. A prize sent into, 1776, 7.
262. Map of the port of, 7. 361. In
1774 and 1775, 8. 329-400.
Salem, First Church at, i. 12; 17. 141.
' Remarks upon the division in,' i. 12.
Controversy with the Tabernacle
Church, 6. 292, 317, 318. Frame of,
8. 8. Restoration of, 15. 195. Remarks
by the President on the first church
at, 17. 123-126.
Salem, Second Church at, 2. 276; 16.
268.
Salem, South Church at, 15. 212.
Salem, Tabernacle Church at, 6. 292, 317,
' 318; 19. 262.
Salem Athenaeum, donation from, 4. 54.
' Salem Gazette,' x. 112, 321,322 ; 6. 318;
18. 39. Obituary notices written by
Hon. D. A. White, 6. 300.
Salem Lyceum, presidency of Judge
White, 6. 297.
' Salem Register,' i. 322.
Salem Street, Boston, 6. 29.
Salem Village, see Danvers.
Sales, Francis, 6. 270 ; 10. 249. And Na-
than Appleton, 5. 256.
Salisbury, Ambrose, 20. 23.
Salisbury, D. Waldo, 10. 312.
Salisbury, Prof. Edward E., donation
from, 14. 3381 Vote of thanks to, 14.
338.
Salisbury, James Cecil, 4th Earl of, 13.
106.
Salisbury, Robert Arthur Talbot Gas-
coigne, '3d Marquis of, 20. 102.
Salisbury, Samuel, i. 192 ; 4. 43.
Salisbury, Samuel, Jr. (Sewall, Salislurv,
$• Co.), ii. 308.
SALISBURY, Hon. STEPHEN, LL.D., 4 2;
9. 364, 365, 449; 10. 2, 109, 310; n.
162 ; 15. 274 ; 19. 357 ; 20. 233, 235.
Elected a Resident Member, 3 284.
Of committee to examine the Treas-
urer's accounts, 1867, 9. 468. Account
of the Cardiff Giant by, read to the
Society, ix. 158. Gift from, 17. 307.
His eighty-fourth birthday, 19. 247.
Letter from, 20. 234.
SALISBURY, STEPHEN, Jr., A.M., 19. 285.
Elected a Resident Member, 19. 102.
Accepts membership, 19. 123.
Salisbury, William, 12. 182.
Salisbury, Mass., 12. 394, 395, 401 n.; 16.
269, 279; 17. 220; 18. 392 n. Origin
of the name of, 12. 396.
Salisbury, N. H., 18. 169.
Salisbury, Penn., 17. 204.
Sallust, 3. 384 ; 6. 278, 279 n.
Salmon, Mr., 20. 123, 128.
Salmon, Thomas, his ' Geographical and
Historical Grammar,' 17. 193, 193 n.
Salmon, Capt. John, 15. 85 n., 86.
Salmon Falls, N. //., 16. 105, 106; 17.
108, 353. Attacked and destroyed by
Indians, 14. 126 ; 17. 226.
Salt, art of making, i. 21. As a medi-
cine, 5. 392. Early manufacture of, in
Kentucky, 12. 38. Mr. Smith's paper
on the scarcity of, in the Revolutionary
War, 15. 221.
Salt Lake City, 17. 462.
Salter, , innkeeper, 19. 72.
Salter, ^neas, 6. 350.
Salter, Rev. Richard, ii. 141 ; 14. 84.
Salter, Sampson, 20. 219.
Salter, William, 18. 389, 389 n., 398.
Saltmarsh, Dr., 17. 214, 216.
Saltmarsh, Rev. S., donation from, 4. 309.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
397
Salto dc Apipe, rapids, S. A., j. 416.
Saltonstal, Leveret, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 18. 268.
Saltonstall, Anna (Mrs. J. C. Merrill), 2.
561.
Saltonstall, Grace, 5. 94.
Saltonstall, Col. Gurdon, 14. 82. Ap-
pointed to collect all papers relating to
the Connecticut colony, 2. 344 n., 345w.
Saltonstall, Rev. Gurdon, Governor of
Connecticut, d. 1724,4 123; 5-232; 8.
28 ; 10. 395 ; 12. 254. Mr. Adams's
funeral sermon on, i. 146. At Con-
gress at New London, 1711, 5. 233.
Letter to Capt. Prentice, 12. 255. Let-
ter from Judge Sevvall to, 12. 378.
Portrait of the children of, by Jona-
than B. Blackburn, 16. 391.
Saltonstall, Henry, M.D., 4. 441 ; 5. 94 ;
8. 11, 20, 25.
SALTONSTALL, LEYERETT, A.M., 4. 391 ;
8. 257; 10. 412, 440 n. ; 12. 264; 13.
289 ; 17. 165, 294 ; 19. 356. Elected
a Resident Member, 4. 54. Accepts
membership, 4. 107. Donations from,
3. 284; 4. 139, 247, 424; 7. 140, 143;
9. 437; 10. 336; n. 501. Presents a
pedigree of the Saltonstall family, 3.
283. Letter from, to Hon. 11. C. Win-
throp, 4. 2, 3. Gift of, 4. 140. Of Nom-
inating Committee, 4. 438 ; 5. 160, 486 ;
6. 19 ; 9. 468 ; 13. 255, 449 ; 18 352. Of
Standing Committee, 5. 29, 195 ; 7.
375; 8. 272; 9. 190; 10. 6. Vote of
thanks to, 5. 17 ; 6. 20 ; 9. 437 ; 10. 20;
18. 416. Evening Meetings, 5. 323.
Report of the Standing Committee for
the year ending April, 1862, 6. 6-9, 20.
His remarks in acknowledgment of the
gift of the ' Peabody Fund/ 9. 448.
Added to the committee on the So-
ciety's building, 12. 140 ; 13. 21. Sub-
mits report of the committee to nom-
inate officers, 13. 279; 14. 28; 18. 415.
Addresses the Society in reference to
the Centennial Exhibition at Philadel-
phia, 14. 158. Letter from, 14. 170.
Pays a tribute to the character of Gov.
Washburn, 15. 261. Elected a member
of the Executive Comjnittee of the
Council, 16. 173 ; 17. 76 : 18. 36. Pre-
sents the annual report of the Council,
18. 404-407. Remarks by, on the death
of Mr. Hillard, 17. 44. Appointed to
prepare a memoir of Mr. Hillard, 17.
51. Presents a gift from the Misses
Guild, 17. 63. Appointed a delegate
to the centennial celebration of the
American Academy of Arts and
Sciences, 18. 67 n. His notice of Hon.
J. C. Merrill, 2. 554 n., 561-563.
SALTONSTALL, Hon. LEVERETT, LL.D., d.
1845, i. 26-2, 264, 270, 284, 336, 369, 375,
434?i., 475, 478 n.; 2 In.; 9. 437; n.
66,235; 13. 414 n.; 17. 5; 18. 38. His
death, i. xlii. Nominated a Resident
Member, 1.255. Elected, i. 257. Pres-
ent at meetings of the Society, 2. 86,
188, 220, 298. Appointed a delegate to
the celebration of the New York His-
torical Society, 2. 2%. His death, 2.
318, 318 n. ' Memoir of/ 2. 318, 318 n.
In Congress, 1842, 5. 285.
Saltonstall, Martha (Mrs. Clark), 17.
234.
Saltonstall, Nathaniel (H. C. 1659), 8. 12,
21, 26 ; 20. 324. Death of, 14. 145.
Saltonstall, Nathaniel (H. C. 1695), 8.
29.
Saltonstall, Nathaniel, M.D., d. 1815, 2.
561 ; 13. 414 n.
Saltonstall, Richard, d. 1694, 20. 23. A
commissioner of Massachusetts, 5.
401 n. ; 6. 58, 63.
Saltonstall, Richard, Chippen- Warden, 12.
413.
Saltonstall, Col. Richard, //. C. 1695, d.
1714, 8. 29 ; 14. 149.
Saltonstall, Judge Richard, H. C. 1722, d.
1756, 12. 323; 13. 414.
Saltonstall, Sir Richard, d. 1658, 10. 379 ;
ix. 181 ; 12. 396, 400 ; 14. 304 ; 17. 124,
234, 348; 18. 118, 390; 19. 84; 20. 78,
83, 98, 118. Autograph and portrait
of, 4. 2, 5. Gone to New England, 5.
93, 94. Signer of the ' Agreement at
Cambridge/ n. 181 n.
Saltonstall, Richarda - Posthuma (Lady
Halifax), see Halifax.
Saltonstall, Robert, 12. 172.
Saltonstall, Rosamund, 5. 94.
Saltonstall, Samuel, 5. 94.
Saltonstall, Capt. William G., 7. 360.
Saltonstall family, 6. 292. Pedigree of,
3. 283.
Saltpetre, 5. 392. Manufacture of, in
America during the Revolutionary
War, 14. 256 n.
Salvandy, Narcisse Achille, Comte de, 4.
237.
Salzburghers, ' Journals of/ i. 21.
Sam, Indian, 13. 305.
Samoset, Indian, 6. 28; 13. 79 ; 18. 91.
Samoset, ship, 7. 415.
Samoset Place, 6. 28.
Sampson, Lieut. Andrew, 15. 77.
Sampson, Crocker, application from, x.
121.
SAMPSON, Rev. EZRA, nominated a Corre-
sponding Member, i. 148. Elected, x.
149. Donations from, i. 154, 168.
Sampson, Lieut. Joseph, 15. 77.
Sampson, Lieut. Thomas, 15. 77.
Sampson, Davenport, & Co., donation
from, 10. 336.
Sampson, steamer, 7. 417.
Samuel, Lord Bishop of Oxford, see Wil-
berforce.
San Bias, Mexico, 7. 425.
San Cyrillo, a plantation, 19. 226.
398
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
San Domingo, the people claim to possess
the remains of Columbus, 2. 118 «.,
119 w.
San Francisco, CaL, 7. 415; xi. 326, 347-
350, 353 ; 17. 35, 461.
San Francisco Mercantile Library Asso-
ciation, see Mercantile Library Asso-
ciation of California.
San Jose, Cal., mission of, ix. 350.
San Juan controversy, 7. 457.
San Juan de Fuca, 7. 458.
Sanburn, Mrs. Elizabeth, 14. 150.
Sanburn, Lieut. Jonathan, 16. 265, 272.
Marriage of, 14. 150.
Sanburn, Nathaniel, marriage of, 14. 150.
Sanburn, Mrs. Rebecca, 14. 150.
Sanburn, Williamx Sen., 16. 2(55.
Sanchez, Rafael, 8. 432, 433.
Sancroft, Archbishop William, 13. 84, 89,
106. Letter to, from John Stoughton,
20. 21, 22.
Sandeman, Robert (?), his meeting-house
burned, 15. 337.
Sanders, Widow, Braintree, 12. 376.
Sanders, Charles, 8. 50. Gift of, 4. 2.
Sanders, Rev. Daniel Clarke, D.D., his
funeral sermon on Mrs. Russell, 1. 178.
Sanders, Edward, 20. 9, 10.
Sanders, Henry, recantation of, 12. 189.
Sanders, Joseph, killed by Indians, 14. 124.
Sanders, Mrs. Mary, 14. 151.
Sanders, Richard, marriage of, 14. 151.
Sanders, Sarah (Mrs. Brawn), 14. 151.
Sanders fund, 18. 29.
Sanderson, John, 15. 393. Biography of
the Signers of the Declaration of In-
dependence, 9. 7 ; 15. 393.
Sanderson, Robert, 3. 337.
Sanderson, Bishop Robert, his 'De Ob-
ligatione Conscientia?/ 18. 428: His
' Sermons/ 18. 429. *
Sandford, Peleg, 12. 418.
Sandford, Me., 12. 408. Named in honor
of Peleg Sandford, 12. 418.
Sandham, Alfred, donation from, n. 500.
Sandisfield, Mass., 12. 407. Named in
honor of Lord Sandys, 12. 416; 18.
181, 224, 220.
Sandown, N. H., 17. 156.
Sands, Rev. Henry, 18. 291.
Sands, Robert C., n. 233. 234.
Sandwich, Adm. Edward Montagu, 1st
Earl of, 12. 420.
Sandwich, Adm. John, Earl of, ig, 134.
Sandwich, John Montagu, 4th'Eari of. 8.
323, 325, 337, 358, 364, 369, 377, 378,
390, 407, 461 ; 12. 415 ; 13. 170. Let-
ter from, to Capt. Reynolds, 8. 77.
Sails for England, 15. 354.
Sandwich, Mass., 3. 252; 12. 394, 395,
399 ; 17. 344 ; 20. 230.
Sandwich Islands, 7. 426, 429. First
vessel from the United States to, i.
25. Articles from, given to the Cab-
inet, i. 76, 138.
Sandyford, Ralph, book against slavery,
6. 120.
Sandys, Edwin, his ' Europae Speculum,'
etc., 2. 602 n.
Sandys, George, 10. 26, 29 n., 455.
Sandys, Samuel Sandys, Lord, 12. 416.
Sandys, Sir Samuel, 12. 129.
Sanford, , 12. 180.
Sanford, Dr., 19. 418.
Sanford, John, 18. 364.
SANFORD, Hon. JOHN E., a Resident
Member, 20. xvii.
Sanford, L. G., donation from, 9. 255.
Sanford, Margaret (Mrs. Hutchinson),
n. 149.
Sanford, Mary (Mrs. Oliver), 16. 397.
Sanford, lion. Nathan, 19. 52, 52 n.
Sanger, Eugene, 5. 104.
Sanger, Rev. Zedekiah, D.D., 19. 314.
Teacher of C. Lowell, 5. 429.
Sanguis draconis, 5. 392.
Sanitary Convention, see National Quar-
antine and Sanitary Convention.
Sanson, Nicholas, 18. 429.
Sant' Anna, Baron de, letter and dona-
tion from, 14. 2. Vote of thanks to,
I4.2.
Santa Barbara. 7. 412.
Santa Clara, Franciscus A., see Daven-
port, Christopher.
Santa Clara, CaL, mission of, u. 350.
Santa Fe', New Mexico, 18. 404.
Santalum rubrum, 5. 392.
Santangel, Luis de, 8. 433.
Sapelo, Island of, 3. 222, 223.
Saper, Lieut. Amos, 15. 79.
Sapontusik, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Sarate, Augustine, Nicholas's translation
of his 'History of Peru/ i. 138.
Saratoga, N. Y., 5. 50 ; 7. 337 ; 10. 419 ;
16. 127 ; 17. 23 ; 18. 181, 182 ; 19. 209.
Col. Brooks and Capt. Bancroft in
the campaign of, 3. 271-277. Retreat
of the American Army, 3 279. Battle
of, 7. 478-479.
Saratoga Lake, 3. 278.
Saratoga Street, 6. 28.
Sargeant, , New England, 17/247, 250.
Sargeant, , Ohio, 17. 181.
Sargeant, Rev. Mr., 3 311.
Sargeant, Benjamin, 14. 136.
Sargeant, Edward, marriage of, 14. 151.
Sargeant, Mrs. Joanna, 14. 151.
Sargeant, Jonathan, 15. 66, 74.
Sargeant, Hon. Nathaniel Peaslee, 13.
297. Sketch of, 13. 295.
Sargeant, Col. Paul Dudley, 15. 118, 129,
140, 146, 160; 16. 339-346, 348-351,
353, 354, 356, 360, 362.
Sargeant, Peter, 15. 179, 180.
Sargeant, Ruth (Mrs. Henshnw), 15. 66.
Sargeant (Sergeant), Thomas, 8. 16, 17,
23, 27.
Sargent, Mr., 19. 223.
Sargent, Mrs., 19. 17, 18.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
399
Sargent, Mrs., daughter of Peter Edes, 12
178 n.
Sargent, Mrs. Catherine (Osborne), 12.
323.
Sargent, Daniel, 12. 62.
Sargent, Daniel, Jr., 3. 310 n.
Sargent, Epes, Sen., 12 323.
Sargent, George Washington, n. 324.
Sargent, Col. Henry, i. 192 n., 482 n. ;
15. 403; 17. 120. His portrait of Dr.
Belknap, i. 120. Vote of thanks to,
for restoration of picture of Cortes, i.
446. His portrait of Rev. Dr. Bel-
knap presented by Mrs. Jane Marcou,
9. 2, 189.
Sargent, Henry W., 19. 357.
Sargent, Gen. Horace Binney, leave grant-
ed to copy manuscripts, 15. 163.
Sargent, Ignatius, u. 324.
Sargent, Hon. John, 14. 107.
Sargent, Rev. John, 2. 327. Account of
his mission to the Housatonic Indians,
i. 10.
Sargent, John Osborne, extract from a
letter of, 1 6. 407, 408.
SARGENT, Lucius M., A.M., 2. 194; 8.
320; 14. 161. Contributes to purchase
the Society's building, i. 465 n. Do-
nation from, 2. 423 ; 3. 50 ; 5. 235 ; 6.
17. Elected a Resident Member, 3. 67.
Communicates a paper on the ' Bon-
homme Richard/ 3. 214. Vote of thanks
to, 5. 236. Death of, 9. xvi; 10. 34.
His articles on authorship of 'Massa-
chusettensis,' cited, 13. 56.
Sargent, Lucius M., Jr., M.D., donation
from, 5. 145.
Sargent, Moses H., donations from, 6. 20,
331 ; 8. 88.
Sargent, Judge Nathaniel P., case of Na-
thaniel Jeiiison vs. John & Seth Cald-
well, 3. 19-3.
SARGENT, WINTHROP, 5. 63; 8. v, 279,
315, 316; 12. 8, 72, 331 ; 17. 119. Elect-
ed a Corresponding Member, 3. 50.
Accepts membership, 3. 66. Donation
from, 3. 110, 258, 262; 4. 286; 5 30.
Statement of ' Whistling Tom/ 3. 232,
235. Letter and donation from, 3.
262,263. His 'History of Braddock's
Expedition ' reported missing, 4. 9. His
death, n. xviii. Remarks of the Pres-
ident on the death of, n. 322-324.
Remarks I)}' Dr. Holmes, n. 324.
Photograph of, presented, 12. 57. Trib-
ute to, by the Historical Society of
Pennsylvania, 12. 57-59. His ' History
of Braddock's Expedition/ 3. 156 ; 4.
248. His 'Loyalist Poetry of the Revo-
lution ' cited, 17. 210 n. His ' Loyal
Verses of Stansbury and Odell ' cited,
17- 210 n.
SARGENT, Hon. WINTHROP, Major, n.
323 ; 12. 58 ; 17. 188 n., 191, 194, 196.
Nominated a Corresponding Member, i.
59. Elected, i. 61. Accepts member-
ship, i. 66. Donation from, i. 146. His
account of Indian utensils found at
Cincinnati, i. 81. Papers relating to
his official conduct, i. 146.
Sargent, Mrs. Winthrop (Rowena Tup-
per), 17. 180, 180 n., 181.
Sargent & Murdock, Messrs., i. 377.
Sartill, Adj., 15. 138.
Sartine, At., see Tickell, R.
Sarto, Andrea del, 3. 379.
Sartorius, , 17. 150.
Sasakoos, Indian, 3. 3 13.
Sasanoa, Indian, 18. 98, 98 n., 105.
Sassenow, Indian, 18. 112.
Satan, 3. 321.
Satisfaction, privateer, 5. 357.
Saturday Fish Club, 2. 154.
Saturn, 3. 211.
Saucy Nick, Indian, 19. 407 n,
Saugerties, N. Y., 18. 268.
Saugus, Mass., 10 352; 20. 353.
Sauidge, Henry, 16. 264.
Saunder, Richard, 7. 129.
Saunders, , 8. 300.
Saunders, , 12. 359.
Saunders, Adm. Sir Charles, n. 298.
Saunders, Chief Justice Edmund, 4. 165.
Saunders, Capt. Jesse, 15. 141. Sen-
tenced by court-martial, 15. 140.
Saunders, Thomas, 8. 474.
Saunders, Tobias, 6. 71 n.
Saunders, William A., 12. 212 n.
Saunderson, J., 15. 393.
Sausasqubir, 2. 290 n.
Sausumin, John, 2. 290 n. Pronuncia-
tion of, 2. 290 n., 291 n.
Sauvanaud, M., 20 39.
Savage, , 8. 475.
Savage, , 17. 173.
Savage, , army officer, 19. 217.
Savage, Mrs., 19. 214.
Savage, Abijah, H.C. 1659, 8. 13, 21, 26.
Savage, Abijah, H.C. 1695, 8. 29.
Savage, Abijah, see Savage, Habijah.
Savage, Abraham, u. 393. A refugee
from Boston in 1776, 18. 268.
Savage, Arthur, 5. 64, 165; 13. 101, 103.
Savage, Arthur, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 266.
Savage, Arthur, 16. 120, 125.
Savage, Edward, i. 77. An engraving
of his portrait of Washington pre-
sented, 16. 11.
Savage, Edward H., donation from, 9.
247.
Savage, Mrs. Elizabeth (Tudor), 16. 118.
Savage, Elizabeth (Mrs. Winslow), 16.
391.
Savage, Mrs. Elizabeth 0., 16. 153.
Savage, Emma, see Rogers.
Savage, Ephraim, 8. 13, 22, 26; 12. 108 ;
20. 2, 3.
Savage, Mrs. Faith (Hutchinson), 16.
117.
400
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Savage, Mrs. Faith (Phillips), 5. 64, 69,
74, 166 ; 13. 101, 103. Case of Phillips
vs., 13. 80. Decree of the king in the
case, 5. 64-80, 165-171 ; 13. 101-103.
Savage, Habijah, 5. 64, 165; ix. 1-11; 13
101, 103.
Savage, Habijah, 16. 118.
Savage, Mrs. Hannah (Phillips), 5. 64,
74, 166 ; 13. 101, 103.
Savage, Hope (Mrs. Shaw), 10. 62.
SAVAGE, Hon. JAMES, LL.U., i. 34 n.,
230, 234, 236, 239, 240, 242, 243, 245,
248, 251-253, 257, 259, 262-266, 270,
272, 274, 277-279, 284, 331, 333-339,
350, 369, 371, 374, 376, 378, 380, 384-
387, 392, 398, 400, 407, 408, 413, 417,
418, 424, 425, 427, 430, 433, 435, 437,
445-448, 450, 451, 453-456, 460, 464,
468, 470-473, 475, 478 n.-482, 485, 490,
492, 494-497, 499, 500, 500 n. ; 3. 03 ;
4. 51, 53, 125, 127, 129, 145; 5. 40 n.,
»5, 178, 486; 7. 475; 8. 9, 77, 257, 278;
9. 2, 67, 176 ; 10. 108, 141 ; n. 102,
105, 149, 335. 338, 501; 12. 24, 28,
128 n., 130, 236, 361 ; 13. 3, 13, 125,
226, 230, 231, 276, 423, 447 ; 14, 123 n.,
325, 372; 15. 5, 273; 16 111, 152, 153,
164, 168, 181, 197, 200, 276, 377; 17. 38,
65, 71, 89, 298, 343, 403 ; 18. 30, 66,
188, 206, 299, 410; 19. 291, 316, 341,
342, 354; 20. 38, 65, 78, 87, 171, 172,
194, 347, 402. His death, i. xlii ; 12.
xviii. Nominated a Resident Member,
x. 228. Elected, x. 229. Of committee
to collect and count votes, i. 234, 249,
264. Of committee to ask aid from the
State to publish Hubbard's ' History,'
i. 239, 240. Elected Librarian, x. 239,
245, 254, 264. Librarian, i. 263, 269,
271. Of Publication Committee, x.
241, 249, 273, 333, 337, 352. Of com-
mittee to dispose ox duplicates, x. 245.
Of committee to consider the expedi-
ency of enforcing the delinquent-mem-
ber" by-law, i. 245. Of committee on
reprinting Collections, i. 255, 449. Of
committee on Winthrop's Journal, x.
258, 374. Exhibits his transcript of
Winthrop, i. 258. Of committee to ex-
amine the Treasurer's accounts, I. 258.
Motions by, i. 259, 495 ; 4. 425 ; 5. 149,
202, 323. Of Standing Committee, x.
273, 279; 2. 3, 40, 82, 103, 130, 149.
Of committee to sell the Collections,
i. 275. To examine the title to the
land under the Society's rooms, x. 275-
Recording Secretary pro tempore, i. 276.
Of committee to ask for the continua-
tion of Hutchinson's ' History/ i. 286.
Elected Treasurer, x. 288, 335, 341, 350,
374, 380, 387, 398, 409, 418, 427, 445,
452, 467, 489 ; 2 3, 40, 82, 103. Treas-
urer, i. 334, 804 n.t 396, 410 n., 454 n.,
482, 500 n., 503 n. Communicates list
of donations to town of Boston after
the Port Bill, i. 334. Of committee
on binding, x. 335, 450. Committees
appointed to audit his accounts, i. 335,
336, 341, 349, 352, 374, 375, 378, 380,
388, 398, 409, 410, 419, 426, 427 n.,
437, 445, 452, 464, 466, 487, 488, 504 ;
2. 2, 35, 78, 103, 128. Annual report
of the Treasurer's accounts for the
years ending April, 1821, x. 336; 1822,
i. 341, 342; 1823, i. 352; 1824, i. 375;
1825, i. 3bO; 1826, i. 388, 888 ».; 1827,
i. 398 n. ; 1828, i. 409, 410, 410 n. ; 1829,
i. 419, 419 n. ; 1830, i. 427 n. ; 1831, I.
445, 445n. ; 1832, i. 452, 452 n.; 1833,
i. 4G6, 466 n.; 1834, i. 488, 488 n. ;
1835, 2. 2, 2 n. ; 1836, 2. 36, 36 n., 37 n. ;
1837,2. 82, 82 n.; 1838,2. 103, 103 n.;
1839, 2. 131, 131 n. Of committee on
Mr. Tyng's letter about Harvard Col-
lege graduates, i. 336. Of commit-
tee on publication of the continuation
of Hutchinson's ' History,' i. 338, 371,
896, 397 n. Of committee on the
request of the Maine Historical Soci-
ety, i. 348. To open correspondence
about Hutchinson's ' History,' x. 370.
The Treasurer directed to pay fifty
dollars towards expenses of repairs, x.
377. Of committee on joining other
societies in the erection of a building,
i. 384. Losses by fire in his office,
x. 387, 392, 393 n. Appointed to pre-
pare a. memoir of Mr. Shaw, i. 394.
Of committee on communication from
the Rhode Island Historical Society, i.
396. Circular for subscriptions to third
volume of Hutchinson's 'History'
probably written by, i. 397 «. Com-
municates the bequest of Gov. Gore,
i. 407. Of committee to present the
Collections to the Pennsylvania His-
torical Society, i. 408. Of committee
on supplying' the deficient volumes of
Collections, x. 409, 410. To write to
Mr. Farmer for 'New England's Sala-
mander,' i. 418. Of committee to pro-
cure new rooms, x. 420, 456 ??. Of
committee to confer with the city au-
thorities on the celebration of the anni-
versary of the settlement of Boston, i.
426. Of committee on a proposed ex-
change of publications, i. 434, 436.
Appointed to write a memoir of Mr.
Tudor, i. 435. Excused from that
service, x. 435 n., 477. Of committee
on an exchange of books with Mr.
Jenks, i. 447, 449. Of committee on
the centennial of Washington's birth-
day, i. 448. Authorized to pay taxes
on the Society's room, i. 450. Of
committee on an exchange with the
Athenaeum, i. 452. Of committee on
alteration of a by-law, i. 453, 455.
Of committee on Gov. Bernard's pa-
pers, i. 459. Of committee on distribu-
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
401
tion of the Collections, i. 460. Signs
indenture with the Provident Institu-
tion for Savings, I. 461 n. Authorized
to borrow money to pay for the new
roorms, i. 462, 463, 471. Reports sub-
scriptions for the purchase of the Soci-
ety's building, i. 461, 465 n. Contrib-
utes to that purchase, i. 465 n. Re-
ports donations, i. 469, 473; 2. 56, 62,
267, 321, 428. Of committee to fur-
nish the new rooms, I. 469. Of com-
mittee on a course of lectures, i. 470.
Directed to insure the room in the
Tontine Crescent, i. 474. Of commit-
tee on Mr. Bancroft's application, i.
476. Presents resignation of 1). Davis,
i. 493. Of committee on increase of
the number of members, i. 495. Of
committee on Mr. Baldwin's request,
i. 502. Heliotype portrait of, 2. v, vi.
His position in the heliotype group of
members, 2. vi, vii ; 3. 32 a. Acciden-
tal misplacement of the balance in his
accounts, 2. 2, 2 n., 3 n. Authorized to
borrow money for the Society, 2. 3, 10.
Donations from, 2. 27, 41, 64, 127, 137,
146, 171, 176, 211, 221, 222, 239, 242,
243, 266, 301, 307, 325, 334, 336, 341,
346, 362, 364, 383, 417, 419, 423, 424,
'429, 435, 444, 446, 450, 478, 483, 486,
536, 553 ; 3. 49, 66, 93, 126, 132, 133,
182, 265, 284; 4. 1, 146, 235, 309, 430;
5. 1, 38, 96, 104, 144, 37o; 6. 1, 82, 414;
7. 298 ; 8. 88 ; 9. 227 ; 10. 145, 344 ; n.
159. Present at meetings of the Soci-
ety, 2. 3, 12, 14, 15, 17, 21, 25, 28, 31,
33, 35, 40, 46, 47, 50, 56, 60, 62, 65,
67, 72, 79, 83, 84, 86, 88, 90, 92, 94,
96, 99, 100, 102, 104, 109, 112, 115,
117, 119, 123, 126, 129, 131, 132, 135,
137, 139, 142-144, 147, 149, 171, 172,
176, 177, 18!, 183, 185-188, 192, 215,
216, 219, 220, 222, 223, 225, 227, 239,
241, 245, 247, 249, 251, 253, 256-259,
261-264, 266, 268, 271, 285-287, 291,
294, 297, 300, 303, 306, 307, 309, 314,
318, 319, 321, 324, 326, 328, 334, 335,
338, 310, 345, 349, 350, 353, 356, 358,
362-364, 370, 372, 377, 378, 380, 382,
383, 385, 389, 411, 412, 414, 415, 417,
419, 421, 422, 424, 426, 429, 430, 434,
441, 443, 445, 452, 454, 460, 462, 466,
468-470, 472, 473, 478, 479, 481, 483,
486, 489, 490, 493, 495, 499, 503, 507,
511, 513, 525, 529, 533, 542, 547, 548,
551, 552, 554, 559, 571, 573, 581, 583,
592, 596, 599, 604, 606, 607. To re-
new the insurance on the Society's
estate in Franklin Place, 2. 16. Re-
ports from the Standing Committee
concerning exchanges of publications
with Mr. Hazard, 2. 18. Of commit-
tee to arrange concerning memoirs of
members, 2. 31, 39. On committee to
prepare a list of members from the
26
beginning for the Collections, 2. 39,
39 n. Report of the Standing Com-
mittee concerning certain publications,
2. 49. Of committee to examine the
donation of Mr. Miles, 2. 55. Of com-
mittee to fix the compensation of the
Assistant Librarian, 2. 78. Report of
the committee, 2. 81, 81 n., 82 n. State-
ment regarding the original deed of the
estate in Franklin Place, 2. 93. Of
committee concerning the disposition
of the Collections, 2. 93. To pay to
Dr. Harris the price of certain Collec-
tions, 2. 96. To settle the claim against
the American Stationers' Company, 2.
100, 124. Statement regarding the re-
print of Vol. I., second series, 2 110,
llOw. Reports request from the Ken-
tucky Historical Society, 2. 113, 114.
To continue the insurance on the
Franklin Place estate, 2. 1 14. Reports
the non-payment of the annual assess-
ment of a member, 2. 119. Reports
first dividend from the American Sta-
tioners' Company, 2. 126. Resigns
position as Treasurer, 2. 130. Of com-
mittee to consider the daily opening of
the Library, 2. 134, 135. Report on the
subject, 2. 135 n., 136 n. To consider
the matter of the sale of the Collec-
tions, 2. 148. Declines to serve on the
committee on Mr. Harris's communi-
cation, 2. 149. Appointed, and subse-
quently excused from the Committee
on Lectures, 2. 175. To consider the
lending of the Trumbull Manuscripts,
2. 178. To act in the matter of lost
books or manuscripts, 2. 180. Chosen
President pro tempore, 2. 182, 185.
Elected President, 2 188, 192, 233, 251,
271, 313, 342, 370, 387, 426, 454, 472,
488, 528, 559. Presides at meetings
of the Society, 2. 188, 213, 215, 218,
219, 221-223/225, 238, 240, 241, 243,
246, 247, 249, 251, 253, 255, 257, 258,
260, 262, 263, 265, 266, 268, 283, 285,
286, 288, 292, 295, 298, 301, 303, 306,
307, 313, 315, 319-321, 325, 327, 329,
334, 336, 338, 341, 346, 349, 352, 354,
356, 361, 362, 364, 371, 376, 378, 380,
382, 383, 385, 410, 411, 413, 415-419,
421, 423, 424, 428, 429, 432, 435, 442,
443, 451, 452, 454, 455, 459, 460, 462,
466, 468, 469, 471, 473, 477-480, 482,
483, 489, 491, 493, 498, 500, 503, 508,
511, 624, 526, 532, 539, 542, 547, 548,
551, 553, 555, 568, 572, 574, 582, 585,
593, 596, 599, 604, 606 ; 3. 1. Appoint-
ed to prepare a memoir of Hon. T. L.
Winthrop, 2. 191. Autograph of, 2.
192. Portrait of, faces 2. 192; 14. 153.
To take charge of the loaning of medal-
lions, 2. 222. Excused from preparing
a memoir of Hon. T. L. Winthrop, 2.
228. Letter from, 2 228, 228 n. Of
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
SAVAGE, Hon. JAMES, LL.D. (continued).
committee to consider arrangements for
commemorating the anniversary of the
New England Confederation, 2. 240.
Report of the committee, 2. 241, 242.
Correspondence with the Hon. J. Q.
Adams, concerning a discourse to be
delivered by Mr. Adams, 2. 243, 248??.,
244 n. Signature of his articles in the
Collections, 2. '245 ?i. To procure Mr.
Sumner's ' Memoir of the Pilgrim
Fathers in Holland,' 2. 247. Meeting
of the members at his house, 2. 254.
Reads letters, 2. 255, 264, 270, 410. Of
committee to consider the attractive-
ness of the meetings, 2. 204. Report
of the committee, 2. 205, 269, 270. Of
committee to consider a celebration of
the first half-century of the incorpora-
tion of the Society, 2. 267, 289. To
have a permanent inscription placed
on the Winslow chair, 2. 285. Reports
on the letter directed to Judge Sewall
relating to Dr. Cotton Mather, 2. 286,
287, 287 n. Report of the committee
on the celebration of the first half-
century of the incorporation of the So-
ciety, 2. 289. Of committee to con-
sider the letter from Josiah Quincy,
Jr., in relation to the Boston Athe-
nseum, 2.'2l.)5, 299. Communicates let-
ters, 2. 295, 308, 327, 306. 481, 491, 510,
611, 526, 550, 551, 556, 593. Commu-
nicates a copy of a letter from Elisha
Hutchinson, 2. 296, 296 n.-298n. Reads
letters from Josiah Cotton and Sir
Henry Aslmrst, 2. 304, 304 n., 305 n.
Of committee to consider the subject
of a national name, 2. 310. To furnish
Mr. Felt with a suitable testimonial for
his journey to England, 2. 312. One
of the subscribers to the Gore portrait,
2. 312 n. To make arrangements for
the delivery of the memoir on the Pa-
tent Office, 2. 317, 318. Of committee
to consider a claim to the Trumbull
Papers, 2 323, 330, 330 n., 333 n., 357,
357 T?.-359 n. Communicates some
Revolutionary poetry, 2. 320. Reports
from the Standing Committee concern-
ing the amendment of the charter, 2.
330. Communicates a copy of a bill
for the erection of a monument in
memory of Gen. Joseph Warren, 2.
337. Communicates a copy of the
' Petition of Randall Howlden,' etc., 2.
339. Communicates letters relating to
the Trumbull Manuscripts, 2. 343. Of
committee to invest the money of the
Society at his discretion, 2. 370. In-
vestment of funds, 2. 371. Communi-
cates manuscripts, 2. 376, 377. Of
committee to consider certain changes
in the publication of the Collections,
2. 380. A member and secretary of the
Anthology Club, 2. 387 ?? . 388 n. To
sell the Western Railroad shares, 2.
416, 417. Reads a letter from Hon.
John P. Kennedy, 2. 426. Communi-
cates letters from Rev. Joseph Hunter,
2. 434, 460. Presents a request in be-
half of Mr. J. S. Loring, 2. 444. Report
of the committee with regard to pro-
posed changes in the publication of the
Collections, 2. 446, 446 ??. Communi-
cates a manuscript copy of a work in
the British Museum. 2. 481. Presents
letters of Rev. John Eliot, 2. 495. Reads
request from S. Hopkins Emery, 2.
49iK Permission accorded to, to bor-
row a portion of the VVinthrop Manu-
scripts, 2. 528. Chosen as delegate to
attend a celebration at Lancaster, 2.
534. Communicates matters of histor-
ical interest, 2. 540, 541, 552. Commu-
nications from, 2. 550, 552, 671. Re-
quested to prepare a memoir of Hon.
James C. Merrill, 2. 554, 554 n. Com-
municates receipts dated 1777, 2. 571.
Communicates the request of G. H.
Hollister, 2. 570-579. Communicates
a letter from Mr. Whitehead, 2. 581.
Amount subscribed by, for the Library
and new Catalogue, 2. 603 n. Presents
an ancient bill of lading, 3. 27. Com-
munications on the Sherman Family,
3. 28. Declines re-election as Presi-
dent of the Society, 3. 28, 29. Receives
a vote of thanks, 3. 2(J. His response,
3. 30. To take charge of the unbound
magazines, 3. 32. Communicates a
paper on Gotfe, the regicide, 3. 60-63.
Letter relating to the Dowse donation,
3. 109. To represent the Society at
the inauguration of the Franklin statue,
3. 111. Tribute to Mr. Hoar, 3. 122.
Mr. T. C. Amory, Jr., to be allowed to
use the Library for one year, 3. 128,
129. Present at the anniversary of the
Pilgrims' landing, 3. 130. Communi-
cates information relating to Rev.
John Allen, 3. 132. Presents an origi-
nal letter written by Cotton Mather, of
1699, 3. 132, 133. Letter to Elisha
Hutchinson concerning the Hutchinson
'History,' 3. 144-146. Publication of
the remainder of Hutchinson's ' His-
tory,' 3. 144-146. Of committee on
increase of members, 3. 154. Presents
copies of letters of Rev. John Allin, 3.
155. Marshals the Society into the
Dowse Library room, 3. 164. Presents
one of the original ' passes ' given in
accordance with an order of Gen. Gage,
3. 180. See Gage. Presents an auto-
graph letter of James Otis, 3. 181.
Exhibits one of the earliest bills of ex-
change used in the country, 3. 257.
His remarks concerning a citation re-
ferring to the authorship of a book on
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
403
Antinomianism, 3. 257, 258. Presents
two 'crow's feet' used in defence
against the charge of cavalry, 3. 262.
Presents a manuscript volume from
Samuel Whitwell, 3. 264. Signs a me-
morial to the Legislature against a
petition of the Historic, Genealogical
Society for a change of its corporate
name, 3. 206-270. The thanks of the
Society to be presented to the class of
1329, 3. 331. Presents donation of the
' Haarlcmsche Courant/ 3. 332. Re-
marks by, 4. 144, 283, 430; 5. 41, 182,
323; 7. 172, 808. Remarks by, on W.
H. Prescott, 4. 188-190. Vote of thanks
to, 5. 39. To prepare a memoir of
Mr. Judd, 5. 44. Report on names of
the principal undertakers for planta-
tion, etc., 5. 93-96. Remarks on Mr.
Judd, 5. 187. Seconds a motion, 5. 198.
Report on publication of Proceedings,
5. 200. Communicates a letter of
Cromwell, 5. 313. Reads a letter
from T: Prince, 5. 365. On the Nar-
ragansett Patent, 5. 400. Calls the
Narragansett Patent a forgery, 5. 403.
Subscription from, 6. 9. Matters per-
taining to the name of Edward Read,
or Edrnand Reade, 6. 255. Matters
pertaining to changes in the Probate
Courts, 6. 294 n. His Letters on Egypt,
6. 30o. Gift of his ' Genealogical Dic-
tionary ' to the Library of the Society,
6. 425. On Mr. W: Vassall, 6. 476 n.
Subject of a letter from Charles II., in
his ' History of England,' 6 488. Re-
marks concerning the Winthrop Letter,
6. 490. Deposits Otis's portrait in the
Cabinet, 8. 231. Remarks on the death
of Hon. Edward Everett, 8. 159, 160.
His remarks in acknowledgment of the
gift of Mr. George Peabody, 9. 446.
And the Rogers BiU.e, 10. 428, 429.
Interview of Hon. R. C. Winthrop with,
n.229. Collection of coins belonging
to, presented, u. 252. Tribute to, bv
the President, 12. 433-438. By Mr.
Charles Deane, 12. 438-441. Resolu-
tions adopted by the Society, 12. 438.
Vote of the Society on his retiring from
the Presidency, 12. 435. His historical
labors, 12. 436. Mention of, by Thack-
eray, Landor, and others, 12. 437. An-
ecdote of his thoroughness in antiqua-
rian research, 12. 440. His hatred of
Cotton Mather, 12. 441. Bequest of,
to the Society, 13. 50. Vote to accept
the same, 13. 51. Gifts of, to the Li-
brary, 13. 265, 271. His copy of the
Society's Collections, with manuscript
notes, presented, 13. 312. Portrait of,
on book-plate for the books purchased
from the Savage Fund, 14. 153. ' Me-
moir of,' by Hon. George S. Hillard,
16. 117-153. His ancestry, 16. 117.
His birth, 16. 118. Education, 16. 118,
119. Extracts from his early letters,
16. 129-126. His letter to Rev. Mr.
Payson, 16. ,127. Begins the study of
the law, 16. 127. His journey to the
West Indies, and illness, 16. 128. His
character as a lawyer, 16. 128. His
connection with civil, literary, and be-
nevolent institutions of Boston, 16. 129,
130. Founder of the Provident Insti-
tution for Savings, 16. 130. Other
trusts, 16. 130. His agency in the
establishment of primary schools, 16.
130-182. Overseer of Harvard College,
16. 133. His membership in this Soci-
ety, 16. 133, 184. His manner of pre-
siding over its meetings, 16. 134. Editor
of Winthrop's 'Journal/ 16. 134-137.
Selections from his notes, 16. 137-141.
Abandons the practice of law, 16. 137.
Visit to England, 16. 141, 142. Country
life, 16. 142, 143. His preparations for
the ' Genealogical Dictionary/ 16. 144, ^
145. Extracts from the ' Dictionary/ '
16. 146-149. His death, 16. 150. Traits
of character, 16. 150, 151. His opinion
of Hancock and Cotton Mather, 16.
152, 153. His family, 16. 153. His
opinion of Cotton Mather, 18. 244.
Quoted and cited, 2 612 ; 3. 258; 5. 40,
144, 492, 493 ; 6. 476 ; 8. 35 ; 10. 396 ;
12. 172 n., 396, 397. His ' Notes ' on the
letter from Elisha Hutchinson, 2. 297 n.,
298 n. His ' Genealogical Dictionary,'
2.612; 6. 255,474; 12. 440; 13. 125,
410n., 411/1.; 14. 129»., 180n., 134 n.,
147 n.; 15.396; 16. 118,141,143-145,
149-151; 17. 98, 140 H., 263 n.; 18. 6 n.
His ' Winthrop's History of New Eng-
land ' cited, 2. 54 n. ; 6. 255, 488 ; 12.
439; 16. 194. 1% n.-201 n., 203 n., 205n.
His edition of 'Winthrop's Journal/ 18.
290 w., 299 n.; 20. 184. Extract from
his « Notes to Winthrop/ 20. 78.
Savage, Lieut.-Col. James, Jr., 12. 438;
16. 153.
Savage, Judge James W., 18. 404.
Savage, John, H.C. 1694, 8. 29.
Savage, John, Barnstable, 1801, 16. 121.
Savage, John, Earl of Rivers, see Rivers.
Savage, John, Son of Liberty, n. 141.
Savage, Dr. Samuel, 10. 62'; 16. 376.
Savage, Samuel P., 20. 15.
Savage, Thomas, portrait of, by Smibert,
16. 399.
Savage, Major Thomas, 16. 117,118; 17.
130; 20. 210. Portrait of, 20. 120.
Savage, Thomas S., M.D., 14. 12.
Savage Fund, 13. 272, 276-278 ; 14. 53,
IK, 321, 322, 325-327; 15. 268-270,
273, 274,276; 16. 168-172; 17. 71, 73,
74; 18. 28, 30, 31. 34, 407, 409-411,
413, 414; 19. 290-292, 294; 20. 194,
195, 197, 198. Books bought with the
income of, 19. 289; 20. 191.
404
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
' Savage Papers/ 16. 377 ; 17. 92.
Savalet, , 18. 97 n.
Savannah, Ga., 3. 223, 224 ; 4. 96 ; 6. 89,
219 ; 8. 215, 217 ; 17. 61, 79, 80, 372 ;
18. 315; 19. 181 7i.; 20. 90, 91. News-
papers of, i. 190. Beginnings of the
cotton-trade, 3. 222, 227. Commerce
of, 7. 412.
Savannah, vessel, 7. 413.
* Savannah Daily Republican,' 2. 265.
Donations from the publishers of, 8.
171, 201, 254, 274; 9. 196, 247, 255,
347, 353, 357, 368, 436 ; 10. 1.
' Savannah Georgian,' 9. 5 n.
Savannah River, 3. 225.
Savery family, Devon, 5. 315.
Savigny, Friedrich Karl von, 20. 261.
Savile correspondence given, 4. 146.
Savin, Col., Bristol, 8. 219.
Savings Bank Building, 3. 47. A com-
mittee appointed to ascertain the ex-
pense of procuring the third story of,
. 2.468.
Savings Banks, institution of, 2. 198.
Savoi, , a singer, 19 221.
Savonarola, Girolamo, 12. 70.
Saward, Mr., 16. 387.
Sawin, Thomas, 4. 256, 257.
Sawin, Thomas E., letter and donation
from, 2. 444, 445 ; 10. 40. His ' Brief
Chronology of Wendell,' etc., 2. 445,
445 n.
Sawtelle, I. B., donation from, n. 500.
Sawver, Mr., Newburyport, donations
from, i. 122, 124.
Sawyer, Artemas, 19. 172, 176.
Sawyer, Major Ephraim, 15. 76, 90, 93,
102, 103, 142, 160.
Sawyer, Capt. James, 15. 80.
Sawyer, Rev. John, 8. 439.
Sawyer, Lieut. Jonathan, 15. 76 ; 16. 353,
362.
Sawyer, R., 14. 328 n.
Sawyer, Attorney- General Sir Robert, 4.
160, 165; ix. 188 n.
Sawyer, Capt. Samuel, 15. 82.
Sawyer, Timothy T., 19. 357.
Saxe, Hermann Moritz, Comte de, 6. 391.
Saxe, John G., 17. 459.
Saxis, Rafael e, u. 223.
Saxon steamship, vote of thanks to, 7.
160.
Say and Sele, Fred. Twistleton Fiennes,
IZth Baron, 13. 367.
Saybrook, Conn., 8. 475 ; 10. 27 n. ; 16. 4,
210; 17. 145, 146 n., 343, 344, 347.
' Saybrook Platform,' i. 469 ; 17. 151.
Saye and Sele, William Fiennes, Lord, 4.
2, 274; u. 212; 13. 134; 14. 365; 16.
210; 20. 44, 82 n., 102 Land granted
to, 3. 50. Deed of conveyance to, 6.45.
Sayer, R,, 6. 38.
Sayre, Rev. James, n. 17.
Sayre, Stephen, committed to the Tower,
7. 236.
Sayre, see Sagee.
Scaliger, Joseph, 13. 315.
Scamerhorn, Mr., KinderhooJc, 19. 400.
Scammel, Thomas, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 18. 268.
Scammell, Col. Alexander, 14. 325, 326.
His estimate of prisoners taken at
Yorktown, i. 217. Death of, 19. 68.
' Diary of/ 2. 498. -His regiment, 3.
113.
Scammell, James, 15. 87. Appointed bri-
gade-major, 15. 143.
Scammon, Richard, 16. 265, 266, 268, 269.
Scammons (Scamman), Col. James, 4.
296 ; 14. 88, 90 ; 15. 82, 85, 100, 103,
105, 107, 110, 122, 127, 129, 130, 149,
160. Report of, 4. 208. Officers of
the regiment of, 15. 82, 82 n. Acquit-
ted by court-martial, 15. 127.
Scammony, a cathartic, 5. 397.
Scandinavian antiquities, 8. 177 et seq.
Scandinavian Discoveries in North Amer-
ica, letter concerning, 2. 500, 500 n.,
501 n.
Scandinavians, early discoveries of, in
America, 2. 505 n.
Scapula, Johann, his 'Lexicon/ 18. 430.
Scarborough, Thomas, 20. 188.
Scarborough, Me., 12. 403. Corn taken
from a burning house in 1676, 2. 309.
Scarborough, man-of-war, 4. 220 ; 7. 251.
Scarlet, Capt. Samuel, annuity clue Har-
vard College, 6. 349.
Scarlett, Capt., 16. 232, 235.
Scarsdale, Robert Seke, Earl of, 13. 106.
Schaffhausen, Switzerland, 6. 438, 439 n.
Scharf, Col. J. Thomas, his ' Chronicles
of Baltimore/ 14. 340.
Scheffer, Ary, 19. 247 ; 20. 100, 101. Let-
ter of, presenting a portrait of Lafay-
ette to the House of Representatives
at Washington, 19. 56, 57.
Schell, Augustus, 8. 2.
' Scheme to drive the French out of
America/ i. 21.
Schenck, Ren. Noah H., D.D , donation
from, 10 21.
Schenckius, Johann Theodor, 5. 386.
Schenectady, N.Y., 2. 4, 584; 3. 132; 7.
329, 331; n. 312; 16. 104; 17. 225;
18. 227 ; 19. 359, 402-404, 406, 408, 412,
417-420, 422.
Schidone, Bartholomeo, 3. 379.
Schiller, Johann Christoph Friedrich von,
20. 242.
' Schiller Buch/ 5. 99.
SCHINAS, CONSTANTINE D., nominated a
Corresponding Member, 2. 116. Elect-
ed, 2. 119.
Schlegel, August Wilhelm von, 16. 403 ;
18. 176.
Schlegel, F., 3. 384.
SCHLEGEL, JOHAN FRIDERICH WILHELM,
President of the Royal Society of Anti-
quaries of the North', 2. 24, 85 n.; 8. 180.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
405
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
2. 24. Elected, 2. 27.
Schleiermacher, Friedrich Ernst Daniel,
1 8. 338.
Scliley, James Montfort, 2. 158.
Schmidt, L. W., donation from, g. 368.
Schodac, N. Y., 19. 420.
Schoharie, 1793, 7. 331.
Schomberg, Capt. Isaac, ' Naval Chronol-
ogy ' by, 12. 428.
Schomburgh, Sir Robert H., his 'History
of Barb'adoes' cited, 18. 13 n.
School for the Idiotic and Feeble-
Minded, Massachusetts, 17. 27.
School Street, Boston, 3. 308. Court-
house in, taken down, 5. 31.
Schoolcraft, Hon. Henry R., LL.D., 2.
310;i.; 18. 19. Letter from, referred
to the Publishing Committee, 2. 35.
Report of the Committee, 2. 36. Do-
nation from, 2. 336. His death, 8. 182.
His ' Essay on the Chippewa Lan-
guage/ i. 416. His 'Dissertation and
Vocabulary of the Abenaki and Ogib-
wa Languages/ 2. 35, 36, 36 n. His
4 North American Indians ' cited, n.
160. Literary labors of, 12. 57. Quoted,
7. 447-449.
Schoolcraft, Mrs. Mary H., donation
from, 12. 57.
Schools, names of, in Boston, 6. 32, 33.
One of the four institutions necessary
to be studied in writing the history of
the American Revolution, 6. 365, 366.
Early history of, in Boston, 12. 387-
391.
Schooner, origin of the name, i. 166 ; 2.
307.
Schouler, Adj.- Gen. William, letter to,
from Luther V Bell, 7. 79, 80. Dona-
tion from, 10. 320.
Schrader, Heinrich A., 17. 409.
Schroeder, Francis, 10. 277.
Schrceder, Johann, 5. 386, 389, 390, 396,
398.
Schultz, Christian, his ' Travels ' cited,
17. 187 n.
Schultze, , 17. 150.
Schurman, Madam Anna Maria von, 13.
311.
Schutz, Capt. William, 18. 71.
Schuyler, Mrs., 19. 26.
Schuyler, George L., 12. 268.
Schuyler, Hanyost, anecdote of, 19. 408 n.
Schuyler, Co!. Peter, vase presented to,
by Queen Anne, 12. 269.
Schuyler, Gen. Philip, 4. 57, 288; 10. 305 ;
12. 122, 261, 269, 288; 14. 96, 342; 15.
114; 16. 291; 19. 395, 400-402, 413,
417. Condition of the army under, in
1777, 3. 278, 279. Instance of Indian
fidelity, 3. 305. Appointed General, 7.
193. Defeats Guy Johnson, 7. 234.
Letter from. 10. 489.
Schuyler family, 19. 160.
Schuylkill Bridge, ' Address to the Stock-
holders of/ i. 191.
Schwartz, Rev. Louis B., 20. 362.
Schweinf urt, inscription to Olympia Mo-
rata on a house in, 15. 243.
Schwerin, Field-Marshal, n. 242.
Scientific School, Harvard University,
see Harvard University, Lawrence Sci-
entific School.
Scientific Schools, n. 87.
Scioto Land Company, Ohio, 13. 82.
Scipio, negro, 20. 136, 140.
Scituate, Mass., 6. 476 ; 7. 476 ; 12. 393-
395, 399; 17. 171, 206, 207, 216, 344;
19. 253 n., 376, 381, 382 ; 20. 274. Set-
tlement at, 9. 27.
Scituate, R. /., 4. 223, 224; n. 28.
Scituate Harbor, 7. 361.
Sclater, Richard, 3. 260.
Scobie, James, Marblehead, naturalized,
4. 362.
Scola, , musician, 19. 221.
Scollay, John, Son of Liberty, 3. 95; u.
141; 16.295; 20. iO, 12, 12 n.
Scollay, Mary (Mrs. Bigelow), 17. 417,
442.
Scollay, Mercy, donation from, i. 87.
Scollay, Col. William, i. 65; 13. 4; 17.
417, 420; 18. 318. Donations from, i.
64, 89. Offers the room in the Tontine
Crescent, i. 58, 58 n.
Scollay Square, Boston, 6. 30 ; 17. 420.
Scollay's Building, Boston, i. xix; 18. 340.
Scot & M'Michael, Messrs., 12. 49.
Scot, Gen., 4. 133.
Scot, Major, n. 132.
Scot, Capt. John, 7. 214-216, 220. See
Scott.
Scot, Mrs. John, 7. 220, 225.
Scot, Lemuel, 7. 260.
Scotch Church, London, 5. 420.
' Scotch Victory/ engraving, 3. 37.
Scotchmen, legislation concerning enlist-
ments, 6. 207. Leave Boston after the
siege, 7. 249.
Scotland, 3. 98, 236; 10. 438. Surveys
of, 1. 177. Service of Gen. Braddock in,
3. 236. Act of Union, 6. 28. Troops
from, captured, 1776, 7. 258.
Scotland Society, Windham Co., Conn.,
ii. 27.
Scots' Charitable Society, Boston, 16.
256; 17. 96.
'Scots' Magazine/ i. 31.
Scots' Society for Propagating Christian
Knowledge, see Society in Scotland
for propagating Christian Knowledge.
Scott, Capt., 15. 118; 16. 341, 351, 355,
359.
Scott, Mr., 13. 413.
SCOTT, BENJAMIN, F.R.A.S., 19. 122.
Elected a Corresponding Member, 12.
29. Accepts membership, 12. 103. His
proposal to restore the ' Bradford Man-
uscript/ 19. 64.
406
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Scott, Brig.- Gen. Charles, 4. 306.
Scott, Charlotte Margaret (Carpenter),
Lady, 12. 156.
Scott, Daniel, i. 490.
Scott, Mrs. Daniel, i. 490.
Scott, Dorothea, 20. 185.
Scott, Mrs. Dorothy (Hancock), see
Hancock.
Scott, Dred. 6. 90, 91.
Scott, J. W., & Co., donation from, an-
nounced, 15. 177.
Scott, James, /loston, naturalized, 4. 362.
Scott, Capt. James, 8. 365; n. 142; 15.
338, 343, 344, 352, 358.
Scott, James, .//•., naturalized, 4. 362.
Scott, Mrs. Joanna, 17. 86.
Scott, John, court-martialed, 15. 116, 117.
Scott, Capt. John, 10. 389; 12. 132; 13.
135 «.; 20. 185, 186. His conduct and
characteristics, 6. 65, 66 n., 72 n., 74 n.
His labors in behalf of Connecticut, 6.
67 n., 71 n. The Narragansett lands,
and his action on Long Island, 6.
68n.-74n. Letter to Secretary Wil-
liamson, 6. 69 n. Complaints of, made
by the Dutch, 6. 72. His career ter-
minated in America, 6. 72 n. Petition
to Charles II., 10. 391.
Scott, John, Earl of El don, see Eldon.
Scott, Rev. John, D.D., 6. 18. His ' Chris-
tian Life/ and discourses, 18. 427.
Scott, John, Son ofLiberli/, u. 141.
Scott, Joseph, 4. 223; 8. 369, 370; n.
393, 395; 15. 359. A refugee in 1776,
18. 268.
Scott, Katherine, 20. 185.
Scott, Lyde, 5. 239.
Scott, Margaret, 20. 289 n.
Scott, Martin B , donation from, 9. 227 ;
10. 86, 484.
Scott, Mrs. Sarah (Henshaw), 15. 74.
Scott, Major Sylvanus, 17. 87.
SCOTT, Sir WALTER, i. 340; 2. 70??.; 3.
368, 369; 4. 259, 397, 405; 5. 393; 8.
387 ; 12. 162, 217, 231, 251, 437; 13. 66,
75; 14. 48, 155; 15. 5, 296; 16. 151,
405 ; 17. 403 ; 19. 207, 270, 272 ; 20.
390. Nominated a Corresponding Mem-
ber, i. 338. Elected, i. 339. Letter
from, accepting membership, i. 339 n.
Dowse Library, 3. 172. Letter from,
to H. Brevoort, 4. 398. Meeting of
the Society on the one hundredth an-
niversary of his birthday, 12. 139-156.
Elected an Honorary Member of the
Society, 12. 140. Letter of. to Henry
Brevoort, 12. 141. Bust of, by Chan-
trey, 12. 144. Resolutions adopted at
the meeting, 12. 145. Remarks by R.
W. Emerson, 12. 145-147. Remarks
by G. S. Hillard, 12. 147. Autograph
manuscripts of, exhibited, with re-
marks by R. C. Waterston, 12. 148-
153. His care in correcting for the
press, 12. 148. Scenes from ' Kenil-
worth,' 12. 149-151. Letter from Dr.
Holmes on the occasion, 12. 154. From
W. C. Bryant, 12. 155. Unpublished
letter of, 12. 156. Portrait of, by Gil-
bert Stuart Newton, 12. 156n. Letter
from II. B. Grigsby concerning, 12.
231, 232. His edition of the ' Somers
Tracts ' cited, 13. 89, 93 n.
Scott, William, n. 142.
SCOTT, Gen. WINFIELD, 4. 95, 306; 12.
294 ; 15. 3, 61 ; 18. 284. Elected an
Honorary Member, 5. 316-319. Dona-
tion from, with autograph inscription,
6. 249. His flag-ship, 7. 413. Deatli of,
8. xvi. Remarks of the President in
announcing the death of, 9 229. His
services in the War of 1812, 9. 229, 234.
His subsequent career, 9. 230, 235.
Tribute to, by William Ellery Chan-
ning, 9. 230, 235. His services in the
Rebellion, 9. 231, 239. Letter from, to
Hon. R. C. Winthrop, 9. 233. Resolu-
tions adopted by the Society, 9. 234.
Remarks of Col. Aspinwall in support
of the Resolutions, 9. 234. His ser-
vices in the War of 1812, 9. 235. In
Florida, 9. 235. In the War with
Mexico, 9. 237. In the War of the
Rebellion, 9. 239. Death of, 10. 3.
Scottow, Joshua, 3. 339 ; 5. 36 ; 20. 2, 73.
His 'Old Men's Tears,' i. 177, 447 n.
His 'Narrative of the Planting of the
Massachusetts Colony/ i. 177 n., 447;
3. 287 ; 6. 415 ; 20. 65 n., 73 n.
Scottow, Thomas, 8 23, 27.
Scran ton, Rev. Erastus, donation from,
3- HO.
Scribner, Charles, & Co., donations from,
10. 93, 135.
' Scribner's Magazine/ 15. 383 n. ; 18. 329«.
Scrivener, Matthew, his ' Apologia pro
Ecclesise Patribus/ 18. 427.
Scrivenr, Howard, 6. 339.
Scrooby, Eng., 5. 322; n. 402, 404;
12.98-103; 20. 97. Visited by Mr.
Charles Deane, 9. 348. Residence of
Elder Brewster at, u. 403.
Scrooby Manor, 12. 129.
Scroop, Col. Adrian, 18. 270.
Scrutinizing Committee, appointment of,
2. 47, 49, 51, 59, 64, 87. 90, 91, 135, 192,
217, 219, 221, 250, 266, 308, 313, 342,
384, 387, 412, 415, 417, 440, 442, 447,
450, 470, 473, 482. 496, 501, 525, 539,
540, 548, 569, 572, 582, 596, 606.
Scudder, Capt. Alexander, brings the
first cargo of cotton from Mobile to
Boston, 7. 417.
SCUDDER, HORACE E., A.M., 19. 74, 285;
20. 119. Elected a Resident Member,
18. 423. Presents a photograph of the
Chesterton mill, 19 75. Appointed on
the committee to publish the Proceed-
ings, 19. 334. His ' Noah Webster/ 19.
287. His ' Boston Town/ 19. 287.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
407
Scudder, Samuel II., A.M., 19. 318; 20
251.
Scull, Gideon D., 17. 290. Gift from, 17.
323. His ' Life of Sir Nathaniel Rich,'
20. 43. His ' Memoir and Letters of
Capt. Evelyn,' 20. 43, 185. Gift from,
20. 185.
Scuvler family, 19. 160.
Sea-Island Cotton, .3. 222-225.
' Sea Life,' 2. 15(3.
Sea Serpent, 17. 413-416.
Seaford, , letter of Capt. Thomas
Davers to, 12. 256.
Seal of the Society, x. 78, 80, 485, 486 ;
3. 30. The President to prepare a de-
vice for, i. 477. Judge Davis's device,
i. 483 n. Mr. Winthrop's device, i.
483 H. Representation of, i. 486 n.
Box for, i. 488.
Scales, Joseph, 15. 157.
Seals, 10. 94-104. Of the Corresponding
Secretary, 2. 61, 61 n. Exhibited by
Dr. Shurtleff, 2. 475. Matters pertain-
ing to the Narragansett Patent, 6. 42,
54-57, 75. Purchased by Harvard Col-
lege in 1693, 6. 341. Of the United
States, 9. 351. Of the 'Council for
New England,' communication on, by
Mr. Charles Deane, 9. 469. Of Massa-
chusetts, 10. 94-104. Of Virginia, 13.
233, 263.
Seals, copies of, in the Proceedings, de-
vice for seal of Massachusetts Histor-
ical Society, i. between 338 and 33J,
486. Of the Corresponding Secretary,
formerly in use, 2. 174 n. Of New Eng-
land, 6. 80, 81. Of Massachusetts Bay.
Province, 6. 428. Facsimile on the
letter of Charles II., 6. 488. Of Louis
Duke of Orleans, faces 7. 154. Of the
Kennebec Land Company, 7. 369. Of
the United States, 9. 351. Of the
Council for New England, 9. 471. Of
Virginia, u. 386, 387 ; 13. 233. Sev-
eral seals, 20. 158, 164.
Seamen's Aid Society, donation from, 2.
71. Request from, 2 366.
Seares, Col., 6. 209.
Searle, Col. Daniel, 3. 218, 219.
Searle, George, 12. 324.
Searle, Nathaniel, 19. 360, 371, 374,
376.
Searle, Samuel, n. 142.
Sears, Mr., ig. 218.
Sears, Ann Winthrop, 12. 13.
SEARS, Rev. BARNAS, D.D., 10. 355 ; 18.
406. Elected a Corresponding Mem-
ber, ii. 129. Accepts membership, n.
145. Transferred to the class of Hon-
orary Members, 14. 108. Remarks by,
16. 315-317. His death, 18. xx. Death
of, announced by the President, 18.
181-183.
Sears, David, the elder, i. 192 n. : 12.
13.
SEARS, Hon. DAVID, A.M., 2. vii ; 4. 241,
260, 422; 8. 269; 10. 10, 13; xx. 36,
37; 12. 72, 75, 132, 221; 13. 3, 15, 16,
59, 274, 278 ; 14. 67, 202, 308, 323 ; 15.
271, 289, 305; 16. 167; 17. 70; 18. 30,
410; 19. 268, 291; 20 108, 194, 411.
His death, i. xliv ; n. xviii. Donation
from, 3. 36 ; 4. 252, 384, 392, 424 ; 5.
87. One of the twenty-six members
in the heliotype frontispiece, 2. vii ; 3.
32a. Donations from, 2. 249, 419, 424.
A subscriber toward the reprint of
certain volumes of the Collections, 2.
347, 308. Nominated a Resident Mem-
ber, 2. 384. Elected, 2. 387. Accepts
membership, 2. 410. Present at meet-
ings of the Society, 2. 417, 422, 424,
430, 434, 443, 455, 400, 462, 477, 490,
552, 554, 559, 571, 596, 607. Of com-
mittee to procure better accommoda-
tions for the Society, 2. 468. Reports
• additional accommodations for the So-
ciety, 2. 476, 555. Of Nominating
Committee, 2. 553. Report of the
Nominating Committee, 2. 558, 559.
Amount subscribed by, for the Library
and new Catalogue, 2. 603 H. Of com-
mittee to examine the Treasurer's ac-
counts, 2. 606. Elected Vice- President,
3 162; 4. 19, 272; 5. 29, 195. Vice-
President, 4. 378, 383, 391, 393, 424,
425, 429, 437. Of committee to examine
the Treasurer's accounts, 3. 1, 2. To
report further concerning the property
of the Society in the hands of the
Treasurer, 3. 2. Trust fund, given to
the Society, 3. 45^47 ; 5. 23, 190 ; 6.
10, 11 ; 7. 17 ; 10. 9, 167. Vote of
thanks to, 3. 47 ; 10. 20. Letier en-
closing the foundation of the trust
fund, 3. 49. Presents a letter giving
the history of the Ice-trade, 3. 51-60.
Of committee on larger accommoda-
tions, 3. 67. Letter referring to Mr.
Dowse's donation, 3. 109. The Sears
Memorial donated to the Society, 3.
156. Liberal donations from, 3. 168.
Remarks concerning a certain sealed
box, 3. 257. Signs a memorial re-
monstrating against a petition of the
Historic, Genealogical Society for a
change of its name, 3. '266-270. Letter
from', to Hon. 11. C. Winthrop on W: H.
Prescott, 4. 195. Invitation from, 4.
392. Society meets at his house, 4.
393. Declines re-election as Vice-Pres-
ident, 6. 19. Vote of thanks to, 6. 19,
20. Communicates F. Tudor's ' Me-
moir of the Ice-trade,' 7. 305. An-
nouncement of the death of, 12. 13.
Remarks on the occasion, by the Pres-
ident, 12. 13-15 ; by Rev. Dr. Lo-
throp, 12. 17. 18. Resolution adopted
by the Society, 12. 17. Portrait of,
presented to the Society, 13 100.
408
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
SEARS, Rev. EDMUND H., D.D., 14.818;
18. 183; 20. 410, 413, 417. Elected a
Resident Member, 3. 220. Accepts
membership, 3. 239. Donation, 4. 424,
430; 9. 2. His death, 14. xvi. Death
of, announced, 14. 201. Remarks on,
by the President, 14. 201. Remarks
by Dr. Peabody, 14. '202. Dr. Robbins
appointed to prepare a memoir of, 14.
202. ' Memoir of,' by Dr. Robbins,
18. 224-239. Birth and parentage, 18.
224. Autobiographical memoranda, 18.
224, 226. Early love of poetry, 18. 225.
Farm life, 18. f27. Enters Westfield
Academy, 18. 227. At Union College,
18. 227. College writings, 18. 228.
Influence of Dr. Nott, 18. 228. Begins
the study of law, 18. 229. Enters the
Divinity School at Cambridge, 18. 229.
Settled at Way land, 18. 229. At Lan-
caster, 18. 229. Returns to Wayland,
18. 230. Colleague to Dr. Field at Wes-
ton, 18. 231. Visits Europe, 18. 232, 233.
His character as a minister, 18. 233, 234.
His poetical and other writings, 18. 235.
Traits of character, 18. 236, 237. Illness
and death, 18. 237, 238. Inscription on
his gravestone, 18. 238. Marriage, 18.
238. Children, 18. 238. List of his
publications, 18. 238.
Sears, Edmund H., Jr., son of the preceding,
18. 228, 238.
Sears, Elisha, 19. 385 n.
Sears, Mrs. Ellen (Bacon), 18. 238.
Sears, Francis B., 18. 235 «., 238.
Sears, Rev. Freeman, i. 345.
Sears, Horace S., 18. 238.
Sears, Joshua M., 19. 357.
Sears, Katherine, 18. 238.
Sears, Lieut. Nathan, 15. 78.
Sears, Philip H., Esq., donation frOm, 9.
227; 10. 811.
Sears, Mrs. Philip H., 12. 147. Thanks
of the Society voted to, 12. 156.
Sears, Richard, 18. 224.
Sears, Robert, donation from, 2. 452.
Sears, Willarcl, 16. 354.
Sears, William, 16. 349, 352.
Sears Fund, 3. iv, 45-47; 5. 23, 190; 6.
10, 11; 7. 17; io.8,9, 167.
Sears Memorial. 3. 156.
Sears's shipyard, Boston, 19. 105.
Seat of Government, debate on location
of, in 1789, xx. 23.
Seaton, Hon. William W., Mayor of
Washington, i. 106 n. ; 15. 250.
Seaver, see Sever.
Seaver, Benjamin, Mayor of Boston, do-
nation from, 2. 508, 551.
Seaver, Ebenezer, n. 142.
Seavey, Thomas, 16. 264.
Seavey, William, Sen., 16. 264.
Seavie (Seavy), William, 14. 370; 16.
269.
Seaward, John, 16. 264.
Sebastian of Portugal, the Pretender, 10.
331.
Seccombe, Rev. John, 19 127.
Secession, 10. 398. See Civil War in the
United States, 1861-65.
Seeker, A. B., 15. 238 n.
Second Church, Boston, 2. 280 ; 7. 271 n. ;
18. 346; 20. 404, 406-408, 413, 415-
417. Transcript of the records of, 2.
342, 353. Donation from a committee
of, 2. 480. Copies of the early records
of, 17. 161.
Second Church in Salem, 2. 276; 16.
286 H.
Second Congregational Unitarian Soci-
ety, New York, 2. 5; 3. 208, 212.
Second Massachusetts Regiment at Get-
tysburg, 7. 155, 157.
Secondat, Charles de, Baron Montesquieu,
see Montesquieu.
Secondon, Indian, 18. 97 n.
Secretary of State, see names of States,
and also United States.
Secretary of State for the Home Depart-
ment, England, donation from, 3. 205.
Secretary o'f War, see United States War
Department.
Seddons, Mr., 17. 206.
Sedgwick, Catharine Maria, 20. 77 . Her
' Hope Leslie/ 20. 61, 76.
Sedgwick, Hon. Charles B., paper of, on
the use of negro soldiers, 6. 247, 248.
Sedgwick, Charles F., donation from, 2.
238.
Sedgwick, Henry Dwight, 17. 402; 18.
271.
Sedgwick, Gen. Robert, 2. 552 ; 20. 347.
Sedgwick, Theodore, LL.D., d. 1813, 3.
302. Portrait of, by Stuart, 16. 366.
Sedley, Catherine, 18. 256 n.
Seekonk, Mass., n. 426.
Seekonk (Seaconk) River, n. 28.
SEELEY, Prof. JOHN R., M.A., elected an
Honorary 'Member, 19. 243. Accepts
membership, 19. 265. His ' The Expan-
sion of England,' 20. 352.
Seever, Lieut. Thomas, 15. 75.
Segar, Hon. Joseph, donation from, 5.
440, 6. 1,470; 7-376
Segou, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Segourne family, 2. 209.
Segrave, Capt. Edward, 15. 77.
Seke, Robert, Earl of Scarsdale, see
Scarsdale.
Selby, John, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 266.
Selby, Thomas, 19. 105.
Selden, John, 8. 313.
Selden, Major Samuel, his powder-horn
given, 18. 431 ; 19. 103.
Seldin, Eben, n. 316.
Selectmen of Boston, see Boston.
Selectmen of Medford, see Medford.
Self ridge, Thomas O., 10. 52, 53 ; 12. 40 ;
19. 172, 178.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
409
Selkirk, Charles Douglas Hamilton, 1st
Earl of, 13. 101.
Selkrig, James, ix. 393, 395. A refugee
from Boston in 1776, 18. 268.
Selleck, John, 8. 29.
• Selling of Joseph/ by S: Sewall, 7. 161-
165.
Sellman, Capt. John, x. 205.
Sellon, Samuel, n. 142.
Selvvyn, William, 14 392.
Selyns, Rev. Henry, 8. 18, 19.
Semedo, F. Alvarez, his ' History of
China/ i. 112.
Sempervine as a medicine, 5. 395.
Semple, , 17. 201, 201 n.
Semple, John, n. 394, 395.
Semple, Robert, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 268.
Senate, see Congress of the United States,
and names of Legislatures by States'
names.
Seneca, 3. 384.
Seneca Indians, 19. 394.
Senegal, 6. 248.
Senes, Louis Andre, 20. 271.
SENTER, ISAAC, M.D., nominated a Cor-
responding Member, i. 102. Elected,
x. 102. Accepts membership, i. 104.
Sepalojett, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Separatists, Church of, in Plumbers'
Hall, London, 1567, 9. 376.
Sequanockon, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Sequasson, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
1 Serapis/ capture of, 3. 208, 2 14, 215. Ex-
tract from Cooper's ' Naval History/
relating to the wreck of the ' Bon-
homme Richard/ 3 215, 216.
Serbia, volume on, 2. 176.
Seres, William, see Sears.
Sergeant, Mr., 16. 107.
Sergeant, Abigail, Indian name for, 19.
414n.
Sergeant, Betsy, Indian name for, 19.
414 n.
Sergeant, Edward, Casco, 14. 126 n.
Sergeant, Edward, Newbury, marriage
of, 14. 151. Killed by 'Indians, 14.
129.
Sergeant, Col Erastus, his regiment, 7.
261.
Sergeant, J. D., engaged on the Ticon-
deroga trials, 5. 12.
Sergeant, .John, LL.D., d. 1852, 18. 280 ;
19 19, 19 «., 23.
Sergeant, Rev. John, d. 1749, 16 365; 19.
394, 395, 407 n., 409-412 n., 414.
Sergeant, Peter, 6. 339, 341 ; 12. 254,
374 ; 16. 107 ; 20. 324.
Sergeant, Stephen, 12. 117.
Sergius III., Pope, xx. 424.
Serjeant, John, a refugee from Boston
in 1776. 18. 267.
Serra, Abbe' Jose' Correa de, 17. 409, 413.
Letter to Dr. Bigelow from, 17. 412.
Serres, Jean de, xx. 425 n.
Servetus, Michael, 18. 393.
Servetus's Bible, 10. 455.
Service, Robert, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 268.
' Service de 1'Eglise/ x. 475.
Sessions Acts and Laws, 2. 577 n.-
580 n.
' Sessions Records, Lincoln County/ cited,
20. 167 n.
Sestini, Domenico, Abbe', 13 33.
Setawket (Asliford), L. I., 6. 69 n., 72 n.
Seven Oaks, Kent, monuments in the
church at, 14. 196.
Seven Years' War, u. 242.
Seventh Regiment, N. Y. S. M., donation
from, n. 499.
' Seventy-six Society/ 2. 509, 570 ; 16. 2.
Sever, Mr., 15. 324.
Sever, Caleb, 16. 53.
Sever, Charles W. (Sever &* Francis), 8.
61; 16.54.
Sever, Col. James Warren, xx. 155; 16.
54. Donations from, 5. 203; xx. 322,
500; 12. 79. Vote of thanks to, ix.
322. Letter from, to the Secretary of
the Massachusetts Historical Society,
7. 116, 117.
Sever, Mrs. James Warren, gift from the
executors of the will of, 16. 11.
Sever, Nicholas, A.M., his speech on the
death of Isaac Lothrop, i. 131. His
argument before the Council of Massa-
chusetts, with Mr. Dexter's prefatory
note, 16. 50-67.
Sever, Mrs. Penelope W., xx. 80.
Sever, Mrs. Sarah, 16. 54.
Sever, William, Kingston, n. 80.
Sever, William, Worcester, n. 10.
Sever, Hon. William, 1775, 10. 99; 16.
85 ; 19. 377.
Severet, Philip, 16. 278, 279.
Severns, Samuel, 17. 158.
Sevigne', Marie de Rabutin-Chantal, Mar-
quise de, 3. 385 ; 15. 40 n.
Sewall, Capt., 2 472.
Sewall, Mr., 16. 284.
Sewall, Rev. Charles C.( n. 261, 262.
SEWALL, Hon. DAVID, LL.D., d. 1825, i.
17 n., 27 n., 62, 133, 168, 483 n. ; 3. 195 ;
10. 164; 13. 297; 16. 85; 20. lf.9. His
death, i. xli, 385 n. Nominated a Res-
ident Member, i. 6. Elected, i. 16.
Donation from, i. 26. Notice of, by
Mr. Charles Deane, i. 389, 390. Sketch
of, 13. 295. His records of York
County, i. 27 n., 390. His topographi-
cal description of York, x. 51, 390.
His ' Narrative of Tutor Flynt's Jour-
ney to Portsmouth/ 16. 5-11.
Sewall, Elizabeth (Mrs. Hirst), letter
from her father, Judge Sewall, to, 12.
362.
Sewall, Mrs. Esther (Quincy), 4. 34; 13.
416.
Sewall, Gen. Henry, x. 308.
410
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Sewall, Henry, grandfather of the Chief
Justice Samuel', 12. c>79.
Sewall, Henry, father of the Chief Justice
Samuel, i. 389 ; 12. 379.
Sewall, Henry, royalist, 1775, n. 151.
Sewall, Jane, 13. 410.
Sewall, Jonathan, 13. 416, 417.
Sewall, Attorney- General Jonathan, d.
17%, 3. 191 ;-4. 31 M. ; 8. 351 ; 13. 56,
416?z. ; 14. 342; 15. 397; 19. 214, 215,
217. Letter of, to John Lowell, 14.
182-184.
SEWALL, JONATHAN, Chief Justice of
Canada, 13. 416 n. Nominated a Cor-
responding Member, i. 498. Elected,
i. 503.
Sewall, Jonathan M.,rf. 1808, his 'Eulogy
on Washington,' i. 131.
Sewall, Joseph (Sewall, Salisbury, fr Co.),
n. 308.
Sewall, Rev. Joseph, D.D., 7. 271 n. ; 12.
320, 324, 384; 13. 171, 174; 16. 51.
Notes on Sermons of, 2. 54. His
meeting-house used as a riding-school,
7. 216. Letter from N. Appleton to,
8. 213. Smibert's portrait of, engraved
by Pelham, 9. 199; 16. 399. Portrait
of, engraved by Hurd, 9 211. His
' Diary ' cited, 15. 174. His Sermon
on the reduction of Havannah, i. 79.
Sewall, Margaret, 13. 416.
Sewall, Mrs. Mary (Parker), I. 389.
Sewall, Mrs. Mary (Payne), 13. 416.
Sewall, Mrs. Rebecca (Dudley), 12. 366.
Sewall, Rufus K., 2. 13 n. Donation
from, 7. 152. f
Sewall, Samuel, d. 1775, 7. 197.
Sewall, Samuel, donation from, 10. 314.
Sewall, Samuel, Boston, 1765, 20. 7.
Sewall, Chief Justice Samuel, d. 1730, 2.
87 ; 3. 343 ; 4. 25(5 ; 5. 157 ; 8. -14, 16,
17, 22, 27; 10. 165; n. 151; 12. 108,
400; 14. 122;?., 163, 167, 306 ; 16. 102,
162; 17. 71, 87, 99, 110; 18. 18, 145;
19. 66, 109, 110, 329; 20. 160, 208,
211, 284, 321 n., 324, 325, 330, 346.
The Sewall Manuscripts, 2 87 n. Let-
ter directed to, relating to Dr. Cotton
Mather, 2. 266. Report of Mr. Sav-
age concerning, 2. 286, 287, 287 n.
His ' Diary ' offered for sale, 10. 316,
411. ' Diary of/ purchased, and placed
in the Library, n. 5, 33, 43. Com-
mittee on the publication of, n. 326.
Subscription started for the purpose,
ii. 334. Selections from the Letter-
book of, 12. 358-385. Petition of, for
the office of Chief Justice, 12. 379.
Character of, 13. 71. His 'Diary' to
be published in the ' Collections,' 13.
345. Letter of, to John Winthrop, 14.
199. Portrait of, by Smibert, 16. 279,
399. His interleaved almanacs pur-
chased by the Society, 17. 57. &ee
also ' Sewall Papers.' Leaves from the
' Diary of,' given, 18. 179. Extract
from the 'Diary of,' 20. 114. Quoted,
5. 162. His ' Selling of Joseph,' 7.
161-165. His 'Diary,' 12. 399, 409;
13. 240, 328; 14. 123 n., 136 n. ; 15. 174.
Essay on the resurrection of women,
12. 380-384.
Sewall, Judge Samuel, LL.D., d. 1814, i.
307; 4. 34; 10. 54, 03, 177; 19. 255.
Donation from, i. 68.
Sewall, Samuel, son of the first Chief Jus-
tice Samuel, d. 1751, 6/332; n. 151;
12. 366.
Sewall, Samuel, grandson of the first Chief
Justice, d. 1811, 15. 397;' 19. 148, 148 n.
SEWALL, Rev. SAMUEL, A.M., d. 1868,
10. 316. Nominated a Resident Mem-
ber, 2. 26. Elected, 2. 30. Accepts
membership, 2. 83. To be on Publish-
ing Committee for Vol. VI., third se-
ries of the Collections, 2 49. Present
at a meeting of the Society, 2. 50.
Letters from, 2. 87, 87 n., 550, 584.
Resigns membership. 2. 87. 607 n. Do-
nation from, 2. 261. Not ire of, 2.
607 n., 608 n. His death, 2. 608 n. His
'History of Woburn/ 2. 608 n.
Sewall, Hon. Samuel E., i. 461 n.', 2.
207 ; 14. 392 ; 19. 426 ; 20. 233.
Sewall, Stephen, Canada, 13. 416 n.
Sewall, Chief Justice Stephen, d. 1760,
13. 416>i. ; 20. 139-141, 144, 160.
Sewall, Major Stephen, 5. 35, 37; 12.
362 ; 13. 416 n. ; 18. 269 ; 20 163, 288,
289, 291, 291 n., 292n., 316, 317, 319,
320, 321, 324. Power of attorney to,
20. 312, 313. Letter to, from N. Jew-
ett, 20. 313, 314.
Sewall, Prof. Stephen, d. 1804, his fune-
ral oration on Prof. Winthrop, i. 18.
His oration on Holyoke presented, 5.
228 ; 6. 15 ; 10. 160.
Sewall, William B., 16. 125.
' Sewall Diary,' 12. 5, 29 ; 19. 286, 293,
391. Committee authorized to con-
tract for publishing, 12. 104. Revised
edition of the first two volumes of, 19.
251. See Sewall, Chief Justice Samuel.
Sewall farm, Brookline, a camping-ground
in the Revolution, n. 151.
' Sewall Papers,' 13. 71, 378. 4-^0 ; 14. 1,
26; 16. 162, 169, 279; 17. 67, 72, 75, 81 ;
18. 26, 32, 35, 179, 378, 406, 412, 415;
20. 119, 195. Vote to publish the
'Diary' as part of the 'Collections'
of the Society, 13. 345. A serial of
the ' Diary ' announced, 16. 154, 174.
The first volume of the ' Diary ' pub-
lished, 16. 368. Remarks by Dr.
Ellis on, 16. 369. Request of the com-
mittee on, granted, 16. 369. The sec-
ond volume of, published, 17. 288.
Letter of Mrs. Dumford referred to
the committee on the publication of,
18. 269. Cited, 17. 226 n. ; 20. 121.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
411
Seward, Anna, 14. 221, 222.
Seward, Frederick W., Esq., donation
from, g. 81.
SEWAKD, Hon. WILLIAM H., 4. 100; n.
276, 362 ; 13. 43 ; 16. 439, 448-450 ; 17.
381 ; 18. 30 si ; 19. 302. Election of, as
Honorary Member, 8. 256; acknowl-
edged, 8. 280, 481. His death, 12. xviii.
Death of, announced, 12. 290. Tribute
to him by the President, 12. 293-296.
By Hon. C. F. Adams, 12. 296-308.
Mr. Adams's tribute to the memory of,
13. 23.
Sewel, William, his ' History of the
Quakers ' cited, 18. 388 n.
Sewer, Henry, marriage of, 14. 151.
Sewer, Mrs. Mary, 14. 151.
Seyle, Henry, 10. 159.
Seymore, John, 15 117.
Seymour, Charles, Duke of Somerset, see
Somerset.
Seymour, Sir Edward, Viscount Conway,
see Conway.
SEYMOCK, Hon. HORATIO, elected an
Honorary Member, 15. 230. Gift from,
17. 233. Vote of thanks to, 17. 233.
Seymour, Rev. James, 8. 215.
Seymour, Rev. Richard, 18. 89, 93, 102,
105 n.
Shackford, Mary (Mrs. Nutter), 14. 152.
Shackford, William, 16. 265.
Shadrach, see Ninkins, F.
Shaffer, T. P., donation from, 2. 334.
Shaftesbury, Anthony A. Cooper, 1st Earl
of, 6 67».; 13. 109.
Shakers, 19. 399.
Shakespeare, William, 6. 26 ; 10. 416 ;
14. 44, 314; 15. 384; 16. 143, 410; 17.
303-306, 358; 18. 324; 19. 305; 20.
6-2, 180, 182, 208, 249, 349. Bust of,
placed in the Dowse Library, 3. 169,
170. Remarks of the President on
the Tercentenary Commemoration of
the birthday of, 7. 364-367. Refer-
ence by, to the custom of keeping
back witnesses, 8. 308. Verplanck's
edition of, n. 234. Inscription on the
tomb of, 17. 132. His ' Henry VIII.'
cited, 15 19 H.; 20 62 n. Citation from
his ' Measure for Measure,' 15. 284.
Shakleford, , 8. 172.
Shaler, Nathaniel, 6. 241. Letter from,
in regard to negro heroes, 6. 241.
Shaler, William, Consul at Algiers, 12.
309 ; 13. 26.
Shanakate, chief, 7. 440.
Shanamacknoegg Brook, Mass., 3. 217,
Shanghai, China, 7. 416.
Shanks, Thomas, spy, hanged, 7. 135.
Shannon, Richard Cutts, 20. 335.
Shannon, frigate, 20. 29. Her battle with
the ' Chesapeake,' 19. 379.
Shapleigh (Shapley), Major Nicholas,
13- 314; 14. 142; 18. 392 n.; 20. 402.
Shapleigh, Samuel, 6. 299.
Shapley, Lieut. John, killed by Indians,
14. 142.
Sharon, Mass., 4. 390; 12. 52, 408, 417;
15. 5. Plan of, i. 8.
Sharp, Rev. Daniel, D.D., 10. 442. Do-
nation from, 2. 265.
Sharp, Deacon Gibbins, n. 141 ; 16. 286,
293.
Sharp, Granville, 15 231 n. ; 20. 155. His
letter on American Bishops, i. 67. And
the Somerset Case, 7. 319, 324, 325.
His 'Journal' quoted, 7. 322. Quotes
Blackstone on slavery, 7. 325.
Sharp, John, 15. 157.
Sharp (Sharpe), John, Muddy River, 2.
329. Letter written by, 2. 329, 329 n.,
330.
Sharp, Martha, 2. 329 n.
Sharp, Robert, 2. 329 n.
Sharp (Sharpe), Samuel, 4. 155; 5. 366;
10. 97; ii. 177.
Sharp, Stephen, 2. 330 n.
Sharp, Tabitha, 11. 291.
Sharp, Thomas, n. 291.
Sharp, William, 2. 330 n.
Sharpe, John, see Sharp.
Sharpe, Jonathan, acquitted by court-
martial, 15. 158.
Sharpe, Thomasin Elizabeth, donation
from, 15. 253. Vote of thanks to, 15.
253.
Sharpe, W., 13 103.
Sharpless, James, 13. 131; 14. 161. Cray-
on likeness of Washington by, 14. 160.
Sharrock, Robert, his ' De Officiis,' 18.
428.
Shattuck, Messrs., i. 354.
Shattuck, Benjamin, M.D., 18. 163.
Shattuck, Mrs. Betsey (Miles), 18. 155.
Shattuck, Mrs. Clarissa, 18. 155.
Shattuck, George C., M.D., 17. 295 n.,
447 ; 18. 163. Contributes to purchase
the Society's building, i. 465 n.
Shattuck, George O., 19. 356.
Shattuck, Job, 5. 16; 14. 76.
Shattuck, John, Aslib/j, 18. 155.
Shattuck, John, Watertown, 18. 163.
SHATTUCK, Hon. LEMUEL, i. 435, 445,
451, 456, 464, 473, 479, 487, 494; 4. 240;
8. 61 ; 17. 243, 295, 295 n. ; 18. 154. His
death, i. xliii ; 4. 147. Nominated a
Resident Member, ^ 428. Elected, i.
434. Allowed to take newspapers from
the Library, i. 446. Donation from, i.
487. Present at meetings of the Soci-
ety, 2. 12, 14, 15, 21, 28, 67, 79, 83, 84,
86, 88, 90, 92, 94, 102, 104, 109, 117,
129, 132, 135, 137, 139, 142-146, 149,
171, 172, 176-178, 182, 183, 213, 215,
218-220, 222, 223, 225, 227, 233-236,
238, 239, 306, 309, 314, 318, 324, 329,
335, 340, 352-354, 356, 376-378, 380,
382, 383, 385, 389, 411, 412, 414, 415,
417, 419, 421, 429, 430, 441, 450-452,
412
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
SHATTUCK, Hon. LEMUEL (continued).
454, 457, 458, 400, 470, 472, 473, 478,
479, 486, 497, 499, 503, 507, 513, 525,
529, 534, 536, 542, 547, 548, 551, 652,
654, 659, 571, 581, 585, 693, 604, 607.
Donations from, 2. 20, 93, 106, 116, Ic3,
147, 170, 171, 188, 214, 233, 383, 428,
429, 442, 471, 685. Of committee to
obtain certain manuscript papers from
Gen. Hoyt and Mrs. Hickman, 2. 20.
Moves to effect exchange of Sparks's
'Life, etc., of Washington,' for the
Collections, 2. 27. Of committee to
petition the Massachusetts Legislature
concerning the public documents, 2.
27. Action of committee deferred, 2.
29. To be on Publishing Committee
for Vol. VI., third series of the Col-
lections, 2. 49. Of Scrutinizing Com-
mittee, a. 87, 135, 313, 473, 496, 540.
Of committee to aid the sale of the
Collections, 2. 88, 89. Reports arrange-
ment for selling the Collections, 2. 89.
Statement regarding the papers do-
nated by J. Williams, 2. 92. A mem-
ber of the firm of Russell, Shattuck,
& Co., 2. Ill n. To act as Recording
Secretary pro tempore, 2. 173, 217, 417.
Of Committee on Lectures, 2. 176, 227.
Request from, in behalf of Messrs.
Wiley & Putnam, 2. 354. Request con-
cerning an exchange of certain books,
2. 376. His set of Massachusetts Laws,
2. 376. Of committee to procure a copy
of the ' American Archives,' 2. 418.
Report of the committee, 2. 420. Reads
biographical sketches, 2. 459. Of com-
mittee to examine the Treasurer's ac-
counts, 2. 485, 625. Report on the
Treasurer's accounts, 2. 527. -Com-
municates the journal of Deacon Wil-
liam Parkman, 2. 528. Action to be
taken with regard to certain important
exchanges for the Society, 2. 549. Ex-
hibits two manuscript volumes, 2. 550.
Communicates a deposit of the Diary
of Rev. David Hall, 2. 658. Donation
from, 3. 88. Of committee to solicit
historical matter from towns, 3. 89.
Of committee to collect Acts of Par-
liament referring to Colonial affairs, 3.
110. ' Memoir of,' by Charles Hudson,
18. 155-165. $irth, 18. 155. Educa-
tion, 18. 155, 156, 163. A teacher, 18.
156. Organizes the first Sunday-school
in Michigan, 18. 156. Engages in trade
at Concord, 18. 156. Interest in public
schools, 18. 156, 157. Membership in
various societies, 18. 157. Political
offices, 18. 158. Publications, 18. 158-
163. His 'History of Concord,' 18.
159, 160. Report on the sanitary sur-
vey of the State, 18. 160, 161. His
system of genealogical records, 18.
161, 162. His family, 18. 163. Traits
of character, 18. 164, 165. His ' His-
tory of Concord ' cited, 16. 156.
Shattuck, Mrs. Ruth, 18. 163.
Shattuck, Samuel, 18. 183, 357, 360, 361,
889.
Shattuck, Walter, donation from, 2. 469.
Shattuck, William, d. 1672, 18. 159, 163.
Shattuck, William, Watertown, 1695, 6.
349.
Shaw, Capt., 19. 363, 368, 372.
Shaw, Lieut., 4. 266 ; 15. 84.
Shaw, Miss, 12. 66.
Shaw, Abigail Adams (Mrs. Felt), 14. 115.
Shaw, Lieut. Amos. 15. 75.
Shaw, Benjamin, 16. 265.
Shaw, Benjamin S., M.D., donations
from, 4. 437 ; 5. 1, 159 ; 6. 20 ; 7. 1, 168,
279, 347 ; 8. 254 ; 9. 177, 467 ; xx. 500.
Shaw, Charles, his ' History of Boston '
cited, 15. 179.
Shaw, Mrs. Eliza (Knapp), wife of Judge
Lemuel Shaw, 10. 61.
Shaw, Mrs. Elizabeth (Smith), I. 391 :
14. 115.
Shaw, Mrs. Hope (Savage), wife of Judge
Lemuel Shaw, 10. 62.
Shaw, Ichabod, gives Governor Carver's
sword, i. 88. Letter from, about the
sword, r. 88 n. Donations from, x. 113,
114. Letter and memorandum from, x.
114n.
i Shaw, John, fisherman, 3. 337.
Shaw, Lieut. John, 15. 77.
Shaw, Rev. John, i, 391 ; 8. 90 ; xo. 50 :
14. 115.
Shaw, Joshua, 16. 265.
Shaw, Lemuel, son of Judge Shaw, 10. 62 ;
19. 356.
SHAW, Hon. LEMUEL, LL.D., i. 451, 475,
482, 485 ; 2. vi, 153 ; 4. 66, 167 ; 8. 99,
146; 9. 193; xx. 56, 68, 82; 12. 439;
13. 3, 22, 422, 427,458; 14. 41, 392;
16. 377; 17. 415; 18. 46; 19. 59, 176,
176 n., 260; 20. 35, 236, 272. His
death, i. xliii ; 5. ix, 173, 187, 224 ; 6.
322; 7. 305; 10 65. Nominated a
Resident Member, i. 436. Elected, i.
446. Contributes to purchase the So-
ciety's building, i. 465 n. His position
in the photograph of the group of
members, 2. vi, vii ; 3. 32 a. Present
at meetings of the Society, 2. 12, 17,
33, 46, 50, 51, 62, 86, 123, 132, 216, 234,
300, 389, 429, 455, 493, 599. Remarks
from, 3. 109. Exhibits a map drawn
by Herman Moll, 3. 37. Narrates inter-
view concerning the battle of Bunker
Hill, 3. 99. Of committee to take ac-
tion concerning the Dowse Library,
3. 107-109. Signs a memorial to the
Legislature against a petition of the
Historic, Genealogical Society for a
change of its name, 3. 266-270. His
opinion of Dr. L. V Bell, 7. 56. Re-
marks on, 5. 174-177. ' Memoir of/
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
413
by Hon. B. F. Thomas, 10. 50-79.
Settles in Boston, 10. 53. His interest
in public affairs, 10. 55. In the Con-
vention of 1820, 10. 57. Trial of Judge
Prescott, 10. 58. His marriage, 10. 61.
His writings, 10. 62. Appointed Chief
Justice, 10. 63. Estimate of his labors,
10. 65-79.
Shaw, Mason, 15. 77.
Shaw, Rev. Oakes, ip. 50.
Shaw, Robert G. (Tuckerman, Shaw, $•
Royers), 7. 395; II. 308; 18. 281. Con-
tributes to purchase the Society's build-
ing i. 465 w. Contributes to the fund
for reprinting certain volumes of the
Collections, 2. 347, 368.
Shaw, Sally, 13. 381).
Shaw, Samuel, 10. 62.
Shaw, Major Samuel, 2. 309 ; 6. 395 ; 12.
63, 65. His ' Journals,' 7. 395.
Shaw, Sarah (Mrs. Rusself), 18. 281.
Shaw, Solomon, 15. 75 n.
Shaw, Southworth, donation from, i. 114.
Shaw, Mrs. Susannah Hayward, wife of
Oakes, 10 51.
Shaw, William, donation from, i. 191.
SHAW, WILLIAM SMITH, A.M., i. 187,
188, 193, 199, 215, 222, 225, 229, 230,
236, 249, 257, 259, 277, 281, 283, 284,
289, 335-337, 339, 345, 348, 350, 369,
389; xi. 145; 12. 24; 17. 403; 18.
401 n.; 19. 176, 176 n. His death, i.
xlii. Nominated a Resident Member,
i. 175. Elected, i. 186. Of committee
to select a place for sale of the Collec-
tions, i. 188. Elected Librarian, i. 188,
193. Of committee to obtain return
of articles from S. Turell, i. 194. Of
committee to collect and count votes,
i. 225. Letter of Mr. Bartlett ad-
dressed to, i. 257 n. Of committee to
have pamphlets bound, i. 335. Notice
of, by Mr. Smith, i. 391, 392. Mr.
Savage appointed to prepare a memoir
of, i. 394. A member of the Anthol-
ogy Club, 2. 388 n.
Shawmut, 16. 198, 206. Letter of J.
Hammond Trumbull, on the significa-
tion of the Indian name, 9. 376.
Shawmut Church, Boston, 10. 107.
Shawmut Street, Boston, 6 28.
Shawomet, 5. 402 ; 6. 59-62.
Shayler, Capt., 4. 219 ; 13. 352, 362.
Shays, Daniel, I. 422 ; 3. 296, 296 n. ; 13.
130 n. Act and Proclamation for the
apprehension of, 3. 179, 180. Burial-
place of, 8. 257.
Shays's Rebellion, 3. 179, 180 ; 5. 16 ; xx.
58 ; 19. 390.
SHEA, JOHN GILMAKT, LL.D., 3. 33; n.
152; 14. 242. Elected a Correspond-
ing Member, 3. 37. Translates the
narrative of Father Druillettes, 3. 33.
To receive the thanks of the Society
for his contribution, 3. 35. Donation
from, 3. 37, 38 ; 7. 100. His edition of
Charlevoix's 'New France' cited, 14.
126 n., 128 n.
' Sheaf of Years,' 3. 213.
Sheafe, Capt. Edward, 13. 190.
Sheafe, Jacob, 20. 6. 210.
Sheafe, Sampson, 6. 350 ; 14. 148 n. ; 18.
141.
Sheafe Street, 6. 32.
Sheaffe, Gen. -Roger H., n. 494.
Sheaffe, Sampson, see Sheaf.
Shearjashub, Bourne, 15. 397.
Shearman, Mrs., 20. 129, 135.
Shedd, William B., donations from, 2.
466, 539 ; 3. 126; 4. 384; 5. 86 ; 6. 361.
Shed's Neck, 3. 282.
Shee, Capt., 8. 385, 389.
Shee, Bertie, 8. 389.
Sheffield, Edmund, Duke of Buckingham-
shire, see Buckinghamshire.
Sheffield, Rev. Edward, 17. 256 n.
Sheffield, John, Marquess of Normanby
and Duke of Buckinghamshire, see Buck-
inghamshire.
Sheffield, John Baker Holroyd, Lord, his
' Observations on American Trade/ I.
48.
Sheffield, Mass., 12. 404, 406, 413.
Sheffield, N. B., 17. 209, 210.
Shelburne, Charles Petty Fitz-Maurice,
1st Earl of, 12. 418.
Shelburne, Henry Petty, Earl of. 12.
406 n., 418.
Shelburne, William Petty Fitz-Maurice,
2d Earl of, 1st Marquis of Lansdowne,
see Lansdowne.
Shelburne, Mass., 12. 408, 418.
Shelburne, N. S., 18. 268; 19. 232, 237, 238.
Shelburne Falls, Mass., 19. 426.
Sheldon, Hon. George, xx. 317. His
sketch of Parson Williams 's Home-
stead, i. 262 n. Extract from a letter
of, relating to the ' St. Regis Bell/ n.
312-314. Granted leave to consult
and copy from the Williams manu-
script, 12. 213, 231.
Sheldon, Rev. Gilbert, letter of Stephen
Goffe to, 13. 343, 344.
Sheldon, Sir Richard, n. 173 n.
Shelf -catalogue, 10. 147. Report of
Standing Committee on, 10. 4.
Shelf-room, need of more, 4. 15 ; 5. 27.
Shelley, Percy Bysshe, 16. 408 ; 19. 205.
Shelly, Capt. Giles, 12. 422.
Shelter Island, 6. 66 «., 67 n.
Shelton, Samuel, 15. 81 n.
Shcnstone, William, i. 363.
Shepard, Capt., 15. 362.
Shepard, C., 19. 102.
Shepard, Capt. Enoch, 17. 191, 191 n., 195.
Shepard, Rev. Jeremiah, 5. 155 ; 8. 13,
22, 27. Legacy to, 5. 155. General
Election Sermon of, 2. 294 n.
Shepard, Joseph, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 268.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Shepard, Samuel, B.C. 1685, 8. 28.
Shepard, Rev. Samuel, H.C. 1058,8. 12,
21, 26. Legacy to, 5. 154.
Shepard, Mrs. Thomas, Cambridge, legacy
to, 5. 154.
Shepard, Mrs. Thomas, Charlestons, 12.
361.
Shepard, Rev. Thomas, H.C. 1676, 8. 23,
27.
Shepard, Re». Thomas, Cambridge, d.
1649, 3. 288; 10. 159, 164, 326; n.
201 ; 14. 304 ; 17. 129, 342, 348. The
Diary of, 2. 492 H., 493 n. Manuscript
copy of the Diary presented to the
Society, 2. 492, 492 n., 493 n. De-
scription of the Diary, 2. 493 n. His
birth and education, 2. 493 n. His
death, 2. 493 n. Legacy to, 5. 155."
Witness to will, 5. 155.
Shepard, Rev. Thomas, Charhstown, H.C.
1653, (/. 1677, 3. 318; 8. 12, 21, 25; 13
375; 20. 121, 180. His Election Ser-
mon, i. 10. Manuscript notes by, i.
81. General Election Sermon of, 2.
293 n. 'New England Lamentation'
cited, 6. 74.
Shepard, Gen. William, see Shepherd.
Shepard, Lieut.-Col. William, 15. 78, 160.
Shepard Congregational Society in Cam-
bridge, 2. 147 H., 148 n. ; 17. 136.
Shepcott, Thomas, 12. 108.
Shephard, David, 15. 78 n.
Shepherd, Mr., Taunton, winding-machine,
5. 264, 267.
Shepherd, Isaac F., donation from, 15. 229.
Shepherd, Rev. Nathaniel, Attleboro\ 8 222.
Shepherd, Thomas, 19 45.
Shepherd (Shepard), Gen. William, n.
13; 17. 191.
Shepley, Judge Ethen, 4. 93; n. -3; 14.
173.
Sheppard, Major, 15. 96.
Sheppard, Lieut. John, Jr., 13. 78, 78 n.
Sheppard, John H., donation from, 8.
480 ; 10 33.
Shepway, John, 16. 269.
Sherbon Town, former name of Nan-
tucket, 3. 26.
Sherborn, Cnpt. Samuel, 17. 106.
Sherborn, Mass., 3. 367, 397; 12. 394,
395, 398; 17 154, 338.
Sherburn, Elizabeth (Mrs. Sanburn), 14.
150.
Sherburne, M^ajor, 15. 160.
Sherburne, Dorothy (Mrs. Wendell), 16.
8n.
Sherburne, Henry, 16. 264.
Sherburne, Major Henry, report of, 4.
304-306.
Sherburne, John, Sen., 16. 264.
Sherburne, Hon. John S., 20. 335.
Sherburne, Jos., 7. 224.
Sherburne, Joseph, 13. 417.
Sherburne, Samuel, 14. 125 n., 127 ; 16.
265, 272, 274 ; 17. 224.
Sherburne, William, 7. 214.
Sherburne, Mass., see Sherborn.
Sheridan, Algernon Brinsley, 16. 473.
Sheridan, Mrs. Mary L. (Motley), 16.
473.
Sheridan, Gen. Philip H., 17. 461.
Sheriff, Major William, 8. 369 ; 14. 80.
Sherley, sec. Shirley.
Sherlock, Rt. Rev. Thomas, his ' Trial of
the Witnesses of the Resurrection,' i.
218.
Sherlock, Rev. William, D.D., 6. 18; 19.
236. His ' Discourse concerning Death,'
18. 428. 'Concerning a Future Judg-
ment,' 18. 428. ' Concerning the Divine
Providence,' 18. 428. His 'Knowledge
of Christ,' 18. 428. His ' Defence of
Stillingfleet's Unreasonableness,' 18.
430. ' Vindication of the Defence,' 18.
430.
Sherman, Lieut. Asaph, 15. 75.
Sherman, Bezaleel, 8. 13, 22, 26.
Sherman, Lieut. Duncan, 12. 1.
Sherman, James, 15. 170.
Sherman, Rev. James, 2. 449 n.; 17. 263,
270-272, 280.
Sherman, Ensign John, steward of Har-
vard College^ 5- 63, 156.
Sherman, Rev. John, 17. 348. Letter
from, to the Roxbury church. 17.
142.
Sherman, Joseph, 4. 256, 257.
Sherman, Hon. Roger, 3. 28 ; 10. 421 ;
ii. 23; 14. 104; 15. 393. On slavery,
6. 136, 140, 141, 145, 146.
Sherman, Samuel, 13. 233.
Sherman, William, 3. 28.
Sherman, Maj.-Gen. William T., 15 190;
17. 239, 359.
Sherry, Miss, 19. 217.
Sherwell, Nicholas, autograph of, 14.
frontispiece. Indenture of, with David
Thomson, and facsimile of same, 14.
* 382-385. Sketch of, 14. 360.
Sherwell, Rev. Nicholas, 14. 366.
Sherwell, Thomas, 14. 360.
Sherwin, Richard, u. 395.
Sherwood, Mr., 14. 365. '
Sherwood, Mr. and Miss, n. 20.
Sherwood, Adiel, donation from, 2. 315.
Shewell, A. L., donation from, u. 84.
Shewmaker, John Parker, 3. 338.
Shield, Robert, 3. 260.
Shields, J. B., 6. 40.
Shields, James, 3. 260.
Shimmin, William, n. 308.
Shinnits, George, naturalized, 4. 362.
Ship, tavern, 18. 344.
Ship-canal, project of, 3. 75-77.
Ship-tombs, 13. 9.
Shipley, James, gift of, 4. 52.
Shipley, Rt. Rev. Jonathan, his 'Propa-
gation Society Sermon,' i. 20. His
speech on the Massachusetts Charter
Bill, x. 20.
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415
Shippard, dipt. Thomas, portrait of, by
Smibert, 16. 474.
Shippard, Mrs. Thomas (Lee), portrait
of, by Smibert, 16 474.
Shippen, Mr., 6. 341.
Shippen, Edward, Esq., donation from,
g. 247 ; 10. (J3.
Shippen, Margaret, portrait of, by Major
Andre:, exhibited, 9. 461.
Shippen, Dr. William, 4. 69.
Shippensburgh, Penn., 17. 200, 200 n.,
201 n.
Ships, construction of early Scandina-
vian, 13. 0.
Ship way, John, 16. 264.
Shirlev, , letter from, 2. 499.
Shirley, John, 13. 416 n.
Shirley, Maria Catharina (Mrs. Erving),
16. 388.
Shirley or Sherley, Sir Robert, 10. 30 n.
Shirley, Goo. William, i. 6; 2 95 ; 4. 43; 8.
36, 22 i ; 10. 9:5, 94 ; 12. 271, 320, 321 n.,
402 n., 405, 407, 414 ; 13. 18r; 14. 263;
15. 179; 16. 388; 20. 122, 210, 294.
His conference with the Indians, I. 19,
130. Journal of the siege of Louis-
burg, 1. 19. Correspondence with Gov.
Wentworth and Gen. Pepperell, i. 22.
Removal of Gov. Belcher from office,
3. 216. Letters by, presented, 5. 485.
And Frances his wife, 10 348.
Shirley, Mass., 12. 407. Named for Gov.
Shirley, 12. 414.
Shirreff, see Sheriff.
Shoop, , 17. 203.
Shop-bill, an old, 14. 200.
Shorey, Mrs. Mary, 14. 151.
Shorey, Samuel, marriage of, 14. 151.
Short, Mr., 5. 355.
Short, Henry Clay, gift from, 20. 231.
Short, James, F.R.S., 15. 12.
4 Short Discourse on the Doctrine of our
Baptismal Covenant/ 18 427.
'Short Story of the Rise, Reign, and
Ruin of Antinomianism,' authorship
of, 3. 257.
'Shorter Catechism,' 18. 421.
Shove, Rev. Seth, 8. 28.
Shovel, Sir Cloudesley, 12. 367.
Show-cases, 5. 21, 28.
Shrewsbury, Charles Talbot, 1st Duke
of, 12. 402 n., 412 ; 13. 106.
Shrewsbury, George Talbot, 14^ Earl
of, 12. 412.
Shrewsbury, Mass., 10. 137; 12.404,412;
16 67, 68, 85-87, 89, 90, 92-94, 96 ; 17.
338.
Shrigley, James, donation from, n. 500.
Shrimpton, Mr., 6. 339, 349.
Shrimpton, Epaphras, 16. 104.
Shrimpton, Richard, 16. 264.
Shrimpton, Co!.. Samuel, 12. 116, 289;
16. 31)6 ; 17. 52, 53. Death of, 9 493.
Shubrick, Commodore William B., 12.
309.
Shuckford, Mrs. Elizabeth, 14. 152.
Shuckford, John, marriage of, 14. 152.
Shueber, Samuel, 17. 228^
Shumacastasant Brook, 3. 217, 218.
Shurt, Abraham, the father of American
conveyancing, 5. 510.
Shurtleff, Benjamin, 13. 389.
Shurtleff, Benjamin, M.D., 13. 389.
Shurtleff, Capt. Nathaniel B., Jr., 13.
390.
SHURTLEFF, Hon. NATHANIEL B., M.D.,
1. 114 n., 346 n., 369, 385 »., 503 n. ; 3.
133 ; 4. 145, 14(5 ; 6. 40 ; 7. 276 n., 477 ;
8. 9, 19, 24, 34, 275, 279, 439 ; 10. 34,
175 ; 12. 8, 173, 181, 250, 264 ; 13. 380 ;
14. 25, 64, 154; 15. 365; 17. 20, 22,
130,166-170; 18. 431; 19. 118; 20.
38. His death, i. xliv; 13. xviii. One
of the twenty-six members in the
hcliotype frontispiece, 2. vii ; 3. 32 a.
Nominated a Resident Member, 2. 363.
Elected, 2. 364. Accepts membership,
2. 365. Present at meetings of the
Society, 2. 370, 372, 374, 376, 378, 380,
382, 383, 385, 389, 411-415, 417, 419,
421, 422, 424, 426, 429, 430-432, 434,
441, 443, 445, 450-452, 451-458, 462,
466, 468-470, 472-479, 481, 483, 486,
489, 490, 493, 495, 497-499, 503, 507,
511, 513, 525, 529, 533, 534, 537, 539,
542, 547, 548, 551, 552, 554, 559, 571,
583, 585, 593, 596, 599, 606, 607. Of
committee to arrange the ballot for
officers, 2. 370. Of committee to ex-
amine into the state of the Treasury,
2. 370. Report of the same, 2. 371.
Donations from, 2. 372, 373, 385, 411,
412, 419, 424, 428, 442, 444, 455, 460,
466, 468, 477, 480, 483, 496, 508, 524,
553, 555, 593, 606 ; 3. 1, 31, 36, 40,
110, 204; 4. 133, 139, 197, 22(J, 235,
879, 424, 438; 6. 23, 470; 7. 408; 8.
280; 10. 117, 135, 484; n. 158, 501;
12. 67. Of Publishing Committee to
prepare Vol. L, of the fourth series of
the Collections, 2. 380. Of Scrutiniz-
ing Committee, 2. 384, 569, 582. Of
committee to count the votes for elec-
tion of officers, 2. 386. Recording Sec-
retary pro tempore, 2. 415, 418, 421, 428,
431, 435, 445, 473, 496, 498, 548, 584,
596, 606. Of committee to examine
the Treasurer's accounts, 2. 424. Re-
port on the Treasurer's accounts, 2.
425. Requests permission to copy a
portion of the ' Mather Manuscripts,'
2. 459. Exhibits impressions of seals,
2. 475. Of con*iittee to revise the
By- Laws, 2. 478. Of committee to
contract for a catalogue of the Libra-
ry, 2. 479. Presents a request from the
Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 2.
480. Of committee to consider the re-
quest of the Pennsylvania Historical
Society, 2. 480. Of Standing Com-
416
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
SHURTLEFF, Hon. NATH'L B. (continued).
mittee, 2. 488, 528. Of committee to
consider what in the Collections might
be useful to the Boston Society of
Natural History, 2. 490. Communi-
cates a request from Ellis Ames, 2.
492. Of committee to prepare Vol.
II. of the fourth series of the Collec-
tions, 2. 492. Report of the commit-
tee on the matter pertaining to the
Boston Society of Natural History, 2.
496, 497. Of committee to consider
the subject of compensation for mak-
ing the catalogue, 2. 526. Elected
Cabinet-Keeper, 2. 559; 3. 29, 80, 162;
4. 19, 272. Cabinet-Keeper, 2. 559 ; 4.
6, 52, '286; 5. 18. Of committee on
the Library and Catalogue, 2. 583
Communicates a request from Mr.
Samuel Andrews, 2. 592. Amount
subscribed by, for the Library and
new Catalogue, 2. 603 n. To report
the number of articles in the Cabinet
department, 2. 605. Reports the de-
livery of the Franklin garments to Mr.
Greenough, 2. 605. Reports the return
of the Franklin clothes, 2. 606. Efforts
to recover the ' History of Plymouth,'
3. 20-22, 24. Of committee on amend-
ment of the charter, 3. 31, 32. State-
ment concerning the delivery of Father
Ralle's box, 3. 40. Of committee to
obtain books from the Commonwealth,
3. 41. Of committee on enlarged ac-
commodations, 3 42, 43. Of commit-
tee to obtain additions to the trust
fund, 3. 48. To perfect the list of
Massachusetts State Papers, 3. 86. Of
committee to prepare circular soliciting
historical matter, 3. 89. The arrange-
ment of the Dowse Library, 3 125,
161, 169, 174, 203, 204. Communicates
a donation of the Sears Memorial,
framed, 3. 156. To report concerning
the condition of the Cabinet, 3. 203.
Signs a memorial against a petition of
the Historic, Genealogical Society for
a change of its name, 3. 266-270. Re-
port of Cabinet-Keeper for the years
ending April, 1858, 4. 18 ; 1859, 4. 249-
251 ; 1860, 5. 27, 28. Elected Libra-
rian of the Society, 5. 195; 6. 19; 7.
26. Librarian, 5. 196, 218, 223 ; 6. vii ;
7. 100, 115, 139, 344, 351. Vote of
thanks to, 5. 29 ; 7. 364. Report of the
Librarian for the years ending April,
1862, 6. 13-16; 1863, 7. 20-23; 1864,
7. 355-359. Announces donations to
the Society, 6. 22. Communicates a
letter of T. W: W. Smart, 7. 361. Re-
marks on a letter of S. Melyen, 8. 231.
Elected a member of the Standing
Committee, 12. 225; 13. 21, 279. Re-
marks of, on ' Negro Election Day ' in
Boston, 13. 45. Gifts of, to the Library,
13. 265, 271. Death of, announced,
13. 367. Resolutions of the Society,
13. 367. Mr. C. C. Smith appointed to
prepare a memoir of, 13. 368. Notice
of his death in Mr. Winthrop's letter,
13. 369. ' Memoir of,' by C. C. Smith,
13. 389-395. Birth, 13. 389. Ancestry,
13. 3b9. Marriage, 13. 390. Publica-
tions, 13. 390-394. Trustee of Boston
Public Library, 13. 393. Mayor of
Boston, 13. 393. Other offices and
honors, 13. 394, 395. Sale of his copy
of the Bay Psalm Book, 15. 11. List
of maps of Boston prepared by, 6.
35, 37-40; 7. 475. Notice of Pldllis
Wheatley, 7. 270«., 271 n. Note on
maps of Boston, 7. 861, 362. Edits
the 'Bay-Psalm Book,' 10. 460. 'Topo-
graphical Description of Boston' by,
12. 72 ; 14. 64. His ' History of Bos-
ton ' cited, 17. 22n., 128.
Shurtleff, Mrs. Sally (Shaw), 13. 389.
Shurtleff, Mrs. Sarah Eliza (Smith). 13.
390.
Shurtleff, William, Marshfield, d. 1666, 2.
459; 13.389. 'Brief notice of,' 13. 391.
Shurtleff, Mrs. William, portrait of, pre-
sented to the Society, 2. 55.
Shurtleff, Rev. William, Portsmouth, N.H.,
d. 1747, 17. 69. Portrait of, presented
to the Society, 2. 55.
Shurtleff College, 10. 215.
Shute, Anne (Mrs. Offley), 12.416.
Shute, iiev. Daniel, D.I)., his funeral
sermon on Dr. Gay, x. 7. His Elec-
tion Sermon, i. 79.
Shute, Rev. Henry, 20. 279.
Shute, Michael, 12. 115.
Shute, Gov. Samuel, x. 55; 12. 289, 402,
404,406,416; 15-179; 16. 62, 3«8 ; 19.
105 ; 20. 32. His conference with the
Indians, I. 19. Petition of Samuel
Sewall to, for the office of Chief Jus-
tice, 12. 379.
Shutesbury, Mass., 12. 407. Named for
Gov. Shute, 12 416.
Siam, treaty between the United States
and (in Siamese), presented, g. 472.
Sibbs (Sibbes), Rev. Richard, D.D., ix.
201 ; 17. 340.
Sibley, Mrs., see Sedley, C.
Sibley, Elias, 14. 293.
Sibley, Hon. Henry H., donation from,
2. 459.
SIBLEY, Rev. JOHN L., A.M., 2. 66; 8.
47, 52, 100, 232, 261, 438, 439; 9 2,
217, 252, 466, 473; 10. 427; xx. 106,
163; 12. 8, 41, 51, 168, 257??., 269, 315,
329, 330; 13. 62, 255, 306; 15. 2, 274;
16. 177 ; 17. 263??.; 18. 5, 27, 244; 19.
74, 224 n., 225, 228, 244, 244 n.; 20.
186. Donations from, 2. 66, 101, 133,
303, 327, 346, 349, 351, 354, 361, 362,
364, 365, 371, 372, 375, 376, 383, 410,
412, 415, 418, 424, 430, 435, 444, 451, 459,
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
417
5
6.
469, 475, 477-479, 483, 486, 498, 511, 532,
539, 542, 551, 582, 584, 585, 596, 599, 606 ;
3 31, 32 a, 42, 43, 63, 85, 88, 126, 204,
239, 258, 265, 284; 4. 1, 51, 52, 129, 139,
146 197, 226, 284, 286, 309, 384, 438 ;
1 30, 45, 52, 87, 159, 203, 229, 319;
. 1, 16, 23, 333, 417 ; 7. 1, 21, 115,
279 338, 373; 8. 76, 171, 480; 9. 66,
255, 358, 368 ; 10. 86, 93, 314 ; n. 501 ;
13. 264. Nominated a Resident Member,
2. 328. Elected, 2. 334. Accepts mem-
bership, 2. 334. Present at meetings
of the Society, 2. 335, 338, 346, 350,
352, 356, 358, 360, 362, 365, 370, 372,
376, 377, 380, 385, 389, 411, 413, 417,
419, 421, 422, 426, 441, 445, 450-452,
454, 455, 466, 469, 470, 472, 473, 478,
479, 483, 498, 499, 503, 507, 513, 525,
533, 534, 537, 539, 542, 548, 551, 552,
554, 559, 671, 585, 593, 596, 599, 604,
607. Chosen Recording Secretary pro
tempore, 2. 350, 301, 370, 375, 459, 538.
Of Scrutinizing Committee, 2. 387, 440,
450, 470, 482, 501, 540. Of committee
to consider a proposed exchange, 2.
367. Of committee to assort the votes
for officers, 2. 453 n., 472. Permission
granted- to take the ' Massachusetts
Spy/ 2. 452. Announcement concern-
ing the locality of Popham's Settle-
ment, 2. 499. Reads a letter from
Lafayette to Dr. Thacher, 2. 533.
Reads a letter from Henry Dunster,
dated 1640, 2. 550. To procure copies
of certain tetters, 2. 550. Of com-
mittee to consider the request of the
Wisconsin Historical Society, 2. 556.
Of committee to assort the votes for
the election of officers, 2. 559. Com-
municates a letter from Rev. Samuel
Sevvall, 2. 584. Index furnished gra-
tuitously for Bradford's History, 3. 90.
To receive the thanks of the Society,
and a copy of the ' History/ 3. 90.
Statement in regard to Triennial Cata-
logues containing notes by Rev. Dr.
Pierce, 3. 205, 20B. Signs a memorial
remonstrating against a petition of
the Historic, Genealogical Society for
a change of its name, 3. 266-270.
Exhibits documents relative to the
battle of Lexington, 4. 26. Reads
sketch of Sir G: Downing, 5. 84. Pa-
per relating to the estate of J: Harvard
referred to, 5. 406. Statement of, re-
garding volumes of the accounts of
Harvard College, 6. 337-356. Manu-
script volume relating to the accounts
of Harvard College, 6. 342. Donation
of manuscript papers of B. Franklin
to Harvard College, 6. 354, 356.
Records and documents found in the
Hancock House, 6. 356. Of Publishing
Committee, 7. 300. On a copy of ' Para-
dise Lost' presented to Phillis Wheat-
ley, 7. 303. Requested to prepare a
history of the Triennial Catalogues of
Harvard College, 7. 349. The Har-
vard College Triennials, 7. 375, 375 n. ;
8. 9-75. His 'Notices of the Cata-
logues of Harvard College ' presented
to the Society, 9. 67, 252. Exhibits a
Harvard College monitor's bill, 10.
402-408. Vote of thanks to, 13. 264.
Granted leave to make extracts from
the manuscripts of Rev. Michael Wig-
glesworth, 12. 140. Presents a dona-
tion from Gen. Lefroy, 14. 196. Pays
a tribute to the memory of Dr. Sears,
14. 203. Delivers Dr. Pierce's Trien-
nial Catalogues, 17. 59. Gift from,
19. 62. Communicates particulars of
the early life of Judge Ames, 19. 59,
60. Speaks of Trumbull's portrait of
Gov. Gore, 19. 60. His 'Catalogues
of Harvard University/ 8. 9-75. His
' Notices of the Catalogues of Harvard
College/ 9. 67. His ' Harvard Gradu-
ates/ II. 334; 17. 246 n., 268 n., 344;
18. 119, 122 n., 320 n., 406; 19. 287.
Biographical sketch of Cyrus Eaton,
13. 438-445.
Sibley, Hon. Mark H., portrait of, 13. 67.
Sicard, Abbe Roch Ambroise Cucurron,
Mr. Perkins's account of a visit to his
school for deaf mutes, i. 365-367.
Sicily, 6. 436. Insurrection of slaves in,
6. 141.
Sickingen, Franz von, 20. 374.
Siddons, J. H , donation from, 8. 431.
Sidi Mehemet Ibrahim, 6. 123. Speech
of, 6. 124-126.
Sidney, Algernon, 8. 298, 309 ; 10. 100.
Sketch of, 10. 101, 102.
Sidney, F. C., map of Boston and vicin-
ity, 6. 40.
Sidney, Sir Philip, 13. 304; 15. 235 n.;
16.432, 446, 450; 20. 208.
Siege of Boston, 6. 38. Remarks by Mr.
Frothingham on, 14. 261-275. Letters
illustrating, 14. 275-285. Dorchester
Heights occupied, 14. 281. Diary of
Samuel Bixby, 14. 285-298.
Sierra Leone, service rendered bv negro
soldiers, 6. 248.
Sieyes, Emmanuel Joseph, Comte, 15. 54 n.
Sigismund, Emperor of Germany, 20. 376.
Signcrass, Lieut. George, 15. 86.
Signers of the Declaration of Indepen-
dence, 6. 30. List of the biographers
of, 15. 393.
Signet-ring, found on Richmond Island,
3. 185.
Sigourney, Andrew, 4. 353, 353 n. Fac-
simile of his signature, 4. 350.
Sigourney, Andrew, Jr., 4. 353 n.
Sigourney, Anthony, 4. 353 n.
Sigourney, Charles, 4. 353 n.
Sigourney, Charles, donation from,
Sigourney, Daniel, 4. 353 n.
116.
418
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Sigourney, Elisha, donations from, i. 26,
50, 84, 1-23, 138, 167.
Sigourney, Hannah, 4. 353 n.
Sigourney, Mrs. Mary, 4. 353 n.
Sigourney, Mary, daughter of the preced-
ing, 4. 353 n.
Sigourney, Susanna, 4. 353 n.
Sigourney Place. 6. 30.
Silas Bronson Library, Waterbnry, Conn.,
donation from the trustees of, n. 499.
Silbert, Lady Anne Archer, 19. 82 n.
Silesia, 7-491.
Silhouettes of George and John Wash-
ington, face 13. 126.
Silley, Mrs. Ann, 14. 151.
Silley, Thomas, marriage of, 14. 151.
SILLIMAN, BENJAMIN, LL.D , d. 1864,
12. 6. Nominated a Corresponding
Member, i. 198. Elected, x. 199. Let-
ter from, to Hon. R. C. Winthrop, on
W. H. Prescott, 4 227. 228. His death,
7 xiii. Announcement of the death
of, 8. 80, 81. His 'American Journal
of Science and Art,' 5. 295, 296 ; 8. 81 ;
12.261; 14. 15.
Silliman, Prof. Benjamin, M.D., 19. 60.
Silliman, Col. Gold Selleck, 16. 182.
Silsbee, Mary Crowninshield (Mrs.
Sparks), see Sparks.
Silsbee, Hon. Nathaniel, 10. 286.
Silsbie, family of, 6. 292.
Silsby, Mr., 16. 287 n.
Silsby, Daniel, n. 393.
Silsby, Enoch, 19. 282.
Silver, Lieut. James, 15. 81.
Silversmith, Indian, 19. 411. His ideas
of deity, 19. 413, 414.
Silvester, Capt. Nathaniel, owner of
Shelter Island, 6. 66n., 67 n.
Simcoe, Gen. John G., 17. 212, 378.-
Simkins, Deacon John, donations from,
i. 81, 146.
Simmons, Capt., 12. 423.
Simmons, Rev. George F., 2. 393.
Simms, see Symmes.
Simolin, At. de, n. 9.
Simon, , 7. 329.
Simon, Thomas, his ' Medals, Coins,
Seals, and other Works,' cited, 13. 233.
Simond, Samuel, 17. 157.
Simonds, Artemas, donations from, 2.
450, 469, 486. 524.
Simonds, Col. Benjamin, 17. 90, 92.
Simonds, Joshua, letter from, 8. 5.
Simonds, William, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 18. 268.
Simoni, Sfynor de, II. 223.
Sitnonides, 19. 272.
Simpkins, Rev. John, 20. 415. His de-
scription of Brewster, i. 190. His Or-
dination Sermon, i. 218.
Simpleton, Samuel, 6. 332.
Simpson, , 17. 201, 202 n.
Simpson, , shop of, at Providence,
injured, 8. 346.
Simpson, Mr., 4. 67.
Simpson, Mr., 7. 218.
Simpson, Mr., 14 83, 269.
Simpson, Mrs., 4. 67.
Simpson, Daniel, 20. 342.
Simpson, Ebenezer, n. 141.
Simpson, Gloster, 10. 421.
Simpson, Henry, 14. 131 n. Killed by In-
dians, 14. 132.
Simpson, John, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 268.
Simpson, John, hunter, Va., 17. 198, 198 n.
Simpson, Rev. John, 17. 801, 304.
Simpson, Jonathan, 8. 354; xx. 393, 395.
A refugee from Boston in 1776, 18. 268.
Simpson, Jonathan, extract from a letter
of, to Rev. Dr. Walter, 15 170.
Simpson, Hon. Joseph, 20. 169.
Simpson, Col. Samuel P., donation from,
9. 463.
Simpson (Symson), Rev. Sydrach, n. 201.
Simpson, Thomas, editor of the 'Ladies'
Diarij,' 7, 126.
Simpson & Davison, 3. 222.
Simpson estate, Cambridgt, 5 415.
Sims, Thomas, trial of, ii. 273.
Sims Case, 10. 73, 74, 78.
Simsbury, Conn., 16. 82 n.
Simson, Rev. Andrew, his ' Christian
Dictionary,' 18. 430?*.
Simson, Henry, Jr., donation from, i. 89.
Sinai, desert, 3. 207.
Sinapius, , 15. 244.
Sinclair, Capt., 12. 426.
Sinclair, Duncan D., 20. 192.
Sinclair, Capt. George, 14. 101.
Sinclair, Henry, Earl of Orkney (Zichmni),
see Orkney.
Sinclair, John, Archdeacon, 15. 380, 381 ;
19. 100, 121.
Sinclair, Sir John, I. 173 n. Letter to,
from Washington, 6. 115.
Sinclair, Sir William, 13. 355.
Sinclair family, 10. 349.
Singapore, commerce with, 7. 411, 417.
Singletary, Hon. Amos, 3. 297.
Singleton (Shyngleton), Hugh, 10. 482.
Singleton, John, grandfather of Copley the
artist, 12. 319, 320.
Singleton, John, QuinviUe Abbey, 12. 319.
Singleton, Mary, see Pelham, Mrs.
Sinking-fund of the Society, 16. 168,
169, 171 ; 18. 34, 412, 414, 415 ; 17. 74;
19. 295 ; 20. 195, 197. Vote proposed
by the Council to establish, 14. 319.
Adopted by the Society, 14. 327. Vote
of the Society in regard to, 15. 277.
Sinnebeelden, H., his ' History en Gods-
geleerdheid,' etc , cited, 13. 310.
Sintzenich, G. E., granted leave to copy
portraits in the Society's gallery, 12.
231.
Sisson, Akurs, Dartmouth, naturalized. 4.
362.
1 Sister Polly,' 20. 342.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Sixteen Shilling Purchase, 2. 291 n.
Sixteenth Regiment of British troops, 6.
481.
Sixtus IV., Pope, ii. 422, 422 n. "
Sjogren, A. J., 8. 188.
Skanandogh, John, Indian, 19. 411-413.
Skarlet, John, 12. 107.
Skates, Mr., 16. 107.
Skeen, Major, 4. 229.
Skeene, Col. Philip, 14. 341.
Skelton, Rev. Samuel, 5. 366 ; 10. 327 ; 17.
123, 125, 340, 346 ; 18. 298 ; 20. 65 n.
Skelton, W., 12. 429.
Skidwarres, Indian, 18. 89, 90, 100n.-103,
105-107, 109, 112.
Skiffe, Benjamin, 20. 168, 325.
Skiffe, Stephen, 20. 325.
SkifBii, Simeon, donation from, i. 89.
Skin of cats, wolves, bears, etc., used in
rheumatism, 5. 392, 393.
Skinner, Mr., 7. 231.
Skinner, Mr., 19. 175.
Skinner, Cortlandt, 14. 841.
Skinner, Francis, 20. 215. A refugee
from Boston in 1776, 18. 266.
Skinner, Nathaniel, Boston, naturalized,
4. 362.
Skinner, S., 19. 237, 239.
Skinner, Thomas, M.D., his ' Life of Gen-
eral Monk,' i. 48.
Skinner, William, 17. 182 n., 185, 188, 195,
106.
Skioldebrand, Swedish consul, 4. 315.
Skipton, Md., n. 199 n.
Slack, , 13. 250.
Slack, Charles W., donation from, 10.
469.
Slade, Daniel D., M.D., 2. 605. Desires
to have a copy of the portrait of John
Rogers, 2. 605. Donation from, 10. 206 ;
xx. 500.
Slade, James, City Engineer, Boston, 6. 40.
SLAFTER, Rev. EDMUND F., A.M., dona-
tion from, 10. 469; n. 500; 19. 285.
Elected a Resident Member, 19. 67.
Accepts membership, 19. 97. Appoint-
ed to prepare a memoir of Mr. Tuttle,
19. 125. Gift from, 20. 95. Exhibits
a photograph of the Royal Arms, 20.
231. Appointed to write a memoir of
Rev. Wm. S. Bartlet, 20. 395. His
' History and Causes of Incorrect Lati-
. tudes,' 19. 287.
Slare, Frederic, M.D., his ' Vindication of
Sugar,' 5. 391.
Slater's Mill, Pawtucket, 5. 267.
Slatom, Thomas, 19. 91.
Siatter, J., 6. 39.
Slaughter's Tavern, Md., 19. 71.
Slave-law in Virginia, 6. 129, 130.
Slave States, 6. 84.
Slave-trade, 6. 88, 98. Laws against,
passed in 1767 and 1774 in the Legisla-
ture of Massachusetts, defeated by in-
structions from England, 3. 201, 202.
419
George Keith, 6. 119, 120. Speeches
and remarks upon, by Sherman, Cabot,
Martin, and others, 6. 139-168. Ori-
gin and establishment of, in America,
6. 141. Articles of Confederation con-
cerning, 6. 151. Horrors of, 6. 154. In
England, 7. 313-326. Abolition of, 15
63 n.
Slaveholders, 6. 84, 234. Requests made
at the Convention of 1787, 6. 136.
Slavery, 10. 2H5, 301, 451, 477, 478; n.
272, 275, 357, 360 ; 15. 201. Ordinance
relating to, northwest of the Ohio, 2.8.
In Massachusetts, 3. 188-203; 6. 107,
108, 194 ; 7. 418 ; 10. 332-334, 343 ; 13.
293 ; 14. 329, 330. Cases with verdicts,
implying the non-existence of, in Mas-
sachusetts, 3. 191-195. Abolition, and
emancipation of the slaves, 3. 191-
195; 6. 79, 98, 106, 117-120, 136, 140,
142, 153-156, 165, 166, 196-200, 235,
236 ; 9. 151 ; 13. 293; 15. 53 n. Service
rendered by slaves in time of war,
6. 84, 85, 162, 180-182, 186-192, 194-
207, 214, 219-222, 224-233, 236-239.
Its evils and consequences, 6. 87, 98,
137, 138. Where protected by law,
6. 88. 89. Its growth, 6. 88, 92, 93,
106, 128, 133. Mr. A. H. Stephens
upon, 6. 89, 90. Opinions and letter
of Judge Taney on, 6. 90, 91 ; 9. 151;
12. 445-447. Propositions in regard
to the increase of, 6. 92. Justice
McLean on, 6. 92, 93. Questions of
citizenship, 6. 93, 94. Antagonism be-
tween the North and South^ 6. 97, 98.
Expressions against, in the Declara-
tion of Independence, 6- 98, 103, 135.
Opinions of Mr. Randolph and Mr.
Pinkney upon. 6. 98, 99. The Mis.
souri restriction enacted, 6. 99. Ex-
tracts from the works of Jefferson up-
on, 6. 100-103, 127-130. Position occu-
pied by George Washington in regard
to, 6. 113-119. Opinions of Franklin,
Adams, Jay, Martin, Henry, Randolph,
6. 119-131, 156-159, 162-164. Posi-
tion of England, 6. 136, 141 ; 7. 312-
326. Discussed at the Convention
of 1787, 6. 137-147. Law in North
Carolina bearing upon, 6. 144. Ques-
tions of taxation, 6. 144, 145, 148, 155-
159, 164, 165, 167. Remarks upon, by
the Bishops of Gloucester and Ches-
ter, 6. 151, 152. Opinions of Mr. J.
Atherton, 6. 153, 154. Question of pro-
hibition, 6. 153-155. The Virginia Con-
vention of 1788, 6. 159-164. Influence
of the Revolution upon, 6. 161, 162.
Debates in North Carolina upon, 6.
164-166. Debates in South Carolina
upon, 6. 166-169. Letters upon, 6. 168-
420
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
171. Remarks of Judge White upon,
6. 306-309. S: Sewall's ' Selling of Jo-
seph,' 7. 161-165. The pretext for dis-
union, 8. 173. Josiah Quincy's views
on emancipation, 9. 151. The struggle
against, in Illinois, 1818-24, 10. 400,
401. Chief Justice Sewall the earliest
writer against, on this continent, 13.
71.
Sleeper, Thomas, 16. 265.
Slegel, Prof., 16. 210.
Sleidan, John, 'Commentaries' of, i. 112.
Slidell, Hon. John, 12. 306; 16. 441, 444 ;
18. 215, 308.
Sloan, Capt. Samuel, 15. 81.
Sloane, Dr. Hans, verses addressed to,
13. 47-49.
Slocum, Holder, 17. 116 ; 19. 170, 175.
Sloper, Richard, 16. 264.
Slue, Leonard, 20. 318.
Slue, Rachel, 20. 318.
Sluyter, Peter, 13. 310; 18. 321 n.
Slyde, see Llyde.
Small, Elisha, execution of, 7. 454.
Small, Elizabeth (M^s. Pugsley), 14. 152.
Small, Major John,' 8. 348.
Small Lines, Indian, 17. 354, 355.
Small-pox, 4. 325-328. Inoculation for,
i. 191. Anecdote related by Mr.
Quincy, concerning the spread of, 3.
261, 262. Warrant for the removal of
a small-pox patient, 20. 4. The dis-
ease in Boston, 20. 4 n.
' Small Tithes of Ecton Parish,' 6. 334.
Smalley, Rev. John, his Election Ser-
mon, i. 138.
Smallwood, Jacob, 15. 157. Sentenced
by a court-martial, 16 346.
Smallwood, Gen. William, 12. 55 ; 13.
245.
Smart, Christopher, 16. 109.
Smart, Robert, Sen., 16. 265.
Smart, T. William Wake, M.D., North-
iam, Staplehurst, Kent County, Eng., 7.
361.
Srnedley, Capt., n. 19.
Smelt, Major, 8. 410.
Smibert, Allison, 16. 393.
Smibert, John, i. 139 ; 2. 61 ; 9. 197, 199 ;
12. 61, 319, 320, 323, 324; 16. 38, 385;
17. 233 ; 19. 312 ; 20. 113, 115. Sketch
of his life, 9. 208 ; 16. 392, 393. List
of portraits painted by, 16. 393-399;
17. 93-97. Addenda to the list, 16.
474, 475.
Smibert, John, Jr., 16. 393.
Smibert, Mrs. John, wife of the artist, see
Smibert, Mrs. Mary.
Smibert, Mrs. Mary (Williams), 12. 323 ;
16. 393. Her portrait painted by her
husband, 16. 399.
Smibert, Nathaniel, 9. 210; 12. 324; 16.
393, 399.
Smibert, William, 16. 393.
Smith, , 17. 288.
Smith, , Boston, 1774, 8. 356.
Smith, , innkeeper, n. 15, 25, 31.
Smith, ( Wright, Smith, fr Gran, bank-
ers), 12. 49, 51.
Smith, Capt , n. 493.
Smith, Capt., 15. 342.
Smith, Col., 5. 150, 151.
Smith, Gen., 16. 71.
Smith, Lieut., 13. 343.
Smith, Mr., 15. 339.
Smith, Mr.,ig. 181.
Smith, Mr., actor, 19. 216, 217.
Smith, Mr., attorney, 19. 217, 218.
Smith, Mr., lawi/er, ig. 175.
Smith, 'Mr., Walthan, 10. 418.
Smith, Rev. Mr., 17. 173.
Smith, Sernt., killed by Indians, 14. 146.
Smith, Abiel, 6. 32.
Smith, Abigail ( Mrs. Adams see Adams,
Abigail.
Smith, Adam, 5. 237.
Smith, Alice, 20. 188.
Smith, Mrs. Alice, 20. 187, 188.
Smith, Anna, naturalized. 4. 361.
Smith, Mrs. Anna (Leonard), 13. 55.
Smith, Barney (Smith fr Otis), n. 308.
Smith, Benjamin B., D.D., 20. 342.
Smith, Bradell (Bradwell), 17. 157, 159.
SMITH, BUCKINGHAM, 12. 40, 72. Elect-
ed a Corresponding Member, 3. 237.
Death of, u. xviii. His death an-
nounced, 12. 1.
Smith, Caleb, 15. 84 n.
Smith, Major Calvin, 14. 294; 15. 76,
160 (?).
Smith, Catherina, naturalized, 4. 361.
SMITH, CHARLES C., i. 200 n., 287 n.,
394 n., 420 n. ; 12. 41, 104, 225 ; 13. 267,
388; 15.274,277,279; 16. 161, 172 ; 17.
66, 75, 88, 97, 118, 294 ; 18. 25, 35, 404,
406 ; 19. 286 n., 334 n., 357 ; 20. 20. Of
committee on the publication of the
Early Proceedings, 2. ix ; 16. 174.
Elected a Resident Member, 10. 2, 146.
Donations from, 10. 86, 105, 145, 206,
311, 409, 484 ; n. 501. Elected on the
Standing Committee, 10. 173; n. 45;
14. 28, 328. Of Publishing Commit-
tee, 10. 315; 19. 310. Motion of, with
reference to the ' Mather Papers,' 10.
325 ; with reference to the ' Sewall
Diary,' 10. 411. Moves vote of thanks
to Mr. A. T. Perkins, 14. 28. Record-
ing Secretary pro tempore, u. 222 ; 14.
32 ; 17. 307, 328 ; 18. 240. Of commit-
tee on publication of the ' Winthrop
Papers,' n. 232; 13. 232; 18. 4. Vote
of thanks to, on retiring from the
Standing Committee, u. 253. Vote of
thanks to, 12. 68 ; 15. 277 : 17. 89 ; 18.
68 ; 19. 55, 334. Appointed to prepare
a memoir of Rev. John S. Barry, 12.
316. Of committee to nominate offi-
cers for the Society, 13. 255, 449. Ap-
pointed to prepare a memoir of Dr.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
421
Shurtleff, 13. 368. Moves vote of
thanks to Gov. Washburn, 15. 251.
Elected Treasurer, 15. 276; 16. 173;
17. 76; 1 8. 36, 415; 19. 296 ; 20 199.
Makes a statement in regard to the
financial condition of the Society, 15.
278. Offers resolution from the Coun-
cil, 15. 278. Vote of, in regard to the
Massachusetts Historical Trust Fund
adopted, 15. 305. Reports a payment
on the mortgage debt of the Society,
16. 11. Communicates the ' Narrative
of Jolley Allen/ 16. 07-69. Presents
the annual report of the Treasurer,
for the years ending April, 1878, 16.
166-172 ; 1879, 17. 69-75 ; 1880, 18. 29-
35; 1881, 18. 409-415; 1882, 19. 290-
296; 1883, 20. 193-198. Remarks by,
on the records of the Washington Be-
nevolent Society, 16. 376, 377. Ap-
pointed to prepare a memoir of Mr.
W. G. Brooks, 17. 49. Announces the
purchase of Judge Sewall's interleaved
almanacs, 17. 57. Announces the re-
ceipt of Mr. Bemis's bequest, 17. 57.
Makes a report with regard to memoirs
of deceased members, 17. 314, 352. Of
committee on the same, 17. 315 ; 18.
23, 154, 267, 301 ; 19. 210, 312, 335, 423.
Announces a reduction of the mort-
gage debt, 17. 327. Remarks by, on
the death of Mr. Frothingham, 17.
334, 335. Appointed a delegate to the
centennial celebration of the American
Academy, 18. 67 n. Vote offered by, 18.
253. Calls attention to a serial number
of the Proceedings, 18. 301. Of commit-
tee on the application of the Chicago
Historical Society, 18. 400. Of com-
mittee on the application from the
city for more ventilation of the Pro-
bate Court-room, 18. 432. Of commit-
tee to revise the By-Laws, 19. 122.
Announces reduction of mortgage-
debt, 19. 194. Appointed to prepare a
memoir of D. A. Goddard, 19. 197.
Remarks by, on the death of Mr. God-
dard, 19. 207, 208. Appointed to pre-
pare a short historical sketch of the
Society, 19. 265. Excused from service
on committee to publish the Proceed-
ings, 19. 334. Announces the new vol-
ume of ' Winthrop Papers,' 19. 335.
Appointed to prepare a memoir of Dr.
Bobbins, 19. 352. Proposes a vote in
regard to the income of the Massachu-
setts Historical Trust Fund, 19. 386.
Announces the receipt of the bequest of
the late Win. Winthrop, and reads an
extract from his will, 20. 17. Offers
a vote as to the disposition of the be-
quest, 20. 17. Presents the original
notes of Mr. Webster's speech at
Marshfield, in 1848, 20. 27-29. Also
a phonographic report of the same,
20. 28. Motion by, to postpone the
appointment of the committee on pub-
lication of the Proceedings, 20. 200.
Of a committee of arrangements for
the Luther Commemoration, 20. 350.
His Notice of Peleg Coffin, i. 170-
172. Notice of Dr. Bentley, i. 320-
323. Notice of William Smith Shaw,
i. 391, 392. Notice of Dr. Dexter, x.
421-423. Notice of W. Tudor, Jr., i.
429-433. His 'Memoir of F. W. P.
Greenwood, D.D./ 2. 258 n., 272-275.
His ' Memoir of Henry Ware, Jr.,
D.D.,' 2. 25!) n., 278-282. His notes on
the 'Narrative of Jolley Allen,' 2. 313n.
' Memoir of Rev. John S. Barry ' by,
13. 136-140. 'Memoir of Dr. Shurt-
leff' by, 13. 389-395. Paper by, on
the manufacture of gunpowder in
America, 14. 248-256. Paper by, on
the scarcity of salt in the Revolution-
ary War, 15. 221. ' Memoir of William
G. Brooks' by, 17. 98-100. Submits
the short sketch of the Society, 19.
390. ' Memoir of Delano A. Goddard '
by, 19. 438 - 445. ' Memoir of Dr.
Chandler Robbins ' by, 20. 403-417.
Smith, Daniel, 3. 238.
Smith, Rev. Daniel, 19. 21.
Smith, David, naturalized, 4. 360.
Smith, David, Portland, naturalized, 4.
360.
Smith, Dorothy, naturalized, 4. 360.
Smith, Mrs. E. Vale, 12. 192.
Smith, Ebenezer, 17. 157.
Smith, Edward, Exeter, N. H., 16. 265.
Smith, Edward, talking -man, 1686, ia.
108.
Smith, Edward, a refugee, 18. 268.
Smith, Elias, 17. 157. '
Smith, Rev. Elias, 10. 315.
SMITH, ELIHU HUBBARD, M.D., nomi-
nated a Corresponding Member, i. 108.
Elected, i. 109.
Smith, Elizabeth, naturalized, 4. 360.
Smith, Elizabeth, naturalized, 4. 361.
Smith, Elizabeth, Boston, naturalized, 4.
361.
Smith, Elizabeth, Portland, naturalized,
4 360.
Smith, Elizabeth (Mrs. Hall), 14. 123 n.
Smith, Elizabeth (Mrs. Shaw), i. 391.
Smith, Lieut. Ephraim, 15. 76.
SMITH, ERASTUS, gives ' Scottow's Nar-
rative,' i. 447. Vote of thanks to,
i. 447. Nominated a Corresponding
Member, 2. 23. Elected, 2. 27. His
death, 16. xvi.
Smith,.Francis, 20. 188.
Smith, Lieut. -Col. Francis, 15. 57 ; 17. 317-
319, 322-324. Wounded at the battle
of Lexington, 13. 58. His account of
the battle of Lexington, 14. 349 n.
Smith, George, Andover, naturalized, 4.
359.
422
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Smith, George, Willoughby, Lincolnshire,
abstract of the will of, 9. 451 n. ; 20.
187, 188.
Smith, Capt. George Amos, 16. 71.
Smith, 'jWrs. George Amos, 16. 71.
Smith, George C., Esq., u. 490.
Smith, George G., letter from, 6. 35, 36.
Maps engraved by, 6. 37, 38. Dona-
tions from, 6. 82 ; 7. 24.
Smith, Hon. Gerritt, 7. 149. Not a class,
but a college mate of G. W. Fleming,
7. 287.
Smith, Gershom, 14. 83.
Smith, Godfrey, naturalized, 4. 360.
SMITH, Prof. GOLDWIN, n. 32. Elected
a Corresponding Member, 8. 8. Ac-
knowledges his election, 8. 76. The
Collections presented to, 8. 97, 175,
314.
Smith, H. Wright, 6. 430 ; 10. 348.
Smith, Hannah, naturalized, 4 360.
Smith, Mrs. Hannali (Burnam), 14. 152.
Smith, Henrv, 4. 361. A refugee from
Boston in 1776, 18. 267.
Smith Henry, Wt/rardisbury, Eng., letter
from, to John Pynchon, in 1662, n.
309-311.
Smith, Henry Lloyd, naturalized, 4-361.
Smith, Hiram, 13. 390.
Smith, Isaac, 16. 289 n. Letter from, to
his son, 16. 289-291.
Smith, Lieut. Isaac, 15. 77.
Smith, Lieut.-Col. Isaac, 15. 86, 160.
Smith, Rev. Isaac. 15. 341, 342 ; 16. 287 n. ;
19. 377. Letter to, from Dr. Eliot, 16.
287-289. Letter to, from his father,
16. 289-291.
Smith, Lieut. Israel, 15. 76.
Smith, J., 8. 361.
Smith, J., printer, 3. 138.
Smith, Jacob, 20. 300 n., 325. Trial of,
for piracy, 20 321-324.
Smith, James, 14. 128 n. ; 16. 265.
Smith, Col. James, 15. 393.
Smith, Lieut. James, 15 77.
Smith, Sir James. 4. 105, 163.
Smith, Sir James E., 17. 409. Extract
from a letter of, 17. 413. American
edition of his ' Introduction to Botany,'
17. 414.
Smith, Jeremiah, LL.D., 16. 140 ; 17. 19.
Smith, Jerome Van Crowninshield, M.D.,
12. 181. Donations from, 2. 177, 187,
450, 599 ; 3. 32 a.
Smith, Capt. Joel, 15. 75 (?), 86.
Smith, John, Boston, naturalized, 4. 361.
His wife and son, 7. 209.
Smith, Capt. John, Boston, 1689, 12. 117.
Smith, Capt. John, Virginia, 8. 465 ; 10. 5,
25, 26, 29-31, 96, 382 ; 12. 8, 396, 418 ;
13. 74, 441 ; 16. 4, 379; 17. 37, 297 n.,
358; 18. 84, 87, 92, 96 n., 97 n., 10.3 n. ;
19. 341 ; 20. 186-188, 229. Epitaph of,
2. 551, 551 n. ; 9. 455. On Nahant, 4.
114. His burial-place in St. Sepul-
chre's Church, London, 9. 348, 455.
Last will and testament of, 9. 451, 452.
Baptismal record of, 9. 451 n. Pro-
spectus of his 'Generall Historie,' in the
library of the Society of Antiquaries,
9. 454. Arms of the ' Council for New
England' in his works, 9. 469, 470.
His autograph, 9. 454. Observations
by Mr. Charles Deane on his ' New
England's Trials/ 12. 428-432. His
' History of Virginia,' i. Ill, 251. His
' Pathway to Plantations' cited, 5. 130.
His ' New England's Trials,' 9. 344 ;
12. 449 et seq.; 13 75. Cited, n. 294.
Map of, 12. 39U, 401, 428, 429. His
' Description of New England,' 14.
363 n.; 16. 377, 378. His 'Generall
Historie of New England ' cited, 18.
111. Extract from the 'Generall His-
toric,' 18. 115, 116.
Smith, John, cooper, 16. 265.
Smith, John, juryman, 1698, 20. 323.
Smith, Lieut. John, 15. 75 n.
Smith, John, Newgate, 1775, 14. 297.
Smith, John, tailor, 16. 265.
Smith, Rev. John, his 'Agriculture in
Argyle,' 1. 177.
Smith, John, Secretary to Sir H: Clinton,
^ 1779, 6. 219.
Smith, John, Son of Liberty, 7. 215 ; II.
141.
Smith, Rev. John Blair, D.D., President
of Union College, u. 489 ; 19. 402, 419.
SMITH, Hon. JOHN COTTON, LL.D., i. 437.
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
1.229. Elected, i. 231. Accepts mem-
bership, x. 233.
Smith, Rev. John Cotton, D.D., 19. 194.
Smith, Jonathan, his daughter, 7. 30.
Smith, Corporal Jonathan, 19. 385 n.
Smith, Jonathan, Lanesboroityh, 3. 300.
Smith, Joseph, 1703, n. 316.
Smith, Joseph, Dover, 16. 205.
Smith, Joseph, Hampton, 16. 265.
Smith, Joseph, Mormon, Mr. Livermore
has his autograph, 10. 456.
Smith, Rev. Joseph, B.C. 1695, 8. 29.
Smith, Joseph P., letter from, to Hon. R.
C. Winthrop, respecting the Washing-
ton medals, 20. 343.
Smith, Joshua Hett, 19. 72, 72 n.
Smith, Joshua T., 8. 188.
Smith, Lieut. Josiah, 15. 85.
Smith, Lawrence, 3. 260.
Smith, Lendall, naturalized, 4. 360.
Smith, Lucy (Mrs. Bell), 7. 30.
Smith, M. A., donation from, 4. 424.
Smith, Elder Matthew, 8. 222.
Smith, Melancthon, 10. 477.
Smith, Mercy, naturalized, 4 360.
Smith, Moses, naturalized, 4. 360.
Smith, Lieut. Nathan, 15. 80.
Smith, Dr. Nathaniel, donation from, x.
113.
Smith, Nicholas, Berwick, 14. 146.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
423
Smith, Trooper Nicholas, 14. 131 n. Killed
by Indians, 14. 132.
Smith, Maj -Gen. Persifer, 4. 95.
Smith, Peter, South Carolina, n. 255, 257.
Smith, R. Murdock, R. E., his ' Discov-
eries at Gyrene,' 13. 65.
Smith, R. Penn, 15. 393.
Smith, Rev. Ralph, 16. 205 ; 17. 340, 344,
346.
Smith, Ralph D., 8. 315. Sketch of Lady
Alice Fen wick by, xi. 497.
Smith, Rebecca, naturalized, 4. 361.
Smith, Rebecca (Afrs. Gore), 13. 424.
Smith, Rebecca (Afrs. Webber), 12. 263.
Smith, Rev. Reeder, donation from, 5. 96.
Smith, Richard, obituary of, 13. 242.
Smith, Richard, Protester, n. 394, 395.
Smith, Richard, Wicfcford, R. /., 13.
249 n.
Smith, Robert, England, 20. 188.
Smith, Robert, Hampton, N. If., 16. 265.
Smith, Hon. Robert, donations from, i.
197, 202. Vote of thanks to, x. 197.
Smith, Robert 1)., 19. 356.
Smith, Ruth, naturalized, 4. 360.
Smith, Samuel, 1806, i. 192 n.
Smith, Samuel, his ' History of New Jer-
sey ' cited, XL 202.
Smith, Samuel, 1709, 14. 147 n. Marriage
of, 14. 152.
Smith, Hon. Samuel, 19. 52, 52 n.
Smith, Mrs. Samuel A., donation from,
8. 314.
Smith, Rev. Samuel Abbot, 10 217.
Smith, Rev. Samuel S., D.D., 19. 402.
Smith, Mrs. Sarah (Davis), killed by
Indians, 14. 128 n.
Smith, Lieut. Seth, 15. 79.
Smith, Lieut. Silvanus, 15. 76.
Smith, Lieut. Simeon, 15. 81.
Smith, Simon, 12. 366.
Smith, Rev. Sydney, 13. 321 ; 20. 390.
Smith, Major Sylvester, 18. 187.
Smith, Major Thomas, 1680, 6. 340, 341.
Smith, Thomas, Jr., 8. 229, 230.
Smith, Sir Thomas, 18. 256,
Smith, Thomas, Fa., 1774, 3. 260.
Smith, Titus, donations from, I. 97, 98.
Letter from, read, i. 97. His 'Obser-
vations on the Country about New
Haven,' i. 98.
Smith, Walter Allen, 19. 286 n.
Smith, William, Boston, 1693, 6. 349.
Smith, Capt. William, 6. 178 ; 15. 80.
Smith, Hon. William, d. 1793, Chief Jus-
ticf. of New York, 20. 47 »., 48 n. His
'History of New York,' i. 7, 60, 83; 6.
72 n.
Smith, Hon. William, LL.D., b. 1814, his
' History of Greece,' 10. 357.
Smith, Lieut. William, 15. 84, 231.
Smith, William, Marulebone, Eng., 19.
218.
Smith, Rev. William, d. 1783, Weymouth,
i. 401 ; 8 90.
Smith, William, Rouge Dragon, 8. 100 ;
14. 185. His 'Particular Description
of England,' 18. 1.
Smith, William, Son of Liberty, n. 141.
Smith, William B., donation from, 7. 376.
Smith, Hon. William Loughton, n. 23;
ig.375/1. His ' Comparative View of
the Constitution of the United States,'
1. 146.
Smith School-house, Boston, 6. 32.
Smithfield, R. I., aids Boston in 1774, 4.
224.
Smith's garrison-house, Maine, 14. 132.
Smith's Pond, 3. 55, 56.
Smith's White House, 19. 72, 72 n.
Smithsonian Institution, 2.413, 414; 13.
284, 377 ; 15. 201 ; 16. 383. Donations
from, 2. 417, 431, 475, 503, 535, 599; 3.
40, 48, 114, 229; 4. 146, 286, 365; 5.
30, 57, 104, 202 ; 6. 78 ; 7. 368, 376 ; 10.
33,314,368; n.499. Statement from,
regarding the exchange of the volumes,
2. 574. Report and vote concerning
the volumes of the Collections to be
sent to, 2. 594, 597. And Prof. Jewett,
t 10. 450.
Smoking, the habit renounced, 7. 465.
Smolensk, Prince of, 18. 381.
Smollett, Tobias G., M.D., i. 136, 152,
173 n., 177 ; 8. 413 ; 18. 367.
Smothers, Michael, sentenced by a court-
martial, 16. 344.
Smothers, Samuel H , donations from, 7.
168,279,338,368,376; 8.1.
Smucker, Isaac, donation from, n. 500.
Smybert, see Smibert.
Smyrna, 3. 223.
SMYTH, Prof. EGBERT C, D.D., 17. 15;
20. 189. Elected a Resident Member,
20. 45. Accepts membership, 20. 57.
Appointed to write a memoir of Dr.
Chadbourne, 20. 108.
Smyth, Hon. Frederic, donation from, 9.
247.
Smyth, Mrs. G., 'Life of Olympia Mo-
rata ' cited, 15. 242 n.
Smyth, J. F. D., cited, 4. 150.
Smyth, Sir Thomas, 17. 296-297 n.
Snakeroot, a tonic, 5. 397.
Snead, Capt., 12. 422.
Sneider, Christopher, 20. 145.
Snell, Barnabas, 13. 372.
Snell, George, 3. 83.
Snell, Jonathan, Jr., 13 372.
Snell, Thomas, 3. 218
Snell, William, 13. 372.
Snelling, John W., 2. 44 n., 140 n. En-
gaged to attend the Library, 2. 140 n.,
141, 143, 146. 217. Money paid to, 2.
211 n. His labors in the Library, 2.
223. Communication concerning bound
manuscripts and index thereof, 2. 229,
229 n. Quarterly report of his services
in the Library, 2. 239. His death, 2.
251, 251 n.
424
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Snelling, Major Jonathan, n. 141, 394,
395 ; 18. 268.
SNELLING, NATHANIEL G., x. 274, 278,
279, 283, 384, 397 n. Elected a Res-
ident Member, i. 270. Elected Libra-
rian, i. 273, 279, 288. To mark the
Prince books deposited, i. 273. Of
committee to sell the Collections, i. 275.
To have binding done, i. 277, 286. Of
committee on closing the passage un-
der the arch, x. 281, 337. Authorized
to procure a place of deposit for the
Collections, i. 282. Of committee to
dispose of perishable specimens in the
Cabinet, i. 282. Of committee on
painting the building, i. 282. Of com-
mittee to make changes in the entrance
to the rooms, x. 284. To lend books
to Mr. Whitman, i. 286. Of commit-
tee on joining other Societies in the
erection of a building, i. 384. Of
committee to examine the Treasurer's
accounts, i. 437, 445. Of committee
on removal to the new rooms, I. 458 n.
Of committee to dispose of the room
in the Crescent, i. 463. Asked to pre-
pare a memoir of Dr. Webster, i. 479.
Of committee on the application of
the Natural History Society, i. 489.
One of a committee to lease the old
room of the Society, 2. 1. Report
concerning the leasing and sale of the
room in Franklin Place, 2. 78, 132-134.
Of Publishing Committee to prepare
Vol. VII. of the third series of the
Collections, 2. 89. Donations from, 2.
101, 101 n., 247. Resigns membership,
2. 302, 608 n. His death, 2. 608 n.
Notice of, 2. 608 n.
Snelling, Master Samuel, donation from,
x. 138.
Snelling, Samuel G., 19. 357.
Snelling, Thomas, cited, n. 293, 294.
Snow, Capt., 17. 174.
Snow, Mr., 8. 220-222.
SNOW, CALEB H., M.D., x. 396, 417, 424,
425, 427, 433. Nominated a Resident
Member, x. 388. Elected, x. 394. Of
Publication Committee, x. 424. Of
committee to prepare the index to the
Collections, i. 424. Of committee to
collect and count votes, i. 425. Re-
signs membership, i. 500. Notice of, i.
500 n. His assessments remitted, 2. 12.
His place on the committee for pre-
paring an index, made vacant by death,
2. 50. His place supplied, 2. 52. His
4 History of Boston/ x. ix : 6. 37, 38.
Cited, 13. 177; 15. 174; 17. 5; 19. 383.
Snow, Daniel, 13. 372.
Snow, Eleazer, 13. 372.
Snow, Capt. Isaac, at the Convention in
Massachusetts in 1788, 3. 298.
Snow, Samuel T., donation from, and
vote of thanks to, 4. 391.
Snow, Lieut. William, 16. 71.
Snow, Mrs. William, 16. 71.
Snovvden, James R., 12. 59.
Snyder, Mr., 8. 440.
Soames, Abigail, accused of witchcraft,
5-34.
Soane, Sir John, n. 165.
Social meetings of the Society, 10. 141,
148 ; xx. 164, 231, 291.
Societa Geografica, Madrid, 19. 61,
61 n.
Societa Ligure di Storia Patria, Genoa,
20. 201.
Socie'te Ame'ricaine, Paris, 13. 379.
Societe de Geographic, Paris, 3. 264.
Communication from, i. 349. Judge
Davis's report on, i. 351. Books to
be procured for, i. 352. The Bulletin
of, cited, x. 351 n. ; 19. 387.
Societe de 1'Histoire de France, xi. 84.
Donations from, ix. 129, 499.
Societe' Fran£aise de Numismatique et
d'Archeologie, i. 373. To receive a
set of the Collections, x. 373 ; 2. 70 n.
Societe' Linneenne de Paris, 17. 411.
Society for Promoting American Indus-
try, donations from, 8. 480 ; 9. 66.
Society for Promoting Christian Knowl-
edge, 8. 223.
Society for Promoting Theological Edu-
cation, 2. 157 ; 6. 295, 296.
Society for Propagating the Gospel
among the Indians and others in
North America, i. 201 ; 5. 426 ; 18.
320; 19. 410; 20. 265. Notice of a
sermon before, 2. 5. Notes on, by Dr.
Belknap, 3. 307, 308. Money belonging
to, 6. 343 n., 349. The Commissioners
vote to take down the College building,
6. 351.
Society for the Development of the Min-
eral Resources of the United States,
formation of, 2. 411.
Society for the Diffusion of Useful
Knowledge, 6. 39.
Society for the Distribution of Books
in Baltimore, 10. 238.
Society for the Encouragement of Arts,
Commerce, and Manufactures, London,
19. 437. Donation from, 7. 279.
Society for the Encouragement of Do-
mestic Industry, donation from, 9.
196.
Society for the Preservation of the An-
tiquities of Norway, see Forening til
Norske Fortidsmindesmerkers Bevar-
ing.
Society for the Propagation of the Gospel
in Foreign Parts, 20. 274-277, 279. Ser-
mons preached before, i. 18-20, 31, 56,
75, 79, 191. Its present location, 20.
275. Visited by Mr. Winthrop, 20. 276.
Its account of 'The Results of One
Hundred and Eighty Years of Work,'
20. 277. Abstracts of the annual re-
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
425
ports and citations from the Journal
of, 20. 278-280.
Society for the Relief of Aged and In-
firm Ministers, 20. 410.
Society for the Religious Instruction of
the Poor, see Boston Society, etc.
Society in Scotland for Propagating
Christian Knowledge, 19. 393-896, 410.
Sermons before, i. 1>l, 154. Donations
from, i. 147. Commissioners appointed
to visit the Indians, 3. 311.
Society of Antiquaries of France, see
Societe Franfaiss de Numismatkiue,
etc.
Society of Antiquaries of London, 2.
70 H. ; 6. 471; 10. 330; ir. 165, 388;
13 122, 395, 447, 448; 14. 192, 195; 16.
473; 17. 302. Letter of Dr. Holmes
to the Secretary of, i. 373 H. Dona-
tions from, 3. 204, 220, 221, 259, 202
4. 146; 5. 96; 6. 20, 3til; 7. 20, 21
303, 408 ; 8. 4(30 ; 9. 347 ; 10. 33, 344
11. 499. Letter from, 3. 259. Gifts
from, 4. 13; 19. 340.
Society of Antiquaries of Newcastle
upon Tyne, 17. 301.
Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, i.
179 H.
Society of Antiquaries of the North, see
Kongeligt Nordiske Oldskrift Selskab.
Society of Arts, Commerce, etc., London,
see Society for the Encouragement of
Arts, etc.
Society of the Cincinnati, see Cincinnati.
Society of United Brethren, 10. 207.
Socinians, 6. 478.
Sockman, John, naturalized, 4. 363.
Socrates (Scholasticus), n. 434 n.; 18.
427. His ' Church History ' cited, n.
434.
Soden Farm, 3. 372.
Soemund, the learned, 13. 363.
Sohier, Edward, 1781, 19. 155, 159, 161-
166.
Sohier, Edward, Longwood, Mass., 16.
386.
Sokansquaitt, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Soldiers' Monument on Boston Common,
design for, presented, 9. 461.
'Soldier's Pocket Bible/ 5. 56, 57; 10.
454, 455 ; is reprinted, 10. 459.
Solemn League and Covenant, 8. 330;
12. 45. List of protesters against, n.
392-394. Protest against, n. 392; 12.
Soley, John, 1794, 14. 64.
Soley, John, Son of Liberty, n. 141.
Solinus, C. Julius,' 14. 328.
Solleysel, Jacques de, 17. 173.
Solon, 18. 136 n.
SOMERBY, HORATIO GATES, 10. 486 ; 12.
289; 13. 125, 313; 14. 309; 17. 3; 19.
117, 329, 332, 333. Donations from,
2. 263, 338, 341, 534. Elected a Cor-
responding Member, 4. 287 ; 9. 177.
Communication of extracts, 5. 52-55.
His death, 12 xviii. Death of, an-
nounced, 12. 290. Tribute to him by
the President, 12. 292, 293. The manu-
script collections of, offered to the So-
ciety, 13. 312. Vote to accept them,
13. 313. Mr. Whitmore appointed to
prepare a memoir of, 13. 313. Part of
the manuscripts of, reported to be
ready for use at the Library, 16. 181.
His ' Genealogy of the Cotton family/
13. 44.
Somerby family, 13. 313.
Somers, Sir George, 18. 84. His wreck
suggestive of Shakspeare's ' Tempest/
7. 365.
Somers, Lord Cliancellor John, 4. 162-
164 n.; 12.413; 13-24; 16. 32.
Somers, brig-of-war, mutiny on, 7. 435,
452-455.
Somers, Conn., 12. 401 n., 406 n., 413.
' Somers' Tracts/ 12. 143 ; 13. 89, 93 n.,
276.
Somerset, Charles Seymour, Qth Duke of,
13. 106.
Somerset, Edward, Earl of Worcester, see
Worcester.
Somerset, Lord Granville, 15. 382.
Somerset, Henry, 1st Duke of Beaufort,
see Beaufort.
Somerset, James, case of, 3. 190 ; 7. 308,
313, 314, 319-326.
Somerset, Robert Carr, Earl of, 8 308.
Somerset, man-of-war, 4. 224 ; 5. 53, 54.
Somerset, N. J., 19. 72.
Somersworth, N. H., 17. 156.
Somerville, John, Lord, 12. 149.
Somerville, Mass., 3. 182, 204; 6. 451,
453 ; 17. 363n. Buildings erected for
the Insane, 6. 451, 453. And Dr. Bell,
•7. 50.
Sommer Islands, u. 294; 12. 460.
' Sommons to New England/ a ballad, 5.
101-103.
Sondes, Sir George, 17. 165, 165w.
' Songs of the Temple/ 2. 283.
Songster's Station, 7. 82.
Sons of Freedom, 4. 218.
' Sons of Liberty/ 12. 246 ; 13. 200. Cor-
respondence of, i. 22. List of, who
dined at Liberty Tree, Dorchester,
Aug. 14, 1769, n. 140-142.
Sons of Temperance of Massachusetts,
Grand Division of, donation from, n.
499.
Soper, Cnpt. Oliver, 15. 77.
Sophia Frederica Dorothea, Empress of
Austria, 16. 441.
Sophia Frederica Matilda, Queen of the
Netherlands, 16. 469.
Soraluce y Zubizarreta, Don Nicolas de,
19. 60 n.
Soren, John, donation from, i. 82.
Sosongkalaken, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Sosser, Mr., 18. 94.
426
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Sotheby, William, 2. 409.
Sotheby £ Wilkinson, donation from, 5.
104.
Sotheby's Auction Rooms, London, Eng.,
1 8. 434.
Sotheran, Henry, 18. 70.
Soto, Fernando de, i. 153. Translation
of a letter of, presented, 12. 40.
Sotzmann, D. F., bis map of Maine, i.
415; 2. 524.
Souchard, Jules E., donation from, 6.
470 ; 7. 348, 3(58.
Soubegan River, 5 268.
Soul, Capt., 16. 350, 352, 356, 360, 362.
Soule, Capt. Moses, 15. 83.
Soule, Ricbard, Jr., donation from, 2. 375.
Soulie, Eudes, 13. 376 n.
Souter, John, 16 268, 273.
Soutb, Capt., 18. 7.
South, see United States of America.
' South Agriculturalist/ letter concern-
ing the cotton-trade, copied from, 3.
224.
Soutb America, 7. 359 ; 10. 249 n. Maps
of, i. 41, 131. Works on the conquest
of, 2. 255.
Soutb Battery, Boston, 5. 16, 17 ; 7. 476,
477. Picture of, faces 15. 364.
South Boston, 6. 32, 35, 36.
South Boston Association, book of rec-
ords of, deposited with the Society, 12.
316.
South Boston Bridge, pamphlets relating
to, i. 191.
South Bridgewater, 5. 429.
Soutb Carolina, 3. 54, 58, 132, 300, 324 ;
L4, 5 ; 6. 99, 161, 167, 281 ; 8. 336.
ws of, i. 87, 100. Donation from
the Assembly of, i. 87. Origin of
cotton growth In, 3. 225. Donation
from, 4. 54. Her free-trade theory «a
pretence, 5. 279. Matters relating to
slavery and the abolition of slavery,
6. 92, 106, 111, 132, 136, 138, 141, 142-
148, 162-167, 182, 183, 211, 307. Con-
tinental Association agreed to, 6. 105 ;
12. 158. Questions pertaining to, join-
ing the Union, 6. 142-147. Clauses
in the Constitution discussed and ac-
cepted, 6. 156, 166, 167, 169, 171. Ne-
gro enlistments, 6. 182, 183, 211-218,
222, 230-233. Report of the Commit-
tee on the Safety of the Southern
States, 6. 216-218. Action of Col. J:
Laurens, 6. 218, 219, 221. Drafting
by the British, 6. 222. Plans of J.
Cruden, 6. 227. Lord Dunmore, 6.
230, 231. Speech of Hon. C: Pinck-
ney, 6. 238. Secession of, 6. 308. Dr.
Ramsay, 6. 376. Its love for indepen-
dency, 7. 263. Affairs in, 7. 263, 264.
State flag of, u. 136. Manufacture
of gunpowder in, 14. 255. Resolutions
of the Assembly in relation to the
manufacture of salt, 15. 223. Orders
of the Provincial Congress for the pro-
motion of the salt manufacture, 15.
223.
South Carolina, Provincial Congress of,
1775,6. 105, 182; 12. 158.
' South Carolina and American General
Gazette,' i. 442.
South Carolina College, 18. 200.
South Carolina Historical Society, 17.
80 ; 20. 393.
South Carolina Society, donation from,
2.87.
South Church, Salem, 15. 215.
South Danvers, see Peabody.
South Hadley, Mass., 12. 407, 415.
South Kingston, R.I., 8. 190. Baptist
Church at, 8. 221.
South Latin School, see Boston Latin
School.
South Meeting-house, Boston, 18. 69.
South Sea, 2. 544. Passage to, 3. 181.
South Sea Exploring Expedition, 2. 67,
68.
Southack, Capt. Cyprian, a maker of
charts, 6. 37.
Southampton, Eng., 6. 415, 474.
Southampton, Mass., 6. 67 n. ; 12. 407,
414; 18. 184.
Southampton, N. Y., 17. 347.
Southard, Hon. Samuel L., 19. 36, 36 n.,
48, 244.
Southborougb, Mass., n. 395; 12. 404,
412 ; 17. 338.
Southern Historical Society, 17. 80.
Southern Matron, pseud., 4. 87.
Southern Rebellion, see Civil War in the
United States, 1801-65.
' Southern Rosebud/ 18. 39.
Soutbertown, 6. 77.
SOUTHEY, ROBERT, LL.D., 10. 438. Nom-
inated a Corresponding Member, i . 278.
Elected, i. 280. Letter of Dr. Lowell
to, i. 280 n. Answer of, accepting
membership, i. 280 n. 'Book of the
Church/ 8. 226.
Southgate, Adj., 15. 92.
SOUTHGATE, WILLIAM S., nominated a
Corresponding Member, 2. 596. Elect-
ed, 2. 597.
Southington aids Boston in 1774, 4. 224.
Southmayd, Rev. John, 8. 30.
Southold, L. /., 6. 66 n.
Southward. Mrs. (Winslow), 13. 410 n.,
411.
Southwell, Sir Robert, 7. 482; 18.
Letter, and abstracts of other letters
Edward Randolph to, 18. 254-258.
Southwick, Mrs. Cassandra, 6. 67 n.
South wick, Laurence, 6. 66 n ., 67 n.
Southwick, Mass., 12. 408, 418.
Southwards, Mr., 6. 71 n.
Southworth, Constant, 20. 274.
Southworth, Lieut. Jedediah, 15. 77.
Sovereigns, called units, 3. 185.
Sozomenus Salamanes, Hermias, 18. 427.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 427
Spaight, Richard D., on slavery, 6. 165.
Spain, 3. 77; 6. 124, 131, 158, 376 n. ; 10.
162, 393. Census of, 1. 191.
Spalatin, Georg, 20. 376.
Spalding, Ca/it. H., 13. 443.
Spalding, Lyman, M.D., 17. 424. Pre-
sents copies of his inaugural address
and of his new chemical nomenclature,
1. 167. His bills of mortality for Ports-
mouth, i. 190, 217.
Spanheim, Friedrich, his * Dubia Evan-
gelica,' I. 449.
Spaniards, 6. 152.
Spanish archives in San Francisco, n.
350-353.
Spanish Government, protection asked
by the German lledemptivers, 3. 223.
'Spanish Literature, History of,' by
George Ticknor, 12. 16, 21, 26, 27.
Spanish Main, 7. 292.
Spanish possessions of the United States,
10. 297.
Spanish power in America, plan for de-
feat of, 12. 263.
Spare, John, M.D., letter referred to
the Committee of Publication, 5. 87.
Sparhawk, Mr., 16. '295.
Sparhawk, Rev. John, 8. 28.
Sparhawk, Mary (Mrs. Crane), 5. 493,
494, 498.
Sparhawk, Nathaniel, 19. 174, 175.
Sparhawk, Col. Nathaniel, x. viii ; 2. 73 «. ;
12. 323.
Sparhawk, Samuel, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 18. 266.
Sparhawk, Samuel H., n. 393, 395.
Sparhawke, Samuel, father of Mrs. Mary
Crane, 5. 494, 498. '
Sparhouse, Mary [error of Mr. Hunter for
Sparhawk]. 5. 493, 494.
Sparhouse, Samuel [error of Mr. Hunter
for Sparhawk], 5. 493, 494.
SPARK, Rev. ALEXANDER, i. 57. Nomi-
nated a Corresponding Member, I. 29.
Elected, i. 36. Accepts membership,
i. 48. Donation from, x. 55.
Spark, steamer, 7. 415.
Sparks, Mrs. Frances Anne (Allen), 10.
258 259.
SPARKS, JARED, LL.D., i. 395, 431, 460,
464, 468, 470, 471, 475, 478 n., 479, 485 n.,
490, 494, 495, 499, 500, 504 ; 2. vi, 273;
4. 45, 69, 116, 143, 203, 215, 216, 288,
308, 414 ; 5. 30; 8. 73, 83, 98, 175, 176,
199, 241; 10. 105, 362, 435; n. 233,
323, 352 ; 12. 6, 183, 261, 291, 308, 311,
330, 439 ; 13. 3, 37, 42, 446 ; 14. 68, 264,
393; 15. 198,219; 16. 45; 17. 14, 376,
378, 3d2, 389; 18. 183, 206, 288; 19. 31,
100, 314 ; 20. 89, 236, 258. His death, i.
xliii ; 8. xvi. Proposes an exchange of
the ' North American Review ' for the
Collections, i. 386. Nominated a Resi-
dent Member, i. 388. Elected, i. 394.
Allowed to take out books, i. 424. Of
committee on Gov. Bernard's papers,
1. 459, 464. Contributes to purchase
the Society's building, i. 465 H. Elect-
ed a member of the Standing Commit-
tee, i. 467, 489 ; 2. 3, 40, 82. Motion
by, i. 469. Of committee on a course
of lectures, i. 470. Of committee on
manuscripts, x. 472. Of committee on
blank form of notification of election
of Corresponding Members, i. 478.
Donations from, i. 479 ; 2. Ill), 135,
140 n., 147, 212, 218, 235, 260, 327, 336,
338, 431, 489, 496, 503, 511, 532, 534,
535, 539 ; 3. 50, 51 ; 4. 384, 430 ; 5. 26,
199. Of Publication Committee, i. 480;
2. 1. Of committee on reprinting, sales,
etc., of the Collections, i. 489, 493.
Of committee on increase of number
of members, i. 495. His position in
the photograph of the group of mem-
bers, 2. vi, vii ; 3. 32 n. Present at
meetings of the Societv, 2. 3, 31, 50, 62,
86, 94, 135, 146, 192, 193, 213, 219, 236,
300, 307, 334, 362, 363, 385, 411, 413,
414, 454, 534, 554, 559. Requests to be
excused from further service on Com-
mittee of Publication, 2. 17. His re-
quest granted, 2. 17. His place on Com-
mittee of Publication supplied by Mr.
Felt, 2. 19. 'Life, etc., of Washing-
ton,' proposed exchange for the Collec-
tions, 2. 27. Presents manuscript let-
ters, 2. 85. To be admitted to the
Royal Society of Northern Antiquaries,
86n. Of committee to secure a series
of lectures on historical subjects, 2. 136.
Of committee to consider obtaining
certain information from the French
Archives, 2. 271, 302, 308 n. Of com-
mittee to consider certain historical
information from Paris, 2. 299. As-
sisted by Mr. B. P. Poore in obtaining
certain historical documents from Paris,
2. 300 n. Of com mittee to consider the
ownership of the Hutchinson Papers,
2. 333. Of committee to examine
the papers of the late Gov. Bernard, 2.
363, 384, 384 n. President pro tempore,
2. 412. Lays before the Society a pro-
spectus of the ' Bibliographia Ameri-
cana,' 2. 412, 413. Report on the sub-
ject, 2. 414. Chosen as delegate to at-
tend a celebration at Lancaster, 2. 534.
Of committee to obtain copies of colo-
nial or provincial laws, 2. 553, 554. Of
committee to consider giving the Col-
lections to the Wisconsin Historical So-
ciety, 2. 556. Communicates copies of
letters from Dr. W. Douglass, bearing
date 1721, 2. 557. Amount subscribed
by, for the Library and new Catalogue,
2. 603 n. To investigate the grant to
the Duke of York, 3. 32 b. Report
concerning the historical documents in
relation to Nantucket and Martha's
428
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
SPARKS, JARED, LL.D. (continued).
Vineyard, 3. 43, 44, 151. Presents a
copy of claim of land granted Lord Say
and Sele, 3. 50. Washington letter, 3.
91. Presents historical papers to the
Society, 3. 95. Elected Vice-President,
3. 162 ; 4. 19, 272 ; 5. 29, 195 ; 6. 19 ;
7. vii, 26, 363. Remarks made, and
names proposed for Honorary Mem-
bership, 3. 174. Vice-President, 4. vii,
373 ; 5. vii, 1 ; 6. vii ; 8. 272. Re-
marks by, 4. 117-119, 289, 290, 374 ; 5.
108; 7. 172. Remarks on W. H. Prescott,
4. 173-175, 177, 178. Two German
books referred to, 5. 93. Of committee
on a. helmet, 5. 149. Presides, 5. 196 ;
6. 331. Vote of thanks to, 5. 199. Of
committee on exchange of prisoners in
the Revolution, 5. 324, 346. Note from,
to G. T. Curtis, 5. 346. On Pres.
Felton, 5. 458. On Lafayette and his
freed negroes, 6. 117. On Society of
Northern Antiquaries, 6 253, 254. On
Washington as a Marshal of France,
7-283-285. Anecdote of Washington,
7. 496. Tribute to, 9. 157. Remarks by
Hon. Robert C. Winthrop, 9. 157. Reso-
lutions adopted by the Society, 9. 162.
Remarks by Hon. John C. Gray, 9. 162 ;
by Hon. Theophilus Parsons, 9. 163;
by Hon. Charles G. Loring, 9. 168; by
Col. Thomas Aspinwall, 9. 174. Works
of, 9. 176. Bust of, exhibited, 9. 176.
Notice of the death of, 9. 179. Bust of,
presented, 9. 250; 10. 14. Resolutions
in commemoration of, adopted by the
Maryland Historical Society, 9. 463.
Autograph and portrait of, face 10.
211. Memoir of, by G. E. Ellis, 10.
211-310. His birth, 10. 213. Goes to
Exejer, 10. 217. Enters Harvard
College, 10. 218. At Havre de Grace,
10. 220-223. At Lancaster, 10. 223-
225. Tutor in Harvard College, 10.
226. Pastor at Baltimore, 10. 228-
247. Chaplain of Congress, 10. 239.
Controversy with Dr. Wyatt, 10. 242;
with Dr. Miller, 10. 245. Sale of his
library, xp. 248. Turns ^iis attention
to American history, 10. 249-251.
Visits Europe, 10. 257. Returns to
Cambridge and marries, 10 258. Con-
troversy with Lord Mahon, 10. 261-
267. lias Washington's Works trans-
lated, 10. 269-273. Professor of His-
tory in Harvard College, ip. 282-284.
Avoids participation in politics, 10. 284-
286. His second marriage, 10. 286.
President of Harvard College, 10. 286-
297. His death, 10. 303. His charac-
ter, 10. 303-309. The societies to which
he belonged, 10. 309. Portraits and
busts of him. 10. 310. His edition of
Washington's Writings defended by G:
Livermore, 10. 449. Manuscript note of,
in a copy of Almon's ' Lettres de Mar-
quis de Montcalm/ n. 113 n. Contro-
versy with Earl Stanhope, 14. 195.
Dr. Ellis's memoir of, 14. 196. His
' Writings of Washington ' cited, i.
298 n. ; 5. 221 n., 389; 6. 116-119, 185,
214, 224; 7. 133 n., 13571., 145n.,276n.,
288 n.; 12. 53 n., 171: 14. 55; 17. 63 n.
' Biography,' i. 431, 476 n. ; 2. 41. 144 n.,
294 n. ; 6. 169, 409 n. ; 10. 278 ; 16. 69 n. ;
19. 341, 394. ' Diplomatic Correspon-
dence of the American Revolution/
i. 451 ; 6. 210, 219, 222, 223, 231, 422 ;
7. 146 n.; 10. 298. His notice on Brad-
dock's Defeat, 3. 235. His 'Life of
Franklin,' 6. 120, 126; the same cited,
xi. 301 n. ; 12. 62 ; 16. 43 n., 44 n ., 177 ;
17. 03 n. ; 19. 312 n. Editor of the
' North American Review,' 10. 228, 245-
247. Publishes the ' Collection of Es-
says and Tracts in Theology,' 10. 243.
Edits 'Washington's Works/ 10. 251-
273. Edits the 'Diplomatic Corre-
spondence of the American Revolu-
tion/ 10. 273-275, 298. Publishes
'The Life of Ledyard/ 10. 276; xx.
353 n. Founds ' The American Al-
manac/ 10. 277. ' Life of Gouverneur
Morris/ 10. 278. His projected ' Li-
brary of American History/ 10. 279.
Edits Franklin's Works, 10. 281.
Sparks, Maria Verplank, daughter of J.
fyarks, 10. 259.
Sparks, Mrs. Mary C. (Silsbee), 10. 286,
297, 411. Letter accompanying a gift
of the bust of Jared Sparks, LL.D., 9.
250. Vote of thanks to, 9. 250. Do-
nations from, 10. 14, 105; n. 500; 15.
388.
Sparks, Rebecca (Mrs. McKenney), 14.
150.
Sparrow, Anthony, his 'Articles, Canons,
etc., of the Church of England/ i. 2,
75.
Sparrow, Lieut. Edward, 15. 77.
Sparrow, Jonathan, 20. 325.
Spaulden, Lieut. Ebenezer, 15. 79, 79 n.
Spaulden, Lieut. Joseph, 15. 79. '
Spaulden, Lieut. Thomas, 15. 79, 79 n.
Spaulding, Col., 15. 87, 88.
Spaulding, Mr., 3. 224.
Spaulding, Mrs., 3, 224.
Spaulding, John, 15. 128.
Spaulding, Mahlon D., 19 357.
Spaulding, Thomas, introduction of long-
staple cotton into Georgia, 3. 224, 225.
Speaker's Desk, i. 414; 2. 312, 312 n,
313 n.
Speakman, Gib., 8.353.
Spear, Mr., 6. 209.
Spear, Rev. Mr., 7. 109.
Spear, Calvin (Howe $• Spear), n.,307.
Spear, David, xi. 141.
Spear, Nathan, n. 141.
Spears, Capt., 16. 344.
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429
Spectacle Island, 1775, 7. 198.
'Spectator' (Addison's), a number of,
exhibited, 13. 65.
' Spectator/ New York, i. 130, 138, 147,
154, 168.
Speeches of the Governors of Massachu-
setts, from 1765 to 1775, contained in
the State Papers, 3. 149 n.
Speed, John, genealogies recorded in
Scripture, 2 277 n.
Speed, John, Roi/al Geographer, 20. 103.
Speed, John M.,' 4. 97.
Speedwell, tonnage of, 8. 465.
Speelrnann (SpellmanJ, Col. C., II. 133.
Speke, Capt. John H., 13. 352.
Spelman, Henry, his ' Relation of Vir-
ginia ' presented, 13. 45.
Spelman, Sir Henry, cited, 6. 54.
Spelman, Israel M., President of Mount
Auburn Cemetery, 17. 442.
Spencer, Capt., 13. 412.
Spencer, Ambrose, LL.D., portrait of, 13.
67.
Spencer, Charles, 2d Duke of Marlborough,
see Marlborough.
Spencer, George John, 2d Earl Spencer,
10. 439. His valuable library, 3. 106,
388 ; 10. 439.
Spencer, Isaac, 17. 216.
Spencer, Hon. John C., donation from, 2.
255. Portrait of, 13. 67.
Spencer, Gen. Joseph, 12. 122 ; 14. 86, 87;
15. 87, 128, 140, 143.
Spencer, Mary, Berwick, death of, 14.
137.
Spencer, Mary (Mrs. Jones), 14. 152.
Spencer, Philip, his execution, 7. 454.
Spencer, Robert, 2d Earl of Sunder land,
see Sunderland.
Spencer, Roger, 12. 414.
Spencer, Thomas, bookseller, Albany, 7.
276 n.
Spencer, William V., donations from, 7.
376; 8. 171.
Spencer, Mass., 12. 407. Origin of the
name of, 12. 414.
Spenser, Edmund, 10. 439 ; 13. 329 ; 19.
341 ; 20. 243. Lines of, quoted, 20. 228,
244.
Sperre, Malise, 13. 355.
Sphinx at Mount Auburn Cemetery, ac-
count of, 17. 436-440.
Spicket River, 6. 262.
Spinney, Thomas, death of, 14. 134.
Spira, Francesco, n. 422.
' Spirit of '76,' i. 218.
Spirits in prison, 8. 225.
Spiritualism, 7. 51-54 ; 10. 358.
Spofford, Ainsworth R., 19. 393 n. Let-
ter from, read, relating to the library
of Peter Force, 9. 463. Donations from,
10. 117, 409.
Spofford, Richard S., 17. 8.
Spongberg, Prof., 16. 316.
Spooner, Alden, i. 37.
Spooner, Ebenezer, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 18. 268.
Spooner, George, 8. 374 ; n. 141, 394, 395.
SPOONER, Rev. JOHN JONES, A.M., gives
his description of Prince George
County, Virginia, i. 54. Nominated a
Corresponding Member, i. 55. Elected,
i. 57.
Spooner, Walter, 10. 99.
SPOONKR, Hon. WILLIAM, M.D., d. 1836,
x. 105-108, 110, 117, 120, 121, 124, 126,
134, 139, 143, 144, 150, 156, 160 n., 163,
172, 179, 188, 194, 195, 213, 215, 219,
236, 239, 242, 278, 281, 350, 468, 470,
475, 479, 480, 482, 485, 490, 492, 497,
500, 503, 504. Nominated a Resident
Member, i. 96. Elected, i. 97. Of
committee to take an account of the
articles in the Cabinet and Museum, i.
100, 101. Of committee to solicit sub-
scriptions to the funds of the Society,
I. 102. Of committee on the better
preservation of the Library and Cabi-
net, i. 107. Of committee to consider
the expediency of continuing the Pub-
lications, i. 107. Of Publication Com-
mittee, i. 129. Of committee to exam-
ine the Treasurer's accounts, i. 163,
189. Motion by, x. 239. Of commit-
tee to ask aid from the State in pub-
lishing Hubbard's ' History/ i. 239,
240. Allowed to take out a manu-
script, i. 482. His resignation of mem-
bership accepted, 2. 11. His assess-
ments remitted, 2. 11. Resigns mem-
bership, 2. 607 n. His death, 2. 607 n.
Notice of, 2. 607 n.
Spooner, Hon. William, Son of Liberty, 7.
238; xi. 141; 16. 85.
SPOONER, WILLIAM JONES, A.M., I. 347,
350, 369, 381, 424 ; 2. 50 ; 13. 26. Death
of, i. xliii. Nominated a Resident
Member, x. 340. Elected, x. 342. Of
committee to prepare the Index to the
Collections, i. 352. Of Publication
Committee, i. 352. Mr. Gray appointed
to prepare a memoir of, i. 377, 377 n.
Spot Pond, Stoneham, the ice-trade, 3. 55,
56.
Spotorno, GTov. Battista, 16. 319 n., 322.
Spotswood, Col. Alexander, 18. 368, 369.
Sprague, Mr., 20. 135.
Sprague, Mrs., 7. 189.
Sprague, Mrs., Jr., 7. 190.
Sprague, Anthony, 19. 382.
SPRAGUE, CHARLES, A.M., n. 372; 14.
25, 154; 15. 283; 17. 14. Elected a
Resident Member, 5. 407. His death,
13. xviii. Death of, announced by Mr.
Adams, 13. 426. Tribute of Rev. R. C.
Waterston to, 13. 427-438. Letter of,
giving the origin of the poem, ' We are
but Two/ 13. 432. Compared with
Charles Lamb, 13. 435, 436, Mr. Win-
throp's notice of the death of, 13. 446,
430
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
SPRAGTJE, CHARLES, A.M. (continued).
447. Portrait of, faces 14. 39. ' Me-
moir of,' by Edmund Quincy, 14. 39-
61. His birth, 14. 39. Ancestry, 14.
40. Education, 14. 41. Business ven-
tures, 14. 41. Publication of his poems,
14. 47. Lesser poems, 14. 47. Later
life, 14. 49. Old age, 14. 50. His re-
ligious views, 14. 51. His poem at the
two hundredth anniversary of the set-
tlement of Boston, i. 434 n. His
' Shakspeare Ode,' 13. 428, 429 ; 14. 44.
His 'Curiosity,' 13. 429, 430; 14. 45.
1 Centennial Ode,' 13. 431. Early po-
ems, 14. 43. Theatre poems, 14. 43.
'Art,' 14. 45.
Sprague, Elder David, 8. 220-222.
Sprague, Mrs. Elizabeth (Bartlett), 19.
382.
Sprague, Elizabeth (Mrs. Lincoln), 14. 50.
Sprague, Mrs. Elizabeth (Eand), 14. 428.
Sprague, George James, 13. 437.
Sprague, H. B., donation irom, 10. 484.
Sprague, Mrs. Joanna (Thayer), 14. 40.
Sprague, John, 15. 397; 17. 193; (?) 19.
159, 164.
Sprague, Hon. John, Chief Justice in the
Court of Common Pleas for Worcester
County, 3. 192, 194, 197-202.
Sprague, John, M.D., d. 1797, 7. 189, 224,
237; ii. 141. His reputation, 7. 178.
His house, 7. 208.
Sprague, Adj. -Gen. John T., donations
from, 7. 408 ; 8. 1, 88.
Sprague, Jonathan, 17. 157, 159.
Sprague, Mrs. Joseph, 16. 11.
Sprague, Dr. Lawrence, 19. 216.
bprague, Hon. Peleg, LL.D., 2. 161 ; u.
263 ; 16. 19 ; 18. 247, 365.
Sprague, Ralph, Charlestons, 16. 206.
Sprague, Samuel, mechanic, 1775, 10. 22;
13. 427 ; 14 40 ; 15. 86 n. ; 20. 124.
Sprague, Sarah (Mrs. Bates), 19. 382.
Sprague, Hon. Seth, 18. 365.
Sprague, William, 17. 193.
Sprague, Gov. William, d. 1856, 6. 172;
17. 360.
Sprague, William, Hingham, 14. 40; 19.
382.
SPRAGUE, Rev. WILLIAM B., Z).Z>., 8. 48 ;
13. 446. An exchange arranged with,
i. 399. Nominated a Resident Mem-
ber, i. 416. Elected, i. 418. Declines
Resident Membership, i. 418 rc. Dona-
tion from, 3. 65, 126 ; 4. 1, 139, 391 ; 5.
203. Elected a Corresponding Mem-
ber, 3. 152. Accepts membership, 3. 178.
Letter from Hon. D. A. White to, 6.
308. His death, 14. xvi. Death of,
announced by the President, 14. 339.
Prof. Peabody pays a tribute to the
memory of, 14. 339. His ' Annals of
the American Pulpit,' 2. 275 n. ; 5.
41 7 n. ; 14. 148 n.; 17. 19 n., 205 n. ;
18 5.
Sprague & Colville, Messrs., 19. 164.
Sprague, Conn., 16. 4.
Sprat, Thomas, D.D., Bishop of Rochester,
16. 209, 230 n.
Spring, Henry, 17. 157, 159.
Spring, Jedediah, 17. 159.
Spring, Sir William, 18. 289.
Springall, Mr., 19. 237.
Springer, Mr., 2. 73 n.
Springfield, ///., 18 213.
Springfield, Mass., 4. 59, 91 ; 5. 15, 350;
6.2%; 7-228; 8.353; n. 809, 811; 12.
336, 394, 365, 412 ; 17. 846 ; 18. 17 ; 19.
59, 251 ; 20. 35. Extracts from the
Records of, 1.216. Condition of slaves
in 1777, 6. 1G4. Visit to, in 17£9, 11.
13. Origin of the name of, 12. 397.
Springfield, A7. J., battle at, 5 221, 222.
Springfield City Library Association, do-
nation from, ii. 499.
Sproat, Col. Ebenezer, 17. 189, 189 n.,
191, 192.
Sproat, G. T., donation from, n. 44.
Sproat, kev. James, D.D., 17 206, 206 n.
Sprout, , innkeeper, n. 29.
Sprout, Major Ebenezer, 15. 77, 160.
Spry, William, LL.D., 17. 2C2, 293.
Spurge, 5. 389.
Spurgeon, Rev. J. G., 15. 236.
Spurr, Charles W., gift from, 18. 2(8.
Spurr, Oliver, donation from, 7. 100.
Spurstowe, Mr. William, ii. 161. His
signature to the Nanagansett Patent,
5-40.
Spurzheim, Johann Caspar, M.D , 13 £90.
Monument to, erected by W: Sturgis,
7 463.
Spuyten Devil Creek, N. Y., 18. 77.
Spy, Prospectus of the 'Royal American
Magazine' published in, 3. 142.
Squantum, Mass., 4. 296; 7. 187, 196,
201, 248, 257.
Squaw-Sachem, 10. 328.
Squibb, Capt. Thomas, 14. 361.
Squidraket, Sagamore, 3. 1£6.
SQUIER, E. GEORGE, nominated a Cor-
responding Member, 2. 3b6. Elected,
2. 412. Letter and donation from, 2.
385. Photographic views of Peruvian
antiquities by, exhibited, 9 156.
Squire, John, 12. 107, 108.
Squonetow, Pequot Indian, 10. 402.
Stackpole's Tavern, Md., 17. 198.
Stackpole, Joseph L., 19. 357.
Stackpole, Joseph Lewis, 4. 269 ; 15. 291 ;
16. 411, 421.
Stackpole, William, Jr., 19. 178.
Stacy, Lieut. John, 15. 86.
Stacy, William, 17. 182 n.
Stacy, William, Berwick, death of, 14.
141.
Stacy, Major William, 14. 88, 89 ; 15. 84,
98, 99, 102, 104-106, 109, 160.
Stael, Anna Lovina Germaine, Baronne
de, 3. 385; 16. 449.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 431
Stafford, Dr. Edward, his 'Receipts to
cure various Disorders,' 5. 379-399.
His autograph, 5. H83.
Stafford, sec. Strafford.
Staffordshire, 3. 144.
Staigg, Richard M., miniature portrait of
Daniel Webster by, presented to the
Society, 9. 242.
Stain, Jacob Frederick, 20. 85, 277 n.
Staiton, 5. 127.
Stamford, Mr., 19. 181.
Stamford, Eng., Dr. R. Ellis's visit to, 18.
249.
Stamp, Miss Americ, pseudon., 14. 169.
Stamp, George, pseudon., 14. 169.
Stamp Act, i. 75 ; 3. 106, 261 ; 4. 382.
'The Necessity of repealing the, demon-
strated,' i. 12, 20. Accusations against
Hutchinson, 3. 137. Riot caused by,
4. 46, 49. An original stamp donated
to the Society, 6. 404. Oath taken by
Gov. Andrew Oliver against enforcing,
12. 247. Repeal of, 14. 260.
Stanbridge, Henry, n. 142.
Stanbury, Nathan, 12. 117.
Standing Committee of the Society, i. 3,
4, 39, 40, 70, 72, 149, 160 n., 161, 164,
165, 175, 18'.), 198, 199, 208, 210-212,
223, 224, 227, 228, 231, 232, 239, 246,
251, 253, 255, 264, 266, 273, 284, 287,
338, 340, 348, 349, 374, 379, 388, 389,
400, 416, 449, 455, 458, 470, 477, 481,
487, 489, 494 ; 4. 3, 15, 16, 51, 52, 86,
98, 105, 103-110, 114, 124, 125, 134,
251, 265, 272, 273, 290, 312, 316, 321,
322, 329, 334, 335, 365, 378, 379, 384,
425, 426, 463 ; 5. 527 ; 6. 1, 2 ; 8. 3, 83,
97, 175, 212, 213, 255, 275, 276, 279,
283, 446, 408, 482, 483; 9. 244, 256,
343; 10. 20, 22, 37, 89, 105, 113, 133,
135, 136, 141, 145, 150, 174, 175, 315,
320, 337, 433 n., 445, 473, 481 ; u. 100,
102, 105, 111, 129, 146, 164, 198, 231,
250, 251, 336; 12. 145, 160, 171, 181,
191, 225, 232, 250, 252, 316 ; 13. 131,
140. First meetings of the Society, i.
xvii, xviii. Election of, for the years
1791, i. 4; 1792, i. 34; 1793, i. 50;
1794, i. 64; 1795, i. 82; 1796, i. 97;
1797,1.105; 1798,1.117; 1799, i. 125;
1800, 1. 132 ; 1801, i. 140 ; 1802, i. 148 ;
1803, i. 157; 1804, i. 164; 1805, i.
170 : 1806, i. 188 ; 1807, i. 193 ; 1808,
i. 196; 1809, i. 206; 1810, i. 215;
1811, i. 221; 1812, i. 226; 1813, i.
231; 1814, i. 239; 1815, i. 245; 1816,
i. 254; 1817, i. 264; 1818, i. 273;
1819, i. 279; 1820, i. 288; 1821, i.
335; 1822, i. 341; 1823, i. 350; 1824,
i. 374; 1825, i. 380; 1826, i. 387;
1827, i. 398; 1828, i. 409; 1829, i.
418; 1830, i. 427 ; 1831, i. 445; 1832,
i. 452; 1833, i. 467; 1834, i. 489;
1835, 2. 3; 1836, 2. 40; 1837, 2. 82;
1838, 2. 103; 1839, 2. 130; 1840, 2.
149; 1841, 2. 192; 1842, 2. 233; 1843
2. 251; 1844, 2. 271; 1845, 2. 313;
1846, 2. 342; 1847, 2. 370; 1848, 2.
387; 1849, z. 426; 1850,2.454; 1851,
2. 472; 1852, 2. 488; 1853, 2. 528;
1854, 2.559; 1855,3.29; 1856, 3. 86;
1857, 3. 162; 1858, 4. 19 ; 1859, 4. 272 ;
I860, 5. 29; 1861,5. 195; 1862, 6. 19;
1863, 7. 26 ; 1864, 7. 363 ; 1865, 8. 272 ;
1866, 9. 190; 1867, 10. 20; 1868, 10.
173; 1869, xx. 45; 1870, ix. 243; 1871,
12. 80; 1872, 12. 225; 1873, 13. 21;
1874, 13. 279; 1875, 14. 28; 1876, 14.
328; 1S77, 15. 276; 1878, 16. 173;
1879, 17. 76; 1880, 18. 36; 1881, 18.
415, 416; 1882, 19. 206, 207; 1883, 20.
199. To procure a room for the So-
ciety, i. 4. To examine the Library
and Museum, i. 15, 84. To appraise
the books offered by Dr. Belknap, x.
18, 23. Rules and duties of, i. 25, 27,
28, 70, 71, 208, 209, 227; 2. 513, 515,
616, 519, 521-523 ; 3. 230-243 ; 4. 238.
See By-Laws. To seek a new room
for the Society, i. 35. To print a
Catalogue of the Library, and the
Constitution of the Society, i. 46. To
report a new By-Law, i. 106. Number
of, to be increased, i. 121. To ex-
amine the Treasurer's accounts, i.
125, 132. The nomination of Resident
Members placed with the President
and, i. 161. Report of, on delinquent
members, i. 197, 247 n. To have Gen.
Lincoln's portrait returned, i. 216. To
consider the loan of mineralogy speci-
mens to Harvard College, i. 216, 223,
224. To make arrangements for the
celebration of the landing at Ply-
mouth, i. 232. To arrange for an his-
torical address at the October meeting,
I. 239, 241, 242. To prepare a list of
persons and institutions to whom the
Collections should be sent, i. 275. To
consider alterations in the Library
rules, i. 286, 349. To procure books
from Gov. Phillips's library, x. 347. A
vacancy on, filled, i. 372. Instructed
in regard to nomination of members,
i. 378. To consider a celebration of
the centennial of Bunker Hill battle,
i. 381. Manner of making nomina-
tions referred to, i. 381, 384. To ar-
range for an assistant in the Library,
i. 428. To revise Laws and Regula-
tions, i. 428, 460. To co-operate with
the town in celebrating the anniversary
of the settlement of Boston, i. 434.
Directed to nominate more members,
i. 436. To select an orator for the
centennial of Washington's birthday,
i. 447, 448. The Library catalogue
referred to, i. 467. To take notice of
the death of members, i. 468. Report
of, on alterations in the Society's
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Standing Committee (continued).
rooms, i. 468. To consider the question
of enlarging the number of Resident
Members, i. 482, 485. Expediency of
making a collection of local maps re-
ferred to, 2. 12. To consider names
for nomination, entered in a nomina-
tion-book, 2. 14. The order to con-
sider making a collection of local
maps rescinded, 2. 16. To take charge
of subjects referred to in a letter from
Mr. Samuel Hazard, 2. 16. Rev. Mr.
Francis chosen in place of Nathan Ap-
pleton, Esq., 2. 26. Their concurrence
required in loaning the privilege of
the Library and Cabinet, 2. 26. To
select a Publishing Committee to pre-
pare Vol. VI., third series of the Col-
lections, 2. 40, 47, 49. To enforce
Article IV. of Chapter III. of the So-
ciety's rules, 2. 44. A member to be
chosen in place of Mr. Gray, 2. 60.
Mr. J. Davis chosen to fill Mr. Gray's
place, while absent from the country,
2. 62. Appoint Dr. Jenks to act upon
Dr. Cogswell's request, 2. 63. Asked
to prepare a list of the individuals and
institutions to whom to send the Col-
lections, 2. 60 n , 70 n. Nominate a
Committee of Publication for Vol.
VII., third series of the Collections, 2.
89. To prepare a circular letter re-
questing contributions for the Library,
2. 106. To consider the expediency of
having Honorary Corresponding Mem-
bers in remote parts of the State, 2.
106. To nominate a committee to
prepare the index to the third series of
the Collections, 2. 260. To carry into
effect the conditions in relation-to the
Speaker's desk, 2. 312, 312 n., 313 n.
To make such arrangements as may
be necessary for the delivery of the
memoir on the Patent Office, 2. 317,
318. To consider an alteration in the
charter of the Society, 2. 328. Report
on the amendment, 2. 330. To con-
sider making a distinction between
the quarterly and monthly meetings,
2. 335. Matters referred to, 2. 362,
373, 374, 492. Report on the Chal-
mers Manuscript, 2. 363. Report of,
on the ownership of the < Hutchinson
Papers/ 2. 365. Their duties in regard
to the Society's manuscripts, 2. 433.
To procure b<x>ks with the money left
by Prof. Dean, 2. 444. Their mode of
election, 2. 484. Report concerning
the request of Ellis Ames, 2. 494. Re-
port concerning the requests of Messrs.
S. H. Emery, G. H. Moore, and Dr.
T. R. Beck, 2. 494. To make arrange-
ments for keeping open the rooms of
the Society, 2 536, 538, 539, 573. Re-
port of the Library and Catalogue, 2.
586-591 n. Action of, under the Reso-
lution regarding the Library and Cata-
logue, 2. 591 n., 592 n. To take charge
of the matter of Mr. Deeth's letter, 2.
604. Authorized to publish selections
from the Proceedings of the Society,
3. iii. To take charge of the temporary
publications of the Society, 3. 32. Re-
port concerning the binding of unbound
magazines, etc., 3. 32 6-32 c, 39, 86, 87.
To dispose of duplicates in the Library,
3. 41. To examine buildings, with a
view to removal, 3. 42, 43. To take
charge of the matter relating to the
historical papers in the New York
Archives, 3. 43, 44. To arrange for a
series of social gatherings, 3. 64. To
obtain insurance on books and other
valuables, 3. 83. To propose altera-
tions in the By-Laws, 3. 83. Their
annual reports for the years ending
April, 1856, 3. 86; 1857, 3. 158-162;
1858, 4 4-7 ; 1859, 4. 237-245 ; 1860,
5. 18-21 ; 1861, 5. 184, 185; 1862, 6. 6-
9; 1863, 7. 10-15; 1864, 7. 349-351;
1865, 8. 258-262; 1866, 9. 179, 180;
1867, 10. 2-6 ; 1868, 10. 146-151 ; 1869,
ii. 32-34 ; 1870, n. 244-246; 1871, 12.
71-73; 1872, 12. 215-217; 1873, 13.
12-14 ; 1874, 13. 264-270 ; 1875, 14. 25,
26; 1876, 14. 317-320; 1877, 15. 265-
268; 1878, 16. 161-165; 1879, 17. 66-
68 ; 1880, 18. 25-27 ; 1881, 18. 405-407 ;
1882, 19. 285-288; 1883, 20. 189-191.
Report concerning the price of the
Collections, 3. 88. Insurance effected,
3. 88. The Collections to be reprinted,
3. 88. The communication from the
Chicago Historical Society, 3. 89, 95.
To institute a system of exchanges, 3.
92, 159. Report on the manuscripts
of the Society, 3. 93-95. Arrange-
ment of the third story, 3. 99. The
Dowse portrait, 3. 110. Amount paid
for repairs, 3. 111. The preserva-
tion of the Society's Records, 3. 130,
131, 154. To procure a copy of the
portrait of Samuel Appleton, 3. 130.
To fit up a room for the Dowse Li-
brary, 3. 131, 161, 102, 169, 178. Change
in the hour of meeting, 3. 150. Com-
munication from the Tennessee His-
torical Society, 3-151. A casket for
keeping Winthrop's Journal procure "
for the Society, 3. 160, 161. To
dress a circular letter to the meml
for contributions to the Library, 3. 17$
179. Literary .matter referred to,
203, 206, 221-224, 263 ; 6. 4, 332, &
361. Proposal from the Dorchester
Antiquarian and Historical Society,
referred to, 3. 229. To draw on the
Treasurer for means of paying the
current expenses, 3. 249. To make an
annual examination of the Library, 3.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
433
249. Reports of their proceedings to
be made to the Society at every meet-
ing, 3. 249. To make an annual ex-
amination of the Dowse Library, 3.
249. To keep a record concerning the
use of manuscripts, 3. 249. Rules of
meeting in the Dowse Library, 3. 250.
Presents memorial to the Legislature,
against the proposed change of name
of the Historic, Genealogical Society,
3. 265-270. To preserve or publish
the proceedings of the committee on
the name of the Society, 3 332. Re-
port on the publication of the Collec-
tions, 5. 151-154. Letter from the
Historic, Genealogical Society referred
to, 6. 4. Requests concerning the
publications of the Society, 6. 14.
To appoint delegates to attend the
celebration at Bernardston, 6. 21. Re-
port concerning the naming of streets,
6. 23-40. Communication concerning
the portrait of William III., 6. 331,
332. Matter of placing the publica-
tions of the Society in the Library of
Tufts College, 6. 362. Resolutions of-
fered in memory of Hon. N. Hale, 6.
419. Sale of a share in the Massachu-
setts Cotton Mills, 6. 426. Requested
to make arrangements for a paper at
each meeting, 7. 364. Vote of thanks
to, 10. 20, 174; n. 46, 253 ; 12. 81, 225.
Resolutions offered by, n. 138, 157,
238; 12. 51, 253; 13. 49. Resolutions
relating to the 'Old South/ 12. 318.
This committee to be called the Ex-
ecutive Committee of the Council, 13,
270.
For further proceedings of the Stand-
ing Committee, see Council of the So-
ciety, etc. For members of the Stand-
ing Committee and of the Council, see
the list of names below ; those marked
with a star belonging to the Council :
*Adams, C. F., Jr. ; Amory, T. C. ;
Appleton, N.; *Appleton, W. S. ; As-
pinwall, T. ; Austin, J. T. ; Blagden,
G. W. ; Bowdoin, J. ; Brigham, VV. ;
*Brooks, P.; *Brooks, W. G^; *Cabot, J.
E. ; *Clmse, G B. ; Davis, J. ; *Deane,
C.; Dexter, H. M. ; Eliot, S.; *Ellis,
G. E. ; Emerson, W. ; Endicott, W. C. ;
Everett, E. : Felt, J. B. ; Folsom, C.;
*Foote, H. W. ; Francis, C. ; Freeman,
J. ; Frothingham, N. L. ; *Frothing-
ham, R. ; Gardner, S. P. ; *Goddard,
D. A. ; Gray, F. C. ; Gray, H., Jr. ;
Gray, J. C. ; Hale. E. E. ; Hale, N. ;
*Haynes, H. W. ; *Hill. C. H. ; Hillard,
G. S. ; Holmes, A. ; Kirkland, J. T. ;
Lawrence, A. A. ; Lincoln, S. ; Liver-
more, Geo. ; *Lodge, H. C. ; Lothrop,
S. K. ; *Lowell, J. R. ; Lunt, W. P. ;
Lyman, T. ; *Mason, R. M. ; Minot, G.
R. ; *Morse, J. T., Jr. ; Norton, C. E. ;
Paige, L. ; *Palfrey, F. W. ; *Park-
man,F. ; *Perkins, A. T.; *Perkins, C.
C. ; Pierce, J. ; Punchard, G. ; *Quincy,
E. ; Quincy, J. ; *Robbins, C. ; Robbins,
J. M. ; Sabine, L. ; *Saltonstall. L. ;
Savage, J. ; *Shurtleff, N. B. ; *Smith,
C. C. ; Sparks, J. ; Thacher, P.;
Ticknor, G. ; Torrey, H. W. ; Tudor,
W.; *Tuttle, C. W. ; Warren, C. H.;
*Warren, W. ; *Washburn, E. ; *Wa-
terston, R. C. ; Webster, Redford ;
Whitney, H. A.; Willard, J. ; *Winsor,
J. ; Winthrop, J. ; Winthrop, R. C. ;
Winthrop, T. L. ; Young, A.
Standish, Ebenezer, i. 114 n.
Standish, Capt. Miles, i. 128 n.; 4. 144;
g.34; ii. 217; 12. 399; 13. 410; 14.
304, 362 n., 367, 373 ; 15. 324, 325 ; 16.
195, 197, 205, 206 ; 18. 438 ; 20. 70, 72 n.
His sword, i. 88 n., 114; 4. 6, 142,
143 ; 5. 373. ' Biographical Sketch of/
i. 285. His house, 5. 159. Present at
a Court of Assistants, 6. 476, 477.
Vassall's petition, 6. 477-479. His
sword loaned, 7. 361. Letter in rela-
tion to a supposed portrait of, 15. 324-
326.
Standish, Sarah (Mrs. Payne), 13. 410.
Stanhope, Charles, Lord Petersham, see
Petersham.
Stanhope, Capt. Edwin, R.N., 12. 428.
Stanhope, Rev. George, D.D., 20. 278.
Stanhope, James Stanhope, 1st Earl, 12.
402 n.
Stanhope, Sir John, 12. 101-103. Letter
to Sir William Davison, relating to
Elder William Brewster's appointment
as Postmaster of Scrooby, 12. 93-100.
Stanhope, Philip, 2d Earl of Chesterfield,
see Chesterfield.
Stanhope, Philip Dormer, 4th Earl of
Chesterfield, see Chesterfield.
STANHOPE, PHILIP HENRY, §th Earl,
Viscount Mahon, 6. 104, 106; 10. 261,
264, 268 n., 301; 13. 122; 14. 156, 235,
318; 17. 332. Elected an Honorary
Member of the Society, 3. 64. His
charges against J. Sparks, 10. 261, 264,
449 ; 14. xvi. Death of, announced,
14. 292. Tribute to, by Mr. Winthrop,
14. 292. His estimate of Washington,
14. 193. His publications, 14. 194. His
controversy with Pres. Sparks. 14. 195.
Letter of, to Dr. Ellis, 14. 196. His
'History of England* cited, 13. 157;
14. 349 n.
Stanhope, William, Viscount Petersham
see Petersham.
Stanian, Ann (Mrs. Silley), 14. 161.
Stanian, Mary, 20. 319.
Staniford, Daniel, 19. 336.
Stanion, Antony, 16. 266.
STANLEY, Rev. ARTHUR PENRHYN, D.D.,
Dean of Westminster, 10. 318; xx. 240,
325; 14. 157; 15. 285; 16. 366; 17. 312;
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19. 331 n. ; 20. 173. Elected an Hon-
orary Member, 10. 411. Letter ac-
cepting membership from, n. 1. His
visit to the Society's rooms, 16. 314,
315. Preaches Mr. Motley's funeral
sermon, 16. 473. His death, 18. xx.
Death of, announced by the President,
19. 5-8. Tribute to, by Phillips Brooks,
19. 9, 10. Keview of his 'Memorials
of Canterbury,' by Comte de Circourt,
u. 483. His 'Historical Memorials of
Westminster Abbey,' 19. 326.
Stanley, Lady Augusta, 19. 8.
Stanley, Edward, llth, 12th, and Uth
Earls of Derht/, see Derby.
Stanley, 'Rev. Edward, D.D., Bishop of
Nonvlcli, 19. 8.
Stanley, Edward Henry, Lord Stanley,
10. 318.
Stanley, Elizabeth Douglass, Countess of
Derby, see Derby.
Stanley, Hon. Henry E. J., his 'Three
Voyages of Vasco da Garaa ' cited,
14. 2 n.
Stanley, Lieut. Solomon, 15. 77.
* Stanley Palace/ Eng., 20. 27.
Stannill, Ano., 16. 265.
Stansbury, Joseph, n. 323 ; 12. 58.
Stan ton, Dorothy, widow ofR: Wiseman,
aft. Mrs. Rogers, 5. 491, 492, 495, 496.
Stanton, Hon. Edwin M., 11. 350.
Stanton, Joanna (Mrs. Nute), 14. 152.
Stanton, R. H., donation from, 2. 585.
Stanton, Thomas, 13. 234.
Stanwix, Fort, see Fort Stanwix, etc.
STAPLES, Hon. WILLIAM R., 5. 30; xx.
32. Elected a Corresponding Member,
5. 18. Death of, 10. xvi, 346. His
'Annals of Providence/ i. 133 n.; 12.
354 n.
Star (Starr), Rev. Comfort, 8. 11, 20, 25.
Star Chamber, 8. 306-308.
Starboord, Mrs. Abigail, 14. 150.
Starboord, Thomas, marriage of, 14.
150.
Staring, Judge Henry, anecdote of, 19
408.
Stark, John, donation from, 2. 28.
Stark, Gen. John, 13 208 ; 14. 60, 69, 75,
285 ; 15. 89, 129, 157, 159, 160 ; 17. 57,
58, 90, 91, 330. Commemorated by
the shaft at Bunker Hill, 6. 178. His
spirit and promptitude in the Revolu-
tion, 6. 212.
Stark Mills, 6. 10. Two shares in, trans-
ferred to the Massachusetts Historical
Society, 2. 597 ; 3. 5.
Starkie, Thomas, Q. C., 14. 392.
Starr, James, 6. 122.
Starr, Martha (Mrs. Edes), 12. 179.
Starr, William, 12. 176.
Startin (Starlin), Charles, 8. 339.
State vs. Manuel, case of, 6. 93.
State Department, etc., see United States,
Department of State.
State House, Boston, 3. 296, 332; 6. 34,
41, 80. Meeting of the Society in, i.
64. Old building, \. 434 n.; 19. 379.
Documents in the handwriting of Mr.
Thomas Wallcut, 2. 203. Visited by
Pres. Gen. Washington, 3. 309. Maps
of Boston preserved in, 6. 36. Matters
pertaining to the Narragansett Patent,
6. 56, 75. Index to manuscripts in, 8.
476.
State Paper Office, British, 3. 76 ; 4-118;
6. 70 n., 80, 476.
State Papers, Calendar of, see Calendar.
State Papers of Massachusetts, list of,
to be completed, 3. 86.
State Street, Boston, 4. 353 n.; 7. 270 n.
A picture of, presented, 17. 78.
Staten Island, N. Y., 6. 193; 18. 66.
Stationers' Company, London, have the
sole right of printing almanacs, 7.
126.
Stationers' Company Register, London,
20. 277 n.
Statist, a pseudonym used by N. Appleton,
5. 273, 274.
Staunton, Fa., 4. 102; 18. 182.
Staupitz, John, 20. 371, 372.
Stayner, Abigail, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 268.
Steadman, , 12. 193.
Steadman, Mrs. Elizabeth, 18. 15, 16.
Steadman, William, 2. 390.
Steam-vessels, early history of, 7. 414-
416.
Stearns, Mr., 16. 290, 292, 300, 305.
Stearns, Hon. Asahel, LL.D., i. 439; 10.
56 ; 17. 25 ; 19. 59. Classmate of 1).
A. White, 5. 178; 6.271.
Stearns, Charles, n. 161.
Stearns, Rev. Charles, D.D., d. 1826, 5.
367.
Stearns, Lieut. Elisha, 15. 83.
Stearns, Capt. Ephraim, orderly book of
the company commanded by, given,
19. 385.
Stearns, Adj. Frazar Augustus, 10. 174.
Stearns, Dr. John, 12. 174.
Stearns, Jonathan, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 18. 268.
Stearns, Lieut. Jonathan, 15. 83.
Stearns, Luther, M.D., 18. 174.
Stearns, Rev. Oliver, 8. 252.
Stearns, Rev. Samuel, donation from, x.
203.
Stearns, Dr. Thomas, donation from, i.
493.
Stearns, William, i. 443.
Stearns, William, lawyer, 3. 192, 194, 197-
203.
STEARNS, Pres. WILLIAM A., D.D., elect-
ed a Resident Member, 5. 407. Do-
nations from, 10. 174, 206. Resigns
membership, 12. 29.
Stearns' Tavern, Attleboro, 7. 203.
Steason, Jiams, see Stilson.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
435
Stebbins, Dr., ig. 45.
Stebbins, Benjamin, n. 316.
Stebbins, Benoni, n. 314.
Stebbins, Edward M., letter from, offer-
ing the manuscript collections of Mr.
Somerby to the Society, 13. 312. Vote
of thanks to, 13. 313.
Stebbins, Mrs. Eliza (Livermore), 10.
419.
Stebbins, Rev. Horatio, 8. 253.
Stebbins, Lieut. Joseph, 15. 79, 83 n.
Stebbins, Rufus P., 10. 428. Donation
from, 7. 373.
Stebbins, Solomon B., 20 209.
Stedman, , 18. 319 n.
Stedman, Capt., 15. 88, 92, 97.
Stedman, Dr., 7. 194.
Stedman, Charles, his 'History of the
American War/ I. 112; 7. 289; 14.
56,61,237; 18. 77 n. ; 19. 377 n.
Stedman, Ebenezer, 16. 6 ; 17. 159.
Stedman, James, report of, 4. 304.
Steel, Capt. , 19. 361.
Steele, Jonathan, 20. 335.
Steele, Sir Richard, 4. 399, 406.
Stenography, Mr. Bigelow's book on, 19.
429.
Stephen, Col. Adam, 14. 263.
Stephen, James, his ' War in Disguise,'
19. 371, 37 lw., 375 w.
Stephens, Alexander H., 6. 99. His
speech delivered at Savannah, 6. 89, 90.
Stephens, Henry, 4. 14.
STEPHENS, JOHN L., nominated a Cor-
responding Member, 2. 113. Elected,
2. 115.
Stephens, Robert, 16. 145.
Stephens, Samuel, 14. 149.
Stephenson, George, 3. 362, 363. Public
labors of, 6. 424.
Stephenson, I., 20. 102.
Stephenson, Robert, 17. 459.
Stephentown, N. Y., 19. 400, 420.
Sterling, Benjamin Ferdinand, a refugee
from Boston in 1776, 18. 268.
Sterling, Elizabeth, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 18. 268.
Sterne, Rev. Laurence, 3. 251; 8. 413;
12. 142 : 15. 308.
Sterne, Samuel B., 13. 272.
Sternhold and Hopkins's version of the
Psalms, 2. 277 n.
Stetson, Lieut. Prince, 15. 75.
Stetson, Cornet Robert, 13. 136.
Steuart, Lt.-Col.,^ 18. 71.
Steuben, Frederic, Baron von, 4. 288 ; 6.
391; 7. 334; 19. 100, 101. His estab-
lishment in northern New York, 7. 330.
Presented with 15,000 acres, 7. 332.
Assists the Castorland French, 7. 333.
Steubenville, N. Y., 7. 332, 334, 335.
Stevens, Mrs., 5. 161.
Stevens, Benjamin, 20. 13.
Stevens, Col. Benjamin, donations from,
2. 214, 310, 315, 375, 503.
Stevens, Rev. Benjamin, D.D., 17. 156.
His funeral sermon on Pepperell, i.
18.
Stevens, Benjamin F., 20. 344.
Stevens, Bernsley, 15. 88.
Stevens, Charles E., 13. 300 n.
Stevens, George, 15. 2'6l n.
Stevens, George F., donation from, 5.
319.
STEVENS, HENRY, F.S.A., 2. 355, 581;
10. 429; 17. 1, 358 n.; 19. 117, 244 n.,
443; 20. 42, 58, 274. Nominated a
Corresponding Member, 2. 537. Elect-
ed, 2. 539. Accepts election, 2. 546.
Donations from, 2. 263, 360, 428 ; 3.
110, 111, 132; 4. 86, 429; 5. 81, 86, 89,
91,227 ; 6.15; 1 1.228, 231, 500. Corre-
spondence concerning Hubbard's ' His-
tory/ 2. 355, 360, 360 n. Donates the
Publications of the Camden Society, 3.
110. To receive the thanks of the So-
ciety, 3. 110 ; 5. 81. Mr. Deane's report
on his donation, 5. 87-92. And Mr. G:
Livermore, 10. 454 n. His collection
of ' Franklin Papers ' offered for sale,
19. 239-241. Letter from, to Mr. Win-
throp, containing an account of the
Raleigh volume of drawings, 20. 59,
60. The « Bibliographia Americana/
2. 413, 414, 414 n. His note to a copy
of the spurious edition of Johnson's
' Wonder- Working Providence/ 18. 434,
435. His discovery of the ' Note of
Remembrance ' of Sir Walter Raleigh,
20. 41. His 'Life of Hariot/ 20. 41.
His ' Historical Collections ' cited, 20.
275 n.
Stevens, J. Horace, donations from, 5.
229; 6 17.
Stevens, Capt. John, 5. 357.
STEVENS, JOHN AUSTIN, A.B., elected a
Corresponding Member, 16. 100.
Stevens, Rev. Joseph, 16. 51.
Stevens, Luther, 19. 385 n.
Stevens, Samuel, letter from, 12. 40.
Stevens, Hon. Thaddeus, donation from,
9. 467.
Stevens, Elder Thomas, 8. 221, 222.
Stevens, Rev. Timothy, 8. 28.
STEVENS, WILLIAM B., M.D., donation
from, 2. 170. Nominated a Correspond-
ing Member, 2. 172. Elected, 2. 175.
Accepts membership, 2. 177.
Stevens & Joy, Messrs., n. 308.
Stevenson, Andrew, 5. 276.
Stevenson, J. Thomas, 6. 453. Donation
from, of a memoir of Brig.-Gen. Thomas
Greely Stevenson, 9. 368. Vote of
thanks to, 9. 368.
Stevenson, Mrs. Margaret, 12. 49.
Stevenson, Marmaduke, 18. 359.
Stevenson, Robert H., 19. 357.
Stevenson, Briy.-Gen. Thomas Greely,
memoir of, presented, 9. 368.
Stevenson, see Stimpson.
436
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Steward, James, letter to, in relation to
property bequeathed by Rev. E. Rogers,
6- 346.
Stewards of Harvard College, see Har-
vard College.
Stewart, , 12. 21.
Stewart, Mr., 5. 239.
Stewart, Charles, master of the slave
Somerset, 7. 322. Sketch of, 7. 323.
Letter of, 7. 324.
Stewart, Dugald, 20. 390. Admired by
C: Lowell, 5. 430.
Stewart, George, 18. 375. Appointed to
a command in the Carthagena expedi-
tion, 18. 373, 374.
Stewart, Gilbert Charles, 20. 191.
Stewart, Mrs. Jane (Winthrop), 12. 235.
Stewart, John, aged 111, 8. 436.
Stewart, Major John, medal voted to, 13.
290, 291.
Stewart, Margaret (Mrs. Payne), 13. 410,
414 n., 416 n.
Stewart, Capt. Robert, 14. 263.
Stewart, Gen. Walter, 7. 300.
Stewart, Mrs. Walter, 7. 300.
Stewart, see also Stuart.
Sticker's Tavern, Pa., 17. 204 n.
Stickney, Lieut. Eleazer, 15. 81.
Stickney, John, 17. 403.
Stickney, Capt. Jonathan, 15. 81.
Stickney, Matthew A., donations from,
2. 376, 489, 532.
Stickney, Rev. Moses P., donation from,
6.20.
Stickney, Lieut. Thomas, 15. 79 n.
Stickney, William, 4. 26.
Stileman, Elias, 16. 257-262, 264, 266, 272,
273, 275, 276. Death of, 14. 130. His
handwriting, faces 16. 260.
STILES, EZRA, LL.D., President of Yale
College, i. 98 ; 3. 293 ; 10. 404 ; 14. 199,
261 ;' 17. 137, 138, 146 n., 149 n., 150 n. ;
18. 5; 19. 113, 244. Nominated a Cor-
responding Member, i. 42. Elected, i.
44. Accepts membership, i. 48. Por-
trait of, i. 124. Letter of, i. 217.
His ' History of the Judges,' i. 103.
His ' Oratio Inauguralis,' I. 123. Dr.
Holmes's 'Life of, 1. 123. His 'History
of the Judges ' cited, 7. 280 n. ; 15. 263 ;
19. 397 n. Letter from John Adams
to, 8. 230. Account of Rev. S. Lee,
8. 219. His manuscript ' Ecclesiastical
History of New England,' 19. 112, 113.
Refers to the spurious edition of the
' Wonder- Working Providence,' 19. 128.
Stiles, Henry R , M.D., donations from,
9. 177, 227, 247 ; n. 500.
STILLE, CHARLES J., donations from, 6.
417 ; ii. 500. Elected a Corresponding
Member, 10. 481. Accepts member-
ship, ii. 1.
Stillingfleet, Bishop Edward, his 'Origines
Sacrae,' 18. 427. His ' Vindication of
the Trinity,' 18. 428. ' Satisfaction of
Christ/ 18 428. His ' Sermons,' 18.
429. His ' Unreasonableness of Sepa-
ration,' 18. 430.
Stillman, Elizabeth Otis (Mrs. Savage),
16. 153.
Stillman, George, 16. 153 ; 19. 339.
Stiliman, Rev. Samuel, D.D., death of,
5 436.
Stillman, Mrs. Sarah, 19. 339.
Stilson, Jaems, 2. 546 n.
Stilson, James, 2. 545 n., 546 n.
Stilt, Aaron, 15. 18, 78 n.
Stimpson (Stevenson), Bartholomew, Jr.,
killed by Indians, 14. 149.
Stimpson, Charles, Jr., 6. 39.
Stimpson, Herbert H., 16. 38.
Stimson, J., donation from, 3. 264. To re-
ceive the thanks of the Society, 3. 264.
Stimson, Dr. Jeremy, his description of
Hopkinton, i. 75.
Stimson, Sarah, 19. 88.
Stirk, George, 8. 11,20,25.
Stirling, William Alexander, 1st Earl of,
d. 1640, 6. 71 n. ; 13. 133 ; 14. 62,
376 n.; 18.111, 117 n.; 19. 109 n. ; 20.
276 n. His land on Long Island, 6. 7 1 n.
His ' Map and Description of New Eng-
land ' cited, 18 93 ; 20. 276 n. Extract
from his ' Encouragement to Colonies,'
18. 117.
Stirling, William Alexander, Lord, 4. 288 ;
5. 358 ; 20. 93.
Stirling Castle, 6. 255.
Stitcher, Herman, 17. 199.
Stith, Pres. William, his ' History of Vir-
ginia ' cited, 10. 25, 27 n.
Stockbridge, Capt. Samuel, 15. 75.
Stockbridge, Mass., 12. 404, 407 ; 19 376.
Origin of the' name of , 12. 414. Monu-
ment to the Indians at, 16. 365, 366.
Stoekbridge tribe of Indians, 2. 327.
Specimen of the language of, 19. 414n.
Stockman, Dorothy, death of, 14. 129.
Stockman, John, death of, 14. 123.
Stockman, Joseph, Jr., 14. 118.
Stockman, Mrs. Sarah (Pike), 14. 123 n.,
129 n.
Stockton, H., 15. 393.
Stockton, Howard, 19. 357.
Stockton, Richard, 15. 393.
Stockton, Cat., 17. 401.
Stockwell, Reuben, 14. 290.
Stockvvell, Sally (Mrs. Goddard), 19. 438.
Stoddard, , 14. 200.
Stoddard, Anthony, 1697, 8. 213.
Stoddard, Anthony, d. 1748, 8. 29; 18.
368-371, 376-378.
Stoddard, Rev. Anthony, d. 1760,8 29.
Stoddard, Charles, 3. 281; 4. 11, 334.
Donations from, 2. 356, 360; 3. 220; 5.
485. Letter from, 3. 280, 281. Vc
of thanks to, 5. 485. Letter from,
Dr. C. Robbins, 5. 485.
Stoddard, Mrs. Elizabeth (Shrimpton),
12. 289.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
437
Stoddard, John, donation from, 1. 112.
Stoddard, Col. John, letters to, presented
5. 485.
Stoddard, John, Commissioner, 1718, 20
325.
Stoddard, Jonathan, ix. 142.
Stoddard, Lieut. Orange, 15 81, 81 n.
Stoddard, Mrs. Prentice S., 16. 78 n., 96 n
Stoddard, Simeon, 12. 289, 290, 360.
Stoddard, Simeon, Jr., n. 394.
Stoddard, Rev. Solomon, 8. 13, 22, 26
His funeral sermon on Pynchon, x.
154.
Stoddard, William, 20. 123, 125.
Stoddard, William S., donation from, 2.
257.
Stoddard Papers, 10 161.
Stodder, Jonathan, 20. 11.
Stokes, Deborah (Mrs. Kenney), 14. 150.
Stone, Ebenezer, 17. 159.
Stone, Rev. Edwin M., donations from,
2. 473, 551. 606 ; 3. 65, 258 ; 4. 309, 330,
355, 373, 379, 391, 437 ; 5. 1, 45, 52, 57,
84, 145, 373 ; 6. 417 ; 7. 140, 347 ; 8. 201 ;
9. 66, 467; 10. 33, 40, 117; n. 501.
Letter from, to the Librarian, 5 46, 47.
Letter to, from the Standing Commit-
tee, 5. 51. His 'Life of the late John
Howland,' 3. 129. His 'History of Bev-
erly ' cited, 12. 398.
Stone, F. M., donation from, 7. 100.
Stone, Frederick D., 14. 329.
Stone, James W., M. D., 14. 17.
Stone, John, H.C. 1653, 8. 12, 21, 26.
Stone, John, 1757, 17. 157.
Stone, Jonas, 16. 87-89; 17. 158, 159.
Stone, Capt. Jonathan, 17. 184, 184 n.
Stone, Mrs. Martha H., letter from, 15.
252. Donation from, 15 252. Vote
of thanks to, 15. 252.
Stone, Hon. Michael J., n. 23.
Stone, Rev. Nathan, Soutkborough, n.
395.
Stone, Rev. Nathaniel, d. 1755, 8. 28. His
Election Sermon, i. 123.
Stone, Rev. Samuel, 10. 159, 381 ; xx. 201,
345; 17.348.
Stone, Thomas, 15. 393.
Stone, Rev. Thomas, 6. 310.
STONE, Col. WILLIAM L., nominated a
Corresponding Member, 2. 89, 123.
Elected, 2. 124. Donation from, 2. 181.
His ' Life of Joseph Brant ' cited, 19.
407 n.
Stone, Zachariah, 13. 293.
Stone & Mason, Messrs., 18. 303.
Stone, Swan, & Mason, Messrs., 18 303.
Stone, urinary calculus, 7. 282.
Stoneham, Mass., 12. 404. Origin of the
name of, 12. 411.
Stoneman, John, 18. 86, 86 n.
Stone's Woods, V/atertown, 17. 432.
Stoneware manufactory described, xx.
28.
Stoney Point, N. Y., 20. 343.
Stonington, Conn., 8. 196 ; 17. 93, 337.
Aids Boston in 1774, 4. 224. Baptist
Association, 5. 107.
Stony Brook, drainage area of, 6. 40.
Stony River, 7. 330.
Storer, , 17. 422.
Storer, , donation from, 2. 79.
Storer, Mrs. Deacon, 8. 390.
Storer, Rev. Mr., 15. 360.
Storer, David H., M.D., 20. 241. Dona-
tion from, 2. 187.
Storer, Ebenezer, 15. 363.
Storer, Deacon Ebenezer, d. 1807, 7. 236 ;
12.262; 15-340; 16. 305; 18. 68-; 19.
395. Donation from, i. 123.
Storer, Mrs. Elizabeth, death of, 15. 363.
Storer, Horatio, donation from, 2. 442.
Storer, Horatio R , M.D., donation from,
2. 468.
Storer, Jeremy, 14. 130.
Storer, Joseph, Jr., drowned, 14. 146.
Storer, Lieut. Joseph, 14. 146.
Storer, Rev. Seth, 17. 337.
Storer vs. Freeman, 10. 62.
Storey, Elisha, see Story.
Storey, William, his papers destroyed,
1765,4- 47 n.
Stories, Mrs., 16. 218.
Stork, William, M.D., his description of
East Florida, i 153.
Storrow, Thomas W. (Storrow Sf Brown),
ii. 307.
Storrs, Lieut.-Col., 15. 105, 107, 110, 160.
Storrs, Eleazer, 14. 86, 87.
Storrs, Lieut.-Col. Experience, 14. 89; 15.
151, 160. Extracts from his diary
kept in Cambridge camp, 14. 84-87.
Storrs, James L., 14. 84.
Storrs, Josiah, 14. 86.
STORRS, Rev. RICHARD S., D.D., 15. 266;
18. 263, 401. Elected a Corresponding
Member, 15. 181. Accepts membership,
15. 230. Donation from, 15. 230. Re-
marks by, at a meeting of the Society,
18.363. Quoted, 5. 415, 415 n.
Story, Rev. Daniel, 17. 190, 190 n., 191,
195.
Story (Storey), Elisha, M.D., 10. 176;
n. 142.
Story, Isaac, 19. 169.
Story, Rev. Isaac, gives his 'Yarico and
Inkle/ i. 48. Other donations from, i.
68, 219.
STORY, Hon. JOSEPH, LL.D., i. 391,
500 n.; 2. 255 n., 565, 566; 4. 370; 8.
43 ; 9. 192 ; 10. 251-253, 372, 476 ; n.
56, 191 n. ; 12. 6; 13. 81, 121, 348; 16.
18, 22, 31, 112, 116 ; 17. 433, 434, 441 ;
18. 37, 192 ; 19. 260, 341 ; 20. 237, 415.
Death of, x. xlii; 2. 324 n.; 10. 194.
Presents his Eulogy on Washington, i.
130. Nominated a Resident Member,
i. 253. Elected, i. 254 ; 2. 324 n. Ac-
cepts membership, i. 257. And Nathan
Appleton, 5. 256, 257. ' Memoir of,' 2.
438
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
STORY, Hon. JOSEPH, LL.D. (continued].
324, 324 n., 325; 10. 176-205. His
opinion of Mr. Simon Greenleaf's suc-
cess, 2. 566. Portrait and autograph of,
face 10. 176. Practises law at Salem,
10. 177. Married, 10. 179. In the Legis-
lature, 10. 179. His services to Theo-
Shilus Parsons, 10. 179. Associate
ustice of the United States Supreme
Court, 10. 181. His writings, 10. 183,
184, 188-192. Professor of law at
Cambridge, 10. 185. Death of his
daughter, 10. 187. Sketch of his per-
son, 10. 194 ; of his character and
abilities, 10. 195-205. His conflict of
opinion with Judge Parker, 14. 176.
His tribute to Jeremiah Mason, 18. 305.
' Life and Letters ' cited, 2. 566 n.
Quoted, 10. 72. His 'Commentaries
on the Constitution of the United
States ' cited, 13. 453.
Story, Louisa, 10. 187.
Story, Mrs. Mary Lynde (Oliver), 10. 179.
Story, Mrs. Mehitable Pedrick, 10. 176.
Story, Mrs. Sarah Waldo ( Wetmore), 10.
180.
STORY, WILLIAM W., 10. 318, 339; 13.
380; 16. 115. His 'Everett' and other
statues, 10. 142, 143. Quoted, 10. 178.
Elected a Corresponding Member, 10.
411. His statue of Pres. Quincy, 10.
459. Accepts membership, n. 1. Me-
morial verses on Mr. Hillard by, 19.
346-348.
Stoughton, Col Israel, 4. 441 ; 14. 304 ;
20. 21. Letter to Dr. Stoughton, 5.
134-143. Disabled from bearing office,
5. 144.
Stoughton, Rev. John, D. D., 20. 22 n.
Letter inviting him to New England, 5.
128. Letter to, from Capt. Stoughton,
5. 134-143. Letter from, to Dr. Sand-
croft, Master of Emmanuel College,
20. 21, 22.
Stoughton, Lieut.-Gov. William, i. 154;
5. 144 ; 6. 341, 348, 351 ; 8. 12, 16, 20,
25; n. 187 n., 203; 13. 113,414; 14.
130n., 223, 224 ; 17. 52, 55, 144, 144 n. ;
18. 14, 319; 20 160, 162 n , 163, 213,
283, 284, 284 n., 286, 322, 324, 329, 330,
333, 400. Dedication to R. Boyle, 5.
379. Portrait of, 6. 17. Answer of, to
a charge of false judgments, 12. Ill,
112. Town of Stoughton named for,
12. 412. Death of, 14 134. Sent as
agent to England, 18. 258 n. Extract
from Qu/ney's 'History of Harvard
University ' in regard to, 20. 400.
Stoughton, Rev. William, 2. 297 n., 298 H.
General Election Sermon of, 2. 293 n.
Stoughton, Mass., 3. 28; 4. 291 : 7. 187,
198, 199, 203, 205, 209, 212, 238, 239,
246, 247, 253, 256; 8. 341 ; 12. 52, 404,
412; 15. 5; 17. 160. Plan of, I. 8.
Powder-mill at, 14. 251, 252.
Stoughton Hall, Harvard College, 6. 353 :
18. 318, 322 ; 20. 330, 333, 400 n.
Stoughtonham (Sharon), Mass., 4-389;
7. 190, 203, 213. Circular to the select-
men, 4. 384-387.
Stourhead Circle, an English Antiquarian
club, 17. 301.
Stover, John, 14. 141.
Stow, Rev. Baron, donations from, 2. 266,
450.
Stow, Edward, n. 395. A refugee from
Boston in 1776, 18. 268.
Stow, John, 19. 80 n. ; 20. 150 n.
Stow, Samuel, 8. 11, 20, 25.
Stowe, Prof. Calvin Ellis, 7. 32.
Stowe, Mrs. Harriet E. Beecher, 10. 453.
Stowe, Eng., 3. 106, 107 ; 9. 68.
Stowe, Mass., 12. 395, 398.
Stowell, Lord, 10. 197, 198.
Stoy, see Hoy.
Strabo, 6. 305. His ' Geographia/ i.
153.
Strachey, William, 18. 82-92, 98 n., 101 n.,
103n.-105n., 108w., llOn., 112w. His
'Historie of Travaile ' cited, 18. 86n.,
97 n., 100 n., 105 n., 115 n. ; 20. 104.
Strafford, Thomas Watson- Wentworth,
2d Earl of, 12. 273.
Strafford, Thomas Wentworth, Earl of,
12. 173, 323 ; 14. 204 ; 17. 342.
Strafford, N. H., 17. 355 n.
Strahan, Messrs., 12. 49.
Strang, John, 17. 173.
Strange, Sir John, 5. 80, 165, 167, 170.
Strasburg Library, 12. 232. Appeal for
the restoration of, 12. 191.
Stratford, Charles J., 15. 388, 388 n.,
390 n. Extracts from the journal of,
15. 389-393.
Stratford, Kent B., 2. 27, 28. Donations
from, 7. 373, 375.
Stratford, Samuel, 15. 388 n.
Stratford, Conn., 3. 25; n. 16; 19. 398.
Stratford de Redcliffe, Sir (Stratford
Canning), 1st Viscount, 10. 318, 319; 19.
34, 36.
Stratham, N. H., 17. 156. Map of, 2. 546.
Stratton, Major, 17. 92.
Stratton, John, 14. 367.
Stratton, William Berkeley, Lord of, 12.
413.
Straumsfiordr, 2. 98 n.
Strawberries, praise of, 10. 432.
Strawberry Hill, 3. 106.
Straznicky, Edward R., donation from,
3. 262.
Streamfirth, 2 98 n.
Street, Henry, 3. 260.
Street, Rev. Nicholas, 10. 406; 11. 201;
17. 145, 343, 344, 347.
Street, Rev. Samuel, 8. 13, 22, 27 ; 10.
403, 406.
Street Railroad Law, 10 65.
Streets, proposition in regard to the
names of, 6. 4, 5. Report of the Stand-
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
439
ing Committee on their names, 6. 23-
40. Significance of their names in
Boston, 6. 27-31. Action of the Soci-
ety in reference to the naming of, in
Boston, 18. 244.
Strickland, Rev. William P., D.D.,8. 450;
10. 446.
Strickler, , 6. 193.
Strickney, Lieut. William, 15. 86.
Strong, Mrs. Abigail (Ford), i. 290.
Strong, Caleb, Sen., x. 291, 292.
STRONG, Goo. CALEB, LL.D., 2. 190 n. ; 8.
297; ii. 53; 12. 434; 13. 297; 15. 179,
396-398; 17. 114 ; 18. 126, 134 n., 282-
281, 287, 381. His death, i. xlii, 287 n.,
289. Nominated a Resident Member,
x. 134. Elected, i. 134. « Memoir of/
by Mr. Lodge, i. 290-316. Portrait
of, faces i. 290. Counsel for Quork
Walker, 3. 192-203. Part taken by,
in the debates of the Massachusetts
Convention of 1788, 3. 298. Extra
session of the General Court convoked,
6. 287. Position held by, in politics, 6.
288, 289. Portrait of, by Harding,
presented, 9. 189. A member of the
State Convention of 1779-80, 18. 245.
Portrait of, repaired, 20. 192.
Strong, Ebenezer, i. 291.
Strong, John, i. 290, 291.
Strong, Jonathan, i. 291.
Strong, Rev. Jonathan, his Thanksgiving
Sermon, i. 98.
Strong, Rev. Joseph, D.D., his Funeral
Sermon on Gov. Huntington, i. 138.
His Election Sermon, i. 154.
Strong, Lewis, x. 312 n. ; 16. 122, 125; 19.
13. Letters of Gov. Strong to, i. 305,
308, 310, 313-315.
Strong, Rev. Nathan, his Century Ser-
mon, i. 146.
Strong, Phebe, x. 314.
Strong, Simeon, 3. 194.
Strong, Rev. Titus, 19. 69.
Strutt, Capt. James, 13. 408.
Strype, Rev. John, 18. 3. His ' Annals
of the Reformation,' 19. 111.
Stuart, see Stewart.
Stuart, Dr., London, 13. 55.
Stuart, Hon Alexander H. H., 4. 102 ; 13.
259 ; 17. 19. Tribute of, to Gov. Clif-
ford, 15. 379.
Stuart, Dr. David, 19. 393 n.
Stuart, Hon. George Okill, 13. 81.
Stuart, Rev. George Okill, 13. 82.
Stuart, Gilbert, i. xxxiii, xxxiv, 312,360,
368; 2. 65; 3. v, :-J59 ; 4. 90; 8. 476;
10.37,310; n.98, 106, 229; 13. 126;
15. 8, 9 ; 17. 361 ; 19. 248, 249 ; 20 208,
394. His portrait of Everett accom-
panying the Dowse Library, 3. 169,
172, 359-361 . Water-colors by, 3. 376.
Medal of, 4. 134. His portrait of Pres.
J: Adams copied by G. Stuart Newton,
6. 3. Portraits by, 6. 33. His portrait
of William B. Giles, 9. 194. Anecdote
of, n. 230. Portrait of Pres. Madison
by, 13. 25. Engraving of his portrait
of Washington, 13. 305. His portrait
of T. Sedgwick, 16. 366; of Fisher
Ames, 16. 366 ; of Samuel Dexter, 16.
366.
Stuart, Isaac William, donations from, 3.
Ill, 112. To receive the thanks of
the Society, 3. Ill, 112. His ' Life of
Hale,' 3. Ill, 112. His 'Life of Gov.
Trumbull' cited, 14. 331 n.
Stuart, John, 14. 356.
Stuart, John, Earl of Bute, see Bute.
Stuart, Margaret, 13. 414, 415 n.
Stuart, Rev. Moses, D.D., 18. 122.
Stuart, Dr. Philip, 4. 96.
Stuart, Mrs. Sarah (Leonard), 13. 55.
Stuart (Steward), William, 13. 414, 415n.
Stuarts, fall of, 6. 28.
Stubbs (Stubbes), John, his ' Discoverie
of a Gaping Gvlf,' etc., exhibited, 10.
482.
STUBBS, Prof. WILLIAM, 20 173. Elected
an Honorary Member, 15. 7. Accepts
membership, 15. 227.
Stukeley, Sir Lewis, 13. 91, 93.
Sturbridge, Mass., 12. 404, 406; 17. 165.
Origin of the name of, 12. 413.
Sturges, Miss A., n. 19.
Sturges (Sturgis), Hon. Jonathan, n.
17; 19. 400.
Sturgis, Caroline, vote of thanks to, i.
488.
Sturgis, Edward, Charlestown and Yar-
mouth, 7. 423.
Sturgis, Mrs. Elizabeth (Davis), 7. 433.
Sturgis, Mrs. Hannah (Mills), 7. 423.
Sturgis, John, 20. 168.
Sturgis, Jonathan, see Sturges.
Sturgis, Capt. Josiah, donation from, 2.
Sturgis, Russell, 7. 424 ; 18. 180. Dona-
tion from, i. 79.
Sturgis, William, 15. 293.
STURGIS, Hon. WILLIAM, 4. 228 ; 7. xiii,
168, 354; 8. 261, 270; n. 39. 352; 12.
6, 77, 140; 13. 3. Subscribes toward
the reprint of certain volumes of the
Collections, 2. 347, 368. Manuscripts
presented by, 3. 96, 97. To receive a
vote of thanks, 3. 97. Elected a Resi-
dent Member, 4. 54. Accepts member-
ship, 4. 107. Of committee on Treas-
urer's accounts, 4. 255, 273 ; 6. 471. Of
committee on memorials of the voyage
of the Columbia, 5. 315. Reports con-
cerning the ship 'Columbia' and the
Columbia River, 6. 22. Of committee
to advise with regard to the funds of
the Society, 6. 426. His death, 7. xiii.
Valuable donation of money from, 7.
10-12, 16, 19, 100, 174, 462; 10 12, 170.
Vote of thanks to, 7. 10. Remarks on
his death, 7. 172-176. ' Memoir of,'
440
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
7. 420-473. Note to, from Theodore
Parker, 7. 464. His writings, 7. 435-
459.
Sturleson, Snorre, 18. 79, 81. His ' Heims-
kringla' cited, 18. 20.
Sturtefant, Lieut. Jesse, 15. 77 n.
Stuyvesant, Gov. Peter, 16. 230, 231,
234, 239, 366; 17. 133. His estate on
East Hiver, 3. 124. Origin of the name
of the Bowery, 3. 124. Letter addressed
to, from Capt. Scot, 6. 69 n. Surrender
of New Amsterdam, 6. 69 n. Engraving
of, presented to the Society, 10. 470 ;
n. 44.
STUYVESANT, PETER GERARD, nominated
a Corresponding Member, 2. 67.
Elected, 2. 78. Accepts membership,
2. 79. Donation from, 2. 147.
Stuyvesant Mansion, 3. 124.
Styles, Capt., 15. 118.
Suarez, Francis, 4. 211.
Subscriptions for printing the continua-
tion of Gov. Hutchinson's ' History,' i.
397 n. For reprinting the Society's
Collections, i. 410 n.; 2. 2, 347. For
Eroviding new rooms in Savings-Bank
uilding, i. 454 n., 464, 465 n. For the
purchase of the Gore portrait, 2. 312,
312 n. For the Library and new Cata-
logue, 2. 603, 603 n. For the benefit
of the Society, 3. 67. Sought for a
statue to Saint-Hilaire, 3. 182. List in
aid of Boston, 1774, 3. 259-261. For
erecting a Town House in Boston, 3.
337, 338. To the Catalogue fund, 5
23, 190.
Succonitt, Indian, 3. 238.
Sudbury, Mass., 5 205; 6. 349; 7. 209;
8. 352 ; 12. 394-396 ; 17. 145, 386, 387,
400,414; 19 422; 20. 63.
Sudley Church, Va., 7 92.
Suekaunick, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Suetonius Tranquillus, Caius, 3. 384 ; 18.
403, 421.
Suffield (Southfield), Mass., 12. 394, 395.
Origin of the name of, 12. 398. Ceded
to Connecticut, 12. 401 n.
Suffolk, Henry Bowes Howard, llth Earl
of, 12. 415.
Suffolk, Henry Howard, 12th Earl of,
5- 10.
Suffolk, Eng , 3. 8, 71 ; 6. 430 ,« 10. 394.
Visit of the Archaeological Association
to, 7. 479.
'Suffolk and Essex Free Press/ notice
of Mr. Almack's death copied from,
13. 447-449.
Suffolk Bank, Boston, 13. 428.
Suffolk Bar, 10. 163, 183. ' Record Book '
of, with introduction by Mr. Dexter,
19. 141-179. Rules for the admission
of counsellors and attorneys, 19. 164.
Regulation of fees, 19. 167-169. Auto-
graphs of members, face 19. 168, 169.
Suffolk Convention, 1774, 4. 291, 292.
Suffolk County, Mass., 3. 45; 6. 336,
454-460.
Suffolk County Court of Common Pleas,
4. 342. J. Willard, Clerk of, 8. 285,
291, 292.
Suffolk County Probate Court, 19. 392.
Suffolk County Registry of Deeds, i.
65 n., 461 ; 6. 34, 336 ; 19. 392.
Suffolk County Superior Court, refusal
of the Grand Jury to serve with Judge
Oliver, 14. 109-112.
Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and
Natural History, England, 12. 293; 13.
448. Donations from, 6. 361; 7. 21,
115, 14.8, 279, 297, 303, 338, 373, 376;
8. 76, 88, 254, 314 ; 9. 13, 81, 247, 368,
462; 10. 33, 40, 80, 85, 206, 368; n.
499.
Suffolk Insurance Company, Boston, 19.
282. Donation from, 3. 182.
Suffolk Manufacturing Society, one share
in, transferred to the Massachusetts His-
torical Society, 2. 597 ; 3. 5, 65, 66, 83.
Suffolk Savings Bank, 5. 191; 6. 9; 7.
16, 352, 354; 8. 268, 270; 10. 11, 12,
]49, 166, 169, 170; n. 35, 38, 39, 246;
12. 74, 76, 77, 220, 223 ; 13. 272, 275,
277, 278 ; 14. 324, 325, 327 ; 15. 272,
276; 16.168; 17.71, 73: 18. 30, 410;
19. 291 ; 20. 194. Rent of, 6. 9; 7. 352.
Mortgage on, 6. 11.
Suffrage, restrictions on the right of, in
Plymouth Colony, 9. 35.
Suffren de Saint Tropez, Pierre Andre
de, 15. 33.
Sukey, ship, 4. 23.
Sullivan, Bartholomew, a refugee from
Boston in 1776, 18. 268.
Sullivan, Capt. Ebenezer, 15. 82.
Sullivan, Hon. George, 20. 338.
Sullivan, George, law student, 1801, 19.
175, 178.
Sullivan, George, refugee, 1776, 18. 267.
Sullivan, Hetty (Odiorne), 2. 150.
Sullivan, James, Jr., 19. 161, 175.
SULLIVAN, Hon. JAMES, LL.D., i. 1, In.,
4-6, 14, 17 n., 23, 24, 27, 30, 35, 36, 38,
40, 41, 43, 45 n., 49, 62, 85, 108, 109,
117, 129, 133-135, 140, 142-144, 149,
155 n., 156, 158, 160 n., 163, 105, 166,
172, 187, 201, 277 n., 303, 304, 483 n.;
2. 150, 161, 190n. ; 6. 274; 7. 377; 8.
297; 10. 343; n. 48: 12. 65, 434; 13.
44, 207, 297, 303; 15'. 319-322; 17. 19,
132; 19. 17 n., 155-167, 169, 170, 172,
174, 175, 390; 20. 92, 211. Present at
early meetings of the Society, i. x, xiv,
xvin., xvii, xxiiin., xxxiv, 1-5; 3. 129,
166, 167, 266, 351, 357. His death, i.
xli, 200; 2. 190n.; 3. 194. Portrait
and autograph of, i, frontispiece; 19.
169. Elected first President of the So-
ciety, i. 4, 34, 50, 64, 82, 97, 105, 117,
125, 132, 140, 148, 157, 164, 170; 2.
190 n. ; 3. 129, 166, 167, 357. President,
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
441
i. 26-28, 61 n., 62n., 70, 92, 102, 104, 119,
129, 142, 161, 104, 165, 175, 197 n. Do-
nations from, i. 5, 6, 29, 30, 41, 56, 65,
77, 123, 124, 145. Of committee to
ask aid from the State Executive, I.
6. List of books contributed by, to
form the Library, i. 9. Communicates
donations, i. 25. Meetings of the So-
ciety at his house, i. 27, 36, 47, 57.
Of committee to obtain public docu-
ments of the States, etc., i. 28. To
ask for the loan of Brattle Street
Church for the celebration of the an-
niversary of the discovery of America,
i. 44. Of Publication Committee, I.
47. Of committee on incorporation,
i. 49, 59. Returns thanks for the offer
of a room in the Tontine Crescent, i.
58, 58 n. Of committee on deed of
the room, i. 59, 65. Facsimile of let-
ter, i. 64. Notifies and calls the first
meeting under the charter, i. 64. Of
committee to draw up by-laws, i. 65.
Presents the proceeds of the copy-
right of his ' History of Maine/ i.
65. To write to Sir William Jones, I.
80. Of committee to select books to
be sent to Sir W. Jones, i. 80. Of
committee to petition the General
Court for a grant of lands, i. 81. Of
committees on the map of the State,
i. 81, 96, 99, 105, 107, 135. To com-
municate the opening of the room on
Saturdays for the members of the
General Court, i. 81. To call a special
meeting, i. 89. Authorized to take
books from the Library for the settle-
ment of the boundary line at St. Croix,
i. 100. Of committee to consider the
expediency of continuing the Publica-
tions, i. 107. To present a request
for the gift of the portraits in the
old Senate Chamber, i. 109, 110. To
write to the President of Williams
College, i. 118. Of committee to re-
ceive, and keep account of the Collec-
tions, i. 142. Presents the copyright
of his « History of Land Titles/ i. 142.
Committee to dispose of the work,
i. 143, 144. Of committee on Earl
Buchan's letter, i. 172. To return
thanks for Earl Buchan's donation, i.
179. Vote in reference to a memoir
of, 1. 179. Mr. Winthrop's 'Memoir of/
i. 179 n. The blank volume given by
him to the Society, 2. 124, 124«., 125n. ;
3. 166, 167. Writing by, on the fly-leaf
of the Benson manuscript, 2. 190 n. Ob-
ligation from the firm of Thomas &
Andrews to, z. 326. Business relating
to Thomas & Andrews, 2. 327. His
remarks upon the formation of the
Society, with regard to the advance-
ment of history, 2. 575 n. His po-
sition at the Bar, 3. 195. Letter to T.
Lear, 1789, 8. 173, 174. Extract from
a letter of, 13. 298. Letter from, to
Col. Pickering, 15. 320. A member of
the Convention of 1779-80, 18. 245.
His ' Path to Riches/ i. 41. His ' His-
tory of the District of Maine/ i. 65,
144 n.; 2. 74 n., 328; 3. 140 n. ; 12.
356 n. His ' History of Land Titles,'
i. 145; 2. 575 «.; 13. 118, 454, 457.
His ' History of the Penobscot In-
dians/ x. 166.
Sullivan, John, 2. 158 ; 15. 313.
Sullivan, John, centenarian, 13. 65.
Sullivan, Gen. John, d. 1795, 2. 503 ; 4.
82; 5. 206; 6. 179, 206, 259; 10. 305;
12. 8, 122; 13. 210, 252, 450, 451 ; 14.
96, 343 ; 15. 72, 87, 129, 146, 149, 151,
153, 155 ; 16. 336 n. ; 17. 57, 163, 163 n.,
164. Letters addressed to, 2. 594 n.
Donation from an unknown source,
of a letter to, from Gen. Washington, 2.
237, 237 n. Vindication of the mem-
ory of, by Thomas C. Amory, Esq.,
9. 379. A member of the Provincial
Assembly of New Hampshire, and of
the Continental Congress, 9. 382. The
attack on Fort William and Mary, 9.
382. Sullivan at the siege of Boston,
?. 383. Letter to John Adams, 9. 384.
n Canada, 9. 386. On Long Island,
9. 386. Taken prisoner, 9. 391. Re-
leased on parole, 9. 392. Overtures
for negotiation, 9. 392. In New Jersey,
9. 395. Letters to Meshech Weare, 9.
396, 418. Expedition to Staten Island,
9. 398. Letters to John Hancock, 9.
399, 407. Letter to John Adams, 9.
414. Letter of Enos Edwards, 9. 416 ;
of Charles Cotesworth Pinckney, 9.
416. Battle of Germantown, 9. 417.
Expedition against Newport, 9. 423 ;
against the Six Nations, 9. 425. Ex-
tract from a letter of Washington, 9.
427. Vindication of Sullivan, 9. 429.
His connection with Luzerne, 13. 382.
Letter of Luzerne, and translation,
13. 383-388. Letter of, to Samuel
Adams, 14. 275. Letter of, to John
Adams, 14. 283. A paper on his Ex-
pedition into Western New York, in
1779, by Mr. T. C. Amory, 20. 88-
94.
SULLIVAN, JOHN LANG DON, M.D., d.
1865, i. 149, 394 n. Nominated a Res-
ident Member, i. 136. Elected, i. 140.
Removes from the State, i. 277 n.
Sullivan, Lawrence, 14. 83.
Sullivan, Meredith, 2. 158.
Sullivan, Richard, letter and donation
from, 2. 224 n., 225 n. ; 19. 172, 175.
Letter from, concerning the manu-
scripts relating to the survivors of
Bunker Hill Battle, 2. 230. The manu-
scripts to be returned to, 2. 231.
Sullivan, Sarah (Swan), 2. 151, 154, 158.
442
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Sullivan, Swan, 2. 158.
Sullivan, Thomas R., ig. 266.
Sullivan, William, 2. 158.
SULLIVAN, Hon. WILLIAM, LL.D., x.
133-135, 144, 156, 236, 891, 434 n., 478 n.,
500; 3. 27; 4. 46; 15. 402, 403; 16
128; 18. 401 n.; 19. 17, 146, 166, 167,
169, 171-173, 175-178. His death, i.
xlii. Nominated a Resident Member,
x. 129. Elected, x. 132. Of committee
on the Treasurer's accounts, i. 157.
Present at a meeting of the Society,
2. 21. Subjects of lectures delivered by
him, 2. 34, 79. Donations from, 2. 35,
96. Death of, 2. 150, 158. 'Memoir
of,' 2. 139, 150-160. His parentage,
2. 150. Personal characteristics, 2.
150-152, 159, 160. His law practice,
2. 151. His politics, 2. 152, 153. Of-
fices held by him, 2. 153. Degree con-
ferred on, by Harvard College, 2. 157.
A member of various societies, 2. 157.
His children, 2. 158. Portrait of, 2.
158. Donation from the family of,
2. 225. One of the Directors of the
Bunker Hill Monument Association, 2.
231 n. Harmonizes with Major Mel-
ville, 5. 275. Autograph of, faces ig.
169. His 'Familiar Letters ' cited, i.
312 n. ; ig. 166 n. His addresses and
publications, 2. 155-157. His ' Histo-
rical Class Book,' 2. 155, 156. His
< Moral Class Book,' 2. 155. His ' Po-
litical Class Book,' 2. 155; 20. 240.
His ' Sea Life,' 2. 156. His ' Historical
Causes and Effects,' 2. 156.
Sullivan, Mrs. William, donation from,
2. 223.
Sullivan's Island, S. C., attack on, 7.
261.
Sully, pseudon., his 'Remarks on the Re-
port on the Foreign Relations of the
United States,' i. 218.
Sully, Thomas, n. 98. Friend of C:
Eraser, 5. 83.
' Summa ' (Hutchinson, Gov. Thos. ?),
20. 48.
' Summa virtutum et vitiorum,' the, 18.
428.
Summers, Sir George, 10. 383.
Sumner, Lieut., 4. 297.
Sumner, Albert, 4 411 ; 18. 207, 208.
Sumner, B., 15. 336.
SUMNER, Hon. CHARLES, LL.D., 8. 453;
10. 435, 464, 466; 13. 266, 346, 348;
15. 296; 16. 18, 115, 428, 448, 456; 18.
61, 189, 191, 205, 207, 212, 215, 217,
218, 222, 223, 343; ig. 100, 199, 226,
302, 340, 347, 348 ; 20. 256, 359. Do-
nations from, 3. 31, 32a., 284 ; g. 467 ;
10. 2, 145, 206, 311. Attack upon, 10.
452 n. His death, 13. xviii. Elected
a Resident Member, 13. 104. Accepts
membership, 13. 105. Death of, an-
nounced, 13. 259. Tribute to his
memory, by Mr. Winthrop, 13. 261.
Resolution of the Society, 13. 262.
Sumner, Charles Pinckney, 18. 189; ig.
169, 171, 171 n., 178. Autograph of,
faces ig. 169.
Sumner, Mrs. Elizabeth, 18. 282.
SUMNER, GEORGE, letter from, 2. 247;
12. 7, 174 n., 219; 18 183; ig. 268.
Elected a Resident Member, 4. 384.
Letter from, to H: W. Longfellow, 4.
422, 423. His death, 7. xiii ; 18. 217.
Remarks on his death, 7. 100, 161.
' Memoir of,' by the Rev. R. C. Water-
ston, 18. 189-223. Birth and parent-
age, 18. 189. Education, 18. 181), 190.
Enters Mr. Curtis's counting-room, 18.
190. Sails for Europe, 18. 192. Ar-
rival at St. Petersburg, 18. 193. Pre-
sents an acorn from Washington's
grave to the Emperor, 18. 194. Anec-
dote in connection with this acorn, 18.
195 n. His entertainment and travels
in Russia, 18. 195-197. Travels in
Asia, Egypt, and Europe, 18. 199.
Member of various learned societies,
18. 199. Letter from Humboldt to, 18.
199. Proposal from Dr. Lieber for
joint literary work, 18. 200. Interest
in the new Boston jail, 18. 200 ; in
the education of unfortunate persons,
18. 200. Criticism on Lamartine, 18.
200, 202. Residence in Paris, 18. 201,
202. The revolution of 1848, 18. 202,
205. His work in the hospitals, 18.
203. Returns to the United States, 18.
205. Declines the office of Assistant
Secretary of State, 18. 207. Death of
his brother Alfred, 18. 208. His pub-
lic speeches and lectures, 18. 208, 209.
Mr. Everett's estimate of his labors
in Holland, 18. 209. Extract from hia
Plymouth address, 18. 210. His re-
searches in Holland, 18. 211. His let-
ter on the death of Washington Irving,
18. 212. His acquaintance with Pres.
Lincoln, 18. 213. Labors at the out-
break of the Rebellion, 18. 213, 214.
Accident at Readville, 18. 214. Ill-
ness and death, 18. 215-217. Reminis-
cences of, by George W. Greene, 18.
218-223. His 'Memoirs of the Pil-
grim Fathers in Holland,' 2. 247, 248.
Errors in his ' Memoirs of the Pilgrims
at Leyden,' 12. 184. His Fourth of
July Oration in Boston, 18. 211.
Sumner, Harriot Coffin, see Appleton.
Sumner, GOD. Increase, 13. 297; 17. 132;
18. 282; ig. 151, 152, 154, 155, 157 n.,
173 in. ; 20. 211. Death of, 3. 193. Por-
trait of, given, 7. 101. Donation from,
8. 431. Sketch of, 13. 296. Memorial
of, to the General Court, in regard to
an indictment for Sabbath-breaking,
ig. 252-255.
Sumner, Jesse, 5. 307.
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443
Sumner, Archbishop John B., 2. 567.
Sumner, Julia, 18. 205. Extract from
a letter of, to Charles Sumner, 18.
206.
Sumner. Samuel, 20. 7. Donation from,
1.68.
Sumner, Thomas, sentenced by a court-
martial, 16. 361.
Sumner, William, 12. 107.
Suraner, Lieut. William, 15. 84.
SUMNER, Gen. WILLIAM H., 4. 287 ; 18.
269; 19. 173, 173 n., 178. Donation
from, 2. 574; 4 235. Elected a Resi-
dent Member, 3. 259." Reads extracts
from an unpublished memoir of Gov.
Brooks, 3. 271-277. Reads a manu-
script entitled 'Notes relative to the
Campaign against Burgoyne,' 3. 278-
280. Death of, 5. ix, 309, 310 ; 6. 6 ;
18. 285. The arrangement of the
streets in East Boston, 6. 29. Inter-
view with John Adams, 6. 402. Re-
marks on the militia, 6. 402, 402 n.
List of articles bequeathed by him to
the Society, 12. 289. Portrait of him
presented, 12. 317. Bequest of, to the
Society, 13. 20. ' Memoir of,' by Rev.
A. H. Quint, 18. 282-286. His birth,
1 8. 282. Education, 18. 282. Aide-de-
camp to Govs. Strong and Brooks, 18.
282, 283. Adjutant-General and Quar-
termaster-General, 18. 283. His agency
in the development of East Boston, 18.
284, 285. Last illness, 18. 285. His
'History of East Boston' cited, i.
308 n., 310 n.; 16. 199 n., 203 n. ; 18.
285. Other writings, 18. 286. His
'Life of Increase Sumner' cited, 19.
157 n.
Sumter, Fort, see Fort Sumter, etc.
Sun Hotel, Boston, 3. 283.
Sunbury, Ga., 8. 215.
Sunday, observance of, in Boston, 1740,
5.115,116. See Sabbath.
Sunderland, Charles Spencer, 3d Earl of,
see Marlborough, Duke of.
Sunderland, Robert Spencer, 2d Earl of,
13. 106; 18. 257.
Sunderland, Mass., 12. 274, 404; 17. 340.
Named for the Earl of Sunderland, 12.
411.
Superior, United Stales wir-ship, 8. 84.
Superior Court, see name of County or
State holding the same.
Supreme Court, see United States, etc.
Sureomb, Richard, n. 142. His death,
15. 341.
Surinam, translation of the New Testa-
ment for the negroes in, 10. 446.
Surriage, Agnes, see Frankland.
Surriage, Isaac, 18. 351 n.
Susquehanna Coal Company, donation
from, 2. 411.
Susquehanna lands, Conn , 10. 169.
Susquehanna River, 3. 262.
Sussex, Augustus Frederic, Duke of, 8.
447 ; 10. 430, 446, 455 ; 12. 164.
Sussex, Sidney, 20. 24.
Sussex, Eng., 3. 155, 181.
' Sussex and Kent Genealogies/ 2. 183.
'Sussex Archaeological Collections/ 10.
93.
Sussex Archaeological Society, donation
from, 6. 23, 470 ; 8. 1 ; 9. 66,5 n. 499.
Sutherland, George Granville, 2d Duke
of, ii. 149; 13. 75.
Sutherland, Lieut. William, 14. 349 n.
Sutton, Mr., 7. 203, 204, 236.
Sutton, Mrs., 7. 220, 236.
Sutton, Bridget (Ladj Rutland), see
Rutland.
Sutton, Rt. Rev. Charles, his Propagation
Society Sermon, i. 123.
Sutton, Charles Manners-, Arclibishop of
Canterbury, 12. 272.
Sutton, Daniel, sow of T: Sutton, 5. 497.
Sutton, George Manners-, 12. 272.
Sutton, John, sow of William Sutton, 5.
497.
Sutton, Mrs. Margaret (Holinshead), 5.
497.
Sutton, Mary, daughter of William Sutton,
5- 497.
Sutton, Mrs. Mary (Jenkin), 5. 497.
Sutton, Robert, Lord Lexington, see Lex-
ington.
Sutton, Sir Robert, 12. 410.
Sutton, Thomas, 5. 497.
Sutton, William, 1656, 5. 497.
Sutton, William, 1775, 20. 13.
Sutton, Mass., 3. 297 ; 12. 404 ; 17. 294-
296. Origin of the name of, 12. 410.
Sutton-Dudley, pedigree of, see Dudley.
Sutton of Aram, Rowland de, 12. 270.
Sutton of Dudley, Barons, see Dudley.
Suvarof ( German Suworow), Petr Alexei
Vassilievitch, his march in Switzer-
land, 3. 233.
Swaddell, Joseph, 20. 325.
SWAIN, Hon. DAVID L., LL.D., 2. 141 ;
4. 102. Nominated a Corresponding
Member, 2. 141. Elected, 2. 143. Ac-
cepts membership, 2 170. Letter and
donation from, 2. 325. Death of, 10.
xvi, 410.
Swain, William W., 15. 368. His fun-
eral, 7. 472.
' Swallow Barn/ by J. P. Kennedy, n.
357.
Swammerdam, John, M.D., 16. 248.
Swan, Mr., 7. 204 ; 5. 355.
Swan, Christiana, 17. 364.
Swan, Dudley Wade, 15. 72, 74.
Swan, Francis H, donation from, n. 501.
Swan, Henry, 8. 30.
Swan, Mrs. Hepzibah (Clarke), 13. 209.
Swan, Col James, 2. 151; 13.207, 209;
17. 364, 364 n. His ' Commerce entre
la France et les Etats-Unis/ i. 7. His
' National Arithmetic/ i. 98.
444
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Swan, Mrs. James, death of, 2. 155.
Swan, Lieut. Joshua. 15. 80, 80 n.
Swan, Mrs. Joshua A., 14. 182.
Swan, Josiah, 15. 80 n.
Swan, Phebe (Mrs. Henshaw), 15. 72, 74.
Swan, Sarali (Mrs. W. Sullivan), 2. 151,
154.
Swan, Thomas, H.C. 1689, 8. 28.
Swan, Thomas, Roxbury, 1681, 20. 149,
150.
Swan, Major William, n. 493.
Swansey, Mass., 4. 343 ; 7. 231 ; 12. 394,
395, 399.
Swartz, B., letter of, to Henry Johnson,
8. 202.
Swayne, Major Jeremiah, 17. 222 n.
Sweat, Samuel, extracts from letters of,
17. 287, 288.
Sweden, 7. 492.
Swedenborg, Emanuel, 18. 234. His
' Universal Theology.' i. 76. Several
treatises by, presented, i. 79.
Swedes in New York, 3. 333.
Sweet, Dr., 19. 418, 419.
Sweet, Lieut., Charlestown, 7. 84.
Sweet, Lieut. Moses, 15. 82.
Sweet, Thomas M., 20. 410.
Sweete, John, 3. 337.
Sweetnian, Samuel, 8. 23, 27.
Sweetser, John, Jr., n. 141.
Sweetser, Rev. Seth, D.D., 10. 354. Do-
nation from, 4 124.
Sweetzer, Benjamin, i. 98.
Swend Estridsen, King, 18. 22.
Swetchine, Mme. Sophia S., 17. 310.
Swett, C. A., 6. 40.
Swett, John, donation from, 7. 408 ; 9.
247.
Swett, Martha (Mrs. Lee), 12. 322.
Swett, Col. Samuel, 13. 252; 14. 68r 74 ;
17. 333. Contributes to purchase the
Society's building, i. 465 n. Donation
from, 2. 50. Subject of lecture deliv-
ered by him, 2. 80. Letter of Judge
Prescott to, 14. 78, 79. His 'Sketch
of the Bunker Hill Battle,' 2. 231 n.
Swett, Samuel W., 13. 18.
Swett, Mrs. Susan Heard, gift from, 17.
102. Vote of thanks to, 17. 102.
Swett, Mrs. Tasker, 16. 386, 387, 394.
Sweyne, Jeremiah, 1732, 4. 256, 257.
Sweynheym, Conrad, n. 419 n.
Swifield, Robert, aged 105, 8. 436.
Swift, Dr., donation from, i. 30.
Swift, Mr., 16. 295.
Swift, Job, the Convention of 1768, 4. 392.
Swift, Rev. John, 8. 29.
Swift, Dean Jonathan, I. 363; 4. 398 ; 14.
204 ; 15. 308 ; 16. 417. ' Tale of a Tub '
by, 12. 391.
Swift, Samuel, Esq., xx. 141 ; 19. 147,148,
151 ; 20. 219. Gov. Hutchinson's letter
to, 13. 174.
Swift, Seth F., i. 218.
Swift, Thomas, 20. 323.
Swift, William H., letter from, to the
President, 16. 380, 381.
Swift Street, 6. 29.
Swinburne, Henry, 15. 238.
Swinford, Catherine, 17. 306.
Swinford, Sir Thomas, 17. 306.
Switzerland, 3. 233 ; 6. 426.
Swords, Messrs. Thomas & John, dona-
tions from, i. 130, 147.
Swords of distinguished men, see names
of original owners.
Sydenham, Thomas, M.D., 5. 387 ; 14. 20.
Syllacius, Nicolaus, 4. 437 ; 8. 433 ; 17.
361.
Sylvester I., Pope, xx. 426.
Sylvester II., Pope, xx. 424.
Sylvester, Joseph, 19. 257.
Symmes, Capt., 8. 367 ; 15. 351.
Symmes, Capt. Andrew, 7. 231.
Symmes, Andrew E. (Torrey, Symmes, If
Co.), ii. 308.
Symmes, Mrs. Betsy, 17. 178, 178 n.
Symmes, Hon. Daniel, 17. 178 n.
Symmes, Capt. Ebenezer, n. 141.
Symmes, John, n. 141.
Symmes, Rev. Thomas, 8. 30. His ' Me-
moir of Capt. Lovewell,' i. 21.
Symmes, Rev. William, d. 1691, 12. 398.
Symmes, Rev. William, his Election Ser-
mon, i. 98.
Symmes, Rev. Zechariah, 8. 12, 21, 26;
xx. 201 ; 20. 346.
Symmetry, ship, 5. 64.
Symonds, , 16. 3.
Symonds, Capt. Francis, 15. 86, 151.
Symonds, Lemuel, donation from, x. 114.
Symonds, Richard, 6. 255 n.
Symonds, Samuel, d. 1669, 8. 13, 22, 26.
Symonds, Samuel, 12. 397. His wife, 6.
255.
Symonds, pedigree of, 6. 255.
Symons, S., 17. 186.
Symson, see Simpson.
Symson, Rev. Patrick, xx. 424 n.
' Synods, Results of Three, in Massachu-
setts,' x. 138.
Syracuse, N. Y., 7. 360.
T.
Tabernacle Church, Salem, 19. 262. Con-
troversy with the First Church, 6. 293,
318.
Table used by Lord Chatham, exhib-
ited to the Society, 3. 151.
Table made from pieces of the dome of
the Capitol at Washington, presented
by B. B. French, Esq., 9. 353.
' Tablet,' i. 147 ; 17. 362.
Tabor, Lieut. Samuel, 15. 84.
Tabumshowett, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Tacamahaca, medicine, 5. 397.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
445
Tacitus, Caius Cornelius, 16. 176, 217;
17. 34.
Taft, Lieut. Peter, 15. 77.
Taft, Lieut. Robert, 15. 77.
Taggard, William (Lovejoy Sf Taggard),
ii. 308.
Tailer, Lieut.- Gov. William, 6. 30; 12.
254,412; 13-414; 20. 213.
Taintor, Eli, request from, 2. 451.
Tait, Rt. Reo. Archibald Campbell, D.D.,
Bishop of London, n. 405; 12. 315; 13.
70; 18. 83; 19. 121; 20. 173. His
tribute to Dean Stanley, 19. 5, 6.
Tait, James, 15. 221, 222.
Talbot, Charles, Baron, d. 1736, on sla-
very, y.318, 325.
Talbot, Charles, d. 1717, Duke of Shrews-
bury, see Shrewsbury.
Talbot, George, Duke of Shrewsbury, see
Shrewsbury.
Talbot, B. H-, letter from, 6 361.
Talbot, Capt. James, 13. 406.
Talbot, Hon. Thomas, LL.D., 19. 357.
Talbot de Malahide, Lady, 18. 438.
Talbot, ship, 5. 94.
Talcot, Samuel, 8. 12, 21, 26.
Talcott, Gen. George, U.S.A., donation
from, 2. 482.
Talcott, Major John, 3. 61, 69 n. ; 6. 71 n.;
13- 71.
Talcott, Gov. Joseph, 13. 80, 100.
Talfourd, Sir Thomas Noon, 4. 370 ; 17.
47.
Talkee-talkee, 10. 446.
Tallents, Francis, his charts of universal
history, i.60.
Talleyrand-Perigord, Charles Maurice,
Prince de, 17. 459 ; 20. 390.
Tallmadge, Col. Benjamin, his character,
4. 197.
Tallmadge, Col William S., 13. 421.
Tamequajont, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Tammany Society, New York, i. xi, xvn.,
28, 45 n.
Tancmar, Dr. John, 16. 210.
Taney, Chief Justice Roger B.,6. 132; n.
355 ; 12. 444. His remarks on slavery
answered, 6. 91-96. Autograph letter
of, to Rev. Samuel Nott, 12. 445-447.
Letter from, to B. R. Curtis, 16. 22.
Remarks, in the Dred Scott case,
quoted, 6. 90, 91.
Tanner, Mrs., 7. 278.
Tanner, H. S., i.427n.
Tanner, John, 7. 129.
Tanner, Obour, negress, 7. 268, 268 n., 269,
269 n. Letters to, from Phillis Wheat-
ley, 7 273-278.
1 Tanner Manuscripts/ 13. 84, 89.
TAPPAX, Rev. BEXJAMIN, D.D., nomi-
nated a Corresponding Member, 2. 55.
Elected, 2. 59. Accepts membership,
2. 63. His death, 7. xiii. Remarks on
his death, 7. 299.
Tappan, Rev. Christopher, see Toppan.
Tappan, Rev. David, D.D., 5. 416 ; 6. 270.
His sermon on the death of Washing-
ton, i. 137. His funeral sermon on
Lieut.-Gov. Phillips, i. 154.
Tappan, Enoch S., 16. 124.
Tappan, Rev. Henry Philip, D.D., LL.D.,
4.92.
Tappan, John, 2. 206 ; n. 308. Donations
from, 7. 338.
Tappan, Lewis, 2. 206 ; 5. 285 ; 15. 403,
404.
Tappan, Dr. Peter, drowned, 14. 147.
Tappan & Dennett, Messrs., donation
from, 2. 224.
Tapper, Rev. Samuel, 2. 448 n. ; 17. 255,
261.
Tarbell, John, 20. 286, 318.
Tarbet, Hugh, n. 392, 395.
Tarbox, Rev. increase N., donation from,
6. 331.
Tarbut, Mrs. Hugh, death of, 7. 236.
Tariff, 3. 71; 5. 280-282; 8. 173. De-
bates in Congress on, 5. 276-278.
Tarleton, Gen. Sir Banastre, 18. 70, 73,
74; 19. 68, 69. His 'Campaigns in
the Southern Provinces/ i. 153; 19.
68 n.
Tarleton, Richard, death of, 14. 142.
Tarnere (Ter Vere ?), 10. 385, 385 n.
Tarquinius (L. Tarquinius Superbus), 16.
15.
Tarrytown, N. Y., 20. 201.
Tashe, Col., 4. 306.
Tasker, Samuel, killed by Indians, 14.
138.
Tassoucomen, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Tassy, James H. Laugier de, 4. 362.
Tate, Nahum, 20. 152.
Tate and Brady, their version of the
Psalms, 2. 422.
Tatnall, Gen. Josiah, 3. 224, 225.
Tatsham (Tresham), Master, 13. 96.
Taunton, Mass., 4. 91 ; 7. 185, 187, 196,
202, 206, 212, 215, 219, 222, 223, 229,
231, 233, 235, 236, 248, 249, 251 ; 8. 345,
346 ; 12. 394, 395, 409 ; 13. 53 ; 17. 344.
Named for Taunton, Eng., 12. 399.
Taunton Insane Asylum, 7. 41.
Taunton North Purchase, deeds in rela-
tion to the title of, 2. 546, 547.
Taunton Public Library, donations from,
10. 1, 134.
Taunton River, 6. 74 n. ; 10. 114-116.
Lines on, by Samuel Davis, u. 30.
Tavernier, Jean Baptiste, his travels in
Persia, i. 474.
Taxation, tract relating to, i. 146. Of
the American colonies, 4. 385 ; 5. 238.
Questions relating to slavery, 6. 137-
145, 155, 156, 164, 165, 167.
Taxes, money paid for, 2. 3n., 37 n., 82 n.,
103 n., 131 n., 148 n., 211 n.,234n., 253 n.,
269 n., 314 n., 367 n., 369, 386 n., 425 n.,
453 n., 471 n., 487 n., 527 n., 556 n.
Tay, Isaiah, 17. 61.
446
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Tay, Jeremy, 12. 115, 116.
Tayler, Robert, 13. 60.
Tayloe, Col. John, 2. 392 ; 4. 96.
Taylor, Capt., 7. 85.
Taylor, Capt., 14. 138.
Taylor, Co/., 7-217.
Taylor, Col., 13. 223.
Taylor, Lieut., 17. 288.
Taylor, Mr., 1715, 20. 279.
Taylor, Mr., Cambridge, Mass., 1775, 7.
208.
Taylor, Mr., London, Eng., 1776, ig. 219.
Taylor, Mr., his survey of Massachu-
setts, i. 455.
Taylor, Mrs., a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 268.
Taylor, Abigail (Mrs. Amory), 13. 419..
Taylor, Mrs. Abigail (Jenkyn), 5. 498.
Taylor, Amos, 17. 205.
Taylor, Asher, donation from, 8. 294.
Taylor, Bayard, 19. 121 n.
Taylor, Capt. Christopher, 13. 416.
Taylor, Dan, 15. 252.
Taylor, Lieut. Daniel, 15. 80.
Taylor, Rev. Daniel T., donations from,
4.54; H.501.
Taylor, Ebenezer, 3. 294.
Taylor, Edward, killed by Indians, 14.
138.
Taylor, Rev. Edward, d. 1729, 8. 14, 22,
27 ; 18 4, 5, 11 n., 18 n. Diary of, 18.
5-18.
Taylor, Rev. Edward T., portrait of, 2.
366.
Taylor, Eldad, 10. 99.
Taylor, Elizabeth, 15. 252.
Taylor, George, 15. 393.
Taylor, Judge Henry W., 18. 4, 5.
Taylor, Rev. Isaac, his ' Words and
Places ' cited, 12. 334, 335 ; 13. -73.
His ' Words and Places ' presented, 13.
44.
Taylor, James, 6. 344, 429 ; 13. 414 ; 20.
316.
Taylor, Rt.-Rev. Jeremy, D.D., 17. 342 ;
18. 250. Cited, 8. 445 ; 18. 125 n. His
'Ductor Dubitantium,' 18. 428. His
' Holy Living ' and ' Holy Dying/ 18.
428. His ' Life of Christ,' 18. 429.
Taylor, John, 13. 424.
Taylor, John, 1706, 14. 143.
Taylor, John, H.C. 1699, 8. 30.
Taylor, John, letter to, from J. Adams,
5. 90, 91 ; 13. 301 n.
Taylor, John, Protester, n. 392, 394.
Taylor, Rev. John, i. 56. Presents a copy
of his ' Century Sermons,' i. 167.
Taylor, Sergt. John, 14. 100.
Taylor, John, South Carolina, 15. 393.
Taylor, Hon. John Douglass, at the Con-
vention of 1788, 3. 296 rc.,-298, 303.
Taylor, Joseph, 1668, 18. 12.
Taylor, Joseph, Protester, 1775, II. 395.
Taylor, Rev. Joseph, d. 1682, 6. 338 ; 8.
14, 22, 27.
Taylor, Joshua, his Fourth of July ora-
tion, i. 191.
Taylor, Kezia, 18. 5.
Taylor, Mrs. Mary (3/rs. Payne), 13.410.
Taylor, Nathaniel, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 266.
Taylor, Mrs. Oliver A., donation from,
ix. 501.
Taylor, Rev. Oliver A., donations from,
2. 382, 468, 471.
Taylor, Peter Alfred, 15. 253; 19. 329.
Donations from, 15. 228, 252. Vote of
thanks to, 15. 253. His remarks on
Col. Joseph L. Chester cited, 15. 253.
Taylor, Rebecca, letter of, cited, 15 252.
Taylor, Richard, 1668, 18. 7.
Taylor, Richard, Boston, 1657, 3. 838.
Taylor, Samuel L., donation from, 8. 254.
Taylor, Capt. Silas, 16. 216.
Taylor, Tazewell, 4. 98.
Taylor, Rev. Thomas, D.D., n.201.
Taylor, William, 1778, 15. 252.
Taylor, William, donation from the fam-
ily of, 2. 112.
Taylor, William, Boston, 1774, 3. 260.
Taylor, Col. William, 10. 128.
Taylor, William, Protester and refugee, n.
392, 394 ; 18. 268.
Taylor, William, surveyor, 6. 35.
Taylor, William H., donation from, 10. 21.
Taylor, Pres. Zachary, 5. 216 ; 7. 412 ; n.
4, 359; 12. 289; 13. 259; 15. 250; 18.
28; 19. 351; 20. 27-29. Election and
inauguration of, as President of the
United States, 3. 74. Dr. Bell's eulogy
on, 7. 48.
Taylour, Ano, 16. 265.
Tazewell, Hon. Littleton W., 9. 193; n.
487 ; 14. 107 ; 18. 420.
Tea, 4. 381, 382. Troubles arising after
the tax on, 4. 216-219. Burnt, 1774,
4. 219, 224. Thrown into Boston Har-
bor, 5. 98; 6. 261; 10. 210; 12. 174,
175; 13. 156-183, 263; 14. 40 n.; 20.
10-17. Celebration of the centennial
of the destruction of, in the harbor,
13. 151-216. Meeting of the Society at
Rev. R. C. Waterston's house, 13 151-
216. Remarks of the President, 13.
151-156. Paper by Mr. Frothingharn,
13. 156-183. Letter of W. C. Bryant,
13. 183-184. Remarks of Mr. Wa-
terston, 13. 184-198. Facsimile page
of Adams's diary relating to, faces 13
191. Verses by Mrs. Waterston, 13.
198, 199. Remarks of Dr. Ellis, 13.
199-202. Ballad by Dr. Holmes, 13.
202-204. Remarks of Mr. Warren,
13. 205-207. Remarks of Mr. Amory,
13. 207-210. Letter from Mr. W. T.
Davis, 13. 210-212. Julius Dexter's
letter, 13. 214. Contemporary vindi-
cations of the act, 13. 178. Specimens
of the tea exhibited, 13. 185. Old
verses on the Tea-party, 13. 212, 213.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
447
List of articles exhibited at the meet-
ing, 13. 215, 216. Engraving relating
to the destruction of the tea, presented,
13. 263.
Tea Act, 13. 157.
Tea Commissioners, 13. 162, 163, 166.
Tea duty, 7. 292.
1 Tea Meetings/ 1773, minutes of, 20. 10-
17. Watch appointed over the tea
vessels, 20. 11, 13.
Tea Party, Boston, 8. 325.
4 Tea-Tax Tempest,' engraving, presented,
13. 214.
Tebbetts, Samuel, 14. 118.
' Technology/ authority for the word, 17.
419.
Teck, Mary, Princess of, 18. 251.
Tecumseh ( Tocuinsaeh ) , 12. 36.
TEFFT, ISRAEL K., 2. 137, 138 n. Nom-
inated a Corresponding Member, 2. 138.
Elected, 2. 141. Accepts membership,
2. 145. Letter from, 2. 212. Donation
from, 2. 237. His death, 8. xvi. An-
nouncement of the death of, 9. 4. His
collection of autographs, 9. 5.
Tejera, Emiliano, his pamphlet entitled
* Los Restos de Colon en Santo Do-
mingo/ 2. 118 n.
Telegraph, electric, Dr. Bell claims the
invention, 7. 68.
Telegraph, ship, 6. 436.
Telentichi, 12. 36.
Telfair, Mary, 17. 79.
Tello, Gomez, 16. 319, 319 n.
Temperance Convention, Worcester,
1833, ii. 74.
Temple, Mr., 11. 306.
Temple, Mr., 15. 96.
Temple, Augusta, 13. 240.
Temple, Lad// Elizabeth (Bowdoin), 12.
323 ; 13. 240.
Temple, George Grenville Nugent, Mar-
quis of Buckingham, see Buckingham.
Temple, Sir Grenville, 11. 150 n. ; 12.
210.
Temple, Henry, Lord Palmerston, see
Palmerston.
Temple, Henry J., Viscount Palmerston,
see Palmerston.
Temple, Rev. J. Howard, donation from,
2. 424.
Temple, John, 12. 108.
Temple, Sir John, i. 217; 5. 241, 243,
246; 9.68; 12.323, 410; 13.240; 15.
328; 16. 46-49, 159, 159«., 161; 19.
131 n.; 20. 269. The table of Lord
Chatham, 3. 151. His motlier, 7. 370.
Letters from the Marquis of Bucking-
ham to, 9. 69, 71, 73, 77. His succes-
sion to the Baronetcy, 9. 69, 73. Letters
of, 12. 207-211. Statement concerning
the letters sent to America, 16. 46-49.
Temple, Margaret (Mrs. Dowse), portrait
of, by Blackburn, 16. 391.
Temple, Mrs. Mehitable, 16. 391.
Temple, Richard Grenville, Earl, 12.
416; 16.46-48, 101.
Temple, Robert, 1758, 17. 157.
Temple, Robert, 8. 350. Found with
Tory letters, 7. 186.
Temple, Hon. Robert, 16. 391.
Temple, Sir Thomas, 2. 552; 3. 62; 6.
65 n., 67 M. ; 13. 134; 16. 149.
Temple, Sir William, 4. 372; 13. 64;
17. 10.
Temple, N. H., 6. 431.
Temple Emanuel, New York, 20. 358.
Temple Library, London, n. 199.
Temple Place, Boston, 3. 42.
Templeman, George, proposes an ex-
change for the Collections, i. 434, 436.
Temple's Farm, 4. 221.
Templeton, Clotworthy Upton, Baron,
12. 413.
Templeton, Mass., 12. 407, 416.
Ten Broeck, Gen. Abraham, 19. 400.
Ten Broeck, Rev. P. S., 2. 255 n.
Tenducci, , a singer, 19 221.
Teniers, M. de, 5. 356.
Teniers, David, 13. 317.
Tennant, Rev. Gilbert, 19. 180. His ' Ex-
aminer Examined/ i. 137.
Tennent, Rev. William, 14. 256.
Tennessee, flag of the iron-clad, presented,
ii. 136.
Tennessee Historical Society, 16. 473.
Letter from the Secretary of, desiring
portraits of distinguished persons, 3.
157. Donations from, 4. 54, 373, 384 ;
5. 104, 192, 196, 202.
Tennessee State Library, donations from,
4.286; 5.30.
Tenney, Allen, donations from, 7. 143,
408, 474.
Tenney, Clough vs., case of, 14. 392.
Tenney, Jonathan, donation from, 2. 480.
Tenney, Rev. L., donation from, 4. 122.
TENNEY, Hon. SAMUEL, M.D., 20. 338.
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
i. 40. Elected, i. 48. Accepts mem-
bership, i. 48.
Tennyson, Alfred, quotation from, 19.
205. His ' In Memoriam » cited, 20. 228.
Tennyson Street, Boston, 6. 29.
Tenterden, Charles Abbott, Baron. 'On
Shipping/ Story's edition of, 10. 181.
Tenure of lands in New England, paper
on, by Prof. Washburn, 13. 114-121.
Ter Vere (Veer), 10. 385, 385 n.
Terentius Afer, Publius, 19. 309.
Terlon, Hugues, Chev. de, 10. 101.
Ternant, Jean de, 6. 218.
TERNAUX-COMPANS, HENRI, nominated a
Corresponding Member, 2. 112. Elected,
2. 113. Donation from, 2. 173. Death
of, 10. xvi, 143.
Ternaux-Louis Mortimer, 10. 143.
Ternay, Charles L. d'Arsac de, 13. 105.
Commands the French fleet, 7. 289.
Receives Washington, 7. 290.
448
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Terra sigillata as a medicine, 5. 392.
Terrell, W. H. H., Adjutant- General of
Indiana, 10. 145. Donations from, 8.
480 ; 9. 463.
Terrington, Capt., 16. 360.
Terry, Gen. Alfred H., u. 136.
Terry, William, a refugee from Boston
in 1770, 18. 268.
Terry, Zebedee, a refugee from Boston
in 1776. 18. 268.
Tertullianus, Quintus S. F., his ' Opera,'
1 8. 426.
' Testimony of the Pastors of the Mas-
sachusetts Churches/ i. 79.
Tetzel, Joliann, 20.
374.
Teuffel, Wilhelm Sigismund, his ' History
of Roman Literature ' cited, 18. 403.
Tew, Paul, letter of, read, 8. 7.
Tewksbury, Mass , 12. 404, 406. Origin
of the name of, 12. 413.
Texel, Holland, 3. 215.
Thacher, Mrs., 8. 288.
Thacher (Thatcher), ^Anthony, 10. 160.
Shipwreck of, 3. 287.
Thacher (Thatcher), Benjamin B., not
the author of a ' Life of Phillis Wheat-
ley,' 7. 269 n., 270 n. His 'Traits of
the Tea party' cited, 13. 172, 178.
His 'Memoir of Phillis Wheatley '
cited, 15. 390 n.
Thacher, George, H.C. 1812, 8. 69 n.
Thacher, Judge George, n. 61 ; 16. 179.
Letter from, to Hon. John Holmes, 16.
180.
Thacher, George W., donation from. 7.
338.
Thacher, Adm. Henry Knox, letter of,
relative to the portrait of Gen. Knox,
15. 8, 9.
Thacher, Isaac, 19 357.
TEACHER, JAMES, M.D., x. 327 ; 19. 258,
259. Donations from, i. 166, 168, 492 ;
2. 51. Nominated a Resident Member,
2. 26. Elected, 2. 30. Declines mem-
bership, 2. 33. Letter from Lafayette
to, 2. 533. His ' Observations on Iron
Ores and Smelting Furnaces/ i. 166.
His 'American Medical Biography/ i.
327, 330, 479 n., 500 n. ; 2. 287 n. ; 7.
178. His account of the capture of
Gen. Prescott, 6. 195, 196. His 'Mili-
tary Journal ' cited, 4. 62, 151 ; 6. 196 ;
12. 189 »., 260; 18. 76 n. His ' History
of Plymouth/ 19. 108.
Thacher, John, 4. 356 ; 10. 22 ; 20 325.
Thacher, Oxenbridge, 8. 30.
Thacher, Oxenbridge, the younger, 13. 190.
Letter from, to Benjamin Pratt, 20.
46-48. Draught of an Address by, to
the King and Parliament, 20. 49-52.
Draught of a letter by, to the Provin-
cial Agent in London, 20. 52-56.
Thacher, Peter, 1804, 19. 178.
Thacher, Peter, donations from, i. 48,
53, 154, 177.
Thacher, Peter, England, 3. 287.
Thacher, Rev. Peter, H.C. 1696, 8. 29;
18. 346.
Thacher, Rev. Peter, Milton, H.C. 1671,
2. 54, 54 n. ; 3. 318, 319 ; 8. 14, 16, 22,
27 ; 20. 227. His Convention Sermon,
manuscript, i. 154. General Election
Sermon of, 2. 294 n.
THACHER, Rev. PETER, D.D., d. 1802, x.
1, 4-6, 13, 17 n., 27, 29, 30, 32, 33, 35,
36, 38, 44, 46, 62, 86, 91, 105-107, 110,
117, 119, 124, 126, 127, 133-136, 139,
142, 153, 160 n., 488 n.; 3-296; 5. 105,
106; 12. 64, 65, 434; 14. 58, 96-98;
16. 118 ; 19. 390, 395. One of the
founders of the Society, i. x, xiii, xiv,
xvin., xxiii, xxxiii ; 2. viii ; 3. 166; 4.
112. His death, i. xli, 151 n. ; 5. 436 ;
7. 240. Elected a member of the
Standing Committee, I. 4, 34, 50, 64,
82, 97, 105, 121, 125, 132, 140, 148. Of
committee to ask aid from the State
Executive, i. 6. List of books con-
tributed by, to form the Library, x.
10, 11. Signs report of the Standing
Committee on Dr. Belknap's books, i.
23. To take part in the exercises on
the anniversary of the discovery of
America, i. 31. Donations from, i.
31, 40, 48, 56, 77, 83, 86, 137, 147.
Meetings of the Society at his house,
i. 33, 44. Of committee on the Treas-
urer's accounts, x. 34. Of committee
of arrangements for celebration of the
discovery of America, i. 44. Makes
a prayer on that occasion, i. 45 n. Of
committee to thank Dr. Belknap for
his discourse, i. 46. Of Publication
Committee, i. 47, 90. To attend to
Mrs. Hancock's offer of books, i. 69,
100. Of committee to ask for Prince's
Almanacs, i. 77. Signs report of the
Standing Committee, i. 84. Of com-
mittee on Dr. Morse's accounts, x. 125.
Of committee to acknowledge the gift
of the Society's room, i. 136. Auto-
graph and portrait of, 1. 150. Dr. Eliot's
' Memoir of/ I. 151 n. Letter from,
to Lieut.-Gov. Cushing, 2. 422. His
Fifth of March Oration, i. 18. Sermon
at the ordination of his son, I. 75.
His ' Century Sermon/ i. 137. His
occasional discourses, i. 154.
Thacher, Peter, West Newton, 19. 380.
Thacher, Judge Peter O., 2. 231 n. ; 18.
167, 271. Donations from, 2. 27, 119.
Member of the Anthology Club, 2.
388 n.
Thacher, Ren. Samuel C., 2. 273, 387 n. ;
10. 233; ii. 155; 17. 403. Donation
from, i. 154. A member of the An-
thology Club, 2. 388 n. His 'Memoir
of Rev. W. Emerson/ i. 222 n. Edi-
tor of the 'Monthly Anthology,' 2.
388 n.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
449
Thacher (Thatcher), Rev. Thomas, Bos-
ton, d. 1678, ii. 201; 18. 16; 20. 228.
Mis Fast Sermon, i. 10. Verses written
by, 20. 227.
Thacher, Rev. Thomas, Dedham, i. 345.
Donation from, 1. 130. Two discourses
delivered at Peterborough, i. 137. His
sermon at the ordination of Joseph
Tuckerrnan, i. 147, 154. His Dudleian
Lecture, i. 177.
Thacher, Thomas A., LL.D ., 19. 380.
Thacher, Rev. Thomas C., sermon at his
ordination, i. 75.
Thacher Street, Boston, 6. 29.
Thackeray, William Makepeace, 11. 361 ;
15. 308 ; 16. 434. On Washington, 3.
336. Remark of, about James Savage,
12. 437. Extract from a letter from,
to Dr. Worcester, 18. 173.
Thames, river, 3. 27.
Thane, J., his ' British Autobiography '
cited, 6. 416, 490.
Thanksgiving Day, 12. 66. Origin of, 5.
212.
Thatcher, see Thacher.
Thaxter, Capt. C., 2. 107 n.
Thaxter, John, 19. 152, 158.
Thaxter (Thackster), Joseph, 12. 115.
Thaxter, Rev. Joseph, his bill of mortal-
ity for Edgartown, i. 81.
Thaxter, Sarah (Mrs. McBean), 15. 165,
175.
Thayer, ( Thayer 8f Ritchie), donation
from, i. 470. Vote of thanks to, i. 470.
Thayer, Lieut., 14. 89.
Thayer, Capt. Abel, 15. 83.
Thayer, Abijah, 13. 372.
Thayer, Alexander W., 5. 108; n. 2.
Thayer, Rev. Christopher T., 10. 223.
Donations from, 10. 320, 368.
Thayer, Ebenezer, 19. 150.
Thayer, Col. Ebonezer, 19. 386 n.
Thayer, Rev. Ebenezer, d. 1792, 16. 285,
285 n., 293 n.
Thayer, Rev. Ebenezer, d. 1733, his
Election Sermon, i 123.
Thayer, Elisha, 19. 150, 151, 151 n.
Thayer, Dr. Elisha, donations from, 2.
147, 170. His ' Family Memorial,' 2.
183.
Thayer, Frank W., 4. 384.
Thayer, Gideon L., 19. 175.
Thayer, Jane, donation from, 2. 431.
Thayer, Lieut. Jedediah, 15. 80.
Thayer, Joanna (Mrs. Sprague), 14. 40.
Thayer, John E., & Brother, 4. 102 ; n.
35, 247.
Thayer, John Eliot, xx. 380. Subscribes
toward the reprint of certain volumes
of the Collections, 2. 347, 368. His
benefactions to the Society, 3. 92. To
receive a copy of the new volume con-
taining Bradford's ' History/ 3. 92.
His generous donation of a sum of ,
money, 3. 168.
29
THAYER, NATHANIEL, A.M., 4. 102 ; xo.
8-10, 13, 136, 171, 485; xx. 37; 12. 75,
222 : 13. 16, 274; 14. 323; 15. 271, 274,
307; 16 167; 17. 70 ; 18. 30, 62 n., 410 ;
19. 291, 357 ; 20 189, 194. Elected a
Resident Member, 7. 307. Of the com-
mittee to examine the Treasurer's ac-
counts, 8. 231; 9. 82, 468; 10 136; xx.
35, 229, 247 ; 12. 51. Of Nominating
Committee, 10. 136. Subscription to the
Massachusetts Historical Trust Fund,
10 9, 168. Vote of thanks to, 10 20.
Of committee on the Society's Building
ii. 326. His death, 20. xx. Remarks
by Mr. Winthrop on announcing the
death of, 20. 107, 108. Resolution of
Se Society, 20. 108. Tribute to, from
r. George E. Ellis, 20. 108-110. Re-
marks by Dr. A. P. Peabody, 20. 110,
111. Letter from Dr. Lothrop, 20. 111.
Thayer, Nathaniel, Jr., 19. 357.
Thayer, Rev. Nathaniel, D.D., d. 1840,
10. 223 ; 18. 229, 355 ; 20. 403. Dona-
tion from, i. 78. His sermon at Mr.
Emerson's installation, i. 130.
Thayer, Ziphion, 7. 204; xx. 393, 395.
Donation from, i. 123.
Thayer & Hunt, Messrs., 13. 428.
Theft, sentence for, 8. 225.
Thellusson, Peter, xx. 8.
Theodore, King of Corsica, x'o. 161.
Theological Library, Boston, see General
Theological Library, etc.
Theological School, Cambridge, see Har-
vard University. Divinity School.
Theological Seminary at Allegheny, see
Western Theological, etc.
Theological Seminary at Andover, i.
500 n. ; 2. 5, 66, 67 ; 4. 93 ; 6. 312 ; 17.
114, 389; 18. 37, 338; 19. 262; 20. 45.
To receive a set of the Collections, x.
241 ; 2. 69 n., 71. Donations from, xx.
498.
Theological Seminary, Auburn, N. Y., 19.
360.
Theses, of 1678, at Harvard College,
written by Mather, Cotton, and others,
3. 133. Of 1642-43, at Harvard Col-
lege, 4. 441. Of 1759, at Harvard Col-
lege, 9. 357.
Thevenot, Melchisedech, 2. 326 n. His
work on ' Marquette and Joliet's Voy-
age of Discovery,' 2. 326 n.
Thierry, Jacques-Nicholas-Augustin, 13.
248 ; 15. 55 n. ; 17. 310.
THIERS, MARIE JOSEPH Louis ADOLPHE,
President of the French Republic, 12. 69 ;
14. 157 ; 16. 164. Elected an Honorary
Member, 10. 411. Accepts member-
ship, ii. 143; 15. xvi. His death no-
ticed by Hon. Robert C. Winthrop, 15.
314. Sketch of tke life of, 15. 314-319.
Thiery, M., 20. 39.
Thigh, fracture of, from a slight cause, 5.
511.
450
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Thing, , constable, 16. 269.
Thing, Jonathan, 16 265 ; 17. 228.
Third Church, Boston, see Old South
Church.
Thirstyn, James, 14. 101.
Thomas, French cook, 18. 350.
Thomas, negro, 20 136, 140.
Thomas, Capt., Plymouth, 19. 405, 409.
Thomas, Mr., 19. 91.
Thomas, Rev. Dr., London, 8 462.
THOMAS, Hon. BENJAMIN F., LL.D., i.
440 ; 13. 25:5, 263 ; 15. 266 ; 16. 308-
312, 314 ; 17. 61, 66 ; 18. 365. Elected
a Resident Member, 4. 425. Accepts
membership, 4. 430. Donations from,
6. 20; 7. 140, 279. Remarks on the
death of Edward Everett, 8. 154-159.
One of a committee on the ' Hutchin-
son Papers,' u. 326. Excused from
serving thereon, n. 333. Motion of,
12. 212 ; 13. 254. Remarks by, on the
death of Gov. Clifford, 14. 188. Pays
a tribute to the character of Gov.
Washburn, 15. 261. His death, 16.
xvi. Death of, announced, 16. 307.
Remarks on the death of, by Mr. Win-
throp, 16. 307-309 ; by Rev. Edward
E. Hale, 16. 310, 311; by Hon. E. R.
Hoar, 16. 311, 312; by Mr. Charles
W. Tuttle, 16. 312-314. Resolution of
the Society upon the death of, 16.
309, 310. Judge Endicott appointed
to prepare a memoir of, 16. 370. His
' Memoir of Chief Justice Shaw,' 10.
49-79.
Thomas, David, marriage of, 14. 152.
Thomas, Elias, 20 294 n.
Thomas, Elizabeth, 20. 249 n., 318, 319.
Thomas, Elizabeth (Mrs. Matson^ 14.
164.
Thomas, Evan, 3. 338.
Thomas, Lieut. Foxwell, 15. 77.
Thomas, Isaiah, Jr., i. 444. Donation
from, i. 111.
Thomas, Isaiah, Kings'on, donation from,
i. 114.
THOMAS, ISAIAH, LL.D., i. 236, 239; 2.
205; 13. 44; 15. 349; 18. 365; 20.
294 n. His death, i. xlii, 438. Dona-
tions from, i. 48, 60, 79, 112, 130, 138,
147, 154, 168, 202 ; 2. 205. Presents a
copy of his ' History of Printing,' i.
218. Nominated a Resident Member,
i. 220. Elected, i 221. Notice of, by
G. Dexter, i. 440-444. Legacy of, i.
452 n. Vote to obtain for the Library
two volumes loaned to him, 2. 20. The
reprint of Hutchinson's ' History,' 3.
141_144. His 'New England Alma-
nacs,' x. 442. His ' History of Print-
ing,' 3. 142 n.; 12. 178, 179; 20. 265.
See Thomas and Andrews.
Thomas, John, d. 1737, 14. 165.
Thomas, John, 1776, 16. 339.
Thomas, Capt. John, 14. 166.
Thomas, Gen. John, 4. 78; 7. 217, 233;
10. 128; 12 122; 14. 81, 281, 286, 287,
295, 296; 15. 75, 87, 89-91, 108, 128,
140, 143 n., 144, 150. Officers of the
regiment of, 15. 75, 75 n. Letter to
John Adams, 6. 186. Letter of, on
Gov. Hutchinson's Papers, 13. 223.
Thomas, Rt. Rev. John, his Propagation
Society Sermon, i. 79.
Thomas, John, sure/eon's mate, 15. 77 n.
Thomas, Joseph B., 19. 357.
Thomas, Adj. Joshua, 1775, 15. 78.
Thomas, Dr. Joshua, donation from, i.
100.
THOMAS, Hon. JOSHUA, A.M., 2. 560; 19.
152, 152 n., 426. His death, i. xlii, 334.
Nominated a Resident Member, i. 199.
Elected, i. 199. Mr. Bradford's 'Me-
moir of cited, i. 334 n.
Thomas. M. F., donations from, 5. 96 ; 6.
17.
Thomas, Mrs. Mary (Dill), i. 442.
Thomas, Mrs. Mary (Ray), 14. 165.
Thomas, Moses, 1749, i. 440; 18. 365.
Thomas, Moses, Philadelphia, 1818,14. 5?.
Thomas, Rev. Moses G., 2. 255 n.
Thomas, Col. Nathaniel, 14. 163, 164,
166.
Thomas, Judge Nathaniel, 3. 238; 14.
164-167 ; 20. 325. Inscription on his
tombstone, 14. 167.
Thomas, Nathaniel, son of Judge Thomas,
14. 163-165.
Thomas, Nathaniel Ray, 8. 396 ; 14. 165,
166. A refugee from Boston in 1776,
18. 266.
Thomas, Peter, 20. 294 n., 319.
Thomas, Robert, 17. 205, 205 n.
Thomas, William, 1775, 15. 77n.; 16. 360,
361.
Thomas, William, d. 1651, 14. 166. Grant
of land to, 14. 163. Death of, 14. 164.
Thomas, William, son of Nathaniel Thomas,
14. 164.
Thomas & Andrews, Messrs., i. xxiii, 143,
144 n., 160 n. ; 2. 326 ; 3. 140, 140 n.
Obligation from the firm of, to Gov.
Sullivan, 2. 327. See Thomas, Isaiah.
Thomas & Thomas, Messrs., 7. 276 n.
Thomas, ship, 3. 228.
Thomas Perkins, ship, 7. 417.
Thomason, George, 18. 435.
Thomaston, Me., 15 8. Eaton's 'History
of,' 13. 444.
Thompson, see Thomson and Tompson.
Thompson, Capt., 17. 187.
Thompson, Captain of the ' Alert,' n. 352.
Thompson, Lieut.-Col, 15. 160.
Thompson, Major, n. 142.
Thompson, Mr., 16. 301.
Thompson, Mr., 17. 203.
Thompson, Mr., innkeeper, 17. 200, 200 n.
Thompson, Mr., Mystic, 8. 366.
Thompson, Mrs., 7.' 211.
Thompson, Sargeant, 16. 360.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
451
Thompson, Abraham R., M.D., i. 328
330. His address to Lafayette at the
reception at Charlestown in 1824, 14.
G5, 66. Letter of Hon. Edward Everett
t:>, 14. 07.
Thompson (Tompson), Benjamin, 1676,
15. 395, 3U6. His burial-place, 20. 212.
Thompson, lion. Benjamin, 1852, 17. 380.
Thompson, Sir Benjamin, see Rumford,
Count.
Thompson, Benjamin E., donation from,
2. 212.
THOMPSON, BENJAMIN F., nominated a
Corresponding Member, 2. 325. Elect-
ed, 2. 328.
Thompson, Lieut. Caleb, 15. 86 n.
Thompson, Charles, 4. 288.
Thompson (Thomson), David, 16. 200,
202, 204, 204 n. ; 17. 369 ; 20. 66. Sec-
tion of indenture, facsimile of, 14.
frontispiece. Paper by Mr. Charles
Deane, 14. 358-385 ; 16. 204. Sketch
of his life, 14. 360. Mr. Charles
Deane's paper on the indenture of,
noticed, 15. 2.
Thompson (Thomson), Mrs. David, 14.
372 ; 1 6. 202, 204.
Thompson, Dexter C., donation from, 3.
111.
Thompson, Edward, 3 296, 298, 302.
Thompson, Rev. Edward, 8. 28. Death
of, 14. 150.
Thompson, Elizabeth B., donation from,
14. 109.
Thompson, George, 18. 340.
Thompson, J. R., donation from, 4. 309.
Thompson, James, n. 142. A refugee
from Boston in 1776, 18. 268.
Thompson, James, marriage of, 14. 151.
Thompson, Jonathan, letter from, to Lord
Mountjoy, 3 113.
Thompson, Josiah, donation from, i. 76.
Thompson, Mrs. Mary, 16. 118.
Thompson, Col. Newell A., donation from,
10. 86.
Thompson, Pishey, monument to, in Bos-
ton Church, 8. 89.
Thompson, Robert, n. 203.
Thompson, Gen. Samuel, 14. 281.
Thompson, Samuel, surveyor, 17. 365.
Thompson, Sarah, Counters of Rumford,
see Rumford.
Thompson, William, 1774, 14. 110; 20. 124.
Thompson, Col William, 15. 87, 152-154,
160.
Thompson, Gen. William, 6. 150. Ex-
changed, 5. 342.
Thompson (Tompson), Rev. William, 10
328.
Thompson (? Thomson), Conn., 6. 176; 8.
222.
Thompson's Island, Boston Harbor, 7. 186 ;
14. 360 ; 16. 202, 204.
Thorns, William J., F.S.A., 16. 19 His
' Human Longevity ' cited, 13 63.
Thomson, Benjamin, 8. 13, 22, 26.
THOMSON, CHARLES, LL.D., Secretary of
Congress, i. 271 n. ; 5. 210 ; 16. 10L
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
i. 29. Elected, i. 36. Portrait of, i.
168. Letter relating to the seal of the
United States, 9. 352.
Thomson, David, see Thompson, David.
Thomson, Hon. Isaac, gives his bills of
mortality for Middleborough, i. 151,
166, 190, 201, 216.
Thomson, James, donation from, i. 53.
Thomson, James, poet, 16. 125. Lines
from his ' Seasons ' quoted, 18 366.
Thomson, John, 14. 367, 372, 373.
Thomson, Joseph, letter of Judge Sewall
to, 12. 362.
Thomson, Mrs. Mary, donation from, i.
89.
Thomson, Robert, 14. 146.
Thomson, Major Robert, 14. 250.
Thomson, Lieut. Samuel, 15. 83.
Thomson, Rev. Samuel, sermon by, i.
201.
Thomson, William, 8. 12, 21, 26.
Thomson, Lieut. William, 15. 77.
Thomson's Island, Boston Harbor, see
Thompson's Island.
Thopson, James, 19. 349 n.
Thoreau, Henry D., donation from, 2.
351.
Thoresby, Ralph, 17. 304.
Thorndike, Col., 5. 359.
Thorndike, Augustus, i. 367.
Thorndike, Hon. Israel, i. 266 n. ; 6. 251 ;
1 8. 380 ; 19. 282. Contributes to pur-
chase the Society's building, i. 465 n.
Presents portraits of Columbus and
Washington, 2. 23, 23 n., 25. To re-
ceive the thanks of the Society, 2. 23,
25.
Thornton, Mr., 16. 107.
Thornton, John Wingate, 4. 21 ; 19. 118-
120, 120 ?i. Donations from, 2. 224,
233, 235, 237, 266, 320, 325, 327, 338,
3-31, 353, 382, 457, 466, 471, 473, 474,
477, 480, 500; 3. 85; 4. 122, 139, 365:
5. 309 ; 7. 140. Has permission to use
the Library, 2. 289. His 'Landing at
Cape Anne ' cited, 17. 366 n.
Thornton, Matthew, 15. 393.
Thornton, Timothy, 20. 2, 3.
Thornton's shipyard, Boston, 19. 105.
Thornwell, Rev. Dr., 4. 97.
Thoroton, Robert, M.D., his ' History of
Nottinghamshire' cited, 12. 272; 14.
28.
Thorp, Capt., n. 20.
Thorp, Capt., 16. 182.
Thorpe, Thomas, 2. 363 n.
Thorpe, Windsor, sentenced by a court-
martial, 16. 344.
Thorvald, Northman, 18. 10, 79, 80.
Thou, Jacques Auguste de, 7. 406; 15. ,
244.
452
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
' Thoughts on the Manners of the Great/
i. 113.
Tliouvenel, Edouard Antoine, 16. 440.
Thrale, Mr., 19. 214, 223.
Thrasher, J. S., 6. 247.
' Three Doves/ Boston, 16. 68, 68 n.
Turing, Rev. E., A.M., 18. 250.
Throop, Rev. Benjamin, 18. 270.
Throop, Octavia (Mrs. Hale), 18. 270.
Thucydides, 16. 418.
Thunder and lightning, natural causes
of, 12. 248.
Thunder shower at New London in 1712,
ii. 200.
Thurlow, Edward, Lord Chancellor, 12.
418; 14.246, 247; 19. 219.
Thursday lecture, 12. 388, 389.
Thurston, Dr., 16. 244, 246.
Thurston, George H., donation from, 7.
408.
Thurston, John, 12. 398.
Thurston, Lyman, 8. 61.
Thurston, Thomas, 12. 398.
Thurston, William, 19. 169, 170, 175-178.
Autograph of, faces 19. 169.
Thwing, James, donation from, i. 56.
Thwing, S. C., 7. 411..
Thyn, Thomas, 13. 109.
Tibbet, Mrs. Mary, 16. 274.
Tibbets, Andrew, 17. 210, 212, 214.
Tibbets, Samuel, 16. 275.
Tibbetts, Elizabeth (Mrs. Bickford), 14.
150.
Tibbetts, Mrs. Elizabeth, death of, 14.
144.
Tibbetts, Henry, marriage of, 14. 151.
Tibbetts, Henry, Dover, 14. 141 n.
Tibbetts, Jeremy, 14. 141 n.
Tibbetts, Jeremy, Sen., death of, 14. 150.
Tibbetts, John, 14. 150.
Tibbetts, Joseph, 14. 144.
Tibbetts, Mary (Mrs. Giles), 14. 151.
Tibbetts, Nathaniel, 14. 141.
Tibbetts, Samuel, marriage of, 14. 150.
Tibbetts, Sarah (Mrs. Thomas Tibbetts),
14. 152.
Tibbetts, Thomas, marriage of, 14. 152.
Tibbitts, Mrs., 14. 151.
Tickeil, Richard, his 'Green Box of M.
Sartine/ i. 19.
Ticknor, Elisha, 12. 28 ; 16. 130, 132 ; 20.
384.
Ticknor, Mrs. Elizabeth (Billings), 20.
384.
TICKNOR, GEORGE, LL.D., i. 280 n., 475,
482. 487, 492, 494, 496, 497, 500, 503 ;
2. vin.; 3. 29, 47, 67, 132, 388; 4. 13,
201, 213, 264, 329, 422 ; 6. 278 ; 8. 431,
463 ; 9 176 ; 10. 270, 272, 435, 437 ; n.
233, 240, 285, 308 n. ; 12 70/ 72, 142,
145, 147, 157, 215, 331, 332, 435, 439 ;
13. 3, 50, 66, 350, 368; 14. 194; 15. 4,
5; 16. 16, 67, 69, 130. 132, 134; 17. 38,
161, 308-311, 332, 363 n., 402, 403, 405 ;
18. 314 ; 19. 341, 342, 347 ; 20. 98, 233,
235, 359. His death, i. xliii ; 11. xviii;
20. 385. Note written by, in the Soci-
ety's copy of Gebel Teir, i. 432?«. Con-
tributes to purchase the Society's build-
ing, i. 465 n. Nominated a Resident
Member, i. 470. Elected, i. 474. Ac-
cepts membership, i. 475. Of commit-
tee on a course of lectures, i. 498. His
position in the photograph of the group
of members, 2. vin., vii; 3. 32 a. His
place on the Committee of Lectures sup-
plied by Mr. J. Willard, 2. 12. Present
at meetings of the Society, 2. 112, 123,
125, 131, 135, 137, 143, 144, 172, 181, 186,
188, 225, 227, 233, 234, 245, 247, 253,
259, 264, 272, 303, 314, 329, 335, 358,
360, 362, 364, 372, 382, 383, 385, 389,
415, 417. 422, 426, 443, 445, 450, 455,
460, 469, 472-474, 479, 481, 483, 489,
493, 507, 513, 525, 529, 533, 548, 551,
552, 554, 559, 571, 599, 604, 606, 607.
Of committee to examine the Treas-
urer's accounts, 2. 129, 191, 252, 384,
606 ; 3. 1, 2, 32. Report on the Treas-
urer's accounts, 2. 131, 253, 386. Of
Standing Committee, 2. 130, 149, 192,
233, 251, 271, 313, 342, 370, 387, 426,
454. Recording Secretary pro tempore,
2. 178. Of committee on the ' Trum-
bull Manuscripts/ 2. 181. To consider
the use of the Library by non-mem-
bers, 2. 185, 188, 189, 189 n. Of com-
mittee to examine certain manuscript
volumes containing information of
alleged survivors of the battle of Bun-
ker Hill, 2. 224, 225, 230, 231. Of com-
mittee to consider the amendment of
the By-Laws, 2. 241, 482. Kepori of
the committee to consider notifying
members of meetings, 2. 246, 247. To
appoint a Publishing Committee to
prepare Vol. IX. of the third series of
the Collections, 2. 248, 249. One of
the subscribers for the portrait of Gov.
Gore, 2. 312 n. Donations from, 2. 313,
334, 444, 569; 4. 189, 247, 324, 4'25, 438;
7. 153, 298 ; 8. 483 ; 9. 177, 196, 227.
Presents an anonymous volume of the
late William Tudor, 2. 335. Of Pub-
lishing Committee to prepare Vol. I.
of the fourth series of the Collections,
2. 380. Reads letters from Presidents
Jefferson and Madison, 2. 381. Pre-
sents a statement of the early history
of the Anthology Club, 2. 887, 387 n.-
389 n. Of committee to procure better
accommodations for the Society, 2.
468, 549, 555. Reads letters written
by Pres. Adams, 2. 480. Nominated
on the Standing Committee, 2- 488.
Remarks upon the authorship of the
eclogue on the death of Rev. Mr. May-
hew, 2 448. Appointed to prepare a
memoir of Hon. Daniel Webster, 2. 507,
507 n., 531, 531 n. Of Nominating Com-
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
453
mittee, 2. 525, 527, 528. To communi-
cate with Pres. Quincy concerning his
liberal offer, 2. 557. Of committee on
the will of Hon. Samuel Appleton, 2.
697 ; 3. 5, 32. Amount subscribed by,
for the Library and the new Catalogue,
2. 603 n. The Folger pamphlets, 3. 26,
27. To prepare a memoir of Hon. F.
C. Gray, 3. 132. Signs memorial re-
monstrating against a petition of the
Historic, Genealogical Society for a
change of its name, 3 266-270. Com-
municates a letter from Miss Elizabeth
Belknap, 3. 285, 286. The thanks of
the Society to be presented to Miss
Belknap, 3. 328. Chairman of com-
mittee to arrange the Belknap dona-
tion, 3. 329 ; 4. 134. The Belknap do-
nation delivered to the Society, 3. 358.
And Mr. Dowse, 3. 388. Vote of thanks
to, 4. 135. Remarks by, 4. 266 ; 5. 101.
On W. H. Prescott, 4. 170-172. On
Wilson's ' Mexico,' 4. 277-283. On A.
v. Humboldt, 4. 313. To prepare a me-
moir of Prescott, 4. 322. On Macaulay,
4. 426. On a letter of Prescott, 4. 431.
Receives the Prince of Wales, 5. 97.
Letter to, from Mr. White, 6. 278, 279.
Presentation of his 'Life of W: H.
Prescott,' 7. 298. Vote to accept his
' Life of Prescott,' 7. 298, 299. Reads
a note of F. S. Hoffman, 7. 339. Re-
marks on the death of Hon. Edward
Everett, 8. 130-141. Vote of thanks
to, 9. 197. Review of his ' Life of
William H. Prescott ' presented, g. 247.
Eulogium on his ' Life of Prescott,' n.
105. Announcement of the death of,
12. 13. Remarks by the President, 12.
15, 16 ; by Hon. G. S. Hillard, 12. 19-
23. Resolution adopted by the Society,
12. 17. Letter from Dr. J. Bigelow, 12.
23-25. Remarks by Mr. George B.
Emerson, 12. 25-29. Portrait of, 20.
frontispiece. ' Memoir of,' by Mr.
William W. Greenough, 20. 384-391.
His birth and parentage, 20. 384. Early
education, 20. 384. Enters Dartmouth
College, 20 384. Admitted to the
Boston bar, 20. 384. Relinquishes the
practice of the law, 20. 384. Prose-
cutes his studies in Germany, 20. 384.
Travels in Europe, 20. 385. A mem-
ber of the Massachusetts Historical
Society, 20. 385. Hawthorne's tribute
to, 20. 385. His professorship in Har-
vard College, 20. 385, 386. His con-
nection with the Boston Public Library,
20. 385, 388, 389. His attempts to im-
prove the methods of instruction, 20.
387. His study of the Spanish lan-
guage, 20. 387. Traits of character,
20. 389-391. ' Life of ' cited, 2. 481 n. ;
17 403, 404. His ' Life of Prescott,' 2.
531 «. ; 7. 339, 340 ; 16. 421 ; 17. 308,
402; 20. 385, 388. His 'History of
Spanish Literature,' 17. 402 : 20. 385,
387, 388.
Ticknor, Mrs. George, thanks of the So-
ciety voted to, 12. 156.
Ticknor, William D., 12. 165.
Ticknor & Co., Messrs., Collections de-
posited with, for Mr. Rich, 2. 365.
Ticknor & Fields, Messrs., donation from,
8. 254.
Ticknor, Reed, & Fields, Messrs., 14. 47.
Ticonderoga, N. Y, 4. 43; 5. 8, 12; 6.
358; 17. 243, 286, 287. Letter from,
1759, 7. 101. Account of the battle
near, n. 326; 17. 244.
Tidd, Jacob, u. 334.
Tidd, Joseph, 17. 157.
Tieman, Mat/or, 4. 101.
Ti— er, ', 18. 14.
Tiffany, Humphrey, death of, 14. 123.
Tiffany & Co., New York, 10. 470.
Tilden, Bryant P., xx. 308. Donation
from, i. 496.
Tilden, Freegift, 20. 23.
Tilden, John, Jr., donation from, i. 84.
TILDEN, JOSEPH, A.M., i. 225, 220, 228-
230, 234, 236, 243, 244 ; n. 308. Nom-
inated a Resident Member, x. 224.
Elected, x. 225. Elected Librarian, i.
226, 231. Of committee to collect and
count votes, i. 230. Of committee on
repairs of the Society's room, i. 234.
Of committee to examine the Treas-
urer's accounts, i. 244. Resigns mem-
bership, i. 254. Notice of, i. 500 n.
Tilden, Capt. Joseph, 12. 64.
Tilenus, Daniel, n. 455 n.
Tileston, Capt., xx. 142.
Tileston, Mr., apprehended by the Brit-
ish, 7. 194.
Tileston, John, n. 142. Donations from,
i. 75, 91, 112.
Tileston, Thomas, xx. 142 ; 20. 13.
Tilghman, Col. Tench, 14. 337 ; 18. 287 ;
19. 70 n.
Tilghman, Chief Justice William, 14. 107.
Letter of William Alex. Hyrne to, n.
253-255. Comments on the letter, xx.
256.
Tillick, Widow, 5. 254.
Tillier, M., agent at Castorland, 7. 337.
Tillinghast, Thomas, 6. 205.
Tillotson, John, Archbishop of Canterbury,
5. 149; 18. 393; 19. 326. His 'Ser-
mons,' 18. 429.
Tillotson, William, descendant of the Arch-
bishop, 5. 149.
Tillotson, Mrs. William, donation from,
of Sir L. Washington's helmet, 5.
147, 148, 194. Vote of thanks to, 5.
148.
Tilton, Daniel, 16. 265.
Tilton, Sergeant Isaac, death of, 14. 129.
Tilton, Jesse, his journal, 5. 87.
' Times,' newspaper, x. 76.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
' Times,' London, 6. 421 ; 15. 299 ; 16. 12,
115; 18. 215, 274; 20. 344. On Mr.
Everett, 8. 273. Mr. Motley's letter to,
16. 437.
Timmins, Mr., 7. 185, 230, 232, 233 ; 20.
13. A refugee, 19. 222.
Timmins, John, 8. 364 ; xi. 392, 394.
Tincomb, Rev. John, 17. 256, 262.
Tines, Vincenzo, 17. 413.
Tingcomb, Rev. Nathaniel, 2. 448 n. ; 17.
255,257,257n., 261.
Tinker, John, charged with treason by
W: Morton, 7. 344-346.
Tipper, John, establishes the ' Ladies'
Diary/ 7. 126.
Tippin, Capt. Bartholomew, 16. 265,
266.
Tisbury, Mass., 3. 36 ; 12. 395, 400, 410.
Titcomb, , manuscript of, 2. 462,
462 n.
Titcomb, Benaiah, 14. 147.
Titian, Vecellio, 3. 377 ; 18. 439.
Tiverton, Mass., 12. 395, 401, 403, 409.
Ceded to Rhode Island, 12. 401 n.
Tiverton, R. I., 7. 188, 219 ; 12. 395, 401,
403, 409; 17. 164. Aids Boston in
1774, 4. 224.
Tivoli, N. I'., 19. 352.
Toads, in medicine, 5. 393, 394.
Toasts given at the Festival in Boston
on occasion of the defeat of Napoleon
in Russia, 18. 381, 382.
Tobacco, 3. 300. Introduction of, into
England, 9. 13.
Tobey, Mrs. Hannah, 14. 150.
Tobey, James, 14. 129. Killed by In-
dians, 14. 140.
Tobey, Samuel, commission issued to, by
Gov. Hancock, 18. 153, 154.
Tobey, Stephen, marriage of, 14 150L
Tocoi, Fla., 17. 61.
TOCQUEVILLE, ALEXIS BE, 4. 429; 9. 20;
10. 272; 12. 266, 267; 13. 396; 18. 199,
202, 220. Elected an Honorary Mem-
ber, 3. 203. Accepts membership, 3.
251. His death, 5. 19. His idea of
Unitarians, 16. 462.
Todd, Mr., 7. 272.
Todd, Mr., innkeeper (?), 19. 71.
Todd, Hon. Charles S., 16. 414.
Todd, Elizabeth (Mrs. Bell), 7-28.
Todd, Rev. Henry J., 18. 170.
Todd, William C., letter from, accom-
panying a donation of relics from Fort
Venango, 9 248. Thanks of the So-
ciety voted to, 9. 249. Gift from, 20.
401.
Toledo, Ohio, 18. 229.
Tolland, Conn., sketch of, 10. 300, 801.
Tolman, George R., his ' Sketches of Old
Boston Buildings,' 19. 335.
Tom, an Indian, 20. 150.
Tom, see Whistling Tom.
Tompkins, Mr., a centenarian, 17 212.
Tompkins, Edmund, 17. 212.
Tompson, Benjamin, see Thompson, Ben-
jamin.
Tompson, James, see Thompson, James.
Tomson, Cornelius, 16. 275. See also
Thomson.
Tomsquash, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Toner, J. M., M.D.. donations from, 7.
376 ; 9. 196.
Tong, Elizabeth A., amount paid to, for
copying, 6. 10.
Tonson, Jacob, 16. 426.
Tontine Crescent, i. 67, 337, 454 n. Room
in, offered to the Society, i. xix, xxxv,
58. Deed of room in, i. 65. Plan and
elevation of, i. bet. 66 and 67. Votes,
etc., in reference to repairs on, i. 223,
234, 277, 282, 377, 427, 469, 470, 476.
Committee to investigate the title to
the land under, i. 275, 276. Votes to
recommend closing the passage-way
under the arch, i. 281, 283, 284, 337.
Vote to alter the passage-way, i. 342.
Committee appointed to dispose of the
room in, i. 463, 466. Insurance on, i.
474. See also Rooms of the Society.
Tontine Hotel, New Haven, 15. 186.
Tony, a slave, 4. 66.
Tonyn, , 17. 200 n.
Toogood, William, 15. 79.
Tooke, John Home, 19. 220, 220 n.
Toomer, John, 3. 2GO.
Toot, , 17. 202.
Toot, Adam, 17. 202, 202 n.
Toothaker, Samuel A., M.D., gift of, to
the Cabinet, 13. 451.
Tootle, Richard, pseudonym for Dodd, see
Dodd, Charles.
Topliff, Samuel, donation from, 2. 4 0.
Toppan (Tappan), Rev. Christopher, 8.
29. Extract from a letter of, to Cotton
Mather, 12. 377, 378.
Toppesfeild, Essex, Eng., 6. 255 n.
Topping's, 7. 335.
Topsfield, Mass., 12. 394, 395. Origin of
the name of, 12. 397.
Topsham, Me., 12. 405, 408, 417.
Toreno de Bovja Quiepo de Llano, Conde
de, 16. 318.
Torfseus Thormodus, 18. 22, 81 His
« Historia Vinlandise,' i. 201. His ' Or-
cades,' 13. 354, 356, 359. Cited, 13. 355.
Tories, 1775, 4. 79; 6. 141, 183, 199, 200,
211. Action at Kemp's Landing, 6.
189. Plate belonging to, captured, 7.
218. In Boston, 1776, 7. 242, 244, 245,
248, 249, 252, 255, 261. At Newport,
apprehended, 7. 224. In Marshfield, 7.
253. In New York, 7. 259. ' Directions
to American Loyalists ' cited, i. 76.
Torlade de Azambuja, Donna Anna Isa-
bel, letter from, 2. 190, 191.
TORLADE DE AZAMBUJA, JAYME FRE-
DERICO, death of, 2. 190, 191 n. No
entry on the records of his election to
membership, 2. 191 M.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
455
Torno, the, 3. 228.
Toronto, Canada, ii. 492.
Torquemada, Tomas da, 17. 459.
Torrens, William Hunter, 19. 154.
Torrey, see Tory.
Torrey, , 17. 173.
Torrey, Dr. Augustus, donation from, 2.
611.
Torrey, Ebenezer, donation from, 10 21.
TO&BEY, Prof. HENRY W., LL.D., 9. 190;
10. 20, 21,' 174; 12. 80 «. ; 19. 74, 129.
Elected a Resident Member, 4. 228.
Was Washington a marshal of France ?
7. 150-152. His notice of early emi-
gration from New England to Ireland,
9. 217. Elected a member of the Stand-
ing Committee, 10 20 ; n. 45, 243.
Vote of thanks to, 10. 174. Of com-
mittee on the ' Sewall Papers,' n. 826.
Vote of thanks to, on retiring from
the Standing Committee, 12. 81. Reads
extracts from a letter of Hannah Win-
throp, 13. 214. Tribute of, to Jeffries
Wyman, 13. 322. Communicates a
letter of Mrs. Prof. Winthrop, 14. 29.
His share in editing the 'Sewall Diary/
16. 369. Of committee to advise with
Mr. Winsor concerning the proposed
History of America, 18. 288.
Torrey, John, M.D., 17. 408.
Torrey, Rev. Josiah, 8. 30.
Torrey, Nathaniel, donation from, i. 60.
Torrey, Samuel (Torrey, Sijmmes, $• Co.),
11. 308.
Torrey, Re». Samuel, his Election and
General Election Sermons, i. 10 ; 2.
293 n.
Torrey, William, 17. 367.
Torrey vs. Gardner, 2 229 n. ; 5. 407.
Torrington, Pattee Byng, 2d Viscount,
13. 101.
Torrington Square, London, 3. 21, 22.
Torry, William, 8. 61.
Tory, Mr., 19 379.
Toscanelli, Paolo del Pozzo, 16. 383.
Tott, Francois, Baron de, n. 8.
Tounson, Rev. Robert, D.D., Bishop of
Salisbury, 13. 96, 98. Letter of, cited,
13 88.
Tousey, Clark vs., 8. 475.
Tousey, Thomas, 13. 100.
Tower, Capt. Charlemagne, donation
from, 9. 1.
Town, John, 13. 295.
Town, Lieut. Salem, 15. 82.
Town House, see Boston Town House.
Town Records, Act for the preservation
of, ii. 370.
Town votes, relating to colonial times,
3. 216-219.
Town watch, 20 9, 10.
Towne, Capt. Archelaus, 15. 81.
Towne, Margaret, 20. 313, 319.
Towne, Gen. Salem, 17. 210 n.
Towne, William, 20. 313, 317, 319.
Towne, William B., donation from, 2.
585 ; 10. 206
Towns, historical matter to be solicited
from, 3. 89. Assessed for the main-
tenance of military leaders and minis-
ters, 9. 42. Powers of, 9. 45.
Towns in Massachusetts, how made, 4.
389. Origin of the names of, 6. 4, 5,
25 ; 12. Q93-419.
Towns of New England, 9. 17, 36, 60.
One of the four institutions necessary
to be studied in writing a history of
the American Revolution, 6. 365, 366.
' Origin, Organization, and Influence
of,' by Joel Parker, LL.D., 9. 14.
Townsend, Mr., 17. 338.
Townsend, Mr., ig. 215, 219.
Townsend, Mr., Beaufort, S. C.t n. 17.
Townsend, Mrs., 13. 59.
Townsend, Lieut. Abiel, 15. 77.
Townsend, Alexander, his Fourth of July
oration, i. 218.
Townsend, Lieut. Benjamin, 19. 385 n.
Townsend, Eliza, poems of, 5. 203, 204.
Townsend, Gregory, n. 392, 395; 13. 61.
Townsend, Rev. Hale, donation from, 10.
33.
Townsend, Horatio, i. 343 ; 19. 165.
Townsend, James, fl.C. 1692. 8. 29.
Townsend, James, inspector, 1685, 12. 107.
Townsend, Mary P., 7. 18, 354. Dona-
tion from, 5 203. Bequest from, and
vote of thanks to, 5. 203-205; 6. 9, 11 ;
7. 102; 8. 270; 10. 170; n. 39; 12. 77.
Townsend, Penn, d. 1706, 8. 29.
Townsend, Major Penn, d. 1727, 2.472;
6. 349, 428; 12. 108, 254; 14. 200.
His signature, faces 6. 428.
Townsend, Rebecca (Airs. Winthrop), i.
383.
Townsend (Townshend), Mass., 12. 271,
404, 412.
Townsend Bishop House, 15. 211.
Townshend, Charles Townshend, Viscount,
12. 403, 412 ; 20. 159.
Townshend, John Townshend, 4th Mar-
quess, 12. 412.
Townships, in New England, 9. 17. In
Plymouth Colony, powers of, 9. 36.
Grants of, 9. 60. See Towns.
Tracey, Capt., 7. 256, 257.
Tracey, Mr., 20. 267.
Trachin, Pequol Indian, 16. 402.
Tracts, volumes of, concerning the
American colonies, given, i. 153. To
be distinctly marked with certain in-
scriptions, 3. 248.
Tracy, Major, 15. 94.
Tracy, Mr., 4. 380.
Tracy, Hon. Albert H., 4. 93.
Tracy, Mrs. Hannah (Gookin), portrait
of, by Smibert, 16. 475.
Tracy, J. P., letter from, 2. 329.
Tracy, Nathaniel, i. 347 n. ; 4. 61 ; 12.
60, 61.
456
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Tracy, Patrick, court-martialled, 12. 197.
Tracy, Patrick, i. 347 n. Portrait of,
supposed by Blackburn, 16. 391. Por-
trait of, by Smibert, 16. 475.
Tracy, Hon. Uriah, 14. 887.
Tracy, Hon. William, his 'Men and
Events connected with the Early His-
tory of Oneida County ' cited, 19. 409 n.
Traders' Tokens, London, donation from
the Library Committee of, 3. 48.
Tradesmen's meeting at the Green
Dragon, 3. 303, 304.
Trading-houses, erected by Plymouth set-
tlers on the Manomet River, paper
concerning, 3. 252-256. On the Ken-
nebec and Penobscot, 9. 27.
Trading-vessel, first, between the two
worlds, 3. 183.
Traf ton, Lieut. Joshua, 15 82, 82 n.
Trail, , 2. 423.
Train, Charles R., Attorney- General of
Massachusetts, 12. 358. Receipt of, for
the ' Hutchinson Papers,' returned to
the Commonwealth, 13. 218, 219.
Tranquebar, see Missionaries at Tranque-
bar.
Transcendentalism in Boston, 19. 299.
' Transcript,' see ' Boston Evening Tran-
script.'
' Transfer of Erin ' cited, 15. 266.
Transylvania University, Kentucky, 19.
30. The Collections to be given to, i.
276; 2. 70 n.
Trask, Amos, donation from, 9. 463.
Trask, Rev. George, donation from, 6. 249.
Trask, Lieut. Moses, 15. 86.
Trask, William B., 8. 269; 16. 54 n.; 18.
285. Donations from, 7. 373, 376 ; 9.
357.
' Traveller,' see ' Boston Evening Trav-
eller.'
Travelling expenses in New England,
1789, n. 31, 32.
Travelling upon the Lord's Day, 19.
252-255.
Travers, Rev. Thomas, 2. 448 n ; 17. 255,
256, 256 n., 262.
Travis, Capt., 12. 426.
Travis, Daniel, 12. 108.
Treadwell, Mr., 12. 193.
Treadwell, Ann (Mn. Eliot), 2. 611.
Treadwell, Daniel, 5. 295. Donation
from, 9. 196.
Treadwell, Jacob, 16. 8 n., 299 n.
Treadwell, Nathaniel, 16. 8, 8n., 9.
Treadwell, Messrs. William and Daniel,
donation from, i. 154.
Treason, John Tinker accused of, 7.
345.
Treasurer of the Society, to receive and
account for money received for each
volume of the Collections, 2. 35. His
duties, 2. 514, 518; 3. 240-244; 19.
186. See By-Laws. Duties of the com-
mittee on the Treasurer's accounts,
2. 523, 524. His accounts to be an-
nually examined, 3. 250. See Auditing
Committee. For Annual Reports see
Auditing Committee, and Chandler, P.
W. ; Frothingham, R. ; Minot, G. R. ;
Mitchell, N. ; Quincy, J. ; Savage, J. ;
Smith, C. C. ; Tudor, W.
Treasury Department of the United
States, see United States Treasury De-
partment.
Treasury of the Society, i. 84, 160 n.,
232, 274, 336, 341, 380, 388, 409, 410,
419, 445, 452, 466, 488 ; 13. 268. Com-
mittee to solicit subscriptions to the
funds of the Society, i. 102, 104. Ac-
counts to be kept in Federal currency,
i. 5. Oldest Account Book, i. 34 n.
Donations to, i. Ill, 231, 233. Early
memoranda and papers relating to, i.
160 n. A vote to borrow thirteen hun-
dred dollars for, 2. 3, 10. Money voted
for framing pictures, 2. 78. A com-
mittee appointed to examine into the
state of the Treasury, 2. 370. Dona-
tion to, 2. 597. Committee of Finance
appointed, 12. 191. Receipts and ex-
penses of, see Auditing Committee,
annual reports of, and names of Treas-
urers, their annual reports.
Treat, Mr., 16. 296.
Treat, Gov. Robert, 10. 395 ; 17. 222 n.
Treat, Rev. Salmon, 8. 29.
Treat, Rev. Samuel, 8. 14, 22, 27. Gen-
eral Election Sermon of, 2. 294 n.
Treby, Sir George, 4. 162-165 ; 10. 373.
Tredick, Mrs. Mary Wendell, 16. 387.
Tree, planting of a, by the Society, 12.
251.
Tree, see Liberty Tree.
Tree Association, East Boston, 18. 285.
Trefethen, Benjamin, photograph of, ex-
hibited by Adm. Preble, 20. 29.
Treffry, Deborah (aft. Mrs. Peter), 7.
116.
Treffry, John, 7. 116.
Treffry, Martha (aft. Mrs. Peter), 7. 116.
Treise (Treis), Rev. William, 2. 448 n. ;
17. 255, 256, 256 n., 261.
Trelawney, Edward, 3. 76, 77.
Trelawney, Robert, 3. 183, 184.
Trembley, J. B., M.D., donations from,
9. 81 ; io. 311.
Tremellius, Emmanuel, 20. 95.
Tremont Company, 3. 72.
Tremont Street, Boston, estate on, 4. 253 ;
5. 24, 191 ; 6. 11 ; 7. 18, 19, 354. View
of, in 1800, presented, 9. 252.
Tremont Theatre, io. 426.
Trench, Richard C., Archbishop of Dublin,
on Gainsborough's Franklin, io. 412.
Trenchard, John, 13. 109.
Trent, British steamer, 18. 215.
'Trent affair,' n. 276.
Trentham, Ena., 3. 144.
Trenton, Lieut., 14. 341.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 457
Trenton, N. J., 4. 96 ; 5. 150, 151 ; 16.
109, 109 n., 110; 17. 57; 19. 72, 20. 93.
Court of Commissioners held in 1782,
y')l. Memorable transactions at, 3.
. As a place of meeting for Con-
gress, 5. 468. Success of the Amer-
ican arms, 6. 258.
TRESCOTT, WILLIAM H., elected and ac-
cepts Corresponding Membership, 3.
xii, 284
Tresham, see Tatsham.
TREVELYAN, GEORGE OTTO, A.M., 18.
406. Nominated as a Corresponding
Member, 18. 248. Elected, 18. 255.
Accepts membership, 18. 352.
Trevett, Ca;>t. Samuel R., 14. 74 n.
Trevore, William, 14. 373.
' Trial of Capt. Preston/ letter in relation
' to, 2. 294.
Trials in Massachusetts, 1740, 5. 119. See
Witch-trials, etc.
Tribou, Amasa, 13. 372.
Tribou, Isaac, 13 372.
Trickey, Elizabeth (Mrs. Amblar), 14.
152.
Trickie, Goodvv., 16. 274.
Trickie, Zack, 16. 263.
Triennial Catalogues, see Harvard Col-
lege.
• Trim, Corporal.' 17. 320.
Trimble, Hon. David, 19. 50.
Trimble, Judge Robert, 10. 184.
Trimingham, Capt. John, 12. 423.
Trinity, N. Appleton on the, 5. 297.
Trinity Church, Boston, 3. 309 ; 5. 432 ;
10. 136; 15. 173; 19. 194,232,234,235;
20. 336.
Trinity College, Hartford, 19. 342.
Trinity College, Oxford, 16. 11.
' Triple Cord,' see Anderton, Lawrence.
Tripoli, war with, 3. 84.
Triumphant, ship, 6. 435.
Trochsler, Albert, n. 38. Donation from,
it. 159.
Trofton, Ensifjn Joshua, acquitted by
court-martial, 15. 130. Sentenced by
court-martial, 15. 149.
Trollope, Ven. Edward, Archdeacon of
Stow, 13. 329. Donation from, 14.
157.
Trollope, Thomas Adolphus, his 'De-
cade of Italian Women ' cited, 15.
242 n.
Trott, George, n. 142. Leaves Boston,
17,5,7. 185,238.
Trott, John B., donations from, z. 252,
255, 292.
Trott, Jonathan, xi. 142.
Trott, Samuel, n. 142.
Trott, Thomas, n 142.
Troup. Col. George M., 3. 224, 280.
Troup, Col. Robert, 3. 280.
Tro-itheck, Rev. John, 19 233.
Trouve, Rev. Claude, 14. 124 n.
Trovjanski, J. K., 8. 188.
Trow, Bartholomew, 15. 80 n.
Trowbridge, Judge Edmund, 7. 124 ; 20.
47 n., 124, 125, 132, 139, 160.
Trowbridge, James, 13. 112.
Trowbridge's Inn, Albany, 19. 400.
Troy, N. Y., 4. 93; n. 319; 17. 440; 18.
271 ; 19. 173, 402.
Triibner & Co., donation from, 5. 86.
True, Henry, 20. 314, 319.
True, Dr. Jabez, 17. 186, 18b' n.
True, Jane, 20. 319.
True, Samuel, 20. 314.
Truman, Edward, 10. 486. His portrait
of Gov. Hutchinson, x. 417 n. ; n.
44.
TRUMBULL, Rev. BENJAMIN, D.D., 14.
331 n. ; 17. 138-140, 152. Nominated
a Corresponding Member, 1. 119. Elect-
ed, i. 120. Donations from, i. 123,
145, 218. Letter from Dr. John Eliot
referring to the early history of the
Society, 2. viii. Letter from, to Dr.
Holmes, 17. 151, 152. His Election
Sermon, i. 146. His 'History of Amer-
ica/ i. 218. His ' History of Connec-
ticut/ i. 122,123; 2. 244 n.; n. 185 n.;
16. 401 n. ; 17. 87.
Trumbull, David, i. 68 n., 100; 19. 60 n.
Donations from, i. 67, 68, 88. Votes
of thanks to, i. 68, 74. Letter from,
to Jeremy Belknap, 2. 331 n. The. do-
nor of the ' Trumbull Papers/ 2. 343 n.
Letter of, regarding the donation of
the ' Trumbull Papers/ 2. 358 n. The
letter to be deposited with the Cabinet-
Keeper, 2. 366, 366 n. Letter from, in
regard to the 'Trumbull Papers/ 3.
310 n.
Trumbull, Henry C., ' The Knightly
Soldier/ written by, presented by Mr.
Waterston, 9 67.
TRUMBULL, JAMES HAMMOND, LL.D., 10.
450; ii. 370; 16. 5, 203 n., 378; 20.
62 n. Donations from, 2. 452,491; 5.
229 ; 8. 76, 171, 480, 481 ; 9 227 ; 10.
40 ; ii. 497 n., 501. Nominated a Cor-
responding Member, 2. 455. Elected,
2. 455. Accepts membership, 2. 470.
Editor of « The Public Records of the
Colony of Connecticut/ 6. 196. Con-
cerning negro enlistments in Connecti-
cut, 6. 196-200. Letter from, 8. 475 ; ii.
5-9; 12. 213, 214; 16. 4. Donation
of a copy of Winder's ' History of
Knowledge/ from, 9. 243. Vote of
thanks to, 9. 244. Letter to Charles
Folsom, Esq., on the Indian name
' Shawmut/ 9. 376. Extract from a
note from,' 16. 379 n. Quoted, 6. 196,
197. His edition of the 'Connecticut
Colonial Records/ 10. 395-397 ; cited,
10. 16 n. His 'Memoir on Indian Geo-
graphical Names ' cited, 16. 378 n.
His ' Indian Names in Connecticut/
19. 288.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Trumbull, Col. John, artist, i. xxxv ;
4. 75, 288; 6. 176; n. 230; 12. 62, 61,
325 ; 14. 04 ; 15. 87 ; 16. 388 ; 17.
62 n. ; 19. 151, 15in.; 20. 208. Nomi-
nated a Corresponding Member, i.
504. Elected, 2. 3. Declines election,
2. 11. His portrait of Gov. Gore, 2.
312, 312 n. ; 19. 60., Appointed aide-
de-camp to Washington, 15. 132. Ap-
pointed brigade-major, 15. 143. His
portrait of Washington, 19. 248. His
' Autobiography ' cited, 17. 62 n.
Trumbull, John, LL.D., 20. 257. Lines
from his ' McFingal ' quoted, 14. 166 ;
20. 47 n.
Trumbull, Gov. Jonathan, LL.D., d. 1785,
1. 67, 74, 83, 85 ; 2. 331 n , 332 n., 343 n.,
344 n.; 3. 310; 4. 61 n.; 6. 68 n.; 10.
159, 161, 162; xi. 27; 14. 331 n., 351;
12. 235, 236 ; 18. 141 ; 19. 60, 103. ' Life
of/ in preparation, 2. 178. Date of his
death, 2. 331 n. His papers, 2. 358 n.,
359 n. See ' Trumbull Papers/ Sons
of, 8. 355.
TRUMBULL, Gov. JONATHAN, LL.D., d.
1809,2.331n.,S32n.; 12.234; 17. 136;
19. 71. Nominated a Corresponding
Member, 1. 121. Elected, 1. 125. ' Jour-
nal of the Siege of Yorktown ' kept by,
14. 331-338. Sketch of his life, 14.
331 n.
Trumbull, Col. Joseph, 14. 83, 89; 15.
106, 134, 144, 150, 157. Letter to Gov.
If itch, 2. 344 n. Appointed to collect
all papers relating to the affairs of the
Colony of Connecticut, 2. 344 n., 345 n.
Appointed commissary-general, 15. 134.
Extract from a letter of, to Congress,
15. 226.
Trumbull, Sir William, 6. 18.
' Trumbull Papers/ i. 85 n., 100, 340,-873;
2. 121, 140*. , 178, 229w., 366; 10. 159,
342; 13. 230 ; 17. 137-139 ; 19. 60, 386 ;
20. 104, 194. Dr. Belknap's visit to
Lebanon to procure, i. 83, 85. A vol-
ume of, lost by the fire in Mr. Savage's
office, i. 392. Permission granted to
Mr. Austin to use, 2. 184. Claimed by
the Governor of Connecticut, 2. 322,
322 n., 323 n. A committee appointed
to consider the delivery of, to the State
of Connecticut, 2. 323. Report of the
committee on the matter, and vote of
the Society, 2. 328, 330, 330 n.-333 n.,
357, 357 n.-359«. Letters from Con-
necticut concerning the claim to, 2.
343, 343n.-346n., 355. Request of
Col. P. Force to copy a portion of, 2.
443. Permission granted to Judge
Wood to use portions of, 2. 447. Per-
mission given Mr. E. Taintor, Mr.
Elijah Clark, and Mr. Neal Pease to
use portions of, 2. 451, 459, 469. A
copy of the letter offering the papers
to the Society, to be given to the Pub-
lishing Committee of Vol. II., fourth
series of the Collections, 2. 525. Let-
ter printed in Vol. II. of the fourth
series of the Collections, 3. 310. Re-
quest from G. H. Hollister to examine,
2. 576-580. Arranged and pasted into
volumes, 3. 93, 94. Committee ap-
pointed to publish, 19. 251 ; 20. 280.
Vote of the Society with regard to the
committee on, 19. 279.
Truro, Mass., 4. 141; 12. 402, 403; 16.
78 n., 80. Origin of the name of, 12.
409.
Trusdell, Deacon, 3. 338.
Trutt, Patrick, 16. 78 n.
Truxillo, 8. 210. Tombs of the Incas at,
8. 203.
Tryon, Charles F. de, Comte de Monta-
lenibert, see Montalembert.
Tryon, Thomas, M.D., 17. 173.
Tryon, Gov. William, 4. 58 ; 7. 234 ; 13.
166; 14. 237, 273; 15. 333, 347. The
manuscript papers of, 2. 66, 66 n. Ar-
rives at New York, 7. 196.
Tryps, Dutah merchant, 1 1. 133.
Tsatlee, steamer, 7. 416.
Tubbs, Benjamin, marriage of, 14. 151.
Tubbs, Mrs. Elizabeth, 14 151.
Tubbs, Lieut. Joel, 15. 77.
Tubbs, Ca.pt. Samuel, Jr., 15. 77.
Tubout, Mr., 3. 275, 280.
Tuck, Mrs., death of, 15. 338.
Tucke, Rev. John, 17. 156. Death of,
15. 342.
Tucker, , 13. 423.
Tucker, Dr , 3 226.
Tucker, Mr., n. 22.
Tucker, Mr., 19. 157.
Tucker, Prof. George, 4. 98 ; 13. 75.
Tucker, Henry St. George, d. 1848, 9. 193.
Tucker, Rev. Henry W., 20. 275, 277.
TUCKER, ICHABOD, A.M., i. 274, 278, 336,
369, 495. Nominated a Resident Mem-
ber, i. 264. Elected, i. 265. Present
at meetings of the Society, 2. 17, 60,
88, 137, 177, 188, 216, 233, 249. Dona-
tion from, 2. 87. Resigns his place as
member of the Society, 2. 270, 608 n.
His death, 2. 608 n. Notice of, 2. 608 n.
Tucker, John, 1686, 12. 107, 108.
Tucker, John, sentenced by a court-mar-
tial, 16. 356.
Tucker, John, Dover, 14. 130.
Tucker, John, Portsmouth, 16. 264, 269,
273. Death of, 14. 142.
Tucker, John, York, Me., donation from,
1. 116.
Tucker, Rev. John, D.D., 3. 151. His
' Letter to Rev. James Chandler/ i. 79.
Tucker, Joseph, donations from, i. 116,
138.
Tucker, Rev. Joshua T., donation from,
2. 476.
Tucker, Nathaniel, 17. 415.
Tucker, Richard, 20. 80.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
459
TUCKER, Hon. ST. GEORGE, LL.D., d.
1827, 10. 343 ; 13. 298, 303, 304 n. Nom-
inated a Corresponding Member, i. 80.
Elected, i. 87. Donations from, i. 87,
98. Presents his observations on the
geography and natural history of Vir-
ginia, i. 98. Presents his dissertation
on slavery, i. 112; 6. 98, 107. Letter
to, from Dr. Belknap, cited, 3. 190.
Tucker, Capt. Samuel, i. 205, 403.
Tucker, William P., donation from, 5. 86.
Tuckerman, Adj., 16. 340, 352, 354.
Tuckerman, Lieut, Abraham, 15. 83.
Tuckerman, Edward, Jr. (Tuckerman,
Shaw, fr Rogers), u. 308. Donation
from, 2. 80.
Tuckerman, Prof. Edward, 5. 389, 308.
Tuckerman, Edward, Son of Liberty, n.
142.
TUCKERMAN, HENRY T., 8. 314; n. 372,
377 ; 13. 370, 377. His death, 12. xviii.
Elected a Corresponding Member, 12.
1. Donation from, 12. 157. Death of,
noticed, 12. 182.
Tuckerman, Isaac, 16. 345.
Tuckerman. Rev. Joseph, D.D., i. 147,
154 ; 2. 279, 388 n. ; 6. 248; 10. 177.
Tuder, John, II. 205.
Tudor, Mrs. Delia (Jarvis), i. 429.
Tudor, Elizabeth (Mrs. Savage), 16. 118.
Tudor, Mrs. Fenno, gift from, 18. 400.
Vote of thanks to, 18. 401.
TUDOR, FRKDERIC, i. 430; 3. 31; n.
100 ; 15. 9 ; 16. 127 ; 18. 400. Bust of,
given to the Society, 3. 31. Letter
from, giving a history of the ice-trade,
3. 51-60. Elected a Resident Member,
3. 264. Accepts membership, 3. 265.
Signs a memorial remonstrating
against a petition of the Historic,
Genealogical Society for a change of
its name, 3. 266-270. Of Auditing
Committee, 3. 284; 5. 486. The So-
ciety meets at his house, 4. 112, 115.
His gardening at Nahant, 4. 121, 122.
Donations from, 4. 438; 6. 417, 425.
Vote of thanks to, 6. 425. His death,
7. xiii. Remarks on his death. 7 304-
307.
Tudor, John, 16. 118.
TUDOR, WILLIAM, A.M., d. 1830, i. 259,
268, 270, 278, 279, 283, 284, 335, 339,
343, 347, 348, 429; 12. 5, 24, 317; 16.
127 ; 17. 403. His death, x. xlii, 429.
Nominated a Resident Member, i. 253.
Elected, i. 254. Of Publication Com-
mittee, i. 259, 283. Elected a member
of the Standing Committee, i. 288,
335, 341, 350. Appointed to prepare a
memoir of Mr. Perkins, I. 349. Resigns
from the Standing Committee on ac-
count of absence from the country, i.
372. Letters from, from South Amer-
ica, with donations, i. 372 n. Mr.
Hillard's proposed notice of, i. 429 n.
Notice of, by C. C. Smith, i. 429-433.
Autograph and portrait, face i. 430.
Mr. Savage appointed to prepare a
memoir of, i. 435. Excused, i. 477.
Pres. Adams appointed, i. 435 n., 477.
A committee appointed to aid Mr.
Adams in his memoir of, 2. 318. A
volume concerning, committed to the
committee on the memoir of, 2. 335.
A member of the Anthology Club, 2.
388 n. His ' History of James Otis '
cited, 6. 250; 8. 312; 16. 390; 18.
401 n. His biographical notice of his
father, 18. 401 n. Editor of the ' North
American Review,' 18. 401 n.
TUDOR, Hon. WILLIAM, A.M., d. 1819,
i. 1, 4, 5, 13, 14, 17 n., 23, 24, 27, 33-35,
39, 41, 62, 107, 109, 110, 116, 117, 121,
127, 129, 133, 135, 142-144, 149, 150,
158, 105, 168, 179, 187, 189, 199, 213,
220, 222, 226, 236, 240, 243, 244, 249,
251, 259, 266, 272, 274, 289, 483 n.; 4.
115; 7. 377; 12. 5, 434; 13. 4, 44; 14.
78; 16. 118, 123; 18. 401 ; 19. 144, 149,
150, 152-167, 390; 20. 108. Assists in
the formation of the Society, i. x,
xiii, xiv, xv, xvi n., xvii, xxiii, xxv,
xxxiii, xxxvi; 2. viii; 3. 165, 166,
266; 4. 110. His death, i. xli, 282 n.
Elected Treasurer, i. 4, 34, 50, 64, 82,
125, 132, 140, 148. Treasurer, i. 3, 25,
27, 49, 70, 71, 128, 136, 144 n., 151,
160 n. Of committee to procure a
room for the Society, i. 6. Of com-
mittee to ask aid from the State Ex-
ecutive, i. 6. List of books given by,
to form the Library, i. 11. Directed
to purchase furniture, i. 13. Of com-
mittee to define the duties of the
Standing Committee, i. 25, 27. Di-
rected to call on members to pay their
assessments, i. 34, 65. Committee to
examine his accounts, and annual re-
ports of the Treasurer, for the years
ending 1792, i. 34 n. ; 1793, i. 51 ; 1795,
i. 84-86, 90; 1796, i. 98 ; 1797, i. 107 ;
1798, — ; 1799, i. 125, 126; 1800, 1. 132;
1801, — ; 1802, i. 149; 1803, i. 157,
160, 160 n. Meeting of the Society at
his house, i. 35. Donations from, i.
41, 48, 112. Of committee to report a
plan for the publication of the Collec-
tions, i. 42. Of committee to thank
Dr. Belknap for his discourse on the
discovery of America, i. 46. Directed
to pay the expenses of the celebration
of that anniversary, i. 46. Of Publi-
cation Committee, x. 47, 249. Of com-
mittee to arrange for the meeting at
Governor's Island, i. 51. Of commit-
tee on the deed of the Tontine Cres-
cent room, i. 59, 65. Of committee to
draught by-laws, i. 65. Of committee
to petition the General Court for a
grant of wild lands, i. 81. Of com-
460
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
TUDOR, Hon. WILLIAM, A.M. (cont'd).
mittees on the map of the State, i. 81,
135, 141, 142, 144. To draw a petition
for the gift of the portraits in the old
Senate Chamber, i. 109. Of committee
on rules for the Library, i. 127. Of
committee to receive and keep account
of the Collections, i. 142. Of commit-
tee on the sale of Sullivan's ' History
of Land Titles,' i. 143, 144. To em-
ploy an assistant in the Treasurer's
duties, x. 149. Elected a member of
the Standing Committee, i. 157, 164,
170, 188. Of committee to see who
have forfeited membership under the
rules of the Society, 1. 168. Recording
Secretary pro tempore, i. 169. Of com-
mittee to consider the expediency of
enforcing the by-law about delinquent
members, x. 245. To buy twelve chairs
for the Society, 3. 166, 167. Appointed
Judge Advocate, 15. 134. 'Memoir
of,' by his son, cited, i. 282 n. His
Fifth of March oration, i. 18.
Tudor Building, 3. 59.
Tufton, Anne (Mrs. Gibbons), 13. 242.
Tufts, Asa A., donation from, 2. 212.
Tufts, Hon. Cotton, donations from, i.
166; 6. 333, 335. Letters to, from
Pres. John Adams, 20. 360, 361.
Tufts, Lieut. Grimes, 15. 78, 78 n.
Tufts, Rev. John, 9. 213.
Tufts, Nathaniel, 17. 157.
Tufts, Peter, 14. 64.
Tufts, Simeon, 15. 78.
Tufts, Turell, donation from, i. 458.
Tufts, William, 17. 157, 159.
Tufts College, 6. 362.
Tuke, Sir Bryan, 8. 94.
Tully, 6 266, 267.
Tuneld, Eric, his ' Swedish Geography,'
i. 113.
Tunis, Bey of, 12. 309.
Tupper, Anselm, 17. 180, 180 n.
Tupper, Gen. Benjamin, 7. 202, 296 ; 14.
291, 294 ; 15. 82, 94, 135, 160 ; 17. 180,
180 n., 181 n., 189, 191, 191 n., 192.
Sent to the Vineyard, 7. 211.
Tupper, Rowena, 17. 180, 180 n., 181.
Tupper, Thomas, 2. 291 n.
Turchin, see Tutchin, Rev. John.
Turell, , 16. 106.
Turell (Turill), Capt. Daniel, Sen., 12.
107, 108 ; 17. 52, 53.
Turell, Rev. Ebenezer, n. 334. His
' Life of Dr. Colman,' x. 11 ; 3. 327.
Extract from his 'Life of Rev. Ben-
jamin Colman, D.D.,' 9. 199.
Turell, Joseph, n. 142, 394.
Turell, Thomas, 19. 181 n.
TURELL, SAMUEL, i. 62, 105-110, 116.
117, 120, 121, 124, 126, 127, 132-134;
140, 143, 149, 150, 156, 158, 165, 169,
172, 179, 186-188. Elected Cabinet-
Keeper, i. 64, 82, 97, 105, 117, 125, 132,
140, 148, 157, 164, 170, 188, 193. Cab-
inet-Keeper, i. 70-72, 118. Donations
from, i. 68, 76, 84. Of committee to
examine the Treasurer's accounts, i.
98. To take an account of the articles
in the Cabinet, i. 100, 101. To ex-
change shells for a portrait of Gov.
Hutchinson, i. 101. Of committee on
repairs of the building, i. 126. Of
committee to procure documents on
yellow fever and other diseases, i. 126.
Vote to loan him articles to be depos-
ited in a Cabinet of Natural History,
i. 148, 149. Of committee on a pro-
posed Museum, i. 151. Committee
appointed to obtain the return of these
articles, x. 194, 206. Vote to expel
him from the Society, x. 222. Notice
of, i. 500 n.
Turenne, Henri de la Tour d'Auvergne,
Vicomte de, 16. 222 n.
Turgot, Anne-Robert Jacques, 5. 90; 8.
299; 15.29, 31, 33.
Turkey, 3. 223. Matters pertaining to
its army, 6. 248, 249.
Turks, 6. 478. Slavery among, 7. 317.
Turnbull, Dr. Andrew, 3. 220. Account
of the formation of a colony in Florida,
3. 226, 227.
Turnbull, Mrs. Andrew, 3. 226.
Turnbull, John, 3. 227.
Turnbull, Nicholas, 3. 224, 225, 227.
Turnbull, Robert J., 3. 227.
Turner, Capt. Amos, 15. 75.
Turner, Charles, Jr., d. 1839, 17. 207,
209 n. Donation from, i. 179. Extract
from the journal of, reported for pub-
lication by the committee on publish-
ing the Proceedings, 17 206. Sketch
of, 17. 206, 207. Extract from the
journal of, 17. 207-216.
Turner, Rev. Charles, B.C. 1752, 13. 206 ;
17. 206.
Turner, David, Jr., donation from, 2. 500.
Turner, Dawson, F.R.S., 5. 228 ; 13. 45 :
15. 231 n., 240 n. His recollections of
Dr. Henley, 15. 236. His library, 15.
236 n.
Turner, George, presents a copy of his
memoir on Fossils, i. 130.
Turner, Mrs. Hannah, 17. 207.
Turner, Humphrey, 17. 206.
Turner, Jacob, his ' Genealogy of the
Descendants of Humphrey Turner '
cited, 17 207 n.
Turner, James, engraver, 1752, 9 214.
Turner, James, soldier, 1775, 15. 255.
Turner, John, 1677, 6. 340.
Turner, John, councillor, 1740, 18. 370.
Turner, Lieut. John, Jr., 15. 75.
Turner, Major John, 14. 148.
Turner, Rev. R., 15. 236.
Turner, Robert, 9. 213 ; 12. 324.
TURNER, SHARON, Esq., nominated as a
Corresponding Member, 2. 12. Elect-
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
461
ed, a. 13. His letter accepting Cor-
responding Membership, 2. 13 n., 14 n.,
51, 51 n., 52. His ' History of the
Anglo-Saxons,' 2. 12, 13.
Turner, William, school teacher, 1775, 19.
376.
Turner, William, soldier, 1775, 15. 140,
352.
Turner, William, Son of Liberty, n. 142.
Turner, William Henry, 19. 332.
Turnham Green, 6. 66 n.
Turretin, Fran9ois, his ' Compendium,'
18. 427.
Tuscany, Prince of, u. 134.
Tuscarora Indians, 19. 394, 411.
Tustin, Rev. Joseph, donation from, 2. 435.
Tutchin, Rev. John, 2 448 n. ; 17. 255,
257.
Tutliill, William H., donation from, 10.
145.
Tuttle, ,17. 185.
TUTTLE, CHARLES VV., A.M., 10. 347 ; 16.
312 n., 400 ; 17. 294 ; 19. 125, 285.
Elected a Resident Member, 12. 333.
Communicates particulars of Edward
Randolph and his family, 13 240-242.
Remarks by, on a passage in Dr. Bel-
knap's ' History of New Hampshire,'
13. 314. Remarks by, on Dr. lielknap's
house at Dover, 14. 36, 37. Remarks
by, 14. 99. Reads a deposition of Ann
Pollard, 14. 184. Exhibits views of
historic mansions of Devonshire, 15.
163. Calls attention to the various
ways of spelling the surname of Sir
Walter Raleigh, 15. 383. Elected a
member of the Executive Committee
of the Council, 16 173; 17. 76. Of
a committee to co-operate with the
United States Coast Survey, 16. 183.
Calls attention to a manuscript His-
tory of New Hampshire, by Rev. Jabez
Fitch, 16. 206. Remarks by, on the
death of Judge Thomas, 16. 312-314.
Communication from, on Indian name
Pascataqua, 16. 377-379. Of commit-
tee to consider a communication from
the United States Coast Survey, 16.
400. Pays a tribute to Hon. Caleb
Gushing, 17. 7-12. Letter from, to
Hon. R. C. Winthrop, 17. 47. Ap-
pointed to prepare a memoir of Caleb
Gushing, 17. 49. Submits a report
from the committee appointed to con-
sider a circular letter from the United
States Coast Survey, 17. 105. Reads
a communication on the supposed
massacre at Fox Point, 17. 105-111,
Communication from, concerning an
ancient manuscript relating to New
Hampshire, 17. 218-227. Remarks
by, on the establishment of a court
of vice-admiralty over America, 17.
291-293. Remarks by, concerning an
ancient Indian deed, 17. 352-354. His
death, 18. xx. Vote of thanks to, 18.
36. To publish a life of Edward Ran-
dolph, 18. 254 n. Of committee on
nominations, 18. 352. Speaks of a
visit to the Bermudas, 18. 437. Re-
marks by the President on announcing
the death of, 19. 2, 3. Resolution
passed by the Society, 19. 9. Tribute
to, by Mr. Winslow Warren, 19. 11,
12. Mr. Slafter appointed to prepare
a memoir of, 19. 125.
Tuttle, Daniel, donation from, i. 155.
Tuttle, Dorothy (Mrs. Tibbetts), 14. 150.
Tuttle, Horace P., tlth Regt. M. V. M.,
brings the North Carolina paper cur-
rency of 1778 from Newbern, 7. 103.
Donation from, 7. 360.
Tuttle, Jacob, death of, 14. 149.
Tuttle, John, his certificate as freeman,
12. 105.
Tuttle, Ga.pt. John, 14. 118; 16. 265, 268,
273 ; 17. 223, 225, 225 n., 226, 228.
Tuttle, John, emigrant, 14. 149 n.
Tuttle, Judge John, 14. 149 n.
Tuttle, Joseph W., maps of Boston en-
graved by, 6 39.
Tuttle, Julius H., 16. 165, 169; 17. 72,
101 ; 18. 32, 412 ; 19. 293 ; 20. 195.
Tuttle, Mary (Mrs. Wallingford), 14. 150.
Tuttle, Sarah (Mrs. Cloutman), 14. 151.
Tuttle, Simon, 17. 185.
Tuxford, Robert de Lexington, Baron of,
i«. 272.
Twelfth Night, in 1774, 8. 393.
' Twelve Divisions,' 12. 52.
' Twenty-five Divisions,' 12. 52.
Twenty-fourth Massachusetts Regiment,
6. 7.
Twenty-ninth Regiment of British troops,
in the Boston Massacre, 6. 480-487.
Twiggs, Rev. Thomas, 17. 256 n.
Twiller (Twilley), Gov. Walter van, 10.
378.
Twisden, Peter, 16. 276.
Twisse, Rev. Dr. William, 15. 279.
TWISTLETON, Hon. EDWARD TURNER
BOYD, 12. 214; 13. 14; 14. 25, 155.
Elected a Corresponding Member, 12.
447. His death, 13. xviii. Death of,
announced by Mr. Adams, 13. 367.
Pres. Winthrop's notice of, 13. 368.
Two donors (names unknown), donation
from, 2. 508.
' Two Palaverers,' tavern, 18. 345.
' Two Right Profitable and Fruitfull Con-
cordances,' 2. 277 M.
Twombley, Mrs. Rachel, 14. 150.
Twomley, Poster (Mrs. Dam). 14. 152.
Twomley, John, marriages of, 14. 150.
Twomley, Mrs. Mary, 14. 150.
Twyford, Richard, 13. 406.
Tyack, Rev. Nicholas, 17. 256 n.
Tybee River, 3 227.
Tydie, Hannah (,1/r*. Ford), 14. 152.
Tyerman, L., 19. 179.
462
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Tylas, Daniel Axe Louis, 17. 180, 184,
190, 195.
Tyle, John, 6. 256.
Tyler, Adj., 15. 122, 125, 127, 130, 139,
158, 160.
Tyler, Capt., 15. Ill, 361 ; 16. 350, 357.
Tyler, Mr., 7. 233.
Tyler, Mr., Oxbridge, ig. 164.
Tyler, Columbus, on Dr. Bell, 7. 68.
Tyler, Daniel P., letters from, requesting
the delivery of the ' Trumbull Papers '
to Connecticut, 2. 322 n., 323 n., 343,
343 n.
Tyler, Major Deane, 17. 179, 179n.
Tyler, John, 1775, 15. 350.
Tyler, John, President of the United States,
3 73; 4. 90, 403; 5. 216, 281; 9. 193.
Cited, 6. 161.
Tyler, John E., steward of the McLean
Asylum, 7. 46, 71. Donations from, 9.
465-467. Vote of thanks to, 9. 466.
Quoted, 7. 98.
Tyler, John S., 15. 359.
Tyler, Gen. John S., donation from, 4. 235.
Tyler, Joseph, n. 142. Death of, 15. 357.
TYLER, MOSES COIT, LL.D., elected a
Corresponding Member, 17. 48. Ac-
cepts membership, 17. 50.
Tyler, Hon. Royal, n. 142; 19. 154, 156,
160, 161.
Tyler, Samuel, LL.D., 12. 444.
Tyler, Sarah (Mrs. Gray), 13. 420 n.
Tyler, Thomas, Esq., u. 142.
Tyler, Wat, 7. 310.
Tyler, William, portrait of, by Smibert,
16. 399.
Tyler, Rev. William S., D.D., his ' His-
tory of Amherst College' cited, 20.
47 n.
Tyley, Samuel, 20. 139 n.
Tymms, Samuel, F.S.A., g. 13. Dona-
tion from, 5. 86.
Tyndal, Margaret, wife of Gov. Winthrop,
n. 146; 17. 125, 128; 18. 66.
Tyndale (Tyndall), William, n. 423 n.
Citation from, n. 423, 424. Memorial
chapel to, at Antwerp, 18. 263.
Tyndale's New Testament, 1526, 10. 450,
455.
Tyndall, Prof. John, 14 22, 51.
TYNG, lion. DUDLEY A., LL.D., i. 62,
106, 172, 188, 193, 196, 197, 199, 225,
226, 236 ; n. 333 ; 12. 5 ; 17. 114. His
death, i. xli, 423, 429 n. Nominated a
Resident Member, i. 49. Elected, i.
50. Donations from, i. 66, 68. Vote
of thanks to, for obtaining Washing-
ton's Address at Newburgh, i. 334. His
proposal for collecting memoirs of Har-
vard College graduates, i. 336, 338.
Asked to procure Holland's chart of
the Merrimack River, i. 347. Ap-
pointed to prepare a memoir of Prof.
Peck, i. 349. Mr. Lowell's 'Memoir
of,' cited, i. 423 n.
Tyng, Commodore Edward, d. 1755, 2.
423. ' Memoir of/ i. 190, 190 n.
Tyng, Gen. Edward, d. 1681, i. 256 n.;
7. 369; 10. 104; 12.398.
Tyng, Eleazer, portrait of, by Copley, 12.
325.
Tyng, John, 8. 29.
Tyng, Hon. John, and the report of the
Grand Committee, 5. 91.
Tyng, Mrs. Mary, 12. 398.
Tyng, William, letter from, to Mr. Trail,
dated 1775, 2. 423.
Tyngsborough, Mass., 6. 434.
Type justified by machinery, 8. 89.
Tyre, Syria, 3. 69.
Tyringham, Mass., 7. 374, 375 ; 12. 407 ;
19. 90, 91. Origin of the name of, 12.
416.
Tyson, Job R., donations from, 2. 262,
307.
Tyson, Mrs. Martha E., donation from,
8. 480.
Tyson, Michael, 15. 231 n.
Tytler, James, his edition of Salmon's
' Geographical and Historical Gram-
mar,' 17. 193, 193 n.
Tytler, Patrick Eraser, 17. 305.
Tytler, William, his ' Inquiry into the
Evidence against Mary, Queen of the
Scots,' cited, 12. 287 n.
U.
Ullman, Daniel, letter and donation from,
as one of a committee, 2. 511. Dona-
tion from, 10. 206.
Ulster County ' Gazette,' 10. 475.
Ulster Historical Society, donations from,
5. 45, 159 ; 6. 249.
Ulysses, ship, 7. 427, 428, 430.
Umbattenovv, Peqnot Indian, 16. 402.
Urnpstead, , innkeeper, 19. 409.
Uncas, Sachem of the, Mohegans, 1. 166 ; 3.
312,313; io.' 328; 17/248. Agree-
ment with Connecticut, 10. 16-18; his
mark, io. 18.
' Uncle Tom's Cabin,' io. 453.
Underbill, Capt. John, n. 101, 102; 14.
1 19 ; 20. 73, 180. Extract from a let-
ter of, 20. 181.
Underwood, Francis II., letter of Mr.
Motley to, giving the plan of his his-
torical work, 16. 431-433.
Uniform of the Revolutionary Army, 4.
149.
Union, see United States of America.
' Union,' newspaper, 4. 330.
Union, N. H., 16. 387.
Union Bank, Boston, i. 198.
' Union Club,' Boston, n. 280. Donation
from, ii. 499.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
463
Union College, Schenectady, 2. 4. Dona-
tions from the Librarian of, 2. 669,
572; 8. 41; 12.444; 18. 227; 19. 359,
402, 419. Donations from, 3. Io2; 4.
286, 309 ; 5. 30.
Union Republican Congressional Com-
mittee, donation from, 10. 40, 320, 344.
Union Stock Yard and Transit Company
of Chicago, 20. 193.
Union Street, Boston, 3. 136, 137; 6. 28,
174 ; significance of name, 6. 28.
Union Theological Seminary, New York
City, ig. 360.
Union Town, 3. 232.
Unitarian Controversy, 2. 165.
' Unitarian Miscellany,' 2. 274 ; 10. 238,
240.
Unitarianism, 3. 210 ; 6. 310, 311. Early,
10 229, etc.
Unitarians, exchanges with, 5. 425. De
Tocqueville's idea of, 16. 462.
United Brethren, Society of, 10. 207.
United Colonies, proceedings of the Com-
missioners of, manuscript, i. 253.
United States of America, 3. 18, 74, 379 ;
6. 17, 21; ii. 135, 158, 166, 275, 277,
292, 329, 350, 355, 359. Number of
dwellings in the chief towns of, i. 8.
Federal currency, i. 35. Documents
relating to the finances of, i. 111.
Laws of, i. 113, 130, 138. Official doc-
uments of, i. 145, 218. Census of, i.
154. Message of the President of, i.
218. A committee appointed to inquire
concerning maps and charts borrowed
by them from the Society, 2. 2. Re-
port of the committee, 2. 11. To be
requested to return any property be-
longing to the Society, 2. 219. A'ction
of, and return of the maps, 2. 221, 224,
510, 512, 524, 525. Donations from, 2.
224, 292, 301, 322, 3'29, 382, 435, 451,
454, 511, 536, 542, 547, 568. Proposi-
tion concerning a national name, 2. 310,
310 n. Letter from the Society in re-
gard to a national name, 2. 315, 315 ».-
317 n. Reports on the navigation and
commerce of, 2. 320. Project of a
ship canal from the Caribbean Sea to
the Pacific, 3 75, 77. Documents of,
to be catalogued, 3. 87. Inauguration
of Washington as first President of,
3. 123. Historical Societies in, 3. 175.
Influence of the cotton-trade upon the
commerce of, 3. 221. The introduc-
tion of cotton into, 3 221-224. Expor-
tation of cotton to Liverpool in 1785-88,
3. 225-228. Its reputation abroad, 4.
118, 119. The Government in 1781, 5.
12. The Confederate States, 5. 473.
The Southern States compared with
those of New England in 1785, 5. 477-
485. Duties of the members of the
Society during the Civil War in 1861-
65, 6. 86, 87. See Civil War, etc. The
Northern, Middle, and Southern States
compared, with regard to the establish-
ment or the abolition of slavery, 6.88-
170. Citizenship of colored persons, 6.
93, 95. The service of negroes as
soldiers, 6. 172-247. Number of sol-
diers furnished for the Revolutionary
War, 6. 211-214. Report of the com-
mittee on the safety of the Southern
States, 6. 216-218. Position of the
South, 6. 307. Plan of Gen. Knox for
the arrangement of the militia, 6. 364-
403. Condition of, after the Revolu-
tion, 6. 372. Labors of Mr. N. Hale in
regard to the railroad system, 6. 424,
425. Preparations for the War of 1812,
6. 435. Peace made with Great Britain
in 1815, 6. 436. The fisheries of, 7.
264. Origin of the Civil War of 1861-
65, 7. 399-401. Revolutionary War,
debt of, 7. 492 n. Finance of the Civil
War, 7. 495. Commercial relations of,
with Great Britain, 9. 69. Origin of
the Seal of, 9. 351. Coinage of, n.
295. Medals commemorating the recog-
nition of, 11. 301-305. Growth of the
sentiment of union in the American
Colonies, 14. 261, 269. Contrasted with
B>ance in 1789, 15. 63.
United States, Army of, 6. 5. Reviewed
by Gen. Washington, 3. 309. Number
of soldiers furnished in the Revolu-
tionary War, 6. 211-214. Service ren-
dered by negroes, 6. 172-239. Plan
of Gen. Knox for the arrangement of
the militia, 6. 364-403. The Medical
Department reorganized, 7. 89. Rank
of regiments in, 15. 160.
United States, Bureau of Freed men, Ref-
ugees, etc., donations from, 10. 80, 311,
319, 368.
United States, Bureau of Ordnance and
Hydrography, donations from, 2. 480,
606.
United States, Civil War in, see Civil
War in the United States, 1861-65.
United States, Coast Survey of, communi-
cation from, referred to a committee, 16.
183. Letter from the Superintendent
of, 16. 400, 401. The committee dis-
charged, and a new one appointed, 16.
400. Report of a committee appointed
to consider a circular letter from, 17.
105. Report of, cited, 16. 378 n.
United States, Committee of Foreign
Affairs, 1777-81, 10. 274.
United States, Committee of Secret Cor-
respondence, 1775-77, 10. 274.
United States, Congress of, see Congress
of the United States.
United States, Constitution of, 11. 192 n.,
224, 360, 496. Framing of, with min-
utes of the different debates in the
Conventions of Massachusetts, Phila-
delphia, and Virginia, i. 33; 3. 195,
464
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
196, 296-304; 6. 90-96, 99, 110-112,
117, 134-171, 287-289, 377, 396. Jubi-
lee of, 6. 134. Letter of T. Jefferson
on, 12. 138.
United States, House of Representatives,
see Congress.
United States, Indian Department of,
donation from, 2. 475.
United States, Navy Department, 3. 1.
Donations from, 2. 486, 524. Service
rendered by negroes in the Navy, 6.
239-242.
United States, Ordinance and Topograph-
ical Department, donation from, 2. 480,
606.
United States, Patent Office, 2. 317.
A pamphlet containing information to
persons having business to transact at,
2. 317. Patent Law, 2. 317 ; 10. 198.
Donations from the Commissioner of
T Patents, 2. 526; 3. 40, 262; 5. 104.
United States, Sanitary Commission, do-
nations from, g. 463, 467.
United States, Senate, see Congress of
the United States.
United States, State Department, 3. 76.
Donations from, 2. 170, 255, 260; 3.
37, 88, 111, 114; 4. 133, 235, 309, 327,
329 ; 5. 26, 48 ; 6. 417 ; 7. 368, 376 ; 8.
76, 480; 10. 1, 117. Letter from the
Secretary of, to Lord Dunmore, 6. 192.
United States, Supreme Court, 3. 194 ; 6.
90, 91, 130, 154.
United States, Treasury Department,
donations from, 2. 362, 383, 469, 491,
596 ; 10. 409. A large sum of money
saved by the Treasurer, 5. 467. Debt
caused by the Revolutionary War, 7.
492 n. Finance of the Civil War, 7. 495.
United States, War Department/ dona-
tion from, 2. 383. Appointment of
Gen. Knox as Secretary of War, 6.
375, 377. See United States, Army of.
' United States Law Intelligencer and
Review/ 14. 392.
'United States Literary Gazette,' 12.
312 ; 14. 392.
United States Marine Hospital, Chelsea,
i. 422.
United States Military Academy, Offi-
cial Register of, presented to the So-
ciety, 6. 249.
' United States Oracle,' i. 154.
' United States Republican,' neicspaper,
19. 281.
' United States Review and Literary
Gazette' (continuation of the 'United
States Literary Gazette'), 14. 392.
' United States Statutes at Large' cited,
18. 440 ; 19. 393 n.
Units, name applied to the sovereigns of
the time of James I., 3. 185.
' Universalist Quarterly,' 15. 212.
University College, Oxford, visit to the Li-
brary of, by Mr. Charles Deane, 9. 344. |
University of Athens, 2. 116 ; 3. 237.
University of Georgia, 19. 280.
University of Ley den, see Rijks Univer-
siteit, Leyden.
University of Maryland, n. 359.
University of Michigan, 17. 48. Remarks
on, by Hon'. J. C. Gray, n. 130.
University of New York, 12. 252; 16.
473; 18. 177. Donation from the
Regents of, 2. 536 ; 3. 43, 63, 84, 112.
University of North Carolina, 10. 410.
University of Pennsylvania, 10. 410; n.
323 ; 15. 231 ; 17. 398, 399 ; 18. 332.
University of South Carolina, 18 200.
University of the South, Tennessee, 17. 79.
University of Vermont, 19. 352 n.
University of Virginia, i. 323; 4. 90, 98;
16. 317; 17. 19.
Unkity Hill, 5. 363.
Unknown donors, donation from, 10.
831.
'Unknown Friend,' donation from, 2. 79.
Unville, M. de, 5. 356.
Upauquus, Peqnot Indian, 16. 402.
Updike, Mr., 20. 203.
Upham, , 17. 173.
Upham, Abijah, 14. 110.
Upham, Dr. Albert G., donation from, 2.
336.
Upham, Ann Holmes, 15. 215.
Upliam, Mrs. Ann Susan, death of, 15.
221.
UPHAM, Hon. CHARLES W., A.M., 3. 158 ;
ii. 33; 12. 4; 13. 77, 217; 14. 155,
318; 15. 182, 184, 188, 190-207, 211-
215, 217-219, 398; 20. 289 n. Nomi-
nated a Resident Member, i. 449.
Elected, i. 451. Present at meetings
of the Society, 2. 15. 25, 33, 50, 117.
Subjects of lectures delivered by him,
2. 34, 80- Resigns membership, 2. 491,
609 n. Notice of, 2. 609 n. Re-election
of, 2. 609 n.; 10. 88, 146. Death and
' Memoir ' of, 2. 609 n. ; 14. 103 ; 15.
182, 215. Leave granted to, to make
copies from the ' Witchcraft Papers,'
g. 81. Donations from, 10. 154; n.
501. Letter to, n. 162. Death of,
announced by the Vice-President, 14.
103. Resolutions offered by the Coun-
cil, 14. 103. Dr. Ellis appointed to
prepare a memoir of, 14. 108. Auto-
graph and portrait of, face 15. frontis-
piece. ' Memoir of,' bv Dr. George E.
Ellis, 2. 609 n. ; 15. 182-221. His birth,
15. 187. Education, 15. 188, 189. As-
sociate pastor of First Church in Sa-
lem, 15. 193. Marriage, 15. 194. His
family, 15. 215. Address of Dr. Ellis at
the funeral of, 15. 216. His 'Memoir
of Rev. John Prince,' 2. 47 n. His ' Me-
moir of Timothy Pickering,' 13. 242,
267, 271. His publications, 15. 198-204.
His 'Salem Witchcraft,' 16. 279; 20.
296 n., 298 n.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
465
Upham, Edward Chandler, 15. 215.
Upham, Francis Chandler, 15. 215.
Upham, George Murray, 15. 215.
Upham, George P., 19. 357.
Upham, Hon. Jabez, i. 412 ; n. 49.
Upham, Jabez, M.D., d. 1760, 15. 183.
Upham, Jabez Baxter, M.D., donations
from, 9. 81 ; xx. 501.
Upham, James, i. 200.
Upham, John, 15. 182.
Upham, John Ropes, 15. 215.
Upham, Judge Joshua, 13. 77; 15. 183-
188,397,398.
Upham, Mary Wendell, 15. 215.
Upham, Mary Wilder, 15. 215.
Upham, Oliver Wendell Holmes, 10.
485; 15. 215.
Upham, Phineas, u. 307; 15. 188, 189.
Upham, Phineas, 2d, 15. 183.
Upham, Phineas, 3d, 15. 183.
Upham, Lieut. Phineas, 15. 182.
Upham, Phinehas, 1702, 4. 256, 257.
Upham, Stephen Higginson, 15. 215.
Upham, Cot. Timothy, 16. 7 n.
UPHAM, WILLIAM P., A.B., 10. 133; 15.
215 ; 18. 23, 36. Donations from, 7.
140; 16. 279. Elected a Resident
Member, 14. 158. Of committee to
nominate officers, 15. 258 ; 16. 100 ; 17.
51, 362. 'Memoir of Hon. John Glen
King/ by, 18. 37-40.
Upham, Gassett, & Co., 6. 435.
Uppingham, Em/., visited by Dr. Rufus
Ellis, 18. 219,250.
Upsall (Upshall), Nicholas, 18. 3'Jl ; 20.
211.
Upton, Clotworthy, 12. 413.
Upton, Clotworthy, Baron Templeton, see
Templeton.
Upton, Elizabeth, Baroness Langford, see
Langford.
Upton, Lieut. John, 15. 78.
Upton, Mass., 12. 404, 406, 413.
Uran, Thomas, 20. 13.
Urban II., Pop?, n. 420.
Urbino, S., donations from, 5. 196, 203;
6. 20, 331 ; 7. 100, 168, 368.
Urquhart, James, 3. 37.
Urquijo, Mariano Luis de, 4. 315.
Ursuline Convent, destruction of, n.
272.
Uruguay River, 7. 416.
Usher, Elizabeth (Mrs. Jeffries), 17. 96,
Usher, Hezekiah, 3. 320; 16. 218 ; 17.
246, 248-250. Certificate of, 12. 105.
Usher (Usserius), Rev. James, D.D., 18.
426. Letter from Emanuel Downing
to, 2. 550. Cited, 12. 382.
Usher, Lieut.-Gov. John, xx. 201, 203,
334; 13. 113; 14. 128 n., 136, 224; 17.
97. Document written by, bearing
the date of 1688, 2. 540, 540 n. 'Ac-
count of,' purchased, 2. 558. His ' Ac-
compt,' 2. 540 n.
Usury, Mr. Astor's opinion of, 7. 468.
Utah, Territory of, a Library for, to be
procured, 2. 461. A set of the third
series of Collections to be sent to the
Library upon certain conditions, 2.
467. The receipt of the third series
acknowledged, 2. 469.
Utica, N. Y., 4. 93 ; 16. 388 ; 17. 440.
Utrecht, Historical Society of, 16. 473.
Uxbridge, Henry Paget, Earl of, 12. 412.
Uxbridge, Mass ., 12. 404, 412, 419.
Uytenbogaert, Jan, 16. 460.
V.
Vaccination, x. 191.
Vail, Eugene A., donations from, 2. 212,
217.
Vaillant, Jean Baptiste Philibert, 4. 153.
Vaille, Frederick O., granted leave to
have a picture of Harvard College
photographed, 13. 255.
Valdarfer, Christofal, 8. 448.
Valdez, Francisco T., 6. 248.
Valence, Cardinal of, see Borgia, Caesar.
Valenciennes, Achille, 14. 9.
Valenciennes, siege of, 5. 258, 259.
Valentine (Valenteen), Dr., 8. 211.
Valentine, Mr., 8. 427.
Valentine, David T., Esq., 6. 79. Dona-
tion from, 9. 436.
Valentinianus, Emperor, i. 34, 38. Coin
of, i. 101.
Valla, Laurentius, 20. 375.
VALLANCEY, Gen. CHARLES, x. 173 n.
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
i. 175. Elected, x. 186. Letter from,
accepting membership, i. 186 n. His
' Essay on the First Peopling of the
British Isles,' x. 186 n.; 4.9.
Valley Forge, in 1778, 5. 48-50. Con-
struction of huts at, 7. 135 n.
Vallings, Peter, 20. 8.
Valois (Valesius), Henri de, 18. 427.
Valpy, Rev. Richard, D.D., his 'Greek
Grammar,' 19. 225.
Vamaster's Bridge, Raritan River, 19. 72.
Van Brunt, Henry, 17. 104.
Van Buren, Pres. Martin, 4. 93; 5. 216;
6. 30 ; 17. 379 ; 19. 33, 47, 52, 53, 281 n. ;
20. 28. Charges against, n. 70.
Vancouver, George, naviqator, n. 351.
Vanderbeck, Mrs., 17. 210.
Van der Heist, see Heist.
Vanderkemp, Mr., 6. 396.
Vanderkemp, Mr., 7. 330.
Vanderkemp, Fr. Adrian, donations from,
i. 122, 124.
Vanderput, Capt. George, 19. 221.
Vandervoort, Miss D., n. 21.
Vandervoort, Mrs. (aunt to Ledyard the
traveller), n. 21, 22.
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466
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Vandyck, Antony, i. 363; 12. 323; 16.
394 ; 18. 438, 439, 443 ; 20. til, 208.
Vane, Capt, 4. 299.
Vane, Sir Henry, the elder, 12. 246.
Vane, Sir Henry, Uocernor of Massachu-
setts, I. 488 ; 6 5, 47, 04 ; 8. 224 ; 12.
355, 387; 13. 132; 14. 303, 307, 308;
15. 217; 16. 117 ; 17. 343, 348; 18. 340,
391, 393; 20. 43, 118. Letter to his
father before embarking for New Eng-
land, 12. 245, 246.
Van Goch (or Van Gogh), letter from,
10. 389.
Van Herwick, Abraham, 10. 394.
Van Name, Addison, donation from, n.
601.
Van Rensselaer, Rev. Cortlandt, 5.
439.
VAN RKNSSELAER, Hon. STEPHEN, LL.D.,
IQ. 57, 398, 400, 420. Nominated a
Corresponding Member, i. 102. Elect-
ed, i. 104. Donation from, i. 201.
Discourse on, 5. 215.
Vans, Miss Polly, 7. 203.
Van Scaik, see Van Schaack.
Van Schaack, Henry, (van Scoik) 19.
398; (Van Schoik) 19 399.
Van Schaack, Henry C., donation from,
4. 391.
Van Schaick's Island, 3. 278.
Van Schalkwyck, Mrs. Mary (Wilder),
6. 285.
Van Tcil. Capt., 14. 141.
Van Zandt, Laura C. (Mrs. Carnes), 13.
423.
Van Zandt, Thomas, 13. 423.
VAPEREAU, Louis GUSTAVE, elected a
Corresponding Member, 15. 380. ' Dic-
tionnaire des Contemporains ' cited, 12.
442 n.] 13. 446.
Vardell, Parson, 4. 220.
Varenius, Bernlinrd, 18. 429.
Vargas, Jose', 8. 188.
Varick, Col. Richard, letter to, from W:
Bradford, 5. 48-50.
' Varina,' a name early given to tobacco,
9. 13.
Varney, Humphrey, 16. 265.
Varnhagen, F. A. de, his 'Amerigo Ves-
pucci' cited. 16 322.
Varnum, Benjamin. 15. 79 n.
Varnum, 2rf Lieut. Ebenezer, 6. 178.
Varnum, Gfn. James M., 7. 138; 12. 199;
15. 129, 135 n., 136, 142, 100; 16. 352,
354, 360 ; 17. 164. Plan of, for the en-
listment of slaves, 6. 197. Letter from,
to G: Washington, 6. 201, 202. Quoted,
5. 221.
Varnum, TTon. John, 2. 562.
Vassall, Mr., 20. 128.
Vassall, Ann, 6. 476 n.
Vassall, Mrs. Elizabeth (Oliver), 4. 64.
Vassall, Mm. Elizabeth (Phips), 4. 63.
Vassall, Col. Henry, 4. 63.
Vassall, Col John, B.C. 1732, d. 1747, 4.
63-66. His will, and his residence, 4.
63, 65.
Vassall, Col. John, H.C. 1757, d. 1797. 4.
63-65; H.392, 394; 15-112; 19. 215.
The residence of Gen. Washington, 4.
64 ; 12. 259, 2G1.
Vassall, Mary, child of W: Vassall, 6.
476 n.
Vassall, Samuel, H.C. 1695, 8. 29.
Vassall, Samuel, his signature to the
Narragansett Patent, 5. 40.
Vassall, William, I:ostM>, 1769, 12. 322.
Vassall, William, 6. 471 ; 15. 3. Papers
referring to, donated to the Society,
3. 155. Gone to New England, 5. 93 ;
6. 473-476. No Factionist, paper on,
6. 471-479.
Vassall, Mrs. William, 6. 476 n.
Vassall family, reminiscences of, 4. 63-
66 ; 6. 473.
Vassall Mansion, 2. 283.
Vassallborough, Me., 12. 408, 419.
Vassar College, donation from the Trus-
tees of, 10. 105.
Vater, Abraham, Mr. Du Ponceau's trans-
lation of his book about the Indians,
i. 473. His ' Dissertation on the Origi-
nal Peopling of America/ 2. 16.
Vathek, Caliph, 19. 13.
Vattel, Emrich von, 3. 387.
Vattemare, Alexandre, 10. 447, 448. Do-
nations from, 2. 375, 375 n., 418, 454.
Vauban, Sebastien le Prestre, Margin's
de, 15. 51.
Vaudreuil, Philippe de Rigaud, Marquis
de. 5. 231, 234; 14. 136 n., 138 n. Re-
fuses to release Eunice Williams, 5.
232.
Vaughan, Capt., 16. 108.
Vaughan, Mr., 4. 376.
Vaughan, Benjamin, LL.D., 13 26 ; 16.
45, 130. Donation from, i. 131. Paper
addressed to Chief Justice Parsons,
concerning certain voyages, 2. 356,
356 n. His ' Ten Hints addressed to
Wise Men,' i. 218.
Vaughan, Charles, i. 57, G8, 65 ; 4. 362 ;
Vaughan, Lieut.-Gov. George, 8. 29, 35;
14. 366.
VAUGHAN, JOHN, 2. 41. Nominated a
Corresponding Member, 1. 148. Elect-
ed, i. 149. Donations from, I. 158,
167 ; 2 176, 182, 188. Vote of thanks
to i. 158. Letters from, 2. 52, 60.
Van<rhan, William, I4-124»., 126 n., 140;
16^ 257, 262, 264, 2G6, 275; 17. 107,
107 n., 109, 110, 222, 223, 226, 228, 355.
Letter from, to Gov. Bradstreet, 17.
106, 107.
Vaughan, William, London, and Bennett s
' History of New England,' 5. 108.
Vaughan, Scollay, & Bulfinch, Messrs.,
deed of, to the Society, of the estate
in Franklin Place, 2. 93.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
467
VAUX, Hon. ROBERTS, nominated a Cor
responding Member, i. 470. Elected
i. 480. Accepts membership, i. 483.
Vaux, William, donation from, 5. 324.
Vaux, William S., donation from, 6. 17.
Vazeille, Louisa (Mrs. Andre'), 14. 218
220.
Veal Town, N. J., 19. 72.
Veazie, John, 8. 30.
Veazie, William, donation from, 8. 254.
Veazie, Rev. William (d. 174G), 8. 29.
Vedia, Don Enrique de, cited, 4. 280.
Veer(Ter Vere), 10. 385 n.
Vega, Gar ci lasso de la, Richelet's trans-
lation of his history of Peru, i. 138.
Vegetius, Flavius, 6. 391.
Velarde, Pedro Murillo, his ' Historia de
la Provincia de Philipinas,' i. 138.
Ven, see Venn.
Venango, Fort, see Fort Venango.
Venice, Report upon Documents in the
Archives and Public Libraries of, pre-
sented, xi. 496.
Venn, Capt. John, u. 181 ; 12. 173.
VeraCruz, 7. 413.
Verein von Alterthums freunden im
Rheinlande, nach Bonn, donation from,
10. 319.
Vergennes, Charles Gravier, Comte de, i.
403; 2. 396; 4. 375; 7. 177, 288; n.
144; 13 451 ; 15. 33, 43, 44, 52, 54 n.,
63 n. Letter to, from B: P'ranklin, 3.
256. Letter to, from Barbe de Mar-
bois, 7. 282-266: Letter to, from La-
fayette, 7. 287 n. Letter of Luzerne
to, relating to Gen. Sullivan, 13. 383-
386. Translation of the same, 13.
386-388.
Verin, see Arin.
Vermigli, Pietro Martire de, n. 423 n.
His 'Common Places ' cited, n. 422-
424, 432, 441.
Vermont, U.S.A., 4. 133; u. 104. Maps
of, i. Ill, 113. ' Remonstrance of the
Council of the State of,' i. 123. Her
service at the battle of Bunker Hill,
commemorated, 6. 177, 178. Donations
from, 7. 376; 8. 431. 480; 9. 254 , 10.
40, 368 ; n. 498. ' History of,' by Wil-
liams, cited, 3. 140 n.
Vermont, Constitution of, r. 37 ; 6. 110.
Vermont Historical Society, 10. 309. Do-
nations from, 5. 86 ; 7. 1 ; n. 499.
Vermont State Library, Trustees of, do-
nations from, 7. 139, 279.
Vermont University see University, etc.
Verne jo River, 6". A., 7. 416.
Vernon, Lieut. Ebenezer, 15. 81.
Vernon, Adm. Edward, 3. 77 ; 18. 365,
368. Letters of, 3. 76. His expedition
1 against Carthagena, 18. 364-378.
Vernon, Fortescue, 7. 195; n. 142; 13.
200 ; 19. 160, 161.
Vernon, James, letters from, to Sir Jo-
seph Williamson, u. 131-134.
Vernon, Ralin de, 13. 63.
Vernon, Sir Kalph de, centenarian, 13. 63.
Vernon, Sir Ralph de, Hanwell, 13. (53.
Vernon, 6V?' Ralph de, Mottram, 13. 63.
Vernon Manuscripts, 3. 76.
Vernoni, , I. 362.
Veronese, Paul, 16. 414.
VERPLANCK, Hon. GULIAN C., LL.D., 8.
2 ; 16. 455. Nominated a Correspond-
ing Member, i. 284. Elected, i. 285.
His death, n. xviii. Remarks on the
death of, n. 233-235. Verses of, 14.
261.
Verrazzano, Jean, 18. 79, 91, 99 n.
Verses called forth by the siege of Bos-
ton, 14. 273-275.
Vertot-d'Aubceuf, Rene Aubert, Abbe' de,
his ' Revolutions de la Republique Ro-
maine,' i. 153. ' Revolutions de Suede,
i. 153. 'Revolutions de Portugal,' i.
153.
Verulam, Lord, see Bacon, Francis.
Verulam Philosophical Society, 2. 21.
Very, Elizabeth, 20. 318.
Vesey, William, 4. 256, 257.
Vespucci, Amerigo, 4. 117 ; 13. 41 ; 15.
244; 16. 318, 319, 322, 384; 18. 264;
20. 302, 363. Engraving of, 5. 219.
Autograph of, faces 16. 322. Letter
from, to Cardinal Ximenes, 16. 333-
335. Portrait of, 18. 118.
Vestry of Christ's Church, Longwood,
donation from. 6 23.
Vibbert, Rev. George H., donation from,
10. 331.
Vice-Admiralty, Court of, over America,
remarks upon the establishment of a,
by Mr. Tuttle, 17. 291-293. List of per-
sons appointed as officers of, 17. 292.
Proclamation issued by, 17. 292, 293.
Vice-President of Harvard College, see
Harvard College.
Vice- President of the Society, rules laid
down in the By-Laws for, sie By-Laws.
See Adams, C. F. ; Aspinwall, T. ;
Deane, Charles ; Ellis, G. E. ; Gray,
J. C. ; Sears, D. ; Sparks, J. ; and
Washburn, Emory.
Vicksburg, Miss., 18. 216 ; 20. 345.
Vico, Giovanni Battista, 20. 365.
Victor Emmanuel, Kiny of Italy, 16. 36.
Remarks by W. Everett on the death
of, 16. 13-15.
Victoria, Queen of England, 3. 76, 76 n.,
205; 17. 211 n. ; 18. 251 ; 19. 121, 331.
Donation from her Secretary of State,
3. 205. Medal on the coronation of,
presented, 12. 251. Recognition by, of
Col. Chester's labors, 15. 254. Her
' Life in the Highlands,' 19. 330.
Vidal vs. City of Philadelphia, case of,
14. 105.
VIDAURRE, SEXOR MANUEL LORENZO,
nominated a Corresponding Member,
i. 416. Elected, i. 418.
468
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Viel-Castel, Charles Louis Gaspard Ga-
briel de Salirac, Baron de, 17. 309, 310.
Vienna, imperial printing-office at, 5. 99.
Vieweg, F., 15. 16, 16 n.
Vigfussen, Gudbrand, 18. 20.
Vigilantius, 8. 225.
Vila, James, 17. 864, 364 n. ; 19 174, 178.
Villenage in England, extinction of, 7.
307-326.
Villiers, George, Duke of Buckingham, see
Buckingham.
Villiers, George William Frederic, Earl
of Clarendon, see Clarendon.
Villieu, Lieut. Se'bastien de, 14. 128 n.
Vimisimit, 7. 476. See Winnisimmet.
Vinal, John, 20. 7.
Vinal, Mrs. Ruth (Osborn), 17. 93.
Vinall, Lieut. William, 19 378.
Vincent, Francis, donation from, n. 501.
Vincent, Sir M., 18. 257.
Vincent, Rev. Philip, his tract upon the
' English and Pequot Salvages/ 2. 434.
A notice of, 2. 434, 434 n.
Vincent, Rev. Thomas, 12. 377.
Vincent, Rev. William, 17. 256 n.
1 Vindication of the Ministers of Boston
from the Abuses lately cast upon them/
i. 12.
Vineland, 6 254.
Vines, Richard, 14. 367, 372 n., 376 n. ; 18.
93.
Vineyard Sound, 6. 254. Origin of
names prevailing on, 12. 334, 335.
Vining, Hon. John, n. 23.
Vintino, Mrs., 16. 83, 96.
Vinton, Capt., 16. 360.
Vinton, Rev. Alexander H., D.D., 6. 449,
449 M.
Vinton, Rev. John A., money paid to, for
care of the Library, 2. 527. Dona-
tions from, 4. 1 ; 8. 431.
Vio, Di, see Cajetan.
Viomesnil, Charles du Houx, Baron de,
15. 64.
Virgilius, P. Maro, i. 152 n., 483 n.; 6.
266; 10. 159; 16. 187; 17. 454; 18.
402. Cited, 15. 37 n.
Virgin Mary, see Mary the Virgin.
Virginia, U.S.A., 3. 67, 133, 256; 5. 5,
11, 368 ; 6. 5, 82, 99, 106, 107, 115,
192 ; 7. 221, 231 ; 8. 296, 303, 335, 465 ;
10. 24 n, 25, 26, 27 n., 209, 381, 384,
389, 392, 398, 401 ; n. 106, 185 n., 486;
12. 284, 429, 431, 445, 463, 467. ' Act
for Religious Freedom/ i. 19. Laws
of, i. 86, 112; 6. 115, 129. Account
of, i. 122. Map of, presented by the
General Asserrrbly, i. 427. Vote of
thanks for the map, i. 427. Gift of
the map of, acknowledged by a letter
from the President to Mr. Richardson,
i. 433 n. Cotton shipped from, 3. 225.
Subscriptions of aid for Boston in
1774, 3. 259-261. Tobacco in, 3. 300.
Regimental colors, 4. 150. Naturaliza-
tion in, 4. 348. Visit of certain Indians
from, to Europe, 6. 21. Extracts from
the debates held relative to the estab-
lishment of slavery and the slave-trade,
6. 92, 98, 99, 102-106, 114-119, 127-129,
137 n., 138, 141-147, 159-164, Iti8, 169.
Passage of the slave law, 6. 129. Ques-
tion of arming the slaves, 6. 186-192,
212, 220, 221, 234-236. Proclamation of
Lord Dunmore, 6. 187, 188. Plans of
conquest by the British, 6. 227. Act
emancipating slaves serving as soldiers,
6. 234-236. Acknowledges a slave's
services to Lafayette, 6. 236. Patrick
Henry chosen Governor, 7. 260. Sla-
very in, recognized by Lord Holt, 7.
316. Slavery in, 7. 316, 319, 322 ; 12.
445. Synonymous with America to
an Englishman in 1772, 7. 324. Called
an island by Lord North, 7. 324. Its
power in the United States Govern-
ment, 7. 400. Early history of, 10.
175. Ministers sent to, from Massa-
chusetts, 10. 328. Statutes of, pre-
sented, ii. 228. Medal of 1780, n.
299'. Photographic copy of Colonial
Seal of, presented, n. 386. Descrip-
tion of the seal, n. 387. Colonization
of, by Capt. John Smith, 12. 460.
Great Seal of, 13. 233. Ordinance of
secession of, 13. 263. Manufacture of
gunpowder in, 14. 255.
Virginia, Bill of Rights of, 5. 92, 92 n.
Virginia, Convention of 1775, Conti-
nental Association adopted by, 6. 105.
Declaration of, 6. 190, 191, 195. Reso-
lution of, in regard to the manufacture
of salt, 15, 221, 222.
Virginia, Convention of 1776, 18. 420.
Virginia, Convention of 1783, act en-
acted by, emancipating certain slaves,
6. 235, 236.
Virginia, Convention of 1788, I. 33, 68 ;
6. 150-164; n. 486.
Virginia, Convention of 1829-30, 18. 269,
420. Survivors of, 1866, 9. 195.
Virginia Company, 10. 877 n. ; 15. 5 ; 17.
297 n.
Virginia Historical Society, 9. 245, 246;
10. 135; ii. 105; 16. 380; 17. 80, 231,
232; 18. 181, 419, 422 ; 19. 285. Dona-
tion from, i. 479. The third series of
the Collections to be sent to, i. 485;
2. 56, 70«., 71 n. To be invited to
join in commemorating the New Eng-
land Confederacy, 2. 248. Donation
from, 2. 413, 422. Foundation of, 3.
267. Manuscript history of Bacon's
and Ingram's Rebellion to be restored
to, 9. 246. Manuscript returned to, 10.
157. Acknowledgments from, 10. 320.
Virginia University, see University of
Virginia.
' Virginians/ unjustifiable representation
of 'Washington in, 3. 336.
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469
Visiting-cards of Historical value, 3. 152.
Visitors to the Rooms of the Society, 3.
246, 247. See By-La\vs.
Vitalis, Ordericus, 13. 353.
Vitringa, Prof. Campegius, 13. 309.
Vives, Johannes Ludovicus, n. 419 n.
His ' Commentary on St. Augustine '
cited, it. 419.
Vivian, Mr., artist, 13. 326.
' Vocabulary of the Indian Language/
3-51.
Vogel, Rudolph, 5. 388.
Volney, Constantin Fran9oia C., Comte
de, his ' View of the United States '
cited, 13. 82.
Voltaire, Francois Marie Arouet de,
works of, i. 50, 53 ; 15. 30, 44, 280.
Bust of, 4. 286.
Voluntown, Conn., n. 28.
Vorse, Capt. Elijah, 15. 84.
Vorstius, Conradus, 17. 173.
Vosburg, Col., 4. 101.
Vose, Lieut- Col., 15. 160.
Vose, Mr., j. 202.
Vose, John, 14. 113.
Vose, Major Joseph, 4. 295; II. 10, 31,
142; 16. 282-285. Letters to, from
Lafayette, 5. 150, 151.
Vose, Mrs. Joseph, 16. 283-285.
Vose, Josiah, 16. 283.
Vose, Solomon, 8. 69.
Voss, Johann H., his letter concerning
Major Andre, 19. 126.
Vossius, Gerardus, 13. 343 ; 18. 403. His
' Theses Theologieae,' 18. 427.
Vossius, Isaac, 16. 239.
Vote, how to he taken in elections, 1.249.
Voters' qualifications under the Province
Charter of Massachusetts, 10. 370-375.
' Votivae Anglise,' 20. 230.
' Vox Stellarum,' 7. 129.
Vryling, John, 18. 378. Appointed an
officer in the Carthagena expedition,
18 375.
w.
W., T., 13. 93 n.
Wabash College, 2. 260, 261.
Waburton, Rev. William, D.D., 15. 238 n.
Wadehu mishpakatamesett, 2. 290 n.
Waddell, Reo. Moses, D.D., ig. 280.
Waddington, Rev. George, D.D., 19. 264.
Waddington, Rev. John, 2. 495; 4. 285,
286, 308 ; 17. 245, 245 n. Extracts
from a letter of, relating to the church,
of Richard Fitz, in London, 9. 375.
Wade, Capt. Amos, 15. 78.
Wade, James, 16. 361.
Wade, Mrs. John, 14. 136 n.
Wade, Rev. John, H. C. 1693, 8. 29.
Marriage of, 14. 131. Death of, 14 136.
Wade, Col. Nathaniel, 15. 86 ; 19. 385 n.
Wade, Major Nathaniel, 14. 132.
Wadleigh, Mrs. Charlotte King Atkin-
son, 16. 387.
Wadleigh, Robert, 16. 265, 273 ; 17. 228.
Wadsworth, Rev. Benjamin, President of
Harvard Colleae, 2. 54, 449 n. ; 6. 343 ;
8. 29; 12. 257; 16. 52, 53; 17. 263,
280 ; 20. 5. Sermons by, i. 33. Jour-
nal of, 2. 472, 472 n. Extract from his
manuscript 'Book relating to College
Affairs,' 12. 257 n.
Wadsworth, George, proposed for a com-
mand in the Carthagena expedition,
18. 375.
Wadsworth, James, d. 1844, 10. 354.
Portrait of, 13. 67.
Wadsworth, James S., memorial of, by
Hon. Lewis F. Allen, presented by
Mr. Waterston, 9 67.
Wadsworth, Jeremiah, 5. 214.
Wadsworth, Capt. Joseph, 4. 163.
Wadsworth, Major Peleg, 15. 77 ; 16.
341,346.
Wadsworth, Recompense, 6. 340.
Wadsworth, Capt. Samuel, 2. 329 n.
Wadsworth, Timothy, 12. 365.
Wadsworth, Gen. William, portrait of,
13- 67.
Wadsworth House, Cambridge, 18. 320 n.
Wager, Sir Charles, letters of, 3. 76.
' Wager Manuscripts,' 3. 76.
Wagget, Oliver, 15. 84.
Wagner, George Philipp Eberhard, 18.
402.
Wagner, Fort, see Fort Wagner.
Wagstaff, John, 3. 261.
Wahowah (Wayhamoo), 16. 105.
Wainwright, , 17. 94.
Wainwright, Francis, 8. 28.
Wainwright, Col. John, death of, 14.
147.
Wainwright, Jonathan M., Bishop, 5. 294.
Wainwright, Peter, Jr., i. 417 n. ; 3. 42;
n.44; 17.233,234. Donations from,
2. 17 ; 10. 486. To receive a letter
from Mrs. Mayhew to Thomas Hollis,
2. 352.
Wainwright, Capt. Simon, killed by In-
dians, 14. 148.
Waire, Nathaniel, 16. 273.
Wait, Emma (Mrs. Motley), 16. 404.
Wait, John, 1703, n. 316.
Wait, John, sheriff, 16. 404.
Wait, Samuel, 3 370, 373.
Wait, Thomas, 3. 238.
Wait, Thomas B.,'i2. 28. Collection of
State Papers published by, i. 280,
284.
Wait, William, 14. 286.
Waite, Mr., 20. 135.
Waite, Gammaliel, 3. 337.
Waite, Chief Justice Morrison R., letter
from, to Mr. Winthrop, 19. 103.
Waite, Mrs. Morrison R., 19. 103.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Wajcodient, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Wake, Mr., 3. 175, 177.
Wake-robin, ig. 418.
Wakefield, Capt., 5. 17.
Wakefield, Ann, naturalized, 4. 360.
Wakefleld, Ann, daughter of preceding,
naturalized, 4. 360.
Wakefield, Benjamin, naturalized, 4. 360.
Wakefield, Cyrus, donation from, 12. 219.
Wakefield, James, drowned, 14. 146.
Wakefield, James, Nova Scotia, natural-
ized, 4. 360.
Wakefield, Mary, naturalized, 4. 360.
Wakefield, Obadiah, 12. 108.
Wakefield, Samuel, 12. 107.
Wakefield, Terence, Boston, naturalized,
4. 360.
Wakefield, William, drowned, 14. 146.
Wakeman, Rev. Jabez, 8. 29.
Walbridge, Capt. Holmes, 15. 84.
Walch, Lieut. Joseph, 15. 81, 81 n.
Walckenaer, Charles Athanase, Baron,
16. 383.
Walcott, Mrs. Cornelia F., 20. 416.
Walcott, Mary, and G: Buroughs, 5. 34-
37.
Walcott, Samuel B., 12. 313 ; 19. 225.
WALI>ECK, JEAN FREDERIC DE, 15. 9.
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
2. 137. Elected, 2. 138. Notice of, 2.
138 n., 139 n. His death, 5. xi ; 15. 9.
' Memoir of,' read by Dr. Green, 15. 9,
10.
Waldegrave, James, 1st Earl of, 13. 101.
Waldemar, Friedrich Wilhelni, 17. 310.
Walden Pond, the ice-trade, 3. 55.
Walderne, see Waldron.
Waldingfield, Eng., 5. 295.
Waldo, Cornelius, 10. 348 ; 20. 6.
Waldo, Daniel, Son of Liberty, 8. 339 ; ix.
142.
Waldo, Daniel, Worcester, n. 48.
Waldo, John, ii. 142; 3 216.
Waldo, Joseph, n. 142.
Waldo, Mrs. Lucy, 16. 392.
Waldo, Samuel, 3. 216. His interest in
the ' Waldo Patent/ 2. 545 n. His
'Defence of Leverett's Title to the
Muscongus Lands/ i. 18, 53.
Waldo, Samuel Putnam, 18. 226.
Waldo, William T., donation from, 2. 258.
' Waldo Papers/ 10. 161.
Waldo Patent, 2. 543 n., 545 n., 546 n.
Waldoborough, Me., 4. 346 n., 12. 406. 408.
Waldron, spelling of the name, 14. 122 n.
Waldron, Mrs. Ann, death of, 14. 123.
Waldron, Elizabeth (Mrs. Beard), 14 151.
Waldron, Elizabeth (Mrs. Gerrish), 14.
124 n.
Waldron, Esther, 14. 124, 150.
Waldron, Mrs. Hannah (Cutt), 14. 122.
Waldron, John, 16. 275. Marriage of,
14. 151.
Waldron, Mrs. Mary, 14. 151.
Waldron, Major Nathaniel S., 3. 40.
Waldron, Col. Richard, Jr., 3. 323; 16.
265, 266; 14. 118, 122 n., 124 n., 138;
17. 220, 222, 226, 228.
Waldron, Major Richard, 2. 322 ; 14.
120-123 n., '132 n., 370; 16. 257, 258,
261, 265-267, 269, 271, 272, 275; 17.
220, 220 H. Killed by Indians, 14. 124.
Waldron, Richard Russell, deposits with
the Society the ' strong-box ' of Father
Halle, 2. 322; 3 40.
Waldron, William, 4. 247.
Waldron, Mrs. William, 4. 247.
Wales, Miss Annie Flagg, 13. 215.
Wales, Ebenezer, 13. 206.
Walford, Thomas, 16. 197, 199-202.
Walhalla, 6. 29.
Walkendorf, Erick, Archbishop of Trond-
heim, 13. 359.
Walker, , 8. 437.
Walker, , 13. 250.
Walker, Mr., n. 22.
Walker, Lieut. Aaron, 15. 77, 95 ; 16.
156.
Walker, Anne (Mrs. Jaffrey), 17. 96.
Walker, Benjamin, his ' Diary/ 10. 162.
Walker, Capt. Benjamin, 15. 81 ; 16. 298.
Walker, Capt. Davenport, 13. 417.
Walker, Edward, 19. 150, 160.
Walker, Elizabeth (Mrs. Edes), 12. 179.
WALKER, Gen. FRANCIS A. LL.D., elect-
ed a Resident Member, 20. 204. Ac-
cepts membership, 20. 260.
Walker, George, marriage of, 14. 150.
Walker, George, Sixty-fifth Regiment, bur-
ial of, 14. 101.
Walker, Adm. Sir Hovenden, Knt., n.
202; 13. 211 ; 20 33, 350. His 'Jour-
nal of the Expedition to Canada in
1712/ 2. 63.
WALKER, Rev. JAMES, LL.D., President
of Harvard College, 2. 272 ; 8. 72, 74
9. 82 ; 10. 316, 361, 362, 441, 457 n.
ii. 106, 377, 878; 12. 6; 13. 369, 381
14. 25, 154; 15. 373. Elected a Res-
ident Member, 3. 203. Signs a memo-
rial remonstrating against a petition
of the Historic, Genealogical Society
for a change of its name, 3. 266-270.
Remarks on W: H. Prescott, 4. 175,
176. To prepare a memoir of Judge
White, 5. 174. Remarks on Judge
White, 5. 181, 182; on C. C. Felton,
5. 457, 458. Letter to, from W: O.
White, concerning Hon. D. A. White,
6. 327-329. Motion concerning the
time of meeting, 6. 416. Donations
from, 7. 168. Remarks on the death of
Rev. Alvan Lamson, D.D., 7. 409, 410.
Named to prepare a memoir of Hon.
Josiah Quincy, 7. 410. Remarks on
the death of Edward Everett, 8. 149,
150. Remarks of, in relation to the
establishment of the Peabody Museum
of American Archaeology, etc., 9. 359.
Remarks on the death of Dr. Frothing-
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471
ham, ii. 238. His death, 13. xviii.
Death of, announced, 13. 895. Res-
olutions of the Society, 13. 395. Trib-
ute of Dr. Ellis to, 13. 390-403. (Jf
Pres. Eliot, 13. 403. Of Dr. Peabody,
13. 403, 404. Of Mr. Waterston, 13.
40-3. Of Mr. Winthrop, in letter, 13.
445, 44G. His 'Memoir of D. A. White,'
6. 201-329. His ' Memoir of Josiah
Quincy,' g. 83. His ' Inaugural Ad-
dress ' cited, ii. 90.
Walker, John, 18. 170, 171.
Walker, Gen. John, 13. 396.
Walker, Joseph, 16. 204.
Walker, Mrs. Lucy, 13. 397.
Walker, Airs. Mary, 14. 150.
Walker, Nathaniel, 19. 357.
Walker, Quork (Quack), 3. 192-203; 13.
293-296, 2r)8. Bill of sale of, 13. 297.
Case of Walker vs. Jennison, 3. 192-
203 ; 13. 293, 299.
Walker, Robert, 18. 443.
Walker, Robert James, Secretary, his
' Report on the Tariff,' 5. 308. N. Ap-
ple ton's review on the Report, 5. 308.
Walker, Sarah (Mrs. Holmes), 14. 150.
Walker, Sarah Rcdfe, see Uumford.
Walker, Sears Cook, 13. 396.
Walker, Lieut. Silas, 15. 80.
Walker, Capt. Silvanus, 15. 78.
Walker, Mrs. Susan (Grant), 13. 424.
Walker, Thomas, 20. 2, 3, 150, 151.
Walker, Col. Timothy, 15. 77, 85, 128,
153, 160. Officers of the regiment of,
15. 77, 11 n.
Walker, Timothy, LL.D., 13. 396.
Walker, Rev. Timothy, 8. 6 ; 13. 396 ; 17.
153, 156.
Walker, William J., M.D., 15. 365.
Walker, Zachary, 15. 79 n.
Walker & Co., Messrs., 13. 17.
Wall, , 7. 248.
Wall, Capt. John, 16. 392.
Wallace, , on Somerset's case, 7. 320,
325.
Wallace, Capt. James, 7. 219-221, 229,
250; ig.221.
Wallace, John W., donation from, 6.
417.
Wallace, Sir William, i. 179 n. Exploits
of, 5. 209.
Wallace, ship, 2. 107 n., 108 n.
Wallcut, Benjamin, Jr., 2. 196, 197, 201.
Wallcut, Benjamin, Sen., 15. 389, 389 n.
Wallcut, Airs. Benjamin, 2. 193, 194, 196,
197 ; 15. 389, 389 n., 390.
Wallcut, Christopher, 2. 196.
Wallcut, Mrs. Elizabeth (Hawes), 2. 202.
Wallcut, Mrs. Elizabeth Marshall, 2. 193,
194, 196, 197 ; 15. 389 n., 390 n.
Wallcut, Lucy (Mrs. Stratford), 15.
388 n., 390, 390 n.
Wallcut, Rev. Robert Folger, A.M., 15.
389 n., 390 n. ; 17. 174, 366. Gift from,
17. 160. Donation from, i. 496. Com-
munication from, 2. 27. Donations
from, 2. 87, 93. To prepare a memoir
of the late Thomas Wallcut, 2. 172,
172 n. His ' Memoir of Mr. Thomas
Wallcut.' 2. 193-208.
Wallcut, Mrs. Sally (Loring), 2. 196.
WALLCUT, THOMAS, i, 1, 4, 5, 14, 17 n.,
23, 24, 26, 27, 29, 30, 32, 33, 35, 36, 39,
57, 62, 82 n., 160 »., 214, 242 n., 448,
483 n., 492 n.; 12. 434; 15. 388 n.,
389 n., 391, 391 n., 392; 17. 174, 175,
176«.-179?z., 181 ?z., 182 n., 183, 183 n.,
185 n., 186n.-189n., 191 ».-194 n., 195,
195n.-206n., 209n.-211n., 217, 217 n.,
218; 19. 390. Formation of the So-
ciety, i. viii, ix, x, xiv, xv, xvi, xxiii n.,
xxxiv; 2. 193, 202, 203; 3. 166, 167.
His death, i. xli; 2. 193, 208. Fac-
simile of handwriting, faces i. 1. Por-
trait of, i. 4. Elected Recording Sec-
retary, i. 4, 34. Recording Secretary,
i. 28-30 n., 36 n. To attend sales of
books for the Society, i. 5. List of
books contributed by, to form the So-
ciety's Library, i. 11-13. Note from,
with his list of books, i. 11 n. Of
committee to obtain pamphlets from
Mr. Bowdoin, i. 14. To procure a
book plate for the Library, i. 14. Rec-
ommends the purchase of Harris's
collection of voyages, i. 22. Com-
municates donation from Mr. Lucas,
1. 38. Resigns the office of Recording
Secretary, i. 40. Of Publication Com-
mittee, i. 90. Elected Assistant Libra-
rian, i. 118. Donations from, i. 123,
142, 498. Vote of thanks to, i. 142,
498. His scheme for printing va-
luable manuscript records and his-
tories, i. 242/z. Gift of his library to
the Society, 2. 27, 88, 207. His inten-
tion and action regarding the blank
volume given to the Society by Judge
Sullivan, 2. 124 n., 125 n. A memoir
of, prepared by the Rev. R. F. Wall-
cut, 2. 172, 172 n., 19:3-208. His con-
tributions to newspapers, 2. 197, 198.
Enlists in the army, 2. 197. His in-
terest in the West, 2. 198, 199. _ His
early manhood and religious opinions,
2. 199, 200-202. His interest in anti-
quarian research, 2. 200-203. Donates
many books to Rev. W. Allen, 2. 204.
His valuable collection of pamph-
lets, 2. 207. Picture of, 2. 208 n. In-
scription on his monument, 2. 208.
Donation from the executors of, 2.
247. Papers of, communicated to the
Society, 17. 160. Journal of, 17. 176-
206. Extract from the journal of
Charles Turner, Jr., copied by, 17. 206.
Memoranda of, relating to the Boston
Latin School, 17. 217. 218.
Wallenstein, Albrecht Wenceslaus, Count
of, 1 6. 469.
472
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
WALLENSTEIN, JULIUS DE, nominated a
Corresponding Member, z. 376. Elect-
ed, i. 377.
Waller, Adj. John, 10. 162; 14. 62. His
Orderly 'Book given, i. 481 ; 2. 444.
Citations from his Orderly Book re-
lating to Bunker Hill, 14. 63. Descrip-
tion of the book, 14. 63 n.
Waller, Richard, F.K.S., 13. 111.
Waller & Son, London, 3. 263.
Walley, Major John, 2. 305 n.
Walley, Hon. Samuel H., donations from,
2. 373, 553 ; 3. 40 ; 4. 1 ; 5. 57.
Walley, Thomas, 12. 385.
Walley, Rev. Thomas, 12. 385.
Walley, Thomas, Son of Liberty, xi.
142.
Walley, Joy, & Hill, Messrs., letter ad-
dressed by, to Col. Mackey, 2. 86.
Walling, Henry F., maps drawn by, 6.
39, 40. Gifts of, to the Library, 13.
271.
Wallingford, John, marriage of, 14. 150.
Wallingford, Mrs. Mary, 14. 150.
Wallingford, Conn., 10. 407 ; n. 15.
Wallingsford, Lieut. David, 15. 81.
Wallis, Mr., 16. 305.
Wallis, Lieut., 15. 83.
Wallis, David, i. 32.
Wallis, Lieut. George, 16. 367.
Wallis, George, Portsmouth, 16. 264.
Wallis, Rev. John, 16. 230.
Wallis, Sir Provo W. P., letter from,
read by Admiral Preble, 19. 379. Pho-
tograph of, exhibited, and letter from,
read by Admiral Preble, 20. 29, 30.
Wain, Robert, Jr., 15. 393.
Walpole, Horace, 10. 433 ; 14. 235, 238 ;
15. 287; 19. 31. His fine library, 3.
106. Letter from, to Sir Horace Mann
on the battle of Lexington, 4. 24-, 25.
Quoted, 5. 236. His ' Catalogue of
Royal Authors ' cited, 7. 154.
Walpole, Horatio, Earl of Orford, see
Orford.
Walpole, Sir Robert, 5-118; 12. 402 n.,
411, 412.
Walpole, Mass., 12. 274, 404, 411.
Walpole, N. H., 7. 276 ; 17. 362.
Walsh, Michael, 2. 564. Naturalized, 4.
360.
WALSH, ROBERT, LL.D., 4. 153, 240.
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
i. 289. Elected, i. 332. Letter from,
to Hon. Edward Everett, 4. 231-234.
His death, 4. 240. Extract from a let-
ter of, 12. 443.
Walsh, Mrs., Robert, .donation from, 7t
168.
Walsingham, Sir Francis, 12. 102, 287 n. ;
16. 432, 434; 19. 77, 78, 78 n., 82, 83 n.
Walsingham, Sir William de Grey, Lord,
19. 216.
Walter, Arthur May nard, A.B., 12. 24;
Z7. 403 ; 19. 176. Donations from, i.
191, 193. Secretary and member of
the Anthology Club, 2. 387 n., 388 n.
Walter, Cornelia W., 19. 227.
Walter, Lynde M., 19. 227.
Walter, Rev. Nehemiali, 2. 449 n. ; 6. 346 ;
8. 28; 9. 358; 17. 263, 265, 268, 269.
269 n., 270-272 ; 20. 5, 212. Letter of
Judge Sewall to, 12. 362.
Walter, Rev. Thomas, 20. 212. His
Thursday Lecture, I. 153.
Walter, William, Jr., donation from, x.
98.
Walter, Rev. William, D.D., 15. 169, 171 ;
19. 232 ; 20. 336. Extract from a let-
ter of, to Jonathan Simpson, 15. 170.
Letters of, to Rev. Dr. Parker, 19. 233-
236. Address of, to the Vestry of St.
George's Parish, 19. 237, 238. Reply
of that body, 19. 238, 239.
Walterstorff, M. de, 7. 146 n.
Waltham, Mass., 4. 99 ; 7. 208 ; 10. 417-
419 ; 12. 404, 406. Origin of the name
of, 12. 413 ; 15. 12 ; 16. 112, 280, 286 n.,
287,290, 291,294, 297, 302 n., 305 ; 17.
2, 386, 387 ; 19. 84, 318. Historical
sketch of, 2. 394. Growth of the town,
3-14.
Waltham Union League, donation from,
7. 298.
Walther, Rev. Christopher Theodosius,
17. 149.
Walther, Rudolph, 10. 404.
Walton, Bishop Bryan, his ' Biblia Poly-
glotta,' 18. 425, 426.
Walton, Gov. George, 15. 393.
Walton, Izaak, 10. 432 ; 14. 21 ; 19. 388.
Waiver, Rev. Abraham, 8. 11, 20, 25.
Wamkomen, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Wampatuck, Josias, the elder, Indian sa-
chem, 17. 52. Deed of, 3. 217.
Wampatuck, Josias, the younger, Indian
sachem, 17. 51-55. Deed of Boston by,
z7. 52-55.
Wandsworth Burial-ground, 14. 199.
Wanerson, Indian sagamore, 14. 145.
Wanley, Humphrey,^. 126-128.
Wannerton, see Warnerton.
Wanton, Col Joseph, d. 1782, 7. 224.
Wanton, Gov. Joseph, d. 1780, 15. 333.
Wapawnumquott, Pequot Indian, 16.
402.
War club from the Sandwich Islands,
presented, n. 143, 252.
War Department, see United States, War
Department.
War of 1812, 6. 242-244, 435 ; n. 53, 492-
495 ; Z2. 180.
Warburton, William, Bishop of Gloucester,
6. 151, 152.
Ward, Mr., 7. 232.
Ward, Mr., 16. 149.
Ward, Mr., Lord Commissioner of the. Great
Seal, 4. 163, 164 n.
Ward, Andrew H., his 'History of
Shrewsbury ' cited, 16. 67 n., 87 n.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
473
Ward, Gen. Artemas, i. 203, 205; 3. 218,
219 ; 4. 59, 78, 79, 81, 82, 296 ; 6. 182 ;
7. 200, 230, 244, 248, 253 ; n. 10, 226;
12. 82, 260 ; 13. 58; 14. 38, 68, 73, 282,
283, 290, 290 ; 15. 66, 70, 75, 85, 87, 89,
97, 114, 128, 129; 16. 291, 340, 341, 347,
357 n., 375 n. ; 17. 23. Commission to
Capt. Mug-ford signed by, i. 204. Let-
ter to Pres. Adams, 2. 443. Appointed
commander-in-chief, 4. 72. Letter from,
to George Washington, 4. 299. Under
promise to give himself up to Mr.
Shays, 5. 15. His advice to Congress,
5. 365. Letters from various persons
to, 12. 121-125. Commission of, from
Colony of Massachusetts Bay, 12. 121.
Resignation accepted by Congress, 12.
123. Officers of the regiment of, 15. 75,
75 n.
Ward, Hon. Artemas, LL.D., 5. 368,
369 n.; n. 258; 19. 177. Contributes
to purchase the Society's building, i.
465 n. Letter to, from Gov. Gore, 12.
125.
Ward, Benjamin C., partner of N. Apple-
ton, 5. 2(55.
Ward, Frances Fidelia (Mrs. Lamson),
ii. 258.
WARD, GEORGE A., 8. 8, 43, 77. Nomi-
nated a Corresponding Member, 2. 238.
Elected, 2. 240. Donation from, 2.
243. Accepts membership, 2. 258. His
death, 7. xiii. His 'Journal of Samuel
Curwen ' cited. 16. 287 n.
Ward, Hester, 16. 263.
Ward, James, 8. 11,20,25.
Ward, James C., donation from, 8. 76, 77.
Ward. John, his ' Lives of the Professors
of Gresham College ' cited, 16. 217 n.
Ward, Rev. John, 5/496; 12. 397.
Ward, John, selectman, 1679, 13. 112.
Ward, John Eliot, 2. 158. Donation from,
4. 1.
Ward, John Langdon, donation from, 15.
161.
Ward, Col. Jonathan, 15. 75, 88, 92, 94,
99-102, 109, 119, 122, 124, 160.
Ward, Joseph, 15. 87 n., 128. Letter of,
to John Adams, 14. 282.
Ward, Joshua, 4. 78.
Ward, Joshua A., donation from, 2. 320.
Ward, Nahum, 2. 199; 17. 175.
Ward, Rev. Nathaniel, 5. 140; 17. 341,
348. His ' Simple Cobbler of Agawam/
i. 32 ; 6. 74.
Ward, Samuel, d. 1839, favors the re-
sumption of specie payment, 5. 289.
Ward, Samuel, his gift to Harvard Col-
lege of Ward's Island, 6. 349, 850.
Ward, Col. Samuel, 4. 299 ; 5. 48-50 ; 6.
201 ; 12. 200.
Ward, Rev. Samuel, 7. 21. Extracts from
his 'Answers to the Commissioners for
Causes Ecclesiastical,' 13. 344.
Ward, Seth, Bishop of Salisbury, 16. 239.
Ward, Mrs. Susan (Mrs. Rogers), 5. 495,
496.
Ward, Thomas, 16. 265.
Ward, Thomas W., subscribes toward
the reprint of certain volumes of the
Collections, 2. 347, 368.
Ward, Townsend, 14. 329.
Ward, Mass., 3. 193.
Wardapiet, Rev. Thomas, letter to, in re-
gard to his donation to the Library of
Harvard College, 6. 346.
WARDEN, DAVID BAILEY, M.D., i. 265 ;
14. 167. Vote of thanks to, i. 278. Li-
brary of, i. 278 n. Nominated a Cor-
responding Member, i. 425. Elected,
i. 425. His ' Bibliotheca Americana/
1. 479.
Warden, James, n. 393.
Warden, Joseph, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 268.
Warden, William, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 18. 268.
Wardner, Gabriel, 12. 107.
Ward's Island, 6. 350.
Wardwell, Jeremiah, 15. 255.
Ward well, Lydia, 18. 390.
Wardwell, Samuel, 20. 289 n., 312, 314-
317.
Wardwell, Samuel, the younger, 20. 314.
Wardwell, Mrs. Sarah, 20. 289 n., 314,
315.
Wardwell, William T., donation from,
4. 429.
Ware, Anne, 6. 416.
Ware, Ashur, 2. 278.
Ware, Mrs. Elizabeth (Waterhouse), 2.
282.
Ware, Mrs. Henry, 2. 278.
Ware, Rev. Henry, D.D., H.C. 1785, d.
1845, Hollis Professor of Divinity, 2.
272, 278; 5. 413-416, 419; 8. 117; 10.
219, 230, 235 ; 20. 233, 235. His elec-
tion to the Hollis Professorship of
Divinity at Harvard College, 6. 284,
312. His eulogy on Pres. Webber, i.
219.
WARE, Rev. HENRY, Jr., D.D., H.C.
1812, d. 1843, i. 348, 374, 384, 386,
494, 499; n. 378; 18. 174; 19. 300;
20. 405, 412, 415. His death, i. xliii ;
2. 259 n., 272, 281. Nominated a Resi-
dent Member, i. 338. Elected, i. 339.
Present at meetings of the Society, 2.
62, 86. ' Memoir of/ 2. 278-282. Ap-
pointed Professor in Divinity School
at Cambridge, 2. 280, 281. Elected a
member of the Historical Society in
1822, 2. 281. A member of many
organizations, 2. 281. His degree, 2.
282. His marriages, 2. 282. His as-
sessments to be remitted, 2. 293. Suc-
ceeded by Dr. Francis, 8. 243. His
poem on * The Pursuit of Fame/ 2.
278. Edits the ' Christian Disciple/ 2.
281.
474
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Ware, Sir James, 6. 416.
Ware, Sir James, Jr., 6. 416.
Ware, John, M.D., 14. 392 ; 17. 425, 426,
447 ; 20. 241. Letter from, concerning
assessments due to the Society, 2. 2y2,
293.
Ware, Mrs. Mary (Clarke), 2. 278.
Ware, Mrs. Mary (Pickard), 2. 282.
Ware, Mary L., 20. 412.
Ware, Rev. William, donation from, 2.
220.
Ware, William R., 17. 104.
Ware, Mass., 12. 407; 19. 397. Origin
of the name of, 12. 416.
Wareham, Mass., 12.404, 407; 19. 430;
20. 230. Origin of the name of, 12.
414.
Warham ( Warhum, Warum), Rev. John,
5. 137, 138; xi. 399; 17. 343, 348.
Warner, Adj., 14. 87; 15. 92, 95, 102;
16. 156. '
Warner, dipt., Belchertown, 19. 421.
Warner, Col., 15. 89.
Warner, Andrew, 8. 2.
Warner, Capt. Nathaniel, 15. 86.
Warner, Oliver, donation from, 4. 373.
Warner, Rev. Richard, his ' Attempt to
ascertain the Situation of the Ancient
Clausentum,' i. 154.
Warner, Samuel, n. 316, 317.
Warner, Col. Seth, 6. 357, 358.
Warnerton, Thomas, Laconia Company,
14. 372 n., 376 n., c.
Warren, Adm., tavern sign, 17. 204.
Warren, Mrs. Abby B. (Hedge), 19.
426.
Warren, Abraham, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 18. 268.
Warren, Lieut. Benjamin, 15. 77.
Warren, Charles, donations from, 2. 185,
489.
WARREN, Hon. CHARLES H., 4. 14, 140,
142-146, 148, 308, 330; 5. 104; 7. 145;
12. 7, 68; 13. 325; 14. 25, 154, 189;
15. 368 ; 18. 352. Elected a Resident
Member, 3. 152. Accepts membership,
3. 156. Donations from, 3. 181, 204,
262; 4. 52, 54, 122, 123, 235, 247; 5.
58, 440, 441. Presents pamphlet con-
cerning ' The Last Great Plague,' 3.
181. To complete the memoir of the
late I. P. Davis, 3. 206. Presents
books and letters on behalf of William
D. Cooper, 3. 251. Signs a memorial
remonstrating against a petition of the
Historic, Genealogical Society for a
change of its name, 3. 266-270. Of
committee for examination of Dr.
Pierce's memoirs, with a report of the
same, 3. 281 ; 4. 109. Gift of, 4. 13.
Of Publishing Committee, 4. 19, 273 ;
5. 152. The Society meets at his
house, 4. 140. Motion, 4. 311. Of
Standing Committee, 5. vii, 1%. Of
Auditing Committee, 5. 160. Of Nom-
inating Committee, 5. 486. Vote of
thanks to, for services on Standing
Committee, 6. 20. Communicates a
letter from William Durrani Cooper,
6. 22. His death, 13. xviii; 19. 427.
Death of, announced by Mr. Adams,
13. 318. Resolutions of the Society,
13. 319. Ellis Ames and Prof. Wash-
burn address the Society, 13. 320. Let-
ter of Gov. Clifford on the death of,
13. 323, 324. Gov. Clifford appointed to
prepare a memoir of, 13. 324. Anec-
dote of, 14. 190. ' Memoir of,' by Mr.
W. Warren, 19. 424-428. His birth
and ancestry, 19. 424. Education, 19.
425, 426. Marriage, 19. 426. Success
at the bar, 19. 426. District Attorney,
19. 426. Judge of the Common Pleas,
19. 426. President of the Boston &
Providence R. R. Co., 19. 426, 427.
Services in the State Senate, 19. 426.
Removal to Plymouth, 19. 427. His
character, 19. 427, 428.
Warren, Edward, M.D., his 'Life of Dr.
John Warren ' cited, 13. 202.
Warren, Eleanor (Mrs. Allen), 16. 78 n.
Warren, Mrs. Elizabeth, d. 1773, 15. 338.
Warren, Mrs. Elizabeth, 19. 382.
Warren, George, 19. 162.
Warren, Henry, 19. 424.
Warren, Lieut. Isaac, 15. 84.
Warren, James, Boston, 3. 343; 4. 256,
257 ; 20. 325.
Warren, Gen. James, d. 1808, 4. 71; 5.
355; 7. 424; 12. 09 n. 258; 13. 183,
207, 214, 224; 14. 31, 267 ; 15. 135, 148,
152; 16. 85, 93; 19. 424. Suggests
Washington as General, 4. 71. Letter
from, to his wife, 12. 68, 69. Letter
of, to John Adams, on battle of Bun-
ker Hill, 14. 79. Letters to Samuel
Adams, 14. 80, 277, 280. Letter of
Samuel Adams to, 15. 205.
Warren, James, Jr., son of the preceding,
7. 424.
Warren, James Sullivan, donations from,
4. 54; 5. 172, 193.
Warren, Jane (Mrs. Grant), 14. 150.
Warren, John, donation from, 2. 177.
Warren, John, M.D., i. 324, 326, 328,
330; 2. 197; 4. 73, 82, 84, 86; 7. 179,
250; 8. 321, 365; 15. 128; 17. 392, 395,
396; 18. 380. A member of the An-
thology Club, 2. 388 n. Proposes a
Medical School, 7. 181, 182. Dr.
Rand's opinion of, 7. 181, 182. Ap-
pointed Professor, his early trials, 7.
182-184. Dr. Edward Warren's 'Life
of,' 13. 202.
Warren, John C., M.D., i. 439; 4. 46; 5.
281, 292; 8. 321; 10. 410; 14. 9, 17;
15. 403 ; 17. 409. Donations from, i.
219 ; 2. 498, 599 ; 3. 37. Classmate of
D. A. White, 5. 178; 6. 271. And
ether, 5. 506.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
475
Warren, Jonathan Mason, M.D., 6. 37 ;
10. 85. Donations from, 8. 403 ; 9.
347.
Warren, Gen. Joseph, 4. 23, 20, 57 ; 7.
110, 117; 8. 410, 411, 441; n. 105,
142 ; 12. 45, 68, 69 n., 121, 194, 258 ; 13.
153, 150, 107, 191, 258; 14.36, 40, CO,
74, 75, 77, 78, 80, 81, 92, 96, 241, 208,
310; 15. 60, 165, 160, 168, 169; 16. 288,
371, 372, 374, 375 ; 17. 330, 331, 333 ; 18.
134, 150 n., 345, 443; 20. 15. His Fifth
of March Oration, i. 18. Monument
to, i. 325; 6. 177, 178; 14. 65. A
communication concerning the erec-
tion of a monument to, 2. 337. Letter
from, to Edmund Dana, 2. 477, 478.
His day-book exhibited, 3. 131. His
danger at Menotomy, 4. 294. Exchanges
prisoners, 5. 327. Letter from, to Gen.
Heatli, 5. 365. Quoted in regard to free-
dom, 6. 175. Letter from, to B: Frank-
lin, 7. 125. As a doctor, 7. 178. Chosen
Major-General, 7. 190, 191. His death,
7. 374 ; ii. 227 ; 14. 64. Sword said to
have been worn by, at the battle of
Bunker Hill, 9. 348. Portrait of, by
Copley, 12. 230; 14. 32. Place of his
death, 14 64. First monument to,
on Breed's Hill, 14. 65. Agreement
of, in purchasing a negro boy, 14. 101.
llis house in Hanover Street, Boston,
14. 101.
Warren, Lieut. Joseph, 15. 82 n., 83.
Warren, Lieut. Josiah, 15. 80.
Warren, Mary, tempted by witches, 5.
34. Her testimony against G: Bur-
roughs, 5. 35, 36.
Warren, Mary (Mrs. Bigelow), 17. 386.
Warren, Mrs. Mary (Winslow), 19. 424.
Warren, Mrs. Mercy (Otis), 12. 68,
69 n., 323; 13. 214; 16. 174; 19. 424.
Letter of Mrs. Winthrop to, 14. 29-
31.
Warren, Pelham W., donation from, 2.
352.
Warren, Lieut. Perez, 15. 76.
Warren, Adm. Peter, his correspondence
with Sir W. Pepperell and others, i.
22 ; 10. 324.
Warren, Richard, 1620, 13. 389 ; 19. 381,
382, 424.
Warren, Richard, donations from, 4. 286 ;
5. 25, 30. Welcomes a Massachusetts
regiment at New York, 7. 81.
Warren, Capt. Samuel, 15. 77.
Warren, Samuel, Q. C., extract from an
article by, in ' Blackwood's Magazine,'
15. 371. Death of, announced, 15.
371 n.
Warren, Samuel D., 19. 357.
Warren, Lieut. William, 15. 81.
Warren, William W., donations from, 5.
203, 205; 7. 373. Letter from, to S.
Lincoln, 5. 205, 206. Vote of thanks
to, 5. 206.
WARREN, WINSLOW, LL.B., 14. 188; 15.
300, 300 n. ; 16. 162 ; 17. 294 ; 18. 27 ;
19. 356, 386, 423. Elected a Resident
Member, 12. 316. Communicates a let-
ter of Samuel Adams to James Warren,
13. 205. Donation from, 13. 205. Of
committee to publish a volume of Revo-
lutionary papers, 13. 232. Remarks
by, on the death of Gov. Clifford, 14.
189. Elected a Member of the Stand-
ing Committee, or Executive Commit-
tee of the Council, 15 276; 16. 173;
17. 76. Remarks on the death of Mr.
Edmund Quincy, 15. 300. Calls at-
tention to the destruction of historical
documents, 17. 327. Of committee to
nominate officers, 17. 362 ; 19. 251.
Presents the annual report of the
Council for the year ending April,
1880, 18. 25-27. Reports for the com-
mittee to nominate officers, 18. 36.
Vote of thanks to, 18. 36. Of com-
mittee on the Washington letters, 18.
288. Remarks by, on the deatli of Mr.
Tuttle, 19. 11, 12. Of a committee to
publish the ' Washington Letters,' 20.
350. ' Memoir of Judge Warren ' by,
I9 424-428.
Warren, Maine, Eaton's ' Annals of,' 13.
441.
Warren, Mass., see Western.
Warren, R. I, 12. 401 n.
Warsaw Island, cotton plantation on, 3.
225, 227.
Warton, Philip, Baron Wharton, see
Wliarton.
Warton, Thomas, his ' History of Eng-
lish Poetry ' cited, 18. 404.
Warton, Thomas, Earl of Wharion, see
Wharton.
Warum (Warham), Rev. John, 5. 137.
See Warham.
Warville, Jean Pierre Brissot de, 13.
239.
Warwick, Countess of, 4. 400.
Warwick, Francis Greville Brooke, Earl
of, 12. 417.
Warwick, Robert Rich, Earl of, 2. 543,
545; 12. 336; 20. 42, 43, 102. And
the Narragansett Patent, 3. 65 ; 6. 45-
50, 75. His signature to the Narragan-
sett Patent, 5. 40, 405. Made Gover-
nor-in-chief of the plantations in Amer-
ica, 5. 400. Letter of, to Rev. Hugh
Peter, 12. 337.
Warwick, barque, 14. 376 n. A., 381.
Warwick, Mass., 12. 405, 407, 417.
Warwick, R. /., 6. 50 n., 61, 62; 8. 195;
17. 86. Baptist Church of, 8. 221.
Warwick Neck, R. /., 19. 327.
Warvvicke [mistake for Maverick], 10.
381.
Wasasketuwen, 2. 290 n.
Washburn, Charles A., u. 144.
Washburn, Ebenezer, 15. 84.
476
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
WASHBDRX, Hon. EMORY, LL.D., 2.
255 n.; 4.51,308,383,384; 8.43; 10.
37, 334, 411,453; n. 32. 33, 46, 271,
336, 342; 12. 4, 6, 8, 9, 171, 250, 251 ;
13. 63, 299, 320, 323; 14. 102, 319;
15. 255, 274, 372 ; 16. 307 ; 17. 24-28,
30, 32, 381; 18. 352; 19. 13, 143; 20.
298, 328, 329. His death, i. xliv ;
15. xvi. Subject of lecture, 2. 226 n.
Nominated a Resident Member, z. 570.
Elected, 2. 572. Accepts membership,
2. 574. Present at meetings of the
Society, 2 607. Donations from, 3.
38, 66, 110, 126; 4. 112, 286, 384, 438;
5. 1, 30, 145, 440; 6. 82; 7. 338, 474;
8. 201; 9. 227; n. 501. Offers res
olutions in memory of Mr. Hoar, 3. 122.
Remarks and resolutions concerning
the Dowse Library, 3. 173, 174. Signs
memorial protesting against the change
of name sought by the Historic, Gene-
alogical Society, 3. 266-270. Of Com-
mittee to represent the Society, with
regard to its name, and the report of
the Committee, 3. 270, 332. Of Stand-
ing Committee, 4. 19, 272; 6. 19; 7.
26. Early charters of Massachusetts,
4. 154-167. Motion, 4. 310, 392 ; 10.
32; 12. 212. Presides, 4. 329, 365.
Resolutions, 4. 426. Of Nominating
Committee, 4. 438. Presents manu-
scripts from Dr. Lowell, 5. 2. Report
of the Standing Committee for the
years ending April, 1860, 5. 18-21 ;
April, 1864, 7. 349-351. Vote of thanks
to, 5. 29; 7. 364. Receives the Prince
of Wales, 5. 97. Remarks upon Mr.
Quincy's letter, 6. 85. Of committee
to advise in regard to the funds of
the Society, 6. 426. Reports a Declar-
ation of Trust, 7. 9. Letters from, to
D. M'Conaughy, 7. 155, 156, 158, 159.
Letter to, from J: A. Andrew, 7. 155-
158. Remarks on the death of E.
Everett, 8. 160-168. Of J. Willard, 8.
284-289. Remarks of, 10. 37, 48, 312.
Report on the ' Hutchinson Papers,' 10.
133. Elected Vice-President, n. 243 ;
12. 80, 225; 13. 21, 279; 14. 28, 328.
Of committee on the ' Hutchinson Pa-
pers,' ii. 326. Remarks by, n. 388,
497. Appointed delegate to the ' Ply-
mouth Celebration,' 11. 492. Of a com-
mittee on increase of membership, with
report of the same, 12. 170 ; 14. 327 ;
15. 181. Remarks by, on a visit to
New Brunswick, 13. 76-78. Pays a
tribute to the memory of Judge Par-
ker, 14. 103. Exhibits a letter from
Horace Binney, 14. 107. Appointed to
prepare a memoir of Judge Parker,
14. 108. Communicates ' Memoir of
Judge Parker,' 14. 171. Letter from,
on the death of Gov. Clifford, 14. 191.
Reads note and documents from Ed-
ward Kent, 14. 329. Vote of thanks
to, 15. 251. Death of, announced by
the President, 15. 259. Resolutions of
the Society on the death of, 15. 260.
Noticed in Report of the Council, 15.
267. Autograph and portrait of, face
17. 23. 'Memoir of,' by Dr. A. P.
Peabody. 17. 23-32. His ancestry, 17.
23, 24. Birth, 17. 24. College life, 17.
24. Commences the practice of law,
17. 25. Elected Governor of Mas-
sachusetts, 17. 26. Appointed profes-
sor in Harvard Law School, 17. 26.
Public trusts, 17. 26, 27. A member
of various societies, 17. 27. Marriage,
17. 28. Death, 17. 28. Traits of char-
acter, 17. 28-30. List of his publi-
cations, 17. 30-32. Paper on the 'Ex-
tinction of Slavery in Massachusetts,'
3. 188-203 ; 6. 108, 109 ; 13. 297. Pa-
per on Braddock's Campaign, 3. 230-
237. His ' History of Leicester,' 4.
343; 6. 85, 177; 16. 68. Quoted on
Peter Salem, 6. 177. On the extinction
of villenage in England, 7. 307-326.
' The Origin and Sources of the Bill
of Rights declared in the Constitution
of Massachusetts,' by, 8. 294-313 ; 13.
304 ». 'Memoir of Hon. Levi Lincoln'
by, 10. 313; n. 47-83. Paper by, on
the 'Tenure of Lands in New England,'
13. 114-121. Paper by, on the ' Vaca-
tion of the Colony Charter, and the
Repeal of the Laws made under it,' 13.
451-459. 'Memoir of Judge Parker'
by, 14. 172-179. 'Memoir of Col.
William Henshaw ' by, 15. 65-73. His
'Judicial History of Massachusetts'
cited, 19. 142 n., 143 n., 152 n. • 20. 298 n.
Washburn, John, 17. 23.
WASHBURN, JOHN D., LL.D., 20. 189.
Elected a Resident Member, 20. 45.
Accepts membership, 20. 57.
Washburn, Joseph, 17. 23.
Washburn, Mrs. Marianne Cornelia
(Giles), 17. 28.
Washburn, Mrs. Ruth (Davis), 17. 24.
Washburn, Capt. Seth, 15. 75 ; 17. 23.
WASHBURNE, Hon. ELIHU B., 13. 331;
15. 318. Elected an Honorary Mem-
ber, 19. 210. Accepts membership, 19.
230. His ' Memoir of Gov. Coles,' 19.
124.
Washburne, Gov. William B., 12. 233.
Washington, Andrew, 17. 240.
Washington, Augustine, 17. 240, 241.
Washington, Augustine, J'ather of Presi-
dent Washington, 17. 241.
Washington, Bushrod, LL.D., 10. 184;
13. 126, 254, 288 ; 14. 107 ; 19. 32, 33.
And J. Sparks, 10. 250, 251, 254, 259.
Bequeaths Gen. Washington's seal, 7.
374.
Washington, Mrs. Bushrod, 19 34.
Washington, Charles, 17. 241.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
477
Washington, Elizabeth, 17. 241.
Washington, George, President of the
United States, x. 77, 180, 131, 179 n.,
181, 184, 186, 218, 271 n., 298, 300, 325,
326, 330, 340, 390,40(5, 412 ; 2 14 n., 23,
226 ; 3. 51, 69, 98 ; 4. 22, 27, 28, 34, 35,
44, 59, 61, 67 n., 68, 73, 82, 83, 87, 113,
144, 233, 244, 273, 288, 205, 300, 306,
313; 5. 5, 206, 222, 327, 350, 352, 354,
358 ; 6. 85, 130, 150, 154, 242, 261 ; 7.
167, 200, 209, 210, 214, 216, 217, 221,
234, 235, 241, 249, 252, 331, 395 ; 8. 96,
105, 320, 461, 474, 476, 485; 10. 85,
159, 162, 172, 298, 342, 439, 475; n.
6, 7, 104, 111, 224, 323, 352, 353,489;
12. 32, 36, 60, 79, 81, 122, 123, 125, 157,
194, 196, 197, 229, 332; 13. 131, 186,
192, 211, 278, 295, 371, 381, 425,441;
14. 32, 40, 66, 80, 82, 86, 95, 97, 105,
106, 184, 217, 222, 229, 232, 233, 237,
245, 254, 258, 273, 275, 289-291, 296,
310, 311, 314, 320, 331-335, 337, 342,
353, 355, 3-37, 387, 393; 15. 9, 17, 26-
28, 34-36, 39-42, 50-55, 57, 58, 61, 62,
64, 70-73, 113, 116, 117, 119, 158, 213,
254, 304 n.. 323, 390, 391, 391 n., 402,
403; 16. 38', 69 n., 121, 123, 151, 162, 163,
174, 291, 336, 340, 357 n., 360, 366, 367,
376, 377, 451 ; 17. 23, 48, 50, 62 n., 63,
80, 82, 134, 163, 188, 215, 232, 240, 241,
293, 361, 372, 395; 18 2, 76, 141 n., 183,
191, 194-196 n., 286, 326, 382, 443 ; 19.
34, 57, 58, 67, 67 n., 70 n., 71 n., 73, 100,
103, 126, 220. 240, 341, 393 n.; 20. 89-
91, 93, 99, 101, 183, 201, 203, 208, 225,
327, 313, 344, 351. Marshall's 'Life
of,' I. 106 n.; 3. 113. Sermons, Ora-
tions, and Eulogies on the death of, I.
130, 137, 138, 145, 146; 3. 336; 4. 87-
98, 232, 395, 396, 402, 413-415; 6. 114-
119, .185, 297,299, 329, 370 n.; 8. 105,
144 ; 13. 346, 350. Epaulets of, given
to the Society, i. 178 ; 3. 133 ; 4. 6 ; 5.
97, 194. Busts of, i. 192 ; 3. 169, 170 ;
19. 59. Proposal to celebrate the an-
niversary of the birth of, i. 447, 448,
450. Portraits of, 2. 23, 25 ; 3 309, 310,
310 n., 359 ; 4. 284 ; 5. 104 ; 7. 300, 359 ;
g.243,249; n. 84,1-29, 230. 292; 12.
231 ; 13. 126, 243, 254, 324, 350 n., 375 ;
14. 26, 27, 38, 159, 160, 248; 16. 11 ; 18.
118 ; 19. 247 ; 20. 100, 188. Portrait of,
deposited with the Society, 2. 23, 23 n. ;
3. iv. The portrait presented to the
Society, 2. 25. 'Crossing the Dela-
ware,' a picture of, donated to the So-
ciety, 2. 175, 176. The picture to be
repaired, 2. 572, 573. Instructions of,
2. 229 n. Letters of, 2. 229 n. Letter
to Gen. Sullivan, donation of, 2 237,
237 n. Portrait of, to be repaired, 2.
289 n., 606. Letter from, to Pres. Wil-
lard, 2. 490. Letter to Capt. Gibbs, 2.
490. The box sent him by the Earl of
Buchan, 2. 532 n., 533 n. Letter from,
concerning the sale of the Big Kenhawa
lands, 3. 91. Chairs made from timber
taken from his house, donated to the
Society, 3. 123, 125. French medal of,
donated to the Society, 3. 133. Manu-
script volume containing his Address
to his officers referred to the Standing
Committee, 3. 206. At Fort Necessity,
3. 230. His first military encounter, 3.
234. At Cambridge Common, 3 309.
Portrait of, faces 3. 309. Victory over
Lord Corn wa His, 3. 334, 335. Statue
of, by Crawford, 3. 336; 4. 95. Honors
bestowed on, 3. 336. Unjustifiably
represented by Mr. Thackeray, 3. 336.
Gorget of, 4. 45, 46 ; 14. 340 ; 15. 402,
404. View of headquarters at Cam-
bridge, 4. 56. Remarks by Hon. R. C.
Winthrop on his assuming his com-
mission, 4. 56-62. His Farewell Ad-
dress, 4. 62, 63. Interview with Massa-
chusetts delegates, 4. 69. Attends the
Second Congress in uniform, 4. 70. His
nomination to command, 4. 71-75.
Relies of, 4. 86. History of Everett's
oration on, 4. 87-98. Letter from, to
Rev. Jeremy Belknap, 4. 136-138. His
uniform, 4. 150-152 ; 7. 289 n. His blue
ribbon, 4. 151-153. Not a marshal of
France, 4. 153, 154. Extract from a
letter, 4. 154, Address to, and eulogy
on, 4. 232. Miniature of, 4. 284; 7.
300. Letter from, to Gen. W: Heath,
4. 289, 290. Letters to, from W: Heath,
4. 296, 297, 305, 306. Letter to, from
A. Ward, 4. 299. Irving's ' Life of,'
4. 395, 396, 402, 413-415. Autograph
of, given to the Prince of Wales, 5. 97,
98. Sir Laurence his ancestor, 5. 148.
His letters in Mr. Sparks's hands, 5.
199. And the exchange of prisoners,
5. 331-342. On the rights of mankind,
6. 96. And Montesquieu, 6. 96. Dele-
gate to the Convention at Philadelphia
in 1787, 6. 112, 113. Attitude towards
slavery, 6. 113-119, 239. Sparks's « Life
of,' 6." 114-119, 370 n. Appointed to
attend the Convention at Williams-
burg. 6. 114. Letter of, to Bryan Fair-
fax, 6. 114. Letter from, to John F.
Mercer, 6. 115. Letters from, to Rob-
ert Morris, 6. 115. Letter to Sir John
Sinclair, 6. 115. Correspondence with
Lafayette, 6. 115-117. His will, his
slaves freed, 6. 117-119. Meets the
Committee of Conference, 6. 184. Or-
ders issued that negroes serve as sol-
diers, 6. 185, 234. Letter from, to Joseph
Reed, 6. 191, 192. Correspondence with
Gen. Greene, 6. 193, 222, 231 , 234. His
license to continue the enlistment of
negroes, 6. 197, 198. Letter to, from
Gen. Varnum, 6. 201. Correspondence
with Gov. Cooke, 6. 201-205. Proposal
made by Gen. Varnum, 6. 202. Letter
478
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Washington, Pres. George (continued).
to, from J. Cadwallader, 6. 210. Cor-
respondence with Hon. H: Laurens, 6.
214, 218, 219, 222-224. Action with
Gen. Heath, 6. 259. Framing of the
Federal Constitution, 6. 271. Death
of, 6. 281. Inquiry demanded by Gen.
St. Clair, 6. 358. Correspondence witli
Congress, 6. 365. Views on peace after
the Revolutionary War, 6. 368. Letter
to Gen. Knox, 6. 373 n. Appointment
of Gen. Knox as Secretary of State, 6.
377. Approves the plan of Gen. Knox,
6. 399. On the Rebellion in Pennsyl-
vania, 6. 400. Urgency of turning the
knowledge gained by the Revolution
to public account, 6. 401, 402. Orderly-
book of the Revolutionary Army, 7.
135, 136. Letter of, 7. 137, 138. ' Was
Washington a marshal of France?' Dr.
Webb on, 7. 143-152, 283-291. Ap-
pointed General, 7. 193, 194. Plot to
murder, 7. 259. Poem addressed to, by
Phillis Wheatley, 7. 268. Letter to
Phillis Wheatley alluded to, 7. 276 n.
Corresponds on methods of detecting
counterfeits, 7. 296. Photograph of
miniature likeness of, 7. 300. A re-
duced copy of Stuart's portrait of,
presented, 7. 340. Photographic copy
of his portrait, 7. 359. His epaulets
loaned, 7. 361. His seal offered for sale,
7. 373, 374. His chair, 7. 379. Anec-
dotes of, 7. 496 ; n. 389. And Col. J:
Brooks, 7. 479. In Boston, 8. 174, 175,
321, 411. Called 'Sly Fox,' 8. 440.
Letter of, found, 8. 440. Broadside
proclamation of, presented by Dr. Rob-
bins, 9. 6. Daguerreotype copy of
Sharpless's portrait of, presented by
Mrs. Isaac P. Davis, 9 243. Photo-
graph of a memorial engraving of, pre-
sented, 9. 249. Letter of, to Jonathan
Williams, 9. 473. Profile of, 10. 14;
13. 126. Remarks on the inscription
on Dighton Rock, 10 114-116. Story's
eulogy on, 10. 177. Sparks's edition of
bis writings, 10. 252-273, 307, 449, 450.
His headquarters at Cambridge, 10.
259. His library presented to the Bos-
ton Athenaeum, 10. 445. And Gen.
Jackson on negro soldiers, 10. 464.
Lithograph of, presented to the Soci-
ety, 10. 470. Washington pitchers, 10
485. Copy of a pen-and-ink sketch of,
presented, n. 84. Account of a por-
trait of, by Stuart, in the possession of
Henry E. Pierrepont, 11. 229, 230.
Letter relating to an enamel portrait
of, n. 292. Engraving from Biren's
miniature of, presented, n. 292. Medal
commemorating his death, presented,
n. 333. Letters of, to Lund Washing-
ton, 12. 53-56. Letter to Gen. Artemas
Ward, 12. 124. Letter to Richard
Henry Lee, 12. 171. Account of his
headquarters in Cambridge, by Mr.
Charles Deane, 12. 257-263. Painting
of, by Copley, 12. 321. Medals relating
to, 12. 331. Silhouette likeness of, pre-
sented, 13. 126. Autographs of, 13.
216. Pen-and-ink portrait of, by J.
Hiller, presented, 13. 243. Miniature
of, in plaster, exhibited, 13. 254. Med-
als awarded to, given to the Society's
Cabinet, 13. 288. Mr. Appleton's de-
scription of the medals, 13. 289-292.
His message on the Treaty Papers, 13.
305. Engraving of Stuart's portrait of,
13. 305. A copy of the Albemarlc por-
trait of, presented to the Society, 13.
324. Guizot's 'Life of,' 13. 346,350.
The Albemarle portrait, 13. 350 n. ; 14.
26, 27, 159; arrival of, at the Society's
rooms, 13. 366. French engraving of
portrait of, 13. 375. Remarks of Mr.
Appleton on the Albemarle portrait of,
13. 375-377. Manly's medal of, 14. 32.
Eulogy of, 14. 38. Remarks by the
President on portraits of, 14. 159, 1GO.
Portrait of, by Le Paon, 14. 159.
Sharples's crayon in National Portrait
Gallery, London, 14. 160. Crayon por-
trait in Wymington Rectory, 14. 160.
Original manuscript of his address to
the officers assembled at Newburgh,
14. 181. Earl Stanhope's estimate of
his character, 14. 193. Newburgh ad-
dress of, 14. 217. Medal voted to, on
evacuation of Boston, 14. 230-232.
Heliotype of his Newburgh address an-
nounced, 14. 231. ' Life of ' (an engrav-
ing), 14. 248. Early services of, to his
country, 14. 263-267. Address of, to
his soldiers in 1756, 14. 264. Elected
Commander-in-chief, 14. 268. Lock of
hair of, once belonging to Alexander
Hamilton, presented, 14. 338. Gorget
of, lent to the Philadelphia Centennial
Exhibition, 14. 340. His reception of
foreign officers, 15. 40. Opinion of,
among English women, 15. 252. Re-
searches concerning the pedigree of,
15. 280. Letter from, to Burrcll Bas-
set, 15. 303, 304. Funeral ceremonies
of, in Boston, 15. 392. A portrait of,
presented to the Cabinet, 16. 11. Map
of the site of birthplace, 17. 239. Ac-
count of a visit to the birthplace of,
17. 239-242. View of his birthplace,
17. 240. Letter of, exhibited, 18. 287.
Early letters of, communicated, 18.
288. Letter of, to Judge Tudor, given,
18. 401. Bust of, by David, 19. 59.
One hundred and fiftieth anniversary
of the birthday of, 19. 245. Remarks
by Mr. Winthrop on a portrait of, by
Trumbull, 19. 247-249. Headquarters
of, at Cambridge, 19. 267. Committee
on the Washington letters, 19 279.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
479
Col. Chester's investigations into the
ancestry of, 19. 3^0. Circular letter
of, i. 12; 6. 370. Resignation and ad-
dress of, I. 19. Collection of his
speeches, i. 103. His address at New-
burgh, i. 334; 5. 1)7; 14. 181. His
' Farewell Address/ 3. 294. ' Political
Legacies of Washington,' 3. 387. Quo-
tation from, 6. 95 ; 7. 133, 134. See also
Washington Letters and Papers, and
Washington Medals.
Washington, Airs. Jane (Butler), 17. 240,
241.
Washington, John, 17. 241.
Washington, Col. John, 13. 278. Silhou-
ette likeness of, presented, 13. 126.
Washington, John Augustine, 17. 241.
Washington, Laurence, ancestor of George
Washington, 5. 148.
Washington, /bVr Laurence, his helmet,
5. 147, 148, 194.
Washington, Lawrence, 17. 240.
Washington, Lawrence, half-brother of
George. 17. 241 ; 18. 305.
Washington, Mrs. Lawrence, 17. 240.
Washington, Lloj'd, 17. 240.
Washington, Lund, 12. 53 n. Letters
from George Washington to, 12. 53-50.
Washington, Mrs. Martha, i. 326 ; 2.
490; it. 7; 12. 258 n.: 15. 402 n. ; 17.
240; 18. 288. Slaves to be freed at her
death, 6. 117, 118. A reduced copy of
Stuart's portrait of, presented, 7. 340.
Photographic copy of her portrait, 7.
359. Daguerreotype copy of Robin-
eon's portrait of, presented, 9. 243.
Profile of, 10. 14.
Washington, Afrs. Mary (Bell), 17. 241.
Washington, Mildred, d. 1690, 17. 240, 241.
Washington, Mildred, sister of President
Washington, 17. 241.
Washington, Robert, 5. 194.
Washington, Robert, 17. 240.
Washington, S. A., offers for sale Gen.
Washington's seal, 7. 373,
Washington, Samuel, 17. 241.
Washington, Mrs. Samuel, 19. 215.
Washington, Col. William A., medal vo-
ted to, 13. 291.
Washington, D.C., 3. 37, 204; 4. 91, 225;
6. 20, 458; 10. 419, 405; u. 136; 16.
176, 180, 209. 318, 360, 382, 383, 401 ;
17. 4, 5, 8, 9, 19, 30, 60, 78, 84, 112,
114, 115, 309, 378, 379 n., 382, 412 ; 18.
24, 50, 51, 58, 66, 176, 191, 207, 214,
215, 217, 248, 284, 323, 417, 423, 436,
437, 443; 19. 2, 14, 18-20, 27, 55, 56,
88, 91, 92, 92 n., 103, 246, 247, 356, 358,
393, 393 n., 439, 443 ; 20. 101, 104, 201,
206, 234, 256, 263, 264, 334, 343, 349,
354, 355, 361. Library at, 2. 117. The
Treaty of, 3. 73 ; 10. 247. First Uni-
tarian Church in, 10. 239. List of sub-
scriptions for a portrait of Hon. R. C.
Winthrop for the Capitol, 19. 356, 357.
Washington, ship, i. 25 ; 12. 41, 130.
Washington and Lee University, 16. 317.
Washington benevolent Society, i. 327,
330; 4. 46; 15. 402, 403, 404 n. Pro-
ceedings of, 7. 304. Proceedings of,
relative to the gorget of Washington,
15. 402, 404. Letter from a committee
of, to Mrs. Peter, 15. 403. Mr. Smith's
remarks on the records of, 16. 376,
377.
Washington chair, 17. 134. Engraving
of, 3. iv.
Washington City, Historical Society of,
2. 71 n. To receive a copy of the Col-
lections, 2. 56. To be invited to join
in the commemoration of the New
England Confederacy, 2. 248.
Washington family, WiUs&ire, 5. 149.
' Washington Globe,' newspaper, 4. 330.
Washington Hall Association, i. 327,
330.
Washington Letters and Papers, 5. 153,
154 ; 10. 22, 149 ; 18. 415. Committee
appointed on a volun.e of, 18. 288, 404.
Washington Medals, inscription on the
case prepared for, 14. 27. Letters
from J. P. Smith and Daniel Webster,
respecting, 20. 343, 344.
Washington Street, Boston, 3. 177 ; 6. 36.
Washington Total Abstinence Society,
18. 238.
Washington's Birthday, 6. 270.
Washington's ' Farewell Address/ 4. 62,
63.
' Washington's Own ' regiment, 7. 149.
Wassamegen, 10. 328.
Watch appointed to guard the ' tea ves-
sels ' in Boston harbor, 20. 11, 13.
Watchanan, Pennot Indian, 16. 402.
Watch u, Peqirot Indian, 16. 402.
Water introduced into the rooms of the
Society, 3. 159.
Waterbury, Brig. -Gen. David, Jr., ex-
changed, 5. 342.
Waterfield, see Brookficld.
Waterford, N. Y., 19 402.
Waterford, Ohio, 17. 179??., 194 n.
Waterhouse, the Misses, 19. 215.
Waterhouso, Benjamin, M.U., 2. 282; 16.
124 ; 17. 395. His discourse before the
Middlesex Medical Association, i. 38.
Appointed Professor, 7. 182, 183. His
' History of Kino Pox/ 20. 45.
Waterhouse, Elizabeth (Mrs. H. Ware,
Jr.), 2. 282.
Waterhouse, Samuel, 19 215. A refugee
from Boston in 1776, 18. 266.
Waterhouse, Samuel, his ' Proposals for
the Life of Admiral Brazen/ i. 19.
Waterhouse, Mrs. Samuel, 19. 215.
Waterhouse, Rev. Thomas, 17. 343.
Waterloo, monument at, 17. 438, 439.
Waterman, Capt., 7. 192; 15. 146.
Waterman, Lieut., 14. 89.
Waterman, Foster, 19. 171, 172, 176.
480
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Waterman, Thomas, donations from, 4.
365 ; 6. 1.
Waterman, Thomas, Jr., deposition of,
20. 8, 9.
Waters, Mr., 4. 84.
Waters, Clifford C., donation from, 10.
881.
Waters, David Jones, donation from, i.
146.
Waters, Henry F., 20 402.
Waters. Col. Josiah, n. 142. Donations
from, i. 55, 139.
Waters, Col. Josiah, Jr., donation from,
i. 156.
Waterston, Robert, 2. 206.
Waterston, Mrs. Robert C., 10. 467.
Lines by (' A Family Picture '), 13.
198, 199.
WATERSTOX, Rev. ROBERT C., A.M., 8.
96, 97, 168, 175, 441, 456, 458, 483-485 ;
g. 176, 374; 10. 22, 141, 174, 430; 12.
8, 41, 82, 145, 184, 214, 232, 250, 386 ;
13. 44, 49, 63, 71, 131, 216, 217, 263,
269, 447; 14. 298, 299; 15. 274, 279,
401 ; 16. 280 ; 18. 183. Elected a Resi-
dent Member, 4. 310. Donations from,
•4. 438; 8. 460, 461; 9. 67; 10. 2, 14,
145; n. 501; 13. Ib4 ; 15. 280. Of
Standing Committee, 5. 195 ; 6. 19 ; 12.
80, 225; 13. 21. Remarks on Rev. C:
Mason, 6. 3. Recording Secretary, pro
tempore, 6. 83-85. Remarks, 6. 83, 84 ;
10. 87, 173 ; n. 139, 497. Reads letter
from Josiah Quincy, 6. 84. Presents a
stamp issued under the Stamp Act,
6. 404. Presents the standard called
the ' Bucks of America/ 6. 404. Mo-
tion, 7. 25. Remarks on death of G:
Sumner, 7. 161. Appointed to pre-
pare a memoir of G: Sumner, 7.. 161.
Reads letters of Washington, 8. 474,
476. Presentation by, of profile like-
nesses of Gen. Washington and Mrs.
Washington, g. 356. Vote of thanks
to, g. 357. Donation by, of a pho-
tograph of St. Botolph's 'Church, Bos-
ton, Eng., g 367. Vote of thanks to,
g. 367. Portrait of Miss Margaret
Shippen, by Major Andre, exhibited
by, g 464. Sonnet to, 10. 422. Intro-
duces W. H. Dall to the Society, n.
142. Chairman of a committee from
the Natural History Society, u. 142.
Vote of the Society on his departure
for California, II. 309. Letter from
San Francisco, n. 347-353. Exhibits
various autographs of Sir Walter
Scott, and remarks on them, 12. 148.
Communication on early school educa-
tion in Boston, 12. 387-391. Allowed
to take certain articles from the Cab-
inet and Library, 13. 132. Special
meeting at his house, 13. 151-216. Re-
marks by, at the Tea-party meeting in
his house, 13. 183-199. Exhibits an
engraving, 13. 232. Of committee to
nominate officers for the Society, 13.
255. Submits the report of the Stand-
ing Committee for the year ending
April, 1874, 13. 264-270. Vote of
thanks to, on retiring from the Stand-
ing Committee, 13. 279. Communi-
cates letters of Dr. Priestley and Dr.
Price, 13. 377. Pays a tribute to Dr.
Walker, 13. 405. Tribute of, to Charles
Sprague, 13. 427-438. Exhibits pane
of glass with Col. Quincy's record of
Gen. Gage's departure from Boston,
14. 316. Remarks by, on the death of
Mr. Quincy, 15. 2!)8. On the deatli of
Mr. Motley, 15. 298. Reads a letter
from Mr. Motley to Mr. Quincy, 15.
298. Presents a palm-leaf carried at
the funeral of Humboldt, a donation
from Mr. Alexander Agassiz, 15. 399.
Donation from, of an engraving of
Humboldt, 15. 399. Remarks by, on
the address of Agassiz at the Hum-
boldt anniversary, 15. 398—401. Pays
a tribute to Judge Bigelow, 16. 176.
His tribute to Mr. Bryant, 16. 185-194.
Of committee to attend Mr. Bryant's
funeral, 16. 194. Tribute of, to Wil-
liam G. Brooks, 17. 12-14. Of com-
mittee to arrange the collection of
autographs of Mrs. Grenville Temple
Wintiirop, 17. 102, 103. Of committee
to arrange the Winthrop autographs,
18. 67. Appointed to prepare a memoir
of Dr. G. B. Emerson, ig. 125. Letters
to, from George Bancroft, 20. 234 ;
from G. B. Emerson, 20. 239, 250, 251 ;
from E. T. Bouve', 20. 245, 246; from
T. T. Bouve, 20. 246, 247. His paper
on the ' Coincidences in the Lives of
George Herbert and George Cotton,'
g. 457. On early school education in
Boston, 12. 387-391. His paper on
the ' Old Elm on Boston Common,' 14.
300-315. His 'Memoir of George Sum-
ner,' 18. 189-223. ' Memoir of George
B. Emerson ' by, 20. 232-259.
Watertown, Mass., 3. 71 ; 4. 58, 85, 380;
5. 156; 6. 349; 7. 207, 212, 214, 215,
217, 223, 228, 232, 286, 237, 246, 250,
256; 8. 241, 202, 344, 363; 10. 100,
328, 415; 12. 172, 205, 207, 257, 395,
410; 16. 16, 68, 80, 81, 83-87, 89-91,
112, 294, 300 H., 302, 3GO ; 17. 98, 142,
178 «., 272-274, 287, 337, 385-387, 432 ;
18. 163, 319; 19. 84, 91-93, 317; 20.
401. Land given to the Indians, 3.
306. Many Bostonians there, 1775, 7.
198, 199, 205. Dr. Francis minister
at, 8. 239, 240. Origin of the name of,
12. 396. First Church in, 18. 263, 298,
405.
Watertown, N. Y., 4. 99.
Watkins, Copt., 16. 350, 352, 354, 361.
Watkins, Nathan, 15. 81 n.
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481
Watkins, Richard, almanac printer, 7. 126.
Watkins, Sergeant Robert, 16. 354.
Watkins, Thomas, 12. 116.
Watriss, Oliver W., 4. 253 ; 5. 23, 190 ; 7.
16, 18, 354; 8. 209; 10. 11, 169, 170;
ii. 38, 39; 12. 76, 77, 223; 13. 275;
14. 324 ; 15. 273. Donation of the
Dowse Library, 3. 102, 104, 359; 6. 11.
Watson, Capt., 6. 106.
Watson, Col., British officer, 18. 75.
Watson, Judge, 15. 162.
Watson, Mrl, n. 132.
Watson, Abraham, 15. 90.
Watson, Benjamin M., ig. 177.
Watson, Brook, presents ' Paradise Lost '
to Phillis Wheatley, 7. 303.
Watson, Caleb, 8. 13, 22, 26.
Watson, Mrs. Elizabeth (Oliver), 12. 323.
Watson, Elkanah, 12. 326; 13. 211, 212;
16. 50, 370 ; 19. 400, 402, 420. Dona-
tions from, i. 153, 155. Letter from,
on Franklin's suit of clothes, i. 155 n.
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
1. 194. His nomination withdrawn, i.
195. Portrait of, by Copley, 12. 326.
His ' Tour in Holland/ i. 153. His
'Men and Times of the Revolution,' i.
155 n.; 16. 370.
Watson, George, donation from, 2. 131.
Watson, Col. George, n. 21, 150 ; 12. 323.
Watson, Henry, 6. 58 n., 59 n.
Watson, James, engraver, 7. 101 n.
WATSON, JOHN F., nominated a Corre-
sponding Member, i. 447. Elected, i.
448. Accepts membership, i. 448 n.;
5. 209. Donations from, 2. 341, 356 ;
5. 203, 209. Presents to the Society a
curious box of woods of historical in-
terest, 3. 133. His death, 5. xi. Re-
marks on his death, 5. 207-212. Letter
of acceptance of membership, 5. 209-
212. His ' Early Annals of New York,'
2. 356. 'Annals of Philadelphia,' 3.
235; 17. 206 M.
Watson, Rev. John Lee, D.D., 15. 163,
164, 169, 172, 173, 177 ; 16. 365 ; 17.
120. His letter to Mr. Charles Deane,
15. 173.
Watson, Joseph, 14. 128 n.
WATSON, MAKSTON, 15. 165. His death,
i. xlii, 135 n. Nominated a Resident
Member, i. 129. Elected, i. 132. 'Me-
moir of,' i. 135 n., 145, 151.
Watson, Mary (Airs. Hutchinson), n. 150.
Watson, Nathaniel, 14. 37.
WATSON, Rt. Rev. RICHARD, D.D., nom-
inated a Corresponding Member, i. 162.
Elected, i. 163. His ' Apology for the
Bible,' 6. '267.
Watson,. Robert, killed by Indians, 14.
128 n.
Watson, William, 3. 98.
Watson, Lieut. William, 15. 83.
Watt, Lieut. G. T. L., 19. 379.
Watt, James, 11. 300 ; 12. 442.
Watt, Robert, M.D., error in his ' Biblio-
theca Britannica,' 1 1 . 6, 9. ' Bibliotheca
Britannica ' cited, 11. 5, 419 n., 421 n.,
459 n.; 13. 89 n.; 19. 76 n.
Watts, Capt., 10. 209.
Watts, Sergeant, 16. 356.
Watts, Rev. Isaac, D.D., i. 345 ; 4. 12 ;
18.225; 20. 152. A letter of, i. 285.
Autograph letters in the Belknap Col-
lection, 3. 327. Letter from, to Dr.
Colman, presented, 8. 432.
Waupj, Peqitot Indian, 16. 402.
Waupuj, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Wauttammj, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Waveney, Robert Shafto Adair, Lord,
14. 328.
Wawamat, mark of, 10. 18.
Waweoton, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Wawohtupakaaset, nupisupaog, 2. 290 n.
Wawompom, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Way, , 16. 106.
Way, Lieut. Richard, 6. 349 ; 12. 108.
Wayhamoo, see Hope-Hood.
Wayland, Rev. Francis, D.D., 4. 91 ; 14.
188; 18. 181.
Wayland, John, 3. 283.
Wayland, Mass., 18. 228 n.-232, 238.
Wayman, George, 18. 101.
Wayman, Rev. John W., 18 248.
Waymouth, Capt. George, 12. 396 ; 13.
441, 443 ; 18. 85, 86, 89, 91, 95 n.,
101n.-103n., 107 n. 'Relation of his
Voyage,' 2. il9n.
Wayne, Anthony, the elder, 20. 343.
Wayne, Gen. Anthony, 4. 288 ; 12. 231 ;
14-338; 18.18; 19. 70; 20. 343. Medal
voted to, 13. 290, 291.
Wayne, Caleb P., his ' Federal Gazette,'
1. 137.
WAYNE, Hon. JAMES M., A.B., 2. 141.
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
2. 141. Elected, 2. 143. Death of, 10.
xvi, 113, 340.
Wayside Inn, Sudbury, 17. 387.
Weald, John, servant of Edmand Reade,
6. 256.
Weale (Weall), Rev. Job, 2. 448 n.; 17.
255, 256.
Wear, Elias, killed by Indians, 14. 146.
Wear, Mrs. Elizabeth, 14. 150.
Wear, Peter, marriage of, 14. 150.
Weare, , i. 26, 27 n.
Weare, lion. Mesheck, correspondence
of, i. 129. Letter from R. Morris to,
5. 12-15.
Weare, Nathaniel, 17. 221 n., 222 n., 224,
224 n., 225 n., 226, 226 n., 228, 355.
Weat, see Wheat, S.
Weathersfield, Conn., 8. 336; 20. 151.
Aids Boston, 1774, 4. 224.
Webb, , 17. 197.
Webb, Capt., 14. 89.
Webb, Corporal, 14. 85.
Webb, Mr., 4. 67, 68.
Webb, Benjamin, 5. 391.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Webb, Charles, 6. 339.
Webb, Daniel E., Esq., donation from. g.
177.
Webb, Mrs. Harriet A., donation from,
ii. 501.
Webb, Henry, 3. 338 ; 6. 349, 350.
Webb, John, 10. 159.
Webb, Joseph, 1693, 6. 349.
Webb, Joseph, Son of Liberty, n. 142 ; 14.
82, 83.
Webb, Rev. Joseph, 8. 28.
Webb, Mrs. Lydia (Athearn), 19. 337.
Webb, Mrs. Martha (Hopkins), 19. 336.
Webb, Mrs. Mary, donation from, 2.
413.
Webb, Nathaniel, 14. 379.
Webb, Lieut. Samuel, 15. 128.
Webb, Gen. Samuel B., 12. 123 ; 14. 62.
Letter of. to Silas Deane, describing
Bunker Hill battle, 14. 81-83.
WEBB, THOMAS H., M.D., z. 'All ; 4. 123,
383. Donations from, 2. 346, 377, 378,
413, 417-419, 423, 424, 428-432, 435, 442,
444, 446, 450, 451, 455, 532, 555, 569, 574,
585, 596, 599, 604, 606 ; 3-1,31, 38, 66 ;
4. 226, 235, 309, 365, 379, 430, 438 ; 5.
1, 48, 52, 64, 87, 104, 145, 159, 219, 227,
229, 309 ; 6. 23, 78, 82, 249, 331, 333,
361, 414, 417 ; 7. 1, 21, 100, 115, 139,
140, 143, 153, 168, 298, 304, 338, 347,
368, 376, 408, 474; 8. 1, 201, 467; 9.
66, 81, 196, 227, 247. Nominated a
Resident Member, 2. 412. Elected,
2. 415. Accepts membership, 2. 416.
Present at meetings of the Society, 2.
417, 419, 421, 422, 426, 429-431, 434,
441, 445, 451, 452, 454, 455, 457, 533,
634, 536, 517, 548, 551, 559, 571, 573,
681, 583, 585, 593, 596, 599, 604, 606.
Of Scrutinizing Committee, 2. 417, 596,
697. Presents a request from Col.
Peter Force, 2. 443. Of committee to
examine the Treasurer's accounts, 2.
452. Report of the committee, 2. 453.
Communicates information obtained
from John Carter Brown, 2. 549.
Reads a letter from Prof. Henry, 2.
674. Of committee to consider the mat-
ter of Mr. Whitehead's letter, 2. 581-
583. Communicates donations, 2 582,
684. Reads note from George Brinley,
2. 598. Communicates a letter from
Mr. S. G. Deeth, 2. 601. Discovers the
Folger Manuscript, 3. 26, 27. Reads
letter from William Ellery, 3. 99.
Reads passages from the ' Life of the
late John Howland,' 3. 129. Signs a
memorial remonstrating against a pe-
tition of the Historic, Genealogical
Society for a change of its name, 3.
266-270. Remarks, 4. 228, 378 ; 5. 56,
219-223; 8. 7, 77, 78, 83, 84, 261, 440.
Of committee on the 'History of the
Rebellion,' 5. 223. Communicates let-
ters of Revolutionary dates, 6. 258-
261. ' Was Washington a Marshal of
France,' 7. 145-150, 285-291. On a
manuscript of Robert Keayne, 7. 417.
Remarks on Prof. C. C. Rafn, 8. 175-
201. His death, 9. xvi ; 10. 3; 19.
337. Announcement of the death of, 9.
274. Resolution adopted by the So-
ciety, 9. 275. ' Memoir of,' by Mr. J.
P. Quincy, 19. 336-338. Parentnge,
19. 336. Brown University and Har-
vard Medical School, 19. 3:36. Frank-
lin Society and Rhode Island Histor-
ical Society, 19. 336. Correspondence
with Prof. Rafn, 19. 336. One of the
founders of the Providence Athenaeum,
19. 337. Editor of the ' Providence
Journal,' 19. 337. Removes to Bos-
ton, 19. 337. Connection with Messrs.
Marsh, Capen, & Lyon, 19. 337. Sec-
retary of the commission for the sur-
vey of the boundary-line between the
United States and Mexico, 19. 337.
Visits Kansas, 19. 337. Secretary of
the Massachusetts Institute of Tech-
nology, 19. 337. Marriage, 19. 337.
Character, 19. 337, 338.
Webb, Thomas Smith, 19. 336.
Webb House, 6. 350.
Webber, Capt., 6. 435.
Webber, Capt. Ebenezer, 15. 82 n., 83.
Webber, Mrs. F. P., donation from, 12.
264.
Webber, Mary, testimony about G: Bur-
roughs, 5. 36.
Webber, Mrs. Mathilda, 12. 263 n.
Webber, Mrs. Rebecca (Smith), 12. 263.
Webber, Richard, 16. 274.
Webber, Rev. Samuel, D.D., President of
Harvard College, i. 219; 6. 285; 8. 61;
12. 263; 18. 123; 17. 389, 391. In-
scription for his monument, by Charles
Folsom, 13. 38. His address at Pres.
Willard's funeral, i. 178.
Webster, Mr., 7. 332, 333.
Webster, Mr., 17. 185.
WEBSTER, Hon. DANIEL, LL.D., i. 331 n.,
376 n., 434 n. ; 2. 161 ; 3. 73 ; 4. 75, 147 ;
8. 105 ; 10. 53, 58, 59, 189, 218, 247,
286, 294, 360, 412, 442, 451 ; xx. 56, 82,
97, 231, 271, 359 ; 12. 284, 439 ; 13. 259,
281 ; 14. 13, 27, 156, 165-167 ; 16. 19,
27, 28n., 140, 153, 190; 17. 5, 36, 37,
47, 326, 375, 377, 379, 379 n., 457 ; 18.
42, 58, 63, 176, 305, 324, 345; 19. 14,
20, 21, 23, 24. 27, 42, 246, 260, 302, 340,
341, 347, 443 ; 20. 190, 237, 343. His
death, i. xliii ; 2. 502, 506, 507, 529 ; 3.
80; 7. 114. Nominated a Resident
Member, i. 335. Elected, i. 336. Do-
nations from, i. 494; 2. 35, 243. An-
nual assessments of, 2. 369, 381. A
committee appointed to prepare a
series of resolutions appropriate to
the memory of, 2. 502. Report of
the committee concerning the resolu-
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
483
tions to his memory, 2. 505, 506. Res-
olutions passed by the Society in
memory of, 2. 506, 507, 530, 531. ' Me-
moir of,' 2. 507, 507 n., 529-531. Works
of, 2. 529. Sources from which an
account of, may be derived, 2 529,
530. Private correspondence of, 2. 529.
His Speeches and Forensic Arguments,
2. 529. Dates of events in his life,
2. 531. Letter in regard to the fish-
eries, 3. 78. On the extinction of
slavery in Massachusetts, 3. 188, 189.
A discourse delivered in Quincy com-
memorative of, 3. 213. Recommends
Irving as Minister to Spain, 4. 403.
Encourages N. Appleton, 5. 276. Note
from, to N. Appleton, 5. 278. On lib-
erty, 6. 171. On the Revolution, 6.
174. The Hartford Convention, 6. 288,
289. His opinion of Lord Lyndhurst,
7. 170, 171. His ancestor John Web-
ster, 7. 480. Miniature portrait of,
given to the Society by Mr. Lee, 8. 3.
Engraved portrait of, presented by
William G. Brooks, 9. 189. Miniature
portrait of, by Staigg, presented by
Mrs. Isaac P. Davis, 9. 242; 10. 14.
Urges Lemuel Shaw to accept the
Chief-Justiceship, 10. 64. Applauded
at Pres. Everett's inauguration, 10.
441. ' Webster Whig,' 10. 452 n. Pho-
tograph of, presented, n. 44. Friend
of Isaac P. Davis, n. 96. Manuscript
of, on the 'Acquisition of the Floridas,'
n. 329, 330. The Washington medals
belonging to, presented to the Society,
13. 288, 289. Description of the med-
als, 13. 289-292. ' Early Life of,' 14.
185. Papers and manuscripts of his
speech against Hayne, exhibited at a
meeting of the Society, 15. 279. Let-
ter from, to L. Sabine, 17. 378. His
libel suit against Mayor Lyman, 19.
282-284, 323, 324. Commemoration
of, at Marshfield, 19. 385, 392. Origi-
nal notes of his speech at Marshfield,
in 1848, given to the Society by Mr.
Smith, 20. 27-29. Daguerreotype like-
ness of, given to the Society, 20. 45.
Letter from, to Robert Lewis, respect-
ing the Washington medals, 20. 343,
314. On the 'Acquisition of the Flori-
das,' xx. 329, 330. His 'Speech against
Hayne,' 15. 279. ' Works ' of, 19 340.
Speech at Marshfield in 1848, 20 27-29.
Webster, Mrs. Daniel, 19. 324.
Webster, Col. Fletcher, 19. 342. Edits
the private correspondence of Daniel
Webster, 2. 529. His ' Life of Daniel
Webster,' 2. 529.
Webster, Grant, x. 490.
Webster, Hannah (Mrs. Foster), x. 491.
Webster, John, ancestor of Daniel, 7. 480.
Webster, John, Governor of Connecticut, 17.
146.
Webster, John, Newbury, 12 376. Letter
from Judge Sewall to, 12. 375, 376.
Webster, Mrs. John W., donation from,
2. 469, 469 n.
Webster, Prof. John W., 5. 295; 7. 57;
14. 189; 15. 370, 371 ; 16. 1, 113.
Webster, Jonathan, Jr., 15. 135.
Webster, Nicholas, 8. 29.
WEBSTER, NOAH, LL.D., 18. 170 ; 19.
309; 20. 207. Nominated a Corre-
sponding Member, i. 38. Elected, x.
41. Accepts membership, i. 42. Do-
nations from, i. 76, 102, 112, 137. His
topographical description of Hartford,
i. 61. His ' Revolution of France,' i.
76. His ' History of Epidemic Dis-
eases," x. 137. His ' Dictionary ' cited,
17. 185 n.
WEBSTER, REDFORD, i. 62, 77, 107, 108,
110, 117, 121, 127, 129, 133, 134, 143,
144, 150, 156, 106, 108, 179, 186, 187,
195, 196, 215, 216, 220, 222, 223, 225,
226, 228, 229, 232, 235, 237, 239, 240,
243, 245, 248, 251-253, 257, 259, 262-
264, 266, 272, 274, 279, 281, 331, 333,
335-337, 339, 347, 348, 350, 376, 380,
384, 385, 387, 395, 396, 398, 408, 418,
424, 425, 427, 433, 435, 436, 445, 446-
448, 451, 456, 464, 468, 470, 473, 475.
His death, i. xli, 479. Nominated a
Resident Member, i. 34. Elected, i.
41. Accepts membership, i. 42. Of
Publication Committee, i. 47, 90, 196.
Donations from, i. 48, 50, 129. Elect-
ed a member of the Standing Com-
mittee, i. 50, 64, 82, 97, 105, 117, 125,
132, 140, 148, 157, 164, 170, 188, 193,
196, 206. Of committee to wait on
. Mr. Crocker for books and pamphlets,
i. 69. Of committee to examine the
Treasurer's accounts, x. 83, 84, 90, 107,
163, 228, 258, 273, 274, 285, 335, 336,
419. Of committee on the better pres-
ervation of the Library and Cabinet,
i. 107. Of committee to demand from
Mr. Turell the articles belonging to
the Cabinet, i. 194. Of committee to
consider an annual celebration of the
Plymouth landing, i. 195. Of com-
mittee on repairs of the building, i.
213, 276, 282. Elected Cabinet-Keeper,
i. 215, 221. 226, 231, 239, 245, 254, 264,
273, 279, 288, 335, 341, 350, 374, 380,
387, 398, 409, 418, 427, 445, 452, 467.
Cabinet-Keeper, i. 221 n., 222, 399,445.
Of committee on repairs of the room,
i. 234. Of committee to collect and
count the votes, i. 239, 254, 259, 398,
418. Of committee to dispose of du-
plicates in the Library, i. 245. Signs
report of the Standing Committee on
delinquent members, i. 247 n. Of com-
mittee to dispose of perishable articles
in the Cabinet, I. 282. Of committee
on alterations in the entrance to the
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room, i. 284. Of committee on closing
the passage-way under the arch, i. 337.
Of committee on the ownership of a
book, i. 447, 449. Of committee to
attend to removal to the new building,
1. 458 n. Of committee to deposit cer-
tain articles with the Natural History
Society, i. 467. Of committee to pre-
pare the new Library room, i. 469.
Communicates a donation, i. 471. Of
committee to label the Society's pic-
tures, i. 476. Mr. Snelling appointed
to prepare a memoir of, i. 479. Notice
of, by Mr. Charles Deane, i. 490-492.
Portrait of, presented to the Society,
2. 469.
Webster, Mrs. Bedford (White), i. 490.
Webster, Capt. Robert, 15. 83.
Webster, Thomas, 16. 265.
Webster Bank, Boston, 19. 123, 382.
Webster Memorial Committee, donation
of its records, 7. 279.
Webster Street, 6. 30.
Wedderburne, Alexander, Lord Lough-
borough, see Loughborough.
Wedgery, William, 6. 148.
Wedhins, Lieut. Joseph, 15. 86 n.
Wednesday Evening Club, Boston, i.
423; 13-44; 17. 18 n., 114 n.; 18. 206,
314.
Weed, Nathaniel, 14. 143.
Weedon, Gen. George, 12. 55 ; 14. 334.
Weehawken, U. S. monitor, n. 137.
Weekes, John, D.D , his ' Truth's Con-
flict with Error,' 18. 428 n.
' Weekly Magazine,' see l Boston Weekly,'
etc.
' Weekly Messenger,' see ' Boston Week-
ly,' etc.
Weeks, Edward A., 13. 423.
Weeks, Edward F., 13. 423.
Weeks, Emmeline C. (Mrs. Baxter), 13.
423.
Weeks, Mrs. Emmeline W. (Games), 13.
423.
Weeks, George, his ' Faithful Account of
God's Goodness,' 3. 294.
Weeks, Dr. John, 16. 7.
Weeks, Rev. John, 18. 428 n.
Weeks, Rev. Joshua Wingate, 16. 7 n.
Weeks, Leonard, 16. 264.
Weeks, Mrs. Lucy Payne (Carnes), 13.
405, 423.
Weeks, Thomas, 15. 84.
Weeks family, house of, Greenland, N. H.,
20. 25, 27.
Weems, Rev. Mason L., 17. 372.
Wegener, Caspar F., 6. 253.
Weillust, Jost or Joist, 5. 126, 127, 127 n.
Weimar, Map in the collection of the
Grand Duke of, 16. 384.
Weiss, Rev. John, cited, 8. 241, 243, 246. •
Welch, , Mansfield, Conn., 14. 85.
Welch, Francis (Minchin fr Welch), II. 308.
Welch, John, 4. 363 n.
Welch, Thomas, M.D., 16. 291.
Welch, William, naturalized, 4. 363.
Welch man, Capt., 15. 336.
WELD, Rev. CHARLES R., B.D., 20. 189.
Elected a Corresponding Member, 20.
94. Accepts membership, 20. 95.
Weld, Charles Richard, d. 1869, his ' His-
tory of the Royal Society ' cited, 16.
209, 217 n.
Weld, Daniel, 8. 13, 22, 26.
Weld, Rev. Edmund, 8. 12, 20, 25.
Weld, Eleazer, 20. 7.
Weld, Elizabeth (Mrs. Gore), 13. 423.
Weld, Francis M., 19. 357.
Weld, Rev. Habijah, his letter to Thomas
Prince, i. 201. His account of Attle-
borough, i. 458.
Weld, John, 13. 423.
Weld, Nahum, 20. 23.
Weld, Samuel B., donation from, 5. 309.
Welde, Rev. Thomas, d. 1662, 3. 257, 258 ;
4. 441. Interested in the Narragansett
Patent, 5. 402; 6. 50, 53, 59 n., 63-65,
74-77. Sent as agent to England, 6.
63, 64. On the Antinomians of New
England, 6. 64.
Welde, Rev. Thomas, son of the preceding,
d. 1702, 8. 14, 22, 27.
Welderen, Count, 5. 11.
Weldon, Charles W., 15. 192.
Weldon, Hon. John Wesley, 15. 191.
Wellbeloved, Rev. Charles, 17. 301.
Wellclose Square, London, 3. 138.
Welles, Mr., 7. 239.
Welles, Arnold, 4. 46; 8. 362, 363; n.
142 ; 15. 402, 403.
Welles, Hon. Charles, i. 434 n. Signs the
indenture between the Society and the
Provident Institution for Savings, i.
461 n.
Welles, George Derby, donations from,
and vote of thanks to, 4. 310 ; 9. 255,
347, 353.
Welles, Hon. Gideon, Secretary of the
Navy, ii. 135; 20. 354.
WELLES, Hon. JOHN, A.M., i. 192 n., 451,
460, 468, 470; 2. 14. His death, i.
xliii. Donations from, i. 153 ; 2. 15,
80. Nominated a Resident Member, i.
449. Elected, i. 451. Of committee
to examine the Treasurer's accounts,
i. 452. Contributes to purchase the
Society's building, i. 465 n. Of com-
mittee to confer with the trustees of
the Boston Library, about repairs on
the Crescent, i. 469, 471. Present at
meetings of the Society, 2. 14, 67, 83,
186, 188, 227, 319, 329. Reports a con-
versation with Gov. Brooks, 2. 225, 226.
A subscriber for the portrait of Gov.
Gore, 2. 312 n. Subscribes toward the
reprint of certain volumes of the Col-
lections, 2. 347, 368. Amount sub-
scribed by, for the Library and new
Catalogue, 2. 603 n.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
485
Welles, Rev. Noah, A.M., his funeral ser-
mon on Hobart, i. 138.
Welles, Samuel, 7. 239; n. 396; 18. 370,
871; 20 7.
Welles, Mrs. Samuel, 7. 189.
Wellesley, Arthur, see Wellington.
Wellfleet, Mass., 12. 405, 407; 16. 81.
Origin of the name of, 12. 417.
Wellington, Arthur Wellesley, Duke of,
3. 69; 6. 315; 12. 143; 14. 194; 15. 382;
18. 327; 19. 20, 26 n.
Wellington, Benjamin, 17. 320.
Wellington, Isaac, death of, 6. 299.
Wellington, Dr. W. W., 3. 102.
Wells, Judge, Connecticut, 4. 82, 83.
Wells, Major, 15. 94.
Wells, Benjamin, 19. 176, 176 n., 177.
Wells, Hon. Charles, 17. 426.
Wells, David, 15. 116, 117. Acquitted
by court-martial, 15. 121.
Wells, Rev. Eleazer M. P., donations from,
5. 1 ; 6. 361 ; 7. 279 ; 8. 79, 88, 480 ; 10.
93; n. 501.
Wells, Henry, 17. 386.
Wells, James, 17. 185, 194.
Wells, John, 1704, n. 316.
Wells, John, 1808, 19 282.
Wells, Judge John, d. 1875, death of, no-
ticed by 'Mr. Winthrop, 14. 179.
Wells, Jonathan, 11. 316. And Ebenezer
Wright, petition of, to the General
Assembly of Massachusetts, 1704, n.
314, 315.
Wells, Luke, 14. 131.
Wells, Robert, i. 442.
Wells, Samuel, 19. 45.
Wells, Samuel, donations from, 2. 218,
222,224; n. 501.
Wells, Samuel Adams, notes written by,
in a copy of ' Town of Boston Vindi-
cated/ i. 485, 485 n.
Wells, Thomas, u. 317.
Wells, Thomas G., 8. 61.
Wells, Walter, donation from, 10. 336;
ii. 501.
Wells, William, 2. 166 ; 17. 403. A mem-
ber of the Anthology Club, 2. 388 n.
WELLS^ WILLIAM V., 20. 216. Donation
from, 3. 126. Elected a Corresponding
Member, 9. 226. Death of, 15. xvi.
His death announced, 15. 228, 266.
His ' Life of Samuel Adams ' cited and
quoted, i. 302 n., 485 n. ; 19. 131 n.,
139 n., 140 n.; 20. 214.
Wells, Me., 3. 295 ; 5. 32 ; 12. 395, 399,
403 ; 17. 106, 110, 156 ; 18. 283, 355 ; 20.
232. Origin of the name of, 12. 400.
Wells School, Boston, 6- 32.
' Wellsh Pedigrees/ 10. 412.
Welsh, Mr., 16. 292, 293.
Welsh, Caroline Maria (Mrs. Crownin-
shield), 17. 359.
Welsh, Francis, 17. 359.
Welsh, James, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 268.
Welsh, John, Son of Liberty, n. 142 ; 13.
200.
Welsh, Jonas, donation from, i. 74.
Welsh, Nathaniel, 8. 28.
Welsh, Peter, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 268.
Welsh, Lieut. Richard, 6. 178.
Welsh, Thomas, law student, 1800, 19. 176,
178.
Welsh, Thomas, M.D., 7. 179; 17. 238.
Welsh Fusileers, 4-221.
Welsh pedigrees, 10. 412.
Welsted, William, 20. 323.
Welsteed, Rev. Ly. (Leonard?), 17. 255 n.
Welsteed, Rev. William, 16. 51-53 n. Por-
trait of, donated to the Society, 2. 52.
Portrait of, by Copley, 9. 205; 12.
321.
Wemyss, Col. James, papers of, given to
the Society, 2. 220.
Wen borne, Willm, 3 338.
Wenceslaus, Albrecht, Count Wallenstein,
see Wallenstein.
Wendall, , 10. 333.
Wendell, Miss (Mrs. Davis), n. 94.
Wendell, Dorothy, portrait of, by N.
Smibert, 16. 399.
Wendell, Mrs. Dorothy (Sherburne), 16.
Sn.
Wendell, Edward, 19. 155.
Wendell, Mrs. Elizabeth (Quincy), 16.
399.
Wendell, Jacob, i. 7; xx. 142; 18. 368-
370.
Wendell, John, Boston, 12. 323 ; 16. 8 n.
Wendell, John, Jr., 16. 8. 9.
Wendell, Major John, 16. 399.
Wendell, John Mico, xx. 142.
Wendell, Mrs. Mary (Jackson), 7. 418.
Wendell, Judge Oliver, 7. 418; xx. 142;
16. 85, 95, 96; 17. 13 i; 19. 395, 398;
20. 210. Donation from, i. 112. Letter
from, to Jolley Allen, 16. 93, 94.
Wendell, Sarah, 7. 418.
Wendell, Mass., ' History of the Town
of,' 2. 445, 445 n.
Wenham, Mass., 12. 394, 395. Origin of
the name of, 12. 397.
Wenn, Mr., 15. 236.
Wensley, Mrs. Alice, portrait of, 19.
386 n.
Wensley, Richard, 8. 28.
Wensleydale, James Parke, Baron, 16.
430.
Wenthrop, see Winthrop.
Wentworth, Brig. -Gen., 18. 377.
Wentworth, Mr'., 19. 223.
Wentworth, Gov. Benning, 10. 324 ; 16.
386 ; 17. 155. His correspondence with
Gov. Shirley, i. 22. Correspondence
with the British ministry, i. 22.
WENTWORTH, Sir CHARLES M., A.M.,
nominated a Corresponding Member,
1. 170. Elected, 1. 172. Donation from,
i. 176.
486
INDEX OF THE PEOCEEDINGS
Wentworth, Charles W., Lord Rocking-
ham, see Rockingham.
Wentworth, Capt. Daniel, 16. 8n.
Wentworth, Ephraim, 14. 138.
Wentworth, Lady Frances, 12. 323.
Wentworth, Frances Deering (Mrs. At-
kinson), 16. 387.
Wentworth, Mrs. Grace, killed, 14. 146 ;
20. 325.
Wentworth, John, marriage of, 14. 152.
Wentworth, Hon. John, donations from,
10. 145, 331 ; ix. 501. Granted leave
to consult the manuscript of Rev. John
Pike, 12. 213.
Wentworth, Lieut.-Gov. John, 3. 327; 10.
320, 324; 16. 8n., 386; 17. 97. Portrait
of, i. 124. Portrait of, to be repaired,
2. 289 n.
Wentworth, Sir John, i. 22, 261 ; 4. 81,
345 ; 13. 450 ; 14. 342-345, 347 ; 15. 187 ;
16. 297, 387. Donations from, x. 73,
122, 124. Extract from a letter from,
i. 124 n.
Wentworth, Mrs. Martha, 14. 152.
Wentworth, Paul, 19. 220.
Wentworth, Samuel, 16. 264.
Wentworth, Sarah (Mrs. Jaffrey), 17. 97.
Wentworth, Sarah (Mrs. Wendell), 16.
8 n., 9.
Wentworth, Mrs. Sarah, 16. 386.
Wentworth, Thamsin, 14. 152.
Wentworth, Thomas, Earl of Str afford,
see Strafford.
Wentworth, Elder William, 16. 265.
Death of, 14. 131.
Wentworth, William, Kittery, 14. 146 n.
' Wentworth Genealogy,' 19. 329. Cited,
20. 325 n.
Werlauff, Erik C., 8. 180.
Wertmiiller, Adolph Ulric, n. 230.
Wesley, Rev. Charles, 8. 456.
Wesley, Rev. John, 17. 205 n.; 19. 179.
Prosecuted, 8. 214.
Wessagussett (Wey mouth), Mass., 12.
59 ; 16. 194-198, 200, 202, 204-206.
See also Wey mouth.
Wesson, Mr., 5. 2.
West, Miss, 7. 275.
West, Mr., 8. 5.
West, Mr., New Hampshire, 19. 164.
West, Lieut. Benjamin, 15. 76.
West, Benjamin, R.A., n. 110; 12. 325;
13. 211 ; 20. 394.
West, David, donations from, i. 91, 123,
154.
West, Francis, Admiral of New England,
14. 362 n.; 16. 195.
West, John, 1816, 6. 38 ; 17. 121.
West, John, Secretary, 1687, 12. 109, 110;
13. 113.
West, Lieut Samuel, 15. 76, 76 n.
West, Rev. Samuel, D.D., d. 1807, 3. 302.
West, Rev. Samuel, D.D., d. 1808, gives
a copy of his Artillery Election Ser-
mon, i. 89. His Election Sermon, x.
98. His Sermon on the death of Wash-
ington, i. 130.
West, Rev. Stephen, D.D., 19. 376.
West, Sir Thomas, Lord Delaware, see
Delaware.
West & Richardson, Messrs., 17. 121.
West Boston Bridge, 3. 371, 372 ; 10. 479.
West Boylston, Mass., 17. 283 ; 19. 429.
West Bridgewater, Mass., 18. 340; 20.
274.
West Calne, Perm., 17. 204 n.
West Cambridge, Mass., see Arlington,
Mass.
West Church, Boston, 3. 51 ; xx. 281 ; 17.
166; 19. 175n. And Dr. Lowell, 5.
427-438. Its history, 5. 432-434. The
Hymns for, collected by J. Willard, 8.
290.
West Farms, N. Y., 18. 75.
' West India Pilot/ 20. 270.
West India planters, 7. 323, 324.
West Indies, 4. 430 ; 5. 4, 12, 111 : 7. 219,
228, 292, 327, 425 ; 10. 392, 489. The
ice-trade, 3. 56. The slave-trade, 3. 200 ;
6. 116, 131, 133, 152, 221. Property to
be confiscated, 1776, 5. 5.
West Jersey Society, xx. 202.
West Killingly, Conn., 17. 295.
West Medford, Mass., discovery of In-
dian relics, 6. 362-364. See Medford,
Mass.
West New Jersey, Province of, xx. 202.
Commission of Joseph Dudley as Dep-
uty-Governor of, n. 204.
West Newton, Mass., 19. 380.
West Pennsborough, Peim., 17. 201 n.
West Point, N. Y., 6. 370, 371 ; 7. 149;
10. 419, 466, 468; 19. 385. Official
Register of, presented to the Society,
6. 249. George Fleming commandant
at, 7. 287 n.
West Springfield, Mass., 12. 408, 419.
West Stockbridge, Mass., 12 408, 419.
Westborough, Mass., 12. 404, 411, 418;
17. 338.
Westbrook, Col. Thomas, 2. 322.
Westbrooke, John, 16 264.
Westby, , 18 438.
Westerly, R. /., 8. 190. Baptist Church
of, 8. 221.
Western (Warren), Mass., 12. 407, 414.
' Western Centinel,' 14. 162.
'Western Horticultural Review/ donation
from the editor of, 2 480.
Western lands, sale of, 9. 11.
Western Lunatic Asylum, donation from
the directors of, 3. 63.
Western Railroad Corporation, purchase
of shares in, by the Society, z. 371.
Money paid for stock in, 2. 386 n.
Proceeds of stock dividends, 2. 386 n.
To be sold, 2. 416, 417. Money re-
ceived from, 2. 425 n., 453 n. Donation
from, 4. 437.
Western Railroad, Massachusetts, 16. 380.
1 Western "Repository,' 14. 163.
Western Theological Seminary, Allegheny,
Penn., 19. 360.
Westfielcl, Conn., 18. 16.
Westfield, Mass., 12. 394, 395, 398; 18. 4,
5, 17, 18 H. Academy at, 18. 227.
Westford, Mass., 12. 404, 412.
Westlmmpton, Mass., 18. 184, 185, 270.
Westhaywood, 10. 34.
Westhead, Mr., M.P., 3. 79.
Westminster, Mass., 12. 406, 408; 18. 418;
19. 87, 87 n., 88 n. Named for West-
minster, Eng., 12. 418.
Westminster Abbey, London, 6. 29 ; n.
156; 18. 271. The drawing of, to be
purchased by the Society, 2. 557. Mon-
ument to George, Lord Howe in, erect-
ed by Massachusetts, u. 2, 325. In-
scription in memory of George Peabody
in, ii. 325. Registers of. 19. 330, 331.
331 n.
Westminster Assembly of Divines, n.
439 n., 447, 450, 453.
Westminster Assembly's Catechism, i. 86.
'Westminster Confession,' 18. 145 n., 421.
' Westminster Review,' 10. 263. Mr.
Froude's review of Motley's ' Dutch
Republic ' in, 16. 426, 427.
Westmoreland, Charles Fane, 3d Earl of,
13. 106.
Westmoreland, N. Y., 19. 409.
Westmoreland, Penn., 6. 155.
Westmoreland, Va., 17. 239.
Weston, Henry C., 19. 357.
Weston, Major James, 15. 86, 86 n.
Weston, Lewis, donation from, i. 114.
Weston, Robert, 20. 279.
Weston, Samuel, naturalized, 4. 362.
Weston, Thomas, 8. 35; 12. 59; 14. 360,
362 n.; 16. 195, 196, 202; 18. 441 ; 20.
65.
Weston, Mass., 7. 374, 409; 8. 356; 12.
403 ; 17. 388 ; 18. 228 n., 231, 232, 238,
239 ; 19 59, 85, 88, 91, 349 ; 20. 35, 409,
413, 417. Origin of the name of, 12.
410.
Wetherell, Rev. William, 17. 344.
Wethersfield, Conn., 10. 327, 407 ; xi. 14,
163; 16. 181, 234; 17. 146, 146 n., 348.
Wetmore, Mr., 7. 413.
Wetmore, Mrs. Eliza (One), 6. 292.
Wetmore, James C., donations from, 5.
347 ; 6. 15.
Wetmore, Sarah Waldo (Mrs. Story), 10.
180.
Wetmore, Thomas, donation from, 2. 65.
WETMORE, Hon. WILLIAM, A.M., i. 62,
160 »., 163, 165; 2. 6, 65; 8. 69; 19
153, 155, 157, 161-163, 165. Nominated
a Resident Member, i. 34. Elected, i.
41. Accepts membership, i. 43. Of
committee on the incorporation of the
Society, i. 49. Of Publication Com-
mittee, i. 57. Of committee to draught
the deed of the room in the Tontine
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 487
Crescent, i? 59. To make a selection
from the ' Trumbuil Manuscripts,' i.
74. Ceases to be a member, i. 250 n.
Notice of, i. 500 n. His oration on
Washington, x. 146.
Wetmore, William S., 2. 256 n.
Wewinouhkamuik, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Wey mouth, Sarah, death of, 14. 140.
Wevmouth, Thomas Thynne, Viscount,
13. 106.
Weymouth, William, 14. 140.
Weymouth, Mass., 4. 99, 291; 6. 335,
349; 7. 258, 476; 8. 35; 12. 59, 394,
395 ; 16. 194, 195, 198-206 ; 18. 377,
436 ; 19. 257. Whale-boats taken from,
in 1775,7- 195» 196- Origin of the name
of, 12. 396.
Wezzle, Mrs., 16. 77.
Whale-fisheries, 5. 355 ; 7. 195, 196 ; 10.
323.
Whale-oil, French duty on, 5. 355.
Whalley, Col. Edward, the regicide, 12.
385 ; 17. 56 ; 19. 397. Poem' on, x. 98.
His life at Hadley, 3. 60 ; 6. 338. His
burial-place, 3. 60 ; 14. 198. Arrives
from London, 7. 280. Letter relating
to, 15. 263. ' Map of the Travels and
Lodges of Charles I.'s Judges,' i. 124.
Whalley, Elias, 14. 198.
Whalley, Leah (Mr*. Robins), 14. 198.
Wharf property, N. I. Bowditch on, 5.
505. •
Wharley, Daniel, n. 205.
Wharton, Ann, 13. 250.
Wharton, Rev. Charles Henry, D.D., his
address to the Roman Catholics of
Worcester, i. 19. His answer to Bish-
op Carroll, i. 19.
Wharton, Edward, 18. 392, 392 n.
Wharton, John, M.D., his ' Tentamen
Inaugurate de Mania,' i. 201.
Wharton, Philip Warton, 4<A Baron, 12.
417.
Wharton, Richard, 6. 349 ; 13. 235.
Wharton, Thomas, 13. 109.
Wharton, Thomas Warton, 1st Earl of,
12 417.
Whately, Mr., letters to, 7. 296.
Whately, Archbishop Richard, his ' Ba-
con's Essays ' cited, 18 137 n.
Whately, Thomas, 3. 149; 12. 419; 16.
42, 46-48, 101.
Whately, William, 16. 46; 20 269.
Whately, Mass., 12. 408. Named in
honor of Thomas Whately, 12. 419.
Wheat, Samuel, 17. 158.
WHEATLAND, HENRY, M.D.,2. 379. Nom-
inated a Resident Member, 2. 379.
Elected, 2. 381. Accepts membership,
2. 382. Present at meetings of the
Society, 2. 383, 389, 412, 414, 419, 426,
429, 430, 443, 470, 473, 476, 479, 513,
536, 542, 547, 548, 581, 583, 596. Do-
nations from, 2. 385, 424, 432, 444, 451,
455, 466, 473, 491, 498, 508, 5&. Of
488
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Scrutinizing Committee," 2. 387, 412,
442, 470, 473. To assort the votes for
officers, 2. 426. Donations from, 3. 50 ;
4. 1 ; 5. 52, 172 ; 6. 23, 470; 7. 115; 8.
88, 171 ; 9. 177, 227, 255, 353, 358, 368;
10. 21, 41, 93, 135, 314, 368, 469; n.
601. His ' Memoir of Mr. Benjamin
Merrill,' 2. 375 n., 390-392. His ' Me-
moir of Mr. Benjamin R. Nichols,' 2.
411 n., 427.
Wheatley, John, 7. 271 n., 276 n. ; 15.
389 n. Buys Phillis Wheatley, 7. 269,
270 M.
Wheatley, Mrs. John, selects Phillis
Wheatley, 7. 269 ; 15. 389 n.
Wheatley, Mary (Mrs. Lothrop), 7. 270 n.,
271 n.; 15. 390 n.
Wheatley, Nathaniel, 7. 270 n. ; u. 142 ;
15. 359. Goes to London, 7. 271, 271 n.
His death, 7. 272 n.
Wheatley, Phillis, 8. 461 ; 12. 8 ; 15. 386,
386 n., 390 n. Remarks on, by Mr.
Charles Deane, 7. 267-273. Letters
from, to Obour Tanner, 7. 273-278.
Her copy of ' Paradise Lost,' 7. 303.
Brought to Boston as a slave, 15. 389 n.
Poem on the capture of Gen. C: Lee,
7. 165-167. Facsimile of her hand-
writing, faces 7. 166 ; 15. 386. Editions
of her poems, 7. 276 n.
Wheatley, Sarah, 7. 271 n.
Wheatley, Mrs. Susanna, 15. 386 n., 389,
389 n., 390 n. And Phillis Wheatley,
7. 270 n., 271 n., 272. Her death, 7. 273.
Wheaton, Rev. Mr., 19. 24.
Wheaton, Abby (Mrs. Little), 19. 53. 361.
Wheaton, Hon. Henry, LL.D., 5. 216 ; 8.
186, 273; ii. 150; 14. 386, 392; 18. 18,
19n., 81; 19. 53. Minister to Prussia,
5-216. Story's notes in his 'Reports,'
10. 184. Letter of Prof. Rask to, 18.
20-22. Letters from, to his father, 19.
361-376. Reports cited, 4. 364 ; 12.
350. His ' International Law ' cited,
13. 453 ; 19. 360. His ' Digest of the
Law of Maritime Captures and Prizes,'
19. 361.
Wheaton, Hon. Laban, 13. 55.
Wheaton, Levi, M.D., 19. 362, 370, 376.
Wheaton, Martha, 19. 362, 372, 374.
Wheaton, Miss Martha B., donation
from, ii. 150, 252.
Wheaton, Seth, 19. 360. Letters to, from
his son, Henry Wheaton, 19. 361-376.
Wheeler, Copt., 12. 426.
Wheeler, Abraham, 14. 110.
Wheeler, Capt. Adam, 3. 179, 180 ; 15. 83.
Wheeler, Alexander 8., 19. 357.
Wheeler, Artemas, 6. 434.
Wheeler, Frank, 19. 86.
Wheeler, George A., M.D., his ' History
of Castirie ' cited, 16. Ill n. His ' His-
tory of Brunswick ' cited, 20. 81 n.,
87 n.
Wheel'er, John,Meath of, 14. 142.
Wheeler, Lieut. John, 15. 83.
Wheeler, Rev. John, D.D., 4. 99 ; 16. 155.
Wheeler, Jonathan (Richardson $• Wheel-
er), n. 308.
Wheeler, Joseph, 15. 85.
Wheeler, Josiah, 20. 11.
Wheeler, Mrs. Mary C., donation from,
16. 155.
Wheeler, Sarah (Mrs. Bemis), 16. 112.
Wheeling, Va., 3. 230, 232 ; 17. 175.
Wheelock, Dr., 15. 389 n.
Wheelock, Lieut. -Col., 15. 87.
Wheelock, Rev. Edwin M., 8. 253.
Wheelock, Rev. Eleazar, D.D., 2. 194,
195, 204; 17. 155, 155 n.; 19. 394, 408,
416. His ' Plans for the Conversion of
the Indians/ 2. 194-196. His ' Narra-
tives,' i. 19 ; 19. 418.
WHEELOCK, Pres. JOHN, LL.D., 6. 291.
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
1. 194. Elected, i. 194. His ' Essay on
Painting, Music, and Poetry,' i. 19.
Wheelock, Capt. Moses, 15. 75, 75 n.
Wheelwright, Capt. Benjamin, donation
from, i. 88.
Wheelwright, Charles Apthorp, 17. 217.
Wheelwright, Edward, gift from, 17. 104.
Letter from, to Francis Parkman, 17.
104.
Wheelwright, Capt. George, donation
from, i. 103.
Wheelwright, Job, n. 142.
Wheelwright, Job, Jr., donation from, i.
91.
Wheelwright, John, 20. 6, 325.
Wheelwright, Rev. John, 6. 63 ; 14. 140 n. ;
16. 140; 17. 342; 18. 390, 391. Letter
concerning the deeds of Indian sa-
chems to, 2. 53, 53 n. Fast-day sermon
preached, Jan. 19, 1636-7, 9. 256 ; 12. 8.
Wheelwright, Joseph, a refugee from
Boston in 1776, 18. 268.
Wheelwright, Josiah, 19. 357.
Wheelwright, Samuel, 1692, 20. 324.
Wheelwright, Samuel, 14. 124 n., 126 n.
Death of, 14. 134.
Wheelwright's Wharf, Boston, 3. 309;
16. 357.
Wheildon, William W., Esq., donation
from, 9. 1 ; n. 501.
Whetenhall, Thomas, n. 431 n. Cited,
n.431,432,455.
Whetstone, Adm., Sir William, 12. 426.
Whewell, Rev. William, D.D., 12. 267.
Whicher (Whittier). Mary, death of, 14.
140.
Whidden, Mrs. Elizabeth, 14. 151.
Whidden, Michael, marriage of, 14. 151.
Whidden, Thomas H., 12. 223.
Whidden, Thomas J., 13. 17.
Whidon, John, 16. 264.
Whidon, Samuel, 16. 264.
' Whig, Moderate,' ' Observations on the
State of the Controversy with Great
Britain,' i. 21.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
489
Whig Party, 6. 183, 199, 200, 211-213,
308; ii. 358.
' Whig Republican/ newspaper, 19. 227.
Whipple, , letter to, from H: Gibbs,
5. 16, 17.
Whipple, Col, 5. 9.
Whipple, Mrs., 5. 3.
Whipple, Com. Abraham, 17. 180- 182 n.,
194.
Whipple, Charles K, donations from, 5.
229; 10.469; n. 501.
Whipple, Edwin P., 14. 47. His ' Essay
on Daniel Webster as a Master of
English Style/ 2. 530.
Wliipple, Lieut. George, 15. 77.
Whipple, Bishop Henry B., letter from,
to Hon. Robert C. Winthrop, 15. 161.
Extract from a letter of, 18. 317.
Whipple, Lieut. Job, 15. 78.
Whipple, John A., photographer, 6. 430;
12. 177. His photograph of a group
of members, 2. vi, vii; 3. 32 a. Pre-
sents the photograph to the Society, 3.
32 a.
Whipple, Joseph, letter to, from Dr.
Belknap, 2. 379. Letter to, from J.
Kurd, 5. 6-8. Correspondence with
J. Lovell, 5. 8-12.
Whipple, Joseph, M.D., d. 1804, 7. 179.
Whipple, Airs. Joseph, 16. 9, 10.
Whipple, Rev. Joseph, d. 1757, 16. 9 ; 17.
156.
Whipple, Samuel K., donation from, 4.
139.
Whipple, William, 15. 393. Correspond-
ence with J. Brackett, 5. 3-6.
Whishaw, William, portrait of, presented
to the Society, 2. 489 n.
Whisler, Dr., 16. 238.
' Whisperer/ i. 6.
' Whistling Tom/ his statement concern-
ing the death of Gen. Braddock, 3.
234, 235.
Whiston, Obadiah, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 18. 268.
Whitaker, William, D.D., n. 201, 456 n. ;
17. 340.
Whitbourne, Richard, 17. 358.
Whitcomb, Col. Asa, 12. 196 ; 15. 76, 85,
89, 109, 129, 160 ; 16. 337, 338, 340-342,
346, 348, 349, 351-354, 356-358, 360-
364. Officers of the regiment of, 15.
76, 76 n.
Whitcomb, Gen. John, 12. 123; 14. 81;
15. 87, 89, 97 ; 16. 85. His regiment, 7.
261.
White, , 16 106.
White, , ' Mem0 of plan of a War
with Spain/ by, 12. 263, 264.
White, Capt., 6. 394.
White, Capt., 10. 383.
White, Capt., 15. 338, 351.
White, Col., 10. 209.
White, Col., 18. 75.
White, Co/., 19. 405.
White, Mr., Boston, 1705, 12. 363.
White, Rev. Dr., 19. 237.
White, Aaron, account of Peter Salem,
6. 176, 177.
White, Hon. Alexander, n. 23.
WHITE, Hon. ANDREW D., LL.D., 18. 26.
Elected a Corresponding Member, 17.
136. Accepts membership, 17. 282.
White, Benjamin, 12. 107.
White, Hon. Benjamin, 10. 99; n. 142:
16. 85.
White, Benjamin C., 19. 357.
White, Charles W., 19. 349 n.
WHITE, Hon. DANIEL A., LL.D., i. 439;
6. 294 ; 9. 193; 13. 3, 396, 446 ; 14. 115,
116; 15. 219 ; 17. 254, 263 n., 405. His
death, i. xliii; 5. ix, 173, 187, 224; 6.
328, 329. One of the twenty-six mem-
bers in the heliotype frontispiece, 2.
vii; 3. 32 a. Nominated a Resident
Member, 2. 40. Elected, 2. 41. Ac-
cepts membership, 2. 46. Present at
meetings of the Society, 2. 50, 60, 84,
99, 119, 123, 131, 132, 137, 144, 149, 171,
172, 176, 177, 185, 186, 192, 212, 219,
220, 222, 225, 227, 233, 236, 237, 239,
241, 245, 247, 249, 253, 259, 263, 264,
266, 268, 272, 285, 287, 291, 303, 307,
309, 314, 318-321, 324, 326, 346, 349,
350, 354, 356, 362-364, 372, 374, 376,
377, 383, 385, 389, 414, 415, 417, 422,
426, 431, 450, 451, 454-457, 460, 466,
470, 472, 473, 476, 478, 495, 503, 507,
613, 526, 533, 534, 537, 542, 548, 552,
559, 593, 599, 604. Donations from, 2.
112 176, 295, 365, 410, 526. President
pro tempore, 2 129, 211, 450, 456. Re-
port of the committee on the Treas-
urer's accounts, 2 211. Of committee
to appoint a Publishing Committee to
prepare Vol. IX. of the third series, 2.
248, 249. One of the subscribers to
the portrait of Gov. Gore, 2. 312 n.
1 His description of the manuscript vol-
ume of Rev. Charles Morton, 2. 447 n.-
450 n. Donation of the Dowse Library,
3. 107-109. Tribute to the character
of Mr. Hoar, 3. 122. Requested to pre-
pare a memoir of Mr. King. 3. 221.
Remarks on a jury, 3. 301. On Rufus
Choate, 4. 366. Presides, 5. 45. To
prepare a memoir of Chief Justice
Shaw, 5. 174. Remarks on, 5. 177-182.
Portrait of, 6. v, 262. ' Memoir of,'
communicated by Dr. Walker, 6. 261-
329. Manuscript account of, kept by
himself, 6. 263, 263 n., 265-272, 306, 314,
315. On Joseph Haynes, 6. 263 n.
Religious views and study of the Scrip-
tures, 6. 264, 265, 267, 270-273, 283,
294, 309-312, 321-323, 325-329. Poli-
tics of, 6. 270-274, 285-289, 306-309.
Letter from, describing a tutor's life,
6. 275. On the ' Literary Review,' 6.
275, 276. Remarks on the ' Memoir of
490
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
WHITE, Hon. DANIEL A. (continued).
Solomon Gessner,' 6. 276. Quotation
from a letter of, 6. 277. Letter from,
to Mr. Ticknor, 6. 278, 279. Letter
from, to Kimball, 6. 279, 280. Ex-
tracts from letters of, 6. 280-285. Let-
ter to, from one of the tutors, 6. 284,
285. His marriages and his children,
6. 285, 292, 295, 303-305. His profes-
sional reputation and position, 6. 289-
291, 293, 294, 301, 308, 313, 314. Let-
ter from, on Lord Timothy Dexter, 6.
290, 291. Letter from, to Mr. Orne, 6.
296, 297. On Col. Pickering, 6. 297,
298. Letters in defence of Protestant
and Congregational liberty, 6. 298, 299.
Extract from a letter prefixed to Prof.
Fisher's writings, 6. 300 n. Last inter-
view with Dr. Bowditch, 6. 300, 301.
Origin of the Plummer Professorship
at Harvard College, 6. 301. Letters
from, to his sons, 6. 305, 306, 319. On
slavery, 6. 306-309. On total absti-
nence, 6. 315. Bequests made by, 6.
316, 317. His ' Reign of Prejudice,' 6.
272. Biographical writings and obitu-
ary notices, 6. 299, 300. Address on
Commencement Day, 1844, 6. 301. His
Eulogy on J: Pickering, 6. 301, 302.
Translation of the Epistle to the Ro-
mans, 6. 314. His ' Brief Memoir of
the Plummer Family,' 6. 317. ' New
England Congregationalism,' 6. 317,
318. Sermon at the ordination of Dr.
Briggs, 6. 318.
White, Mrs. Daniel A., 17. 405.
White, Rev. Ebenezer, 8. 29 ; 14. 225.
White, Hon. Edward W., presents dona-
tions to the Society, 2. 11.
White, Mrs. Eliza (Orne), 6. 292.
White, Mrs. Elizabeth (Haynes), 6. 262.
White, George, 1603, 6. 256.
White, George, 1769, 8. 87.
White, George E. (Parker fr White), do-
nation from, 2. 475.
White, Gideon, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 268.
White, Lieut. Haffield, 16. 346 ; 17. 192,
192 n., 194.
White, Lieut. Hartfail, 15. 78.
White, Henry, 6. 272 n., 311, 322. Dona-
tion from, 3. 88.
White, Hugh, 7. 331; 19. 404, 407 n.,
408.
White, Isaac, 20. 6.
White, J., x. xxiii.
White, James, i. 13. Donations from, i.
32, 33, 53, 55, 74, 130.
White, John, 1698, 6. 353.
White, John, 1702, 4. 256, 257.
White, John, 1702, 4. 256, 257.
White, John, d. 1721, 8. 28.
White, John, 1755, 20. 141.
White, John, 1836, donations from, 2. 59 ;
3-50.
White, John, addresser of Hutchinson, 4.
363; ii. 394,395.
White, John, baker, d. 1804, i. 490.
White, Capt. John, his volume of draw-
ings in the Grenville Library, 20. 58.
Mr. Stevens's account of the same, 20.
59, 60.
White, John, counsellor, 1629, 4. 155; n.
178, 179, 182, 185 n. Biographical
sketch of, 2. 459, 459 n.
White, John, father of Daniel A. White, 6.
262.
White, John, Hacerhill, 16. 291.
White, John, of the Inner Temple, 16. 3.
White, John, quartermaster, 15. 81, 116.
White, Rev. John, Dedham, i. 344 ; 4. 284 ;
ii. 262.
White, Rev. John, Dorchester, Eiip.,Z. 415,
416 ; 12. 236, 396 ; 17. 369 n. Biograph-
ical sketch of, 2. 459, 459 n. Letter to,
from J: Winthrop, 5. 126, 127. Said to
be the author of ' Reasons to be Con-
sidered,'7. 340. His 'General Observa-
tions for the Plantation of New Eng-
land,' 8. 428-430. His ' Planters' Plea,'
18. 296.
White, Rev. John, Gloucester, d. 1760, 8.
30.
White, John, Son of Liberty, 13. 200.
White, John, Worcester, 13. 295.
White, Hon. Joseph, donation from, 3.
284.
White, Mrs. Mary, 6. 285.
White, Major Moses, 6. 329.
White, Nathaniel, ii. 316.
White, Rev. Nathaniel, 5. 144 ; 8. 11, 20,
25.
White, Lieut. Nehemiah, 15. 77.
White, Paul, Tory, 7. 201.
White, Peregrine, 3. 217-219 ; 14. 40.
White, Lieut. Peter, 15. 81, 81 n.
White, Rebecca (Mrs. Pickering), 2. 427.
White, Richard Grant, 20. 228.
White, Mrs. Ruth (Kurd), 6. 295. Let-
ter to, from Josiah Quincy, 6. 323,
324.
White, Hon. Samuel, 13. 55.
White, Deacon Samuel F., 18. 238.
White, Stephen, contributes to purchase
the Society's building, i. 465 n.
White, Thomas, 13. 295.
White, Thomas W"., donation from, i.
495.
White, William, 1635, 6. 262.
White, William, 1794, 6. 272 n.
White, William, death of, 15. 359.
White, Capt. William, n. 142.
White, Rev. William, Cornwall, Eng., 2.
448 n.; 17.255, 256,261.
White, lit. Rev. William, D.D., 17. 205.
White, William C., his Fourth of July
oration, i. 202.
White, William 0., letter from, to Rev.
James Walker, concerning Hon. D. A.
White, 6. 327-329.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
491
White, William P., and Nathaniel Ap-
pleton, 5. 257.
White & Adams, 8. 462.
White Mountains, N. PL, 17. 413, 415.
White Plains, N. Y., 18. 71 ; 20. 94.
Whitefield, Edwin, his 'Homes of our
Forefathers,' 19. 335.
Whitefield, Mrs. George, letter of, to Dr.
Colman, communicated by Mr. J. P.
Quincy, 19. 179-181.
Whitefield, Rev. George, A.M., i. 18 ; 2.
392; 5.228, 433; 13. 180; 14. 307; 17.
80; 19. 179-181 n. Letter from, to
Rev. Mr. Cooper, 2. 415. His followers
called New Lights, 6. 204. His ' An-
swer to Commissary Garden's Letters,'
i. 12. Letters of, i. 33. Sermons by,
i. 75. His ' Journal,' 6. 265.
Whitefield's house, Guilford, Conn., 20.
25, 27.
Whitehead, William A., 9. 216. Letter
from, in relation to the New Jersey
Historical Society, 2. 308. Letters
from, 2. 486, 581. A committee ap-
pointed to consider the matter of his
letter, 2. 581. Report of the commit-
tee, 2. 582. Further action regarding
his communication, 2. 583. Donations
from, 4. 365; 9. 196 ; 10. 93; xx. 501.
Wliitehill, Mr.. 6. 155.
Whitehorne, Rev. Otho, 2. 448 n.; 17.
255.
Whitehouse, Thomas, 16. 265. Death of,
14. 147.
Whiternan, William, deserter, sentenced,
7. 135.
Whitemore, Josiah, 20. 124.
Whitesborough, N. Y., 19. 405, 406, 415.
Whitestown, N. Y., 7. 331, 336 ; 19. 404-
407 n., 409, 410, 41(3, 417, 422, 423.
Whitestripes, John, Indian, 19. 411.
Whitgift, John, Archbishop of Canterbury,
ii. 440 n.
Whitimore, Lieut. Joseph, 15. 86.
Whiting, Capt., 16. 355.
Whiting, Col., 15. 90, 98.
Whiting, Major. 7. 207.
Whiting, Mr., 18. 17.
Whiting, Benjamin, 15. 132, 133.
Whiting, Calvin, i. 344.
Whiting, Capt. Daniel, 15. 83.
Whiting, Lieut. Gamaliel, 15. 83.
Whiting, John, donation from, i. 50.
Whiting, John, Quaker, 18. 398. His
'Truth and Innocency' quoted, 10. 43;
18. 396.
Whiting, Rev. John, H. C. 1653, 8. 12,
21, 25.
Whiting, Rev. John, H.C. 1657, 8. 12,
21, 26.
Whiting, Rev. John, H.C. 1685, 8. 28,
Whiting, Rev. John, H.C. 1700, 8. 30.
Whiting, John, soldier, 1775, 16. 348.
Whiting, Joseph, 8. 28.
Whiting, tiev. Joseph, 8. 13, 22, 26.
Whiting, Rev.
475.
Lyman, donation from, 2.
Whiting, Capt. Moses, 15, 81.
Whiting, Rev. Samuel, Billerica, d. 1713,
x. 257 n.; 8. 12,21,26.
Whiting, Rev. Samuel, Lynn, d. 1679, n
201 ; 12. 396 ; 17. 141, 142. With
Thomas Cobbet, signs letter to the
church at Roxbury, 17. 140-142.
Whiting, Capt. William, 14. 132.
Whiting, Dr. William, 14. 256 n.
Whitman, Mrs. (Watson), 5. 208.
Whitman, Benjamin, 6. 274 ; 19. 172, 178.
Whitman, Rev. Bernard, 2. 393.
Whitman, C. L., donation from, n. 44.
Whitman, Hon. Ezekiel, 2. 560, 564.
Whitman, George H., communication
from, 2. 138, 138 n. Donation from, 2.
383.
Whitman, Henry, 19. 357.
Whitman, Rev. Kilborn, his oration be-
fore the Bridgewater Columbian So-
ciety, i. 123.
Whitman, Rev. Levi, A.M., donations
from, i. 53, 137. His ' Topographical
Description of Wellfleet,' i. 56. His
remarks on Cape Cod, i. 75. His
' Sermon on the Death of Capt. Chip-
man,' i. 137. His notes on Wellfleet,
i. 151.
Whitman, Rev. Samuel, 8. 29, 34.
Whitman, Zachariah G., A.M., granted
permission to use the Library, i. 286,
394.
Whitman, Rev. Zechariah, 8. 13, 22, 27.
Whitmarsh, Dr. Miles, his misfortune, 7.
178.
Whitmore, Francis, Cambridge, Mass., 12.
275, 276.
Whitmore, Francis, son of the Rev. Francis
Whitmore, 12. 275.
Whitmore, Rev. Francis, 12. 275.
Whitmore, Samuel, Lexington, 1713, 12.
275.
Whitmore, Samuel, West Roxbury, 1864,
8. 84.
Whitmore, Thomas, 12. 275.
WHITMORE, WILLIAM H., A.M., 10. 175,
210, 375, 486; 12. 8, 79, 80, 104, 171,
172n., 319, 329, 392; 13. 76, 104, 267, 312,
450, 451 ; 14. 25, 27 ; 15. 229, 274 ; 16.
163 ; 17. 20, 67, 160 ; 18. 27, 183, 254 n. ;
19. 104 ; 20. 115. Donations from, 3. 65,
92, 93, 182 ; 8. 3, 76, 171, 442 ; 9. 247 ;
10. 41, 86, 93, 105, 135, 320, 331, 409,
484; ii. 1, 44.252, 309, 388, 501; 12.
9, 53, 82, 218, 288; 13 313, 371, 378.
Letter proposing exchange of the
'Register' for the Collections, 3. 91.
Presents the ' Winslow Papers ' to the
Society, 3. 92. To receive the thanks
of the Society for his donation, 3. 92.
Gift from, 4. 10. Elected a Resident
Member, 6. 426. On the authorship of
a paper ascribed by Hutchinson to
492
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
WHITMORE, WILLIAM H. (continued).
Francis Higginson, 7. 340-344. Re-
marks by, 10. 83. Letter from, 10. 347.
Report of committee on Memorials of
Boston, 10. 487. Remarks by, n. 5.
Communication from, relative to Rev.
John Hutchinson, n. 148-150. Of
committee on the ' Sewall Papers/ n.
326. Elected a member of the Stand-
ing Committee, 12. 171. Vote of
thanks to, 12. 225. Motion of, 13. 83.
Sketch of John Gough Nichols by, 13.
122-125. Of committee on the Somer-
by Collections, 13. 313. Appointed to
prepare a memoir of H. G. Somerby,
13. 313. Remarks by, on the name of
the town of Lexington, 14. 28. Sends
to the Society for exhibition a view of
the ' South Battery ' in Boston, 15.
364. Letter from, with portrait sup-
posed to be of Peter Pelham, 16. 37.
Of committee on communication from
United States Coast Survey, 16. 183,
400. His work as Record Commis-
sioner, 19. 288. Requests loan, in behalf
of the city, of articles for the restored
halls in the Old State House, 19. 333,
334. Of a committee to publish the
' Sewall Correspondence/ 20. 104. His
paper on the ' Early Painters and En-
gravers of New England/ 9. 197; 16.
393; 20. 113. His collection of ' An-
dros Tracts' cited, 12. 113 n. Paper
on the ' Origin of the Name of the
Town of Lexington, Mass./ 12. 269-
276. Paper on the ' Origin of the
Names of Towns in Massachusetts/ 12.
393-419; 13-72. Communicates a pa-
per on the Payne and Gore families,
13. 405-424. His 'Massachusetts Civil
List ' cited, 13. 416 n. His share in
editing the ' Sewall Diary/ 16. 369.
Whitney, , 17. 117.
Whitney, Rev. Aaron, i. 217.
Whitney, Asa ( Whitney, Cutler, fr Ham-
mond), n. 308.
Whitney, Daniel, I4--330.
Whitney, David R., 19. 357.
Whitney, Rev. Frederic A., donations
from, 2. 361, 462; 3. 63; 6. 470; 7.
347,474; 10. 311, 312 ; xi. 44.
Whitney, George, donation from, 2. 41.
Whitney, Rev. George, 3. 213. His ' His-
tory of Quincy ' cited, 20. 72 n.
Whitney, Henry, Norwalk, 17. 101.
WHITNEY, HENRY AUSTIN, A.M., 4. 55,
425 ; 8. 485 ; 9. 465 ; u. 252 ; 12. 180 ;
13. 312; 15. 274; 19. 357. Donations
from, 3. 114; 4. 54, 124, 197, 226, 365,
392; 5. 52, 64, 87, 159; 7. 102, 115,
143, 357, 373 ; 8. 467 ; 10. 105, 117 ; II.
501. Elected a Resident Member, 3.
284. Secretary pro tempore, 4. 429.
Of Standing Committee, 4. vii, 272;
5. 29. Of Committee of Publication,
5. v ; 6. vi ; 7. vi. Of Nominating
Committee, 5. 160; 6. 471. Vote of
thanks to, 5. 196; 7. 102. Of com-
mittee on Memorials of the Rebellion,
5. 226. Of the committee to examine
the Treasurer's accounts, 9. 468. Reads
a letter from Capt. Fox, n. 135. De-
clines to serve either on the Standing
or on the Building Committee, 12. 171.
Of committee on the Somerby Collec-
tions, 13. 313. Gift from, 18. 431.
Whitney, John ( Whitney Sf Dorr), n. 308.
Whitney, Lieut.-Col. Jonathan, 14. 87.
Whitney, Joseph, donation from, i. 68.
Whitney, Lieut.-Col. Josiah, 15. 76, 87,
93, 95, 100, 102, 105, 160 ; 16. 347.
Whitney, Oliver, 13. 295.
WHITNEY, Rev. PETER, A.M., i. 172, 188,
194. 197, 213, 216, 222, 226, 233, 240,
248; 3. 209. His death, i. xlii. Gives
a copy of his history of Worcester, i.
68. Nominated a Resident Member, i.
164. Elected, i. 165. Gives his manu-
script account of deaths in North-
borough, and sketch of Rev. Aaron
Whitney, i. 217. Death of, i. 256 n.
Dr. Harris's ' Memoir of/ cited, i. 256n.
His ' History of Worcester/ i. 79. His
sermon at the ordination of his son,
i. 137. Discourse delivered at his
funeral, 3. 213. Portrait of, presented,
10. 312.
Whitney, Ruth (Mrs. Shattuck), 18. 163.
Whitney, S. G., donation from, 2. 473.
Whitney, Samuel, donation from, i. 53.
Whitney, Sarah, 19. 27.
Whiton, Bethiah (Mrs. Lincoln), 19. 381.
Whiton, Enoch, 19. 381.
Whittaker, Rev. Alexander, 18. 294.
Whittemore, Mrs. Hannah, burned to
death, 15. 356.
Whittemore, Lieut. Joseph, n. 226; 12.
198.
Whittemore, Katherine (Mrs. Bartlett),
i. 323.
Whittemore, Samuel, 4. 64 ; 17. 157, 158.
Whittemore, Thomas W., donation from,
i. 473.
Whitten, Lieut. Elias, 15. 84.
Whittier, Charles A., 19. 357.
WHITTIER, JOHN G., 14. 47; 15. 283; 18.
387, 419 ; 19. 347 ; 20. 257. Elected a
Resident Member, 7. 307. Letter on
E. Everett, 8. 168-170. 'The King's
Missive ' by, read at a meeting of the
Society, 18. 183. Dr. Ellis's paper on
the ' King's Missive/ 18. 357-362. Mr.
Whittier's letter to the ' Advertiser/
and Dr. Ellis's reply, 18. 388-399. His
' Leaves from Margaret Smith's Jour-
nal/ 20. 61, 77.
Whittier, see also Which er, Mary.
Whitting, Sergeant, 4. 297.
Whittingham, Richard, 8. 28.
Whittingham, William, 8. 13, 21, 26.
OE THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
493
Whittlesey, Charles, letter from, 2. 300.
Donation from, 10. 33.
Whittridge, Joshua B., M.D., donation
from, 2. 124.
Whitwel, William, 3. 337.
Whitwell, Samuel, 1791,3. 264; 7. 274,
278; ii. 142; 15. 360.
Whitwell, Samuel, Jr., 17. 427. Donation
from, i. 53. Contributes to purchase
the Society's building, i. 465 n. Do-
nation from, of a valuable manuscript
volume, 3. 264.
Whitwell, ATrs. Samuel, 7. 203.
Whitwell, William, xx. 142. Death of,
8. 402.
Whitworth, Mr., 7. 252, 253.
Whitworth, Miles, M.D., 7. 252, 253; xx.
394.
Whyte, John, see White.
Wibird, Thomas, 16. 9.
Wiborne, John, see Wyborne, J.
Wiborne, Thomas, his account with Har-
vard College, 5. 63.
Wickford, Enq., 6. 254, 256.
Wickford, R.I., 13. 250; 20. 203.
Wickham, Rev. Mr., 18. 294.
Wickins, Mr., 11. 310.
Wickliffe, John, 20. 227. His preaching
against villenage, 7. 311, 312.
Wickware, , 17. 197.
Widgery, William, 3. 296 n., 298, 299 ;
17. 116.
Wieland, Christopher Martin, his poem
of ' Oberon,' 2. 409.
Wier, Capt. Robert, 3. 307.
Wiffin, Jeremiah Holme, 5. 429 n.
Wiggin, Andrew, marriage of, 14. 151.
Wiggin, Andrew, Sen., death of, 14. 148.
Wiggin, Benjamin & Timothy, n. 308.
Wiggin, Charles E., 12. 56.
Wiggin, John K., 10. 325; n. 392. Do-
nation from, 8. 274; 9 66; n. 501.
Wiggin, T., letter from Mr. Tudor, con-
cerning his claim, 3. 52-60.
Wiggin, Capt. Thomas, 10. 380 ; 14. 117,
119, 148 n., 364; 20. 79, 79 n., 82, 82 n.,
83.
Wiggin, Timothy, 5. 270 ; n. 308.
Wiggin & Lunt, 10. 4, 13, 171. Donation
from, 9. 247.
Wiggins, Andrew, 16. 265.
Wiggins, Thomas, 16. 265.
Wigglesworth, Rev. Edward, D.D., d.
1765, 14 223; 16. 11; 17. 160. His
letter to Whitefield, i. 18.
Wigglesworth, Rev. Edward, D.D., d.
1794, 12. 193, 194.
Wigglesworth, Rev. Michael, 2. 449 n. ;
5. 144 ; 8. 12, 20, 25 ; 9. 358 ; 12. 82 ??.,
140; 17. 2(33, 264, 266, 268-270, 272,
274. Discourse on, by C. Mather, 3.
294. Letter to the church at Maiden,
12. 93-98. Death of, 14. 140. Quoted
respecting the study of Hebrew in
Harvard College, 18. 122. His manu-
script ' Diary,' 3. 181. ' The Day of
Doom,' 3. 294. ' God's Controversy
with New England,' by, 12. 83-93.
Wigglesworth, Thomas, n. 308.
Wight, Danforth P., M.D., donations
from, 2. 378, 382, 424.
Wight, Moses, 15. 399. His portrait of
Mr. Dowse, 3. iv, 120, 308 ; 4. 244, 319,
320. His portrait of Humboldt, 3.
120 ; 5. 217. Portrait of J. Quincy, 3.
329. Portrait of E. Everett, exhibited,
9. 244.
Wightman, Henry M., 6. 40.
Wightman, Hon. Joseph M., donations
from, 4. 430; 6. 414.
Wightman, Thomas, 6. 35, 38.
Wignell, Thomas, actor, n. 23.
Wigram, Vice- Chancel lor, 10. 76.
WILBERFORCE, Rev. SAMUEL, D.D., Bish-
op of Oxford, 3. 20 ; 13. 138, 266 ; 19.
116-118. The discovery of Bradford's
manuscript ' History of Plymouth,' 3.
20-23, 91, 92, 98. Elected a Corre-
sponding Member, 3. 38. Accepts mem-
bership, 3. 44. His death, 13. xviii.
Death of, announced, 13. 69. Re-
marks of Pres. Winthrop, 13. 69, 70.
His ' History of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church in America,' 2. 602 n. ; 3.
20; 19. 115, 115 n.
Wilberforce, William, 2. 8, 201 ; 5. 430 ;
12. 167; 13. 69; 14. 155; 15. 53; 20.
155.
Wilbraham, Mass., 12. 407. Visit to, in
1789, n. 12. Origin of the name of,
12. 417.
Wilcocks, Lieut. Samuel, 15. 81.
Wilcoks, Daniel, 3. 238.
Wilcox, Edward, 4. 98.
Wild, Ephraim, 20. 313.
Wild, Sarah, 20. 313, 315, 316.
Wild, Capt. Silas, 15. 84.
Wild-cat's skin, 5. 392.
Wilde, Capt., 16. 354, 362.
Wilde, Mr., 1774, 8. 366, 367.
Wilde, J., printer, 7. 129.
Wilde, Samuel S., LL.D., 8. 288; xx. 56.
Wilden, Capt. David, see Wilder.
Willdenow, Karl Ludwig, 17. 409.
Wilder, Capt., 16. 350.
Wilder, Col, 15. 93.
Wilder, Dr., 16 388.
Wilder, Capt. Abel, 15. 83.
Wilder, Prof. Burt G., 14. 4, 15.
Wilder, Capt. David, 15. 76 n.
Wilder, Joseph, 18. 370.
Wilder, Dr. Josiah, 6. 285.
Wilder, Hon. Marshall P., 12. 251 ; 19.
357 ; 20. 342. President of the New
England Historic, Genealogical Soci-
ety, 12. 233.
Wilder, Lieut. Nathaniel, 14. 138 ».
Wilder & Campbell, Messrs., 15. 388 n.
Wildman, Mr., 15. 240 n., 241 n.
Wiles, Ephraim, 20. 317.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Wiley & Putnam, Messrs., request in be-
half of, 2. 354.
Wilford, Col. Francis, x. 186 n.
Wilkes, Adm. Charles, 18. 215; 19. 241.
Wilkes, John, 5. 238; 13. 201; 15. 252;
19. 220. Letters to, in relation to his-
torical matters, 2. 294, 294 n. Letter
to, from Mr. Palfrey, read by Mr.
Charles Deane, 6. 480-483. Letter to
J. Hancock, 8. 459, 460. His speech in
Parliament, 7. 232.
Wilkesbarre, Pemi., 10. 27 n.
Wilkie, Mr., printer, ig. 219.
Wilkie, Sir David, 12. 141.
Wilkins, Comfort, 13. 415 n.
Wilkins, Erasmus, 14. 141.
Wilkins, John, Bishop of Chester, 16 239.
Wilkins, John H. (Messrs. Wilkins &-
Carter), 17. 121.
Wilkins, Richard, 13. 415 n.
Wilkins, Lieut. Stephen, 15. 78.
Wilkins, Judge William, 4 96.
Wilkinson, Mr., 5. 266.
Wilkinson, Mr., 19. 362.
Wilkinson, Gen. James, 3. 280 ; 14. 73-
75, 78.
Will, Indian, 3. 187.
Willard, Mr., Lancaster, 8. 354.
Willard, Abel, 4. 34 ; 15 397. A refugee
from Boston in 1776, 18. 268.
Willard, Col. Abijah, 14. 76, 77. A ref-
ugee from Boston in 1776, 18. 268.
Willard, Hon. Abijah, a refugee from
Boston in 1776, 18 266.
Willard, Cephas, gift from, 17. 165, 166 n.
Willard, H., donation from, i. 146.
Willard, Hannah, 20. 318.
Willard, John, II C. 1690, 8. 28.
Willard, John, 1711, 20. 313, 315, 316.
Willard, Jonathan, 20. 319.
Willard, Joseph, donation from, 10. 117.
WILLARD, JOSEPH, A.M., I. 424, 433, 445,
446, 448, 450, 451, 453, 456, 464, 468,
470, 472, 473, 475, 478 n., 479, 485,
487, 400, 494-497, 499, 500, 503, 504 ;
3. 32, 43, 83, 96, 129, 130, 150, 156, 173,
178, 20(5, 216, 220, 229, 239, 251, 258,
202, 265, 284 ; 4. 06, 424; n. 203; 12.
6-8 ; 16. 165 ; 20. 172. His death,
i. xliii. Nominated a Resident Mem-
ber, i. 416. Elected, i. 418. Of com-
mittee to collect and count votes, i.
447, 448, 452. Of Publication Com-
mittee, i. 451, 453. Of committee on
exchanges with the Boston Athenaeum,
i. 455, 479. Elected Librarian, i. 459,
467, 489. Librarian, i. 465, 478, 482,
483, 486-488, 492-496. Of committee
to report to whom the Collections
shall be given, i. 460. Of committee
to examine the Treasurer's accounts,
i. 464, 466. Of committee on deposit
of articles with the Natural History
Society, i. 467. Reports donations, i.
469, 471, 498-501, 504. Of committee
to prepare the east room for the Libra-
ry, i. 469. Of committee to receive
papers from the State, i. 469, 471.
Authorized to have all newspapers of
earlier date than the Revolution bound,
I. 472. Of committee to label the
portraits in the Cabinet, i. 476. To
procure a book plate, i. 476,494. Pre-
sents Mr. Bancroft's application to use
the Library, i. 476. Directed to erase
certain comments written in one of the
books, i. 485. Of committee on re-
printing and sales of the Collections,
1. 489. To settle Hilliard, Gray, &
Co.'s account, i. 495. To have pam-
phlets bound, i. 496. Recording Sec-
retary, pro teinpore, x. 497. Authorized
to contract for the sale of the Collec-
tions, i. 499. Of committee on Mr.
Baldwin's application, i. 502. Reports
the agreement with Russell, Odiorne,
& Co., i. 504. One of the twenty-six
members in the heliotype frontispiece,
2. vii ; 3. 32 a. Librarian of the
Society authorized to propose an ex-
change of publications with Mr. Haz-
ard of Philadelphia, 2. 1. Of commit-
tee to inquire concerning the missing
maps, 2. 2, 11, 11 n. Present at meetings
of the Society, 2. 3, 12, 14, 15, 17, 18,
21, 25, 28, 31, 33, 35, 40, 46, 47, 50, 56,
60, 62, 65, 67, 72, 79, 83, 84, 86, 88, 90,
92, 94, 96, 99, 100, 102, 104, 109, 115,
117, 119, 123, 125, 126, 129, 131, 132,
135, 137, 139, 142-145, 147, 149, 171,
172, 177, 178, 182, 183, 185, 188, 192,
212, 213, 215, 216, 219, 220, 222, 223,
225, 227, 233-239, 245, 249, 251, 253,
256-259, 2(51-264, 266, 268, 272, 287,
289, 294, 298, 300, 303, 306, 307, 309,
314, 318, 321, 329, 334, 338, 340, 346,
350, 353, 354, 360, 363, 364, 370, 372,
377, 378, 380, 382, 383, 385, 389, 412-
414, 417, 419, 424, 426, 430, 431, 434,
443, 445, 451, 452, 454, 456-458, 462,
46(5, 468-470, 472, 474-479, 481, 483,
486, 489, 490, 493, 495, 498, 503, 507,
511, 513, 526, 529, 533, 534, 537, 542,
547, 548, 552, 554, 559, 571, 573, 581,
583, 593, 596, 604, 606. Reads letter
from Col. Trumbull declining elec-
tion to membership, 2. 11. Reads and
reports letters, 2. 11, 46, 52, 53, 318,
341, 355, 490, 490 n., 541. Of com-
mittee on Lectures, 2. 12, 31, 34 n., 78,
79 n., 114,115, 136, 175. Elected Re-
cording Secretary, 2. 13, 40, 82, 103,
130, 149, 192, 233, 251, 271, 313, 342, 370,
387, 426, 454, 488, 528, 559 ; 3. 29, 86.
Directed to procure a nomination book,
for names of persons proposed as mem-
bers, 2. 14. To enter in nomination
book that names under consideration
for membership are not to be communi-
cated, 2. 15. Recording Secretary, 2.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 495
15, 17, 24, 26, 46, 47, 50, 57, 80, 83, 87,
91, 104, 106, 110, 185, 220, 228, 233,
300, 302, 306, 575. Reads a letter
from Mr. Sparks, 2. 17. Donations
from, 2. 23, 51, 56, 84, 101, 127, 135,
142, 338, 376, 413, 418, 423, 475, 47(5,
639, 574 ; 3. 229 ; 4. 133 ; 5. 87, 105,
440 ; 6. 249, 414 ; 7. 298. To enforce
the vote concerning two loaned vol-
umes, 2. 20. Report concerning books
belonging to the Society, 2. 24, 26.
To furnish Kent B. Stratford with cer-
tain books from his uncle's library, 2.
28. To accompany the gift to Mr. Felt
with a suitable inscription, 2. 40. Re-
port on M. Arnoult's communication, 2.
45, 49, 57-59. Report on the index of
the third series of the Collections, 2.
47, 50, 259. Communicates letters and
donations, 2. 50, 52, 53, 55. Commu-
nicates letter from Mr. W. D. William-
son, 2. 57. Prepares an inventory of
Dr. Freeman's donation, 2. 62, 80, 80 n.,
81 n. To report upon the contract
with the Society's publishers, 2. 62,
62 n. Certain volumes of the Collec-
tions to be sent to the New Hampshire
Historical Society, 2. 64. Report con-
cerning the distribution of the Collec-
tions, 2. 67, 68, 68n.-71n., 93. Of
committee to fix the compensation of
the Assistant Librarian, 2. 78. Com-
municates letter from Dr. Lowell, 2.
104. Excused from acting on the com-
mittee on Lectures, 2. 176. A commit-
tee chosen to act on his proposition,
2. 182, 183. Exchange of books, 2.
183. To cause the plan of Quebec
to be repaired, 2. 185. Of Standing
Committee, 2. 192, 233, 251, 271, 313,
342, 370, 387, 426, 454, 472. To take
charge of the matter from ' Baltimo-
riensis,' 2. 21d. To notify the mem-
bers of meetings by mail, 2. 246,
247. Report on the bill of the Danish
Society of Northern Antiquaries, 2.
262. To prepare a memoir of Mr. W.
Lincoln, 2. 264. Report on the attrac-
tiveness of the meetings to be printed
and sent to the members, 2. 265. To
have the rules adopted at the April
meeting printed, 2. 285. To ascertain
the ownership of the portrait of Jere-
my Dummer, 2. 300. To procure a
plate for letters of the Corresponding
Secretary, and for acknowledgment of
donations, 2. 312. To send a note con-
taining the privileges of the Library
to certain non-members, 2. 347, 348.
Of committee to procure a copy of the
' American Archives,' 2. 418, 420. Of
committee to consider preparing a me-
morial to the General Court concern-
ing an amendment of certain laws, 2.
418, 419. To ascertain if Yale College
be among the institutions to receive the
Society's publications, 2. 429. Reports
a list of deceased members, of whom
no memoir has been prepared, 2. 507,
609, 509 n., 510 n. To insert in the
notices for the next meeting a notice
of the discussion of the proposed By-
Laws, 2. 508, 508 n. Report concern-
ing property loaned to the Northeast-
ern Boundary Commission, 2. 512.
Reports information concerning maps
loaned by the Society, 2. 524, 525.
Chosen as delegate to attend a cele-
bration at Lancaster, 2. 534. Commu-
nicates letter from Dr. Palfrey, 2. 569.
Record of the donation of Samuel
Appleton, 3. 3. Corresponding Secre-
tary, pro tempore, 3. 130. Declines re-
election as Recording Secretary, 3.
154. Elected Corresponding Secretary,
3. 162 ; 4. 19, 272 ; 5. 29, 195 ; 6. 19 ;
7. 26. Corresponding Secretary, 4. 1,
52, 107, 124, 133, 197, 235, 2&7, 309,
330, 365, 379, S84, 430 ; 5. vii, 1, 30, 45,
48, 87, 105, 159, 196, 227, 229 ; 6. vii ;
7. 102, 115; g. 287. Signs memorial
protesting against the change of name
desired by the New England His-
toric, Genealogical Society, 3. 266—
270. To take charge of the 'Ac-
counts of the Dudleys,' 3. 281. Motion
of, 4. 134. Report on Adlard's Dudley,
4. 20, 21. Of committee on Phillips vs.
Savage, with report of the same, 5. 81,
164. Of committee on exchange of
prisoners in the Revolution, 5. 324, 346.
Communicates a letter from E. H. Tal-
bot, 6. 361. Declines being a can-
didate for re-election as Corresponding
Secretary, 7. 338. Vote of thanks to,
for his services, 7. 363. His death, 8.
xvi ; 9. 297. Announcement of the
death of, resolution adopted by the
Society, and remarks by members, 8.
28:3-293; 9. 179. 'Memoir of,' 9. 276.
His parentage and birth, 9. 276. His
early life, 9. 283. His education, 9.
284. Admitted to the bar, 9. 284. His
' History of Lancaster,' 9. 285. Elect-
ed a member of the Massachusetts
Historical Society, 9. 287. Recording
and Corresponding Secretory, 9. 287.
His marriage and removal to Boston,
9. 287. Master in chancery, 9. 288.
His writings, 9. 289. Clerk of the
Courts for Suffolk County, 9. 290. His
connection with the Free Soil party, 9.
295. His last illness, 9. 296. Extract
from Dr. Bartol's discourse on his
death, 9. 298. His paper on 'Natu-
ralization in the American Colonies,' 4.
337-364. Paper by, on a plan of Gen.
Knox, for the general arrangement
of the militia of the United States, 6.
364-403.
496
INDEX OF THE PBOCEEDINGS
Willard, Rev. Joseph, D.D., President of
Harvard College, i. 178; 2. 6 ; 5. 355;
7. 184 ; 8. 284, 289 ; 16. 119 ; 17. 389,
411 ; 18. 123. His funeral sermon on
Mr. Hilliard, i. 7. His oration on
Washington, i. 137. Letters to, from
several persons, 2. 490. Of committee
on Bible publication, 1790, 5. 105, 106.
Death of, 6. 284, 285. Inscription for
his monument, by Charles Folsom, 13.
38.
Willard, Joshua, 18. 368-370.
Willard, Hon. Josiah, 4. 351 ; 5. 75; 8. 30 ;
12. 271 ; 13. 103.
Willard, Levi, 15. 76 n.
Willard, Margaret, 20. 318.
Willard, Rev. Samuel, Deerfield, 2. 432 ;
13. 41; 16. 119. Donations from, 2.
432 ; 4. 146.
Willard, Rev. Samuel, Vice-President of
Harvard College, 2. 54, 449 n. ; 6. 346-
348, 353; 8. 13, 21, 26; 10. 159; 12.
363; 13. 38, 71, 415n. ; 16. 117, 118,
147 ; 17. 263, 265, 268-274, 280, 281 ;
20211. His 'Fiery Trial,' i. 10. His
'Fountain Opened/ i. 33. Sermon on
the death of Lieut.-Gov. Stoughton, i.
154. General Election Sermon of, 2.
293 n.
Willard, Sarah Ripley [Fiske] (Mrs. Bob-
bins), 20. 408.
Willard, Major Sidney, 8. 285, 290,
Willard, Prof. Sidney, 6. 275 n., 276,
286rc.; 8.52; 10. 219,220n. His 'Mem-
ories of Youth and Manhood' cited,
17. 389, 404 ; 18. 122 n. Quoted in
reference to the study of Hebrew in
Harvard College, 18. 122.
Willard, Simon, d. 1712, 8. 29.
Willard, Major Simon, d. 1676, i. 254 n. ;
13. 38 ; 16. 401 n. ' Memoir of,' by J.
Willard, 8. 289.
Willard, Solomon, 17. 165.
Willard, Sylvester D., M.D., donation
from, 3. 182 ; 5. 1.
Willard, William, 17. 165.
Willard family, genealogy of, prepared
by J. Willard, 8. 287, 293.
Willard's Hotel, Washington, 7. 84.
Willemsen, Prof., 13. 309.
Willet, Rev. Andrew, D.D., n. 201, 423 n.
His commentary on Daniel, i. 89.
Willet, Joseph, 14. 110.
Willet, Thomas, 10. 391.
Willette, John, n. 466 n.
Willey (Willie), Calvin, 10. 301.
Willey, Edward, 10 348.
Willey, Mrs. Elizabeth, 14. 152.
Willey, Mrs. Mary, death of, 14. 138.
Willey, Samuel, 14. 138. Marriage of,
14. 151. Second marriage of, 14.
152.
Willey, William, death of, 14. 143.
Willey, William, sentenced by a court-
martial, 16. 346.
Willey House, 15. 282.
William, a Norman name, 3. 9.
William I. of England, 3. 27 ; 7. 309 ; 18.
201.
William I., Prince of Orange, 14. 155 ; 16.
417, 424, 431, 435, 452, 457, 458. Visit
to the house of, n. 132.
William III. of England, 4. 165; 10. 162 ;
ii. 131 n., 205; 12. 413; 13. 101,102;
15. 18, 50, 64 n., 307 ; 16. 106 ; 17. 20,
21, 224; 18. 348, 436; 20. 3, 49, 160,
281, 284, 321, 323, 324, 332, 343, 396,
399. Charter of, 2. 297 n. ; 3. 10, 136,
137. His chaplain, 6. 18. Portrait of,
discovered among the portraits of the
Society, 6. 331, 332. And J: Nelson, 7.
371. Death of, 9. 483. Petition of In-
crease Mather and others to, for a
charter for Harvard College, 12. 112.
List of books given by, to King's
Chapel library, 18. 423-430.
William III. of Hoi/and, 16. 469.
William IV. of England, 13. 99 ; 19. 217,
218.
William V. of Holland, 15. 46.
William, Emperor of Germany, 20. 363.
William, Indian, 2. 291 n.
William, negro, 6. 119.
William, ship, 6, 188, 191.
William, ship, case of, 19 375, 375 n.
William and Mary College, 6. 98; 10.
399 ; 15. 230, 231 ; 17. 350. Photo-
graph of, presented, n. 84.
William Winthrop Fund, 20. 17, 193, 195,
198.
Williams, , 17. 198.
Williams, Capt., 4. 296; 15. Ill; 16. 356,
361.
Williams, Capt., his death, 7. 235.
Williams, Capt., Boston, 12. 427.
Williams, Col., 3. 41.
Williams, Col., 15. 94.
Williams, Dr., 8. 324.
Williams, Major, 7. 192.
Williams, Mr., 4. 38.
Williams, Mr., Hatfield, donation from,
i. 131.
Williams, Mr., innkeeper, n. 10, 31.
Williams, Mr., Marlborongh, 8. 175.
Williams, Mr., Philadelphia, 8. 391.
Williams, Mrs., her death, 14. 138.
Williams, Mrs. (Holmes), n. 26.
Williams, Abigail, bewitched, 5. 35.
Williams, Rev. Abraham, A.M., his Elec-
tion Sermon, i. 79.
Williams, Alexander, & Co., Messrs., per-
mission given to, to reprint in a sepa-
rate volume the tributes to Longfellow
and Emerson, 19. 333.
Williams, Major Archibald, 16. 290.
Williams, Major Arthur, 14. 92.
Williams, Benjamin, commission issued
to, by Gov. Hancock, 18. 153, 154.
Williams, Mrs. Catherine R., donations
from, 2. 147, 218.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
497
Williams, Mrs. Cecile C. (Lemercier), 4.
363 n.
Williams, Cecilia (Mrs. Brooks), 18. 177.
Williams, Charles, 15. 170.
Williams, Charles, see Williams, R. P.
&C.
Williams, Daniel, 13. 374.
Williams, David, medal presented by
Congress to, n. 231.
Williams, Edward, 20. 103. His ' Virgo
Triumphans/ 20. 102.
Williams, Capt. Edward Payson, 15. 84.
Williams, Rev. Eleazar, 5. 232; 18. 271 n.
His spelling-book in the language of
the Iroquois Indians, i. 238 n. Dona-
tion from, 3. 229. Originator of the
story of the 'St. Regis Bell,' n. 312,
320. Claimed to be the son of Louis
XVI. of France, n. 321.
Williams, Major Elijah, i. 260; 20. 47 n.
Williams, Mrs. Elizabeth (Orne), i. 260.
Williams, Col. Ephraim, 15. 398 ; 20.
47 n.
Williams, Col. Ephraim, Jr., 12. 418.
Williams, Eunice, i. 260; 11. 311. Mar-
ries an Indian, 5. 232.
Williams, Mrs. Eunice (Woodbridge), i.
262.
Williams, George, 8. 347.
Williams, Helen Maria, n. 21.
Williams, Hene, 3. 337.
Williams, Henry, 1863, 7. 116.
Williams, Henry, artist, 1828, 4. 363 n.
Williams, Henry H., n. 393; 15. 103,
104.
Williams, Isaac, 17. 157-159, 195, 195 n.,
196.
Williams, Col. Israel, 2. 121; 10. 161;
20. 47 n., 48 n. His correspondence
with Gov. Hutchinson, 2. 95. His
office, 2. 95.
Williams, J., Boston, n. 22.
Williams, J. Fletcher, 10. 145. Donations
from, n. 501.
Williams, Jacob, donation from, i. 168.
Williams, James, 15. 157.
Williams, Jane (Mrs. Brooks), 17. 98.
Williams, Job, a refugee from Boston in
1776.i8.268.
Williams, John, 15. 356.
Williams, John, d. 1751, 20. -17 n.
Williams, John, donations from, 2. 91, 92,
94.
Williams, John, his death, 15. 342.
WILLIAMS, JOHN, A.M., i. 125, 172. His
death, i. xlii, 258 n., 260. Nominated
a Resident Member, i. 119.' Elected,
i. 120. Notice of, compiled by Mr.
Charles Deane, i. 260-262.
Williams, John, Inspector- General, 4. 296;
8. 350 ; 19. 151.
Williams, John, LL.D., his tracts on the
discovery of America by the Welsh, i.
81, 103.
Williams, Lieut. John, 15. 79, 79 n.
Williams, John, M.D., his 'Method of
Practice in the Small-Pox/ x. 10.
Williams, John, member of the Suffolk Bar,
19. 166, 167, 169, 175. Autograph of,
19. 169.
Williams, Rev. John, Deerfield, i. 238 n.,
260, 262 n. ; 8.28; g. 478, 480, 481 ; 14.
137 ; 17. 339. Capture and release of,
5. 231; ii. 311-313, 320. His ' Re-
deemed Captive/ x. 56, 123.
Williams, John Chandler, 19. 421.
Williams, John D., signs the indenture
between the Society and the Provident
Institution for Savings, i. 461 n. Con-
tributes to purchase the Society's
building, x. 465 n. Donation from, 2.
224.
Williams, Capt. John Foster, 20. 270.
Williams, John Lee, 3. 225.
Williams, Hon. John M. Snow, letter
from George Livermore to, 10. 463 n.
Williams, John S., his 'American Pio-
neer' cited, 17. 178n.
Williams, Jonathan, 15. 11.
Williams, Capt. Jonathan, d. 1788, 17.
159 ; 20. 10, 15.
Williams, Jonathan, Jr., 15. 352.
WILLIAMS, JONATHAN, Lieutenant- Colonel
of Engineers, d. 1815, nominated a Cor-
responding Member, i. 194. Elected,
i. 195.
Williams, Jonathan, son of the Inspector-
General, 19. 151.
Williams, Col. Joseph, n. 142 ; 15. 104.
Williams, Josiah, 13. 372, 374.
Williams, Lemuel, 19. 426.
Williams, Hon. Lewis, 19. 21.
Williams, Capt. Macy, 15. 77.
Williams, Mary (Mrs. Smibert), 12. 323;
16. 393.
Williams, Nathaniel, 20. 2, 3, 323, 324.
Williams, Rev. Nathaniel, 8. 29 ; 12. 365.
Letter from Judge Sewall to, 12. 368,
369.
Williams, Rachel (Mrs. Puddington), 14.
150.
Williams, Hon. Reuel, 13. 374. ' Memoir
of,' presented, 7. 474.
Williams, Richard, 12. 409.
Williams, Robert, 1679, 16. 262.
Williams, Robert, 1773, 8. 215; 14. 110.
Williams, Robert, murdered in 1674, 20.
152 n.
Williams, Messrs. Robert P. & Charles,
propose an exchange of books, i. 393,
396.
Williams, Rev. Roger, 1. 11, 177 ; 2. 613 ;
3. 229, 230 ; 6. 5 ; 8. 190 ; 10. 93, 114,
350, 393; 12. 337; 13. 22, 249 n. ; 15.
195, 206, 217 ; 17. 342, 345, 348 ; 18.
298, 330, 336, 339, 399 ; 19. 327 ; 20. 68,
349. His 'Key' lent to the Rhode
Island Historical Society for publica-
tion, i. 399, 399 n. Letter written by
him to Gov. Winthrop, 2. 261. Auto-
498
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Williams, Rev. Roger (continued}.
graph letter to John Cotton, 3. 311,
813-316. The Rhode Island charter
and the Narragansett Patent, 5. 40, 41,
401-406 ; 6. 45-51, 57-65, 73 n., 76.
His remains exhumed, 5. 45-47, 51.
Two of his letters read, 5. 365. His
letters published, 7. 15. Communica-
tion by Mr. Charles Deane in relation
to, 12. 341-358. Letter of Gov. Win-
throp about, 12. 343-345. His manner
of establishing the colony of Rhode
Island, 12. 353-358. Extract from a
letter to Gov. Winthrop, 12. 354 n. His
• Bloudy Tenent,' i. 6 ; 3. 314 ; 12.
347. His ' Key into the Language of
America/ i. 10. Letters of, i. 61. His
' George Fox digged out of his Bur-
rowes,' i. 177 n. ; 6. 49. His ' Bloody
Tenent yet More Bloody ' cited, 12. 347.
Williams, Hon. Roger W., 18. 177. Quot-
ed, 7. 479.
WILLIAMS, SAMUEL, A.M., London, i.
173 n. ; 12. 145, 156 n. Mr. Savage di-
rected to open correspondence with,
in regard to Gov. Hutchinson's his-
tory, i. 370. Nominated a Corres-
ponding Member, i. 370. Elected, i.
371.
Williams, Samuel, LL.D., his ' History
of Vermont,' i. 79, 83 ; 3. 140 n.
Williams, Samuel G. (Haven, Williams,
fr Co.), ii. 307.
Williams, Seth, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 268.
Williams, Gen. Seth, 13. 374.
Williams, Solomon, 2. 455.
Williams, Rev. Solomon, 19. 397.
Williams, Stephen, donation from, i.
102.
Williams, Rev. Stephen, n. 313; 2O.47n.
Williams, Stephen W., M.D., his ' Gen-
ealogy and History of the Family of
Williams ' cited, 20. 47 n.
Williams, Thomas, donation from, 1. 190.
Williams, Thomas, 15. 397 ; 19. 162, 165-
167, 169, 170, 173-176. Autograph of,
19. 168.
Williams, Capt. Thomas, 15. 81.
Williams, Lieut. Thomas, 15. 77.
Williams, Timothy, n. 308. Contributes
to purchase the Society's building, i.
465 n.
Williams, Warham, 17. 337.
Williams, William, 17. 54, 55.
Williams, William, d. 1808, 20. 47 n.
Williams, Col. William, H.C. 1751, d.
1811, 15. 393; 19. 60.
Williams, Rev. William, H.C. 1683, 8.
28.
Williams, Rev. William, Weston, H.C.
1705, d. 1753, 19. 91.
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM TRUMBTJLL, nom-
inated a Corresponding Member, i
272. Elected, i. 272. Donations from-
i. 467, 469. Votes of thanks to, i.
467, 469. The Collections to be sent
to, i. 467.
j Williams & Everett, Messrs., 18. 66.
j Williams College, Mass., i. 147, 478,
500 n.; 2.95; 3.80; 5-214; 6. 421;
10. 161; n. 76; 12. 418; 17. 24-26 n.,
27, 92; 18.271; 19. 13,436; 20. 47 n.,
106, 189, 204. Vote to make exchan-
ges with, i. 118. The Collections to
be sent to, i. 241. To receive a set of
the Collections, 2. 69 n. Establishment
of, 15. 398.
Williams Library, London, the Collections
to be sent to, i. 241; 2. 69 n.
' Williams Papers,' 2. 94, 121 ; 12. 213,
231 ; 20. 48 n. Report relating to the
Papers, 2. 94, 96.
'Williams' Review,' donation from the
editors of, n. 499.
Williamsburg, Mass., 12. 406, 408. Origin
of the name of, 12. 419.
Williamsburg, Fa., 6. 82, 114, 189; 16.
108 ; 19. 68, 70, 71 n. Memorials of
the Rebellion from, 7. 24.
Williamson, , 17. 363-365.
Williamson, Capt., 15. 353.
Williamson, Capt. Charles, his ' Settle-
ment of the Genesee Country,' i.
191.
WILLIAMSON, HUGH, M.D., LL.D., 3. 95.
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
i. 85. Elected, i. 86. On slavery, 6.
144, 146.
Williamson, Joseph, donations from, 7.
374 ; 9. 348.
Williamson, Sir Joseph., letters from
Capt. Scott to, 6. 67 n., 69 n., 71 n., 72 n.
Blunders of, 10. 376; notes relating to
New England, 10. 377-392. Letters of
J. Vernon to, 11. 131-134. 'Memo-
randa ' of, 13. 132-135.
WILLIAMSON, Hon. WILLIAM D., A.M.,
5. 88 n. ; 13. 300 n. ; 17. 352. Presents
a copy of his History, and asks for an
exchange of the Collections on certain
terms, 2. 57. Nominated a Correspond-
ing Member, 2. 60. Elected, 2. 62.
Accepts membership, 2. 72. Donation
from, 2. 131. His ' History of Maine'
cited, 2. 57 n., 74 n., 543 n. ; 12. 413,
416,417,419; 13-440; 14. l'27n., 130n.,
132 n., 13y»., 140 n., 144 n.-146n., 376 n. ;
17. 353 n.
Williamsport, Md., 17. 199.
Williamstown, Mass., 12. 405, 408; 19.
90, 93. Named for Col. Ephraim Wil-
liams, 12. 418.
Willington, Lieut. Thomas, 15. 83.
Willington, Conn., 10. 213, 217.
Willis, Charles, donation from, i. 138.
Willis, David, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 18. 268.
Willis, Edward, 12. 107 ; 16. 107 ; 17. 52,
63.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
499
illis, Justice Edward, in Somerset's case,
7. 324.
Willis, Isaac, Jr., 13. 872.
Willis, John, 13. 372, 374.
Willis, Mical, 3. 337.
Willis, Nathan, 13. 372.
Willis, Nathan, 2d, 13. 372.
Willis, Nathaniel, i. 13. Donations
from, i. 145, 191; 2. 177, 247, 265,
364, 383 ; 6. 20, 414, 470 ; 7. 24, 140.
Donates the portrait of Capt. Isaac
Collins, 6. 20. Vote of thanks to, 6.
20.
Willis, Nathaniel, Jr., donations from, I.
146, 153, 177.
Willis, Nathaniel P., 14. 47 ; 16. 408 ;
17. 450.
Willis, Samuel, 8. 12, 21, 25.
Willis, Thomas, carpenter, 1680, 6. 340,
349, 351.
Willis, Thomas, philosopher, 16. 239.
WILLIS, Hon. WILLIAM, LL.D., 3. 182;
8. 228; 10. 134; 16. 387, 393. Gives
a copy of his ' History of Portland,'
i. 475. Nominated a Corresponding
Member, 2. 553. Elected, 2. 5(59. Ac-
cepts membership, 2. 572. Donations
from, 2. 435 ; 3. 37, 38, 214 ; 7. 1 ; 8.
254; 9. 1; n. 501. Letter from, con-
cerning the coins found on Richmond
Island, 3. 183-188. His death, n.
xviii. His death announced to the So-
ciety, u. 229. His ' History of the
Law, the Courts, and the Lawyers of
Maine/ x. 389 n.; 2. 665.
WILLIS, Rev. ZEPHANIAH, A.M., n. 18.
Nominated a Resident Member, i. 136.
Elected, i. 140. Resigns membership,
i. 246. His dues remitted, i. 246.
Notice of, i. 500 n.
Williston [Thomas], death of, 15. 336.
Willoughby, Francis, Deputy- Governor of
Massachusetts, d. 1671, 13.' 133.
Willoughby, Francis, 2d Baron Middleton,
see Middleton.
Willoughby of Eresby, Bertie Peregrine,
9<A Baron, 1 6. 432.
Willoughby, Montagu, Lord, 6. 71 n., 72 n.
Wills, Capt. Agrippa, 15. 76, 76 n.
Wills, Rev. Jonathan, 2. 448 n.; 17. 255-
257, 261.
Wills Creek, 3. 230, 231, 233.
Willson, Archibald, see Wilson.
Willson, Rev. Edmund B., donations
from, 2. 376, 526, 604.
Willy, , 16. 107.
Wilmer, Thomas, 7. 129.
Wilmington, Spencer Compton, 1st Earl
of, 12.412; 13. 101.
Wilmington, Del., 4. 95 ; 19. 72.
Wilmington, Mass., 12. 403, 404, 412;
i5.190.
Wilmington, N. C., 4. 101.
Wilmot, Mr., 15. 235 n.
Wilmot, Hon. David, 20. 28.
Wilmot, John, Earl of Rochester, see Roch-
ester.
Wilson, , 4. 97.
Wilson, , painter, 12. 317.
Wilson, Lieut., 15. 83.
Wilson (Willson), Archibald, n. 393, 395.
A refugee from Boston in 1776, 18.
268.
Wilson, Deborah, 18. 391.
Wilson, Elizabeth (Mrs. Wear), 14. 150.
Wilson, George, 3. 260.
Wilson, Hon. Henry, donations from,
5. 48, 172, 193 ; 6. 333 ; 7. 1, 21, 82,
139, 140, 143, 279, 357; 8. 88, 171,
280, 314; 9. 177, 196, 227, 247, 255,
347, 436, 467 ; 10. 21, 40, 105, 311.
Death of, noticed by the President, 14.
179.
Wilson, Humphrey, 16. 265.
Wilson, Hon. James, 6. 154 ; 13. 420 n. ;
15. 393. On slavery, 6. 143, 154-156.
Report of the Committee of Safety,
of the Southern States, 6. 216-218.
Wilson, Co/.. James G., donations from, 8.
76; 9. 177; n. 501.
Wilson, John, donation from, 4. 235, 437.
Wilson, John (Christopher North), 16.
409.
Wilson, J., Jun., donations from, 4. 330;
7. 139.
Wilson, Rev. John, d. 1667, xx. 201; 12.
346; 14. 303; 15. 367; 16. 149, 204;
17. 129, 348 ; 18. 252, 265, 265 n., 298,
363; 20. 78. Portrait of, i. 124. Por-
trait of, to be repaired, 2. 289 n. Let-
ter from, to Dr. Stoughton, 5. 128.
'Memoirs of,' by Cotton Mather, 6.
407 n. On the alleged portrait of, 10.
41-44; 18. 264, 265; 20. 114. Certifi-
cate of, 12. 105.
Wilson, Rev. John, H.C. 1642, d. 1691,
4. 441 ; 8. 11, 20, 25.
Wilson, John, Rye, and Mary his wife,
10. 396.
Wilson, John, & Son, 3. 102, 359; 6. 10;
7-353; io.9, 11,167,169; ix. 36,38,
246-248; 12. 76, 221, 222 : 13. 17, 275 ;
14. 324, 326; 15. 270, 272; 20. 182.
Donations from, 4. 146, 309.
Wilson, John B., 17. 240, 241.
Wilson, Mrs. John E., 17. 240.
Wilson, Capt. Jonathan, 17. 320.
Wilson, Joseph, 1711, 20. 312, 314.
Wilson, Joseph, Protester, 1774, n. 395.
Wilson, Joseph, marriage of, 14. 152.
Wilson, Nathaniel, 6. 349.
Wilson, Robert Anderson, his ' Conquest
of Mexico/ 4. 277-283; 5. 101.
Wilson, Sir Thomas, 13. 85, 86.
Wilson, William, 4. 256, 257.
Wilson, vessel, 3. 228.
Wilson's Lane, Boston, ig. 251.
Wilton House, i. 55; 3. 44.
Wilton, N. H., donation from, 2. 147.
Winchelsea, Eng., 3. 251.
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INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Winchendon, Mass., 12. 407. Origin of
the name of, 12. 417.
Winchendon vs. Hatfield, case of, cited,
13. 297, 299.
Winchester, Mr., surgeon, 4. 326.
Winchester, Rev. Mr., Baptist, 8. 223.
Winchester, Mass., 12. 407 n.
Winchester, Va., 19. 69, 73.
Winchmore Hill, Middlesex, Eng., 2. 14 n.
Winchup, Richard, 17. 159.
Wincob or Wyncopp patent, 10. 377 n.
Windebank, Sir Francis, 3. 283.
Windham, Conn., 8. 196; n. 27. Aids
Boston in 1774, 4. 220.
Windham, Me., 12. 405, 408, 416; 18. 42,
43, 46.
Windmill Point, Boston, 7. 477.
Windsor, Conn., 3. 60 ; 5. 16; 17. 147, 343,
348. Visit to, in 1789, n. 13, 14.
Windsor, Enr/.t Dr. R. Ellis's visit to, 18.
252. '
Windsor, Mass., see Gageborough.
Windsor, N. S., 8. 358.
Windsor chairs, i. xviii, 13; 3. 167; 17.
218; 18.243,244.
Wine, Capt, 12. 423.
Wines, 3. 183.
Wing, John, 7. 130.
Wing, John, 1698, 20. 323.
Wing, Capt. John, 12. 108.
Wing, Rev. John, his ' Saint's Advan-
tage,' 20. 230.
Wingate, Mrs. Eunice (Pickering), 8.
32.
Wingate, Judge Paine, 10. 35. Donation
from, 2. 31. Letters from, 8. 32, 33.
Sketch of, 8. 32.
Wingate, Rev. Paine, 8. 32.
Wingett, John, 16. 265, 267. Death of,
14. 123.
Winnasimmet, pronunciation of, 2. 290 n.
Winnehu, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Winnepissiogee Lake Cotton and Woollen
Manufacturing Company, gift from,
18. 400.
Winnepoykin, Sagamore George, Indian,
17. 55.
Winnet, John, Jr., a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 18. 268.
Winniett, Alexander, 15. 191.
Winniett, Mrs. Sophia Livingston, 15.
191.
Winniett, Sir William, 15. 191.
Winnington, Sir Francis, 4. 160.
Winnisimmet ( Vimisimit), i. 476.
Winnisimmet Ferry, 7. 362.
Winship, Dr., 7. 222.
Winshipr Capt. Ebenezer, 15. 81.
Winskomogon, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Winsley, John, 18. 349.
Winslow, , 17. 216.
Winslow, Mr., 6. 353.
Winslow, Mr., 16. 107, 305.
Winslow, Mrs., 7. 203.
Winslow, Benjamin, 13. 410 n.
Winslow, Edward, Collector of the Port,
a refugee from Boston in 1776, 18.
266.
Winslow, Col. Edward, 13. 206; 17. 210,
210 n., 211; 18. 268.
Winslow, Edward, father of Gov. Edward
Winslow, 13. 410 n.
Winslow, Goo. Edward, i. 113 n.; 4. 142 ;
6. 30, 363, 473, 476, 478 ; 10. 89, 377 n.,
378 n., 379; ix. 405, 405 n.; 12. 59, 79,
184,441; 13. 410 n.; 14. 26, 163, 360,
367; 16. 110; 17. 57, 345, 358; 18. 118,
438; 19. 125, 424, 425; 20. 62 n., 70, 118,
180, 209. Chair of, i. 414 n.; 2. I n., 284,
284 n., 285, 286. Device on his seal, 2.
1 n., 284 n. His chair and table pre-
sented to the Society, 2. 1 n. His chair,
2. vi, 284 n., 285. Letter to Gov. Win-
throp, 2. 422. Petition of, 5. 131-184.
The Narragansett Patent, 6. 48, 51, 59,
62, 63, 363. Silver canteen and pewter
plate belonging to, presented, u. 322.
Letter from, to Bradford and Prince,
16. 111. Extract from a letter of, 18.
298. Copy of the portrait of, 19. 386 n.
A copy of the portrait of, made for the
Society, 20. 1, 192. Portrait of, sur-
rendered to the Winslow heirs, 20. 192.
His 'New England's Salamander,' i.
418. His 'Good Newes,' i. 151, 279,
279 n., 283; 14. 362 n., 363; 18. 440,
441 ; 201 229. His ' Hypocrisie Un-
masked,' 6. 60. His ' Brief Narrative '
cited, 13. 315; 18. 441.
Winslow, Edward, nephew of Gov. Wins-
low, 13. 410.
Winslow, Edward, sheriff of Suffolk, 16.
392. Portraits of, 1*6. 391, 475; 18.
370.
Winslow, Mrs. Elizabeth Savage, por-
trait of, 16. 474.
Winslow, Mrs. Emma (Savage), 16. 391.
Winslow, Erving, 16. 393, 398, 399.
Winslow, Hannah, portrait of, by Blaok-
burn, 16. 392.
Winslow, Mrs. Hannah, a refugee from
Boston in 1776, 18. 268.
Winslow, Isaac, 8. 349 ; n. 392, 395 ; 19.
124, 125, 386, 386 n. ; 20. 6. Portrait
of, by Blackburn, 16. 392. A refugee
from Boston in 1776, 18. 268.
Winslow, Isaac, donations from, i. 498;
5. 192.
Winslow, Isaac, grandson of Gov. Edward
Winslow, of Plymouth, 13. 410.
Winslow, Isaac, Hingham, the Winslow
deposit of portraits and other articles
surrendered to, 20. 1.
Winslow, Isaac, Jr., n. 392.
Winslow, Isaac, M.D., 2. 284 n.; 10. 36.
Donation from, i. 113. Letter from,
to Dr. Eliot, i. 113 n. Portrait of, 19.
386 n.
Winslow, John, n. 392: 20. 7. A refu-
gee from Boston in 1776, 18. 268.
.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
501
Winslow, Gen. John, 10. 162; 12. 207; 13.
252, 370; 14. 75; 16. 175; 18. 378; 19.
424 ; 20. 54, 183. Portrait and sword
of, 19. 386 n. Portrait of, by Black-
burn, 16. 391. Appointed to a com-
mand in the Carthagena expedition, 18.
375. Bounty paid to, 18. 376. His
sword restored to the Winslow heirs,
20. 192. Manuscript Journal of, i. 113;
2. 229 n.
Winslow, John, grandson of Gov. Edward
Winslow, 13. 4'lO.
Winslow, John, Jr., n. 394, 395.
Winslow, John, M.D., Marshfield, heirs
of, donate gifts to the Society, 2. 1,
1 n. ; 19. 125, 386 n.
Winslow, John, son of Gov. Edward Wins-
low, 3. 34 ; 7. 369 ; 13. 410 ; 20. 210.
Winslow, John P., 4. 234.
Winslow, Joseph, 13. 410.
Winslow, Joshua, d. 1769, 16. 391, 392 ;
20. 6. Portrait of, by Blackburn, 16.
391.
Winslow, Joshua, 1781, 13. 293.
Winslow, Joshua, tea commissioner, 4. 217;
ii. 392, 395; 13. 166; 15. 344.
Winslow, Gov. Josiah, i. 113n.; 4. 123; 10.
22, 391; 13. 134, 234, 410 ».; 15. 395.
Letter from, to King Charles II., 7. 480-
482. Letter from, to H: Coventry, 7.
480, 482-484. Letter to Increase Ma-
ther cited, 12. 319 n. Portrait of, 19.
386 n. Portrait of, restored to the
Winslow heirs, 20. 192.
Winslow, Josias, Assistant, deed signed
by Peregrine White, 3. 218.
Winslow, Kenelm, the elder, 13. 410 n.
Winslow, Kenelm, Marshfield, 13. 416.
Winslow, Lucy (Mrs. Erring), 16. 392.
Winslow, Mrs. Lucy (Waldo), 16. 392.
Winslow, Miss M. V., 16. 391, 392.
Winslow, Margaret (Mrs. Pollard), 16.
390. Portrait of, by Blackburn, 16. 391.
Winslow, Mrs. Margaret, donations from,
i. 89, 138.
Winslow, Mrs. Mary (Chilton), 4. 142;
13. 410 n.; 17. 23, 130; 20. 210.
Winslow, Mary (Mrs. Warren), 19. 424.
Winslow, Capt. Nathaniel, 15. 75.
Winslow, Pelham, 19. 424. A refugee
from Boston in 1776, 18. 268.
Winslow, Mrs. Penelope, portrait of, 19.
386 n.
Winslow, Samuel, 13. 410.
Winslow, Samuel W., 16. 392.
Winslow, Sarah, daughter of Kenelm, 13.
416.
Winslow, Sarah (Mrs. Payne), 13. 410.
Winslow, Thomas, donation from, i.
152n.
Winslow, William, acquitted by court-
martial, 15. 134.
Winslow, Me., 12. 408, 419.
Winslow arms, 19. 386 n. Restored to
the Winslow heirs. 20. 192.
Winslow chair and table, vote to sur-
render, 19. 124, 125.
Winslow family, 5. 427 ; 8. 396. Picture
of, by Blackburn, 16. 392.
Winslow family portraits, 14. 26, 27. De-
posited in the Society's Cabinet, i. 414.
Vote to surrender, 19. 386.
Winslow House, Marshfield, 20. 28.
' Winslow Papers,' 2. 601 n. ; 3. 92 ; 4.
234; 10.89, 161.
Winsor, Christopher, 17. 182, 182 n., 191 n.
Winsor, Mrs. Christopher, 17. 191.
Winsor, Joshua, 12. 107.
WINSOR, JUSTIN, A.B., Librarian of Har-
vard University, 10. 336 ; 15. 399, 401 ;
16. 163, 164; 17. 62 n., '120, 294; 18.
27, 69, 357, 405, 406 ; 19. 129, 194,
243, 288, 387; 20. 39, 60, 115, 190,
260, 276. Donations from, 2. 431,
442, 466. Elected a Resident Mem-
ber, 15. 305. Accepts membership,
15. 307. Remarks by, concerning his
recent visit to London, 15. 380. Com-
munication from, in regard to the
papers of the late R. H. Lee, 17. 19.
Of committee to examine the same,
17. 19. Reports for the committee, 17.
48. Exhibits maps illustrating the
siege of Boston, 17. 62. Elected a
member of the Executive Committee of
the Council, 17. 76 ; 18. 36. Exhibits
some manuscript maps from Harvard
College library, 17. 118. Exhibits an
ancient map of Boston, 17. 365. Ex-
hibits manuscript maps by Dr. Bel-
knap, 18. 18. Vote moved by, 18. 68.
Remarks by, on Price's view of Bos-
ton, 18. 68, 69. Reads a poem by Mr.
Whittier, 18. 183. Editor of the pro-
posed ' History of America,' 18. 288.
Speaks of the Carthagena expedition,
18. 379. Elected Corresponding Sec-
retary, 18. 415; 19. 296; 20. 199. Cor-
responding Secretary, 18. 417 ; 19. 97,
123, 194, 247, 265, 298, 325, 386 ; 20. 1,
37, 57, 95, 106, 201, 260. Vote of
thanks to, 18. 416. Of committee to
confer with the overseers of the poor,
19. 61. Calls attention to some letters
of Gov. Hutchinson, 19. 74. Speaks
of picture of Hutchinson's house, 19.
74. Remarks by, on Price's view of
Boston, 19. 104-106. Paper by, on
the transmission of the manuscript of
Bradford's ' History,' 19. 106-122. Of
committee to revise the By-Laws, 19.
125. Appointed to write a memoir of
Solomon Lincoln, 19. 210. Offers a
vote in regard to the purchase of the
Franklin Papers by the United States
Government, 19. 241. Asks about an
alleged disturbance of the peace in
Boston in 1778, 19. 249. Of committee
on' the ' Trumbull Papers,' 19. 251.
Offers an order for the preparation of
502
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
WINSOR, JUSTIN, A.B. (continued).
an historical sketch of the Society, 19.
265. Partial report on the ' Trumbull
Papers,' 19. 270. Of committee on
the Cabot map, ig. 388. Asks about
the name of the District of Columbia,
19. 393, 393 n. Reads a review of the
first volume of H. H. Bancroft's pro-
jected ' History of the Pacific Coast,'
20. 45. Remarks by, on an early map
of Virginia, 20. 102-104. Excused
from serving on the committee to pub-
lish the 'Trumbull Papers,' 20. 104.
Presents an engraving of a map of
New Sweden, 20. 157. Remarks by,
on a heliotype of Cotton Mather, 20.
186. Remarks by, on certain historical
tracts, 20. 229-231. Of a committee
to publish the ' Trumbull Papers,' 20.
280. Communicates a plan for the
preparation of an official history of
the United States, to be published by
the Government, 20. 327. His intro-
duction to the ' Prince Library Cata-
logue •' cited, 17. 174. His ' History of
Duxbury ' cited, 17. 207 n. ' Memoir
of Hon. Solomon Lincoln ' by, 19. 381-
384.
Winston, Rev. Mr., n. 209.
Winter, Mr., blacksmith, 7. 236.
Winter, Cornelius, 19. 179.
Winter, John, 3. 183, 184, 186.
Winter, Lieut. Josiah, 15. 79.
Winter, Timothy, 20. 3.
Winter Hill, Somerville, 3. 272 ; 4. 303 ;
7. 217.
Winters, William, 19. 388.
Winthrop, Adam, great-grandfather of
Gov. John, 15. 261.
Winthrop, Adam, grandfather of -Gov.
John, 15. 262.
Winthrop, Adam, father of Gov. John
Winthrop, 8. 447 ; 10. 329, 430, 456 ; 12.
287 n.; 13. 83; 14. 206; 15-241, 242,
244, 261-263; 18. 248-250; 20. 41.
The Bible of, 2. 277. Manuscript
note by, 10. 482. Account of the ex-
ecution of Mary, Queen of Scots, in
the commonplace-book of, 12. 285-
287. Account of the execution of Sir
Walter Raleigh in the commonplace-
book of, 13. 94-98. His sketch of the
life of Lambarde, 14. 197.
Winthrop, Adam, cousin of Gov. John, 15.
263.
Winthrop, Adam, grandson of Gov. John,
B.C. 1668, d. 1700,8. 13, 22, 27; 12.
207 ; 16. 107, 244 ; 20. 116. Signature
of, faces 6. 428.
Winthrop, Judge Adam, B.C. 1694, d.
1743, 8. 29 ; 20. 210.
Winthrop, Capt. Adam, son of Prof. Win-
throp, drowned, 15. 351.
WINTHROP, ADAM, A.M., d. 1846, 12. 234 ;
19. 177, 178. Elected a Corresponding
Member, i. 388. Letters to, 2. 117.
Donation from, 2. 181.
Winthrop, Agnes (Browne), 4. 148.
Winthrop, Alice (Henny), 15. 262.
Winthrop, Anne (Mrs. Lechmere), 5. 169.
Winthrop, Benjamin, New York, u. 5.
WINTHROP, BENJAMIN R., 12. 7, 233 ; 17.
134; 18. 26. Elected a Corresponding
Member, 4. 197. Donation from, 3. iv ;
4. 1, 52, 244 ; 6. 82 ; 8. 88. Letter and
gifts from, 3. 123, 125; 4. 133. To
receive the thanks of the Society, 3.
125. Accepts Corresponding Member-
ship, 4. 226. Visit from, 10. 37. His
death, 17. xviii. Remarks by the
President on the death of, 17. 133, 134.
Winthrop, Deane, 12. 397.
Winthrop, Elizabeth (Norwoode), 15. 262.
Winthrop, Elizabeth (Mrs. Munnynge),
15. 263.
Winthrop, Elizabeth (Reade), 6. 254,
255 ; 13. 235, 249 n.
Winthrop, Miss Elizabeth, gift from, 18.
66.
Winthrop, Gov. Fitz-John, oldest son of
Gov. Winthrop, of Connecticut, 5. 169, 234,
234 n.; 6. 255 n., 488, 489, 491; 7. 365n. ;
10. 395, 396 ; 12. 213 n. ; 14. 206, 216 ;
15. 395; 17. 130, 169; 20. 116, 210.
News-letters written to, by John Camp-
bell, 9. 385-501. Draught of a letter
from, to William Penn, 12. 41. Mistake
about the portrait of, 12. 214. Fac-
simile of invitation to attend the fu-
neral of Sir William Phipps, faces 14.
216.
Winthrop, Forth, 7. 343; 10. 329; 12.
236 ; 16. 144 ; 20. 23.
WINTHROP, FRANCIS BAYARD, 12. 234,
235 ; 18. 66. Nominated a Correspond-
ing Member, 2. 17, 18. Elected, 2. 19.
Winthrop, Grenville Temple, 17. 101.
Winthrop, Mrs. Grenville Temple, the
collection of autographs given to the
Society by the children of, 17. 101, 102,
103 ; 20. 37, 191-199.
Winthrop, Hannah (Payer weather), wife
of Prof . Winthrop, 5. 94. Extract from
a letter of, 13. 214.
Winthrop, Henry, 18. 66.
WINTHROP, Hon. JAMES, LL.D., i. 1, 4,
5, 13, 14, 17 n., 23, 27, 29, 30, 32, 36, 3«,
41, 42, 55, 62, 78, 94, 96, 104-108, 110,
117, 120, 121, 124, 126, 127, 132, 136,
139, 143, 160 n., 163, 179, 195, 199, 200,
214, 219, 220, 225, 228, 237, 244, 247 n.,
251-253, 259, 262, 264, 266, 270, 272,
274, 278, 279, 281, 283, 284, 331, 335,
343, 383, 483 n.: 6. 330; 10. 343; n.
146; 12. 69 n., 434; 13. 229; 14. 67;
20. 17, 19. Formation of the Society,
1. x, xiii, xiv, xvi n., xxiii, xxxiv, xxxv ;
2. viii ; 3. 166; 4. 112. His death, i.
xlii, 337. Elected a member of the
Standing Committeee, i. 4, 34, 50, 64,
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
503
82, 97, 105, 121, 125, 132, 140, 148, 157,
164, 170, 188, 193, 196, 206, 215, 221,
226, 231, 239, 245, 254, 264, 273, 279,
288, 335. Of committee to obtain a
file of the 'Boston Evening Post,' i.
6. List of books given by, to form the
Library, i. 13. Donations from, i. 24,
31, 38, 48, 83, 179. Meeting of the
Society at his house, i. 29. Commu-
nicates a donation, i. 37. Presents the
report on the Treasurer's accounts, i.
61. To report a device for a seal, i.
78, 80, 483 n. ; 15. 257. Of committee
on the map of the State, i. 96, 125,
128. Communication from, referred
to the Publication Committee, I. 149.
Memorandum by, on pieces of copper
found at Medford, i. 152. President
pro tempore, I. 228, 237, 243, 244, 252,
253, 259, 262, 265, 266, 270, 272. Add-
ed to the committee on Winthrop's
Journal, i. 263. Mr. Bradford ap-
pointed to prepare a memoir of, I. 338.
Autograph and portrait of, face i. 338.
His ' Arrangement of Scripture Pro-
phecies relating to Anti-Christ,' i. 83.
His ' Memoir of William Fiske,' i.
162 n., 166. His notice of Gov. Sul-
livan cited, i. 200 n. His Catalogue
of graduates, 5. 107.
Winthrop, John, Governor of Massachu-
setts, d. 1649, i. 83, 269, 434 n. ; 2. 277 n.,
332 n. ; 3. 126, 135, 139 n., 186, 188,
371; 4. 3, 113, 126, 129, 155, 158, 441,
444; 5. 96, 130, 136-141, 143; 6. 5, 67 n. •
8. 45. 414-416, 420, 447; 10. 161, 162,
326, 379, 380, 482 ; n. 102, 110, 146,
180, 184, 187 n., 216, 217, 399, 404,
405; 12. 13, 128, 171, 323, 337, 346,
347, 353 n., 387, 388, 396 ; 13. 23, 47,
83, 84, 92, 230, 368; 14. 119, 126 n.,
301-304, 307, 315, 361; 15. 195, 217,
261, 262, 381. 395 ; 16. 3, 134, 135,
137-139, 146, 194, 197-199, 201, 204,
206, 210 ; 17. 124-126, 128-130, 133,
166, 342, 342 n., 340, 348, 351, 368, 441 ;
18. 66, 118, 251, 289-294, 296-299, 301 ;
19. 142 ; 20. 25, 26, 42, 43, 62-64, 66,
67, 73-76, 78, 79, 82, 82 n., 84, 86, 88,
08, 116, 118, 119, 179, 190, 210, 622.
Discovery of the third volume of his
Journal, i. 254, 254 n. Committee ap-
pointed to consider the publication of
the Journal, i. 258, 259, 263. The Jour-
nal referred to the Publication Com-
mittee, i. 285. Committee to ask aid
from the State in publishing the Jour-
nal, x. 374, 376. Publication of the
book, i. 374 n. The second volume of
the manuscript lost by fire in Mr. Sav-
age's office, i. 392. Portrait of, given,
i. 484; 3. 126. Why called the first
Governor of New England, 2. 284, 286.
Bill of Lading made out to, 3. 27, 28,
28 n. Bill of exchange drawn in 1630,
3. 257. Autograph letter from Thomas
Dudley to, 3. 311, 312. His handwriting
difficult to read, 3. 317. His birthday,
4. 147. His birthplace, 4. 148 ; 18. 248,
249. ' Gone to New England,' 5. 93, 94.
The manuscript of his 'History of New
England,' 5. 97 ; n. 109. Letter from,
5. 126, 127. Letter from, to Emanuel
Downing, 5. 127. Letter from, to Dr.
Stoughton, 5. 128. Ends idleness by
his example, 5. 131. And Capt. Israel
Stoughton, 5. 134-144. Two letters of
Roger Williams read, 5. 365. Recipes
sent to, 5. 379-399. And the Narragan-
sett Patent, 5. 406 ; 6. 51, 52, 55, 57-75.
His distant affinity to Nathaniel Rogers,
5. 494. His arrival in America, 6. 4, 6/t.,
415, 474. Letter to his son, Gov. Win-
throp of Connecticut, 6. 405. Letter
from Emanuel Downing to, 6. 415, 416,
Statements regarding Vassall, 6. 473,
476-479. His objections to Rev. Mr.
Chauncy, 6. 474, 475. His election to
the position of Governor, 6 474. Loss
of his son, 6. 475, 476. His letters pub-
lished, 7. 15. Dedication of his ' Life
and Letters,' 7. 280; 9. 374. W. H.
Whitmore on his ' Reasons to be Con-
sidered,' etc., 7. 340-314. Letter to,
from Hugh Peter, 10. 16, 19. The man-
uscript of, in the Society's library, 10.
158. Account of the ' Journal,' 12. 283-
236. His letter to Gov. Endicott about
Roger Williams, 12. 343-345. Letter
of Roger Williams to, 12. 354 n. James
Savage's edition of his ' History of
New England,' 12. 436, 439. Statue
of, 13. 78; 18. 242. His birthplace
visited by Dr. R. Ellis, 18. 248, 249.
Letter from, to Sir Nathaniel Rich, 20.
43-45. His ' History of New England,'
2.54n., 528; 5-405,406; 10. 19»., 377 n.,
426; ii. 109; 12. 436, 439; 14. 124 n.,
148 n., 376 n., A, c ; 16. Ill n., 137, 141,
143,150; 19. 112; 20. 43, 62 n., 64 n.,
65 n., 67 n., 70n., 74 n., 75 n., 78n. ' Life
and Letters of,' cited, 2. 277 n., 601 n. ;
6. 255; 7. 280; 9. 374; 11. 180; 16.
210 n. Extracts from his 'Journal,' 3.
28 n. ; 4. 125; 11. 101. 'Conclusions,
or Reasons to be Considered for Justi-
fying the Undertakers of the Intended
Plantation in New England,' 7. 340-
344; 12. 237-245; 13. 23; 18. 442.
Manuscript on baptism, 12. 338-341.
Extract from his ' History of New Eng-
land,' relating to Roger Williams, 12.
342.
Winthrop, John, Jr., Governor of Connecti-
cut, son of Gov. John Winthrop, of Mas-
sachusetts, d. 1676, 3. 126; 5. 169; 6.
68 n., 74 n., 254; 7. 346; 8. 414, 415,
475; 10. 391, 397; 12. 256; 13. 233,
249n. ; 14. 163; 15. 395; 16. 3, 111,
139, 144, 207-212, 401 n. ; 17. 124, 129,
504
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
130, 344; 18. 66, 301,390; 20. 84,85,
118, 185, 210. Letter of Charles II. to,
i. 200; 6. 488. Bill of exchange drawn
in 1630, 3. 257. Portrait of , 4. 5. Letter
to, from Jonathan Brewer, 5. 38, 39.
His estate, 5. 169. Letter to, from R.
Boyle, 5. 376, 377. Copy of Narragan-
sett Patent sent to, 5. 403. His wife,
Elizabeth Reade, 6. 254. Executors of
his will, 6. 255n. Letter from his father,
Gov. Winthrop, 6. 405. Letter from Ga-
briel Druillettes to, u. 152-154; from
Daniel Clark to, n. 344. Letters to, 12.
420-427. Letter of John Allyn to, 13.
234. Letter of Thomas Danforth to,
13. 235. Correspondence between the
founders of the Royal Society and, 16.
212-251. Letter of Henry Jacie to, 18.
300.
Winthrop, John, F.R.S., son of Wait Win-
throp, and grandson of Gov. John Win-
throp of Connecticut, d. 1747, 5. 169 ; 8.
30; 10. 396; 12. 336; 16. 211 n. Mem-
orandum of, 12. 256. Case of, rs. Lech-
mere, 13. 100. Letter of Dri Wood-
ward to, 13. 110. 'Memorandum of a
Journey from New London to Boston,
1704,' by, 13. 249, 250. Letter from S.
Sewall to, 14. 199.
Winthrop, John Still, son of John Win-
throp, F.R.S., memorandum of a voy-
age from Boston to London, 1742, by,
13. 250.
Winthrop, Prof. John, LL.D., H.C. 1732,
d. 1779, i. 18, 368, 383; 4. 44, 117; 7.
116, 117; 10. 99; n. 106; 13. 214, 263,
307 ; 14. 280 ; 15. 13, 328 ; 16. 43, 85,
160, 174, 302 ; 17. 131 ; 20. 18, 105,
210, 401. Letters from, to B: Frank-
lin, 7. 123; 15. 12, 13. Manuscript
notes of a course of lectures by, -n.
163. Letter of Franklin to, 15. 11, 12.
Winthrop, John, son of Prof. John Win-
throp, i. 383; 20. 11.
Winthrop, John, son of John Still Win-
throp, H.C. 1770, d. 1780, 12. 235.
WINTHROP, Col. JOHN, of Louisiana, 13.
263 n., 329; 15. 11; 16. 162. Nominated
a Corresponding Member, 2. 116.
Elected, 2. 119. Accepts membership,
2. 183. Communicates letters of John
Adams, 13. 263 n. ; of Benjamin Frank-
lin, 15. 11.
Wintlirop, Mrs. John (Margaret Tyndall ),
plan of the farm of, i. 254 n. ; n. 146 ;
17. 125,128; 18.66.
Winthrop, Mrs. John, Jr. (Elizabeth
Reade), 6. 254,255; n. 145; 13. 235,
249 n.
Winthrop, Mrs. John, wife of Prof. Win-
throp, letter from, to Mrs. Warren after
the battle of Lexington, 14. 29-31.
Winthrop, Joseph A., letter to Hon. T. L.
Winthrop on the growth of cotton in
the United States, 3. 221, 224-226.
Winthrop, Joshua, 15. 263.
Winthrop, Madam (Katherine Brattle),
wife of Wait Winthrop, 14. 199; 19. 329.
Winthrop, Lucy (Mrs. Downing), 4. 129.
Winthrop, Mary (Mrs. Phillips), 12. 207.
Winthrop, Rebecca (Townsend), i. 383.
WINTHROP, Hon. ROBERT C., LL.D., z.
138, 277 n.; 4. 51, 54, 55, 62, 63, 90,
105, 392; 8. 452, 475; 10. 89; n. 33,
377, 501; 12. 4-6,79, 214, 231, 250;
14. 104 ; 15. 189, 260, 261, 266, 274, 279,
280, 303, 366, 398 ; 16. 12, 99, 101, 159,
391 ; 17. 47, 51, 62, 67, 294, 352, 366,
460; 18. 5, 196 n., 206, 241, 248; 19.
120, 226, 267, 302, 339, 354, 387, 388,
392 ; 20. 1, 17, 60, 62 n., 94, 190, 206,
209, 361, 402. His position in the
heliotype frontispiece of members, 2.
vi, vi n., vii ; 3. 32a. Nominated a
Resident Member, 2. 138. Elected, 2.
141. Present at meetings of the So-
ciety, 2. 143, 147, 149, 176, 192, 218-
220, 249, 253, 257, 258, 286, 291, 314,
318, 319, 377, 429, 460, 470, 472, 474,
481, 483, 489, 513, 526, 533, 542, 547,
548, 551, 552, 554, 559, 571, 573, 583,
585, 593, 596, 599, 604, 606, 607. Do-
nations from, 2. 145, 214, 215, 217,
222, 240, 260, 264, 265, 2U2, 301, 303,
307, 310, 327, 329, 334, 338, 341, 346,
349, 353, 354, 361, 362, 364, 376, 380,
385, 410, 413, 418, 419, 423, 428, 430,
442, 446, 450-452, 455, 457, 459, 460, 462,
468, 469, 471, 474-477, 483, 491, 498,
508, 511, 549, 551, 553, 555, 569, 584,
596, 599; 3. 31, 36, 42, 49, 63, 66, 85,
88, 93, 112, 114, 126, 132, 182, 204,
229, 239, 251, 262, 265, 284 ; 4. 15, 52,
54, 107, 122, 124, 133, 139, 146, 197,
226, 235, 286, 309, 330, 438 ; 5. 30, 64,
87, 93, 99, 100, 101, 104, 145, 159, 172,
193, 203, 219, 223, 229, 309, 347, 373,
319, 440 ; 6. 1, 16, 17, 20, 23, 78, 82,
249, 331, 333, 361, 414,416,470; 7. 1,
21, 100, 101, 115, 140, 143, 161, 279,
280, 298, 304, 338-340, 347, 357, 359,
360, 368, 369, 373, 376, 409, 474; 8. 1,
76, 79, 88, 171, 201, 254, 274, 280, 314,
415, 431, 442, 463, 467, 468, 480;' 9. 2,
66, 81, 177, 196, 227, 247, 255, 347, 353,
358, 368, 437, 463, 467, 473, 506 ; 10.
2, 21, 33-35, 41, 80, 82, 89, 93, 154, 172,
344, 368, 370, 375, 412, 470, 484, 485 ;
ii. 32, 42, 44, 92, 129, 150, 152, 160,
200, 252, 292 ; 10. 481 ; 12. 157 ; 13.
282, 381; 14. 1, 147, 199, 206, 329;
15. 161, 229, 265, 279; 16. 100, 183,
256, 315, 380. Of committee on lec-
tures, 2. 172. Of Publishing Commit-
tee to prepare Vols. IX. and X. of the
third series of the Collections, 2. 249,
340. To be a delegate to the meeting
of the National Institute, 2. 267. To
take charge of Mr. Pulsifer's letter, 2.
423. President pro iempore, 2. 474,
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
505
584. Of Standing Committee, 2. 528,
559. Communicates a letter and gift,
2. 542. Of committee to prepare a
memorial to be addressed to Con-
gress, 2. 550. Of committee to com-
municate with Pres. Quincy, concern-
ing his liberal offer, 2. 557. Report
of the 'committee on the subject of
keeping the Library open, 2. 586-
591, 594. A delegate to the semi-cen-
tennial celebration of the New York
Historical Society, 2. 595. Calls the
attention of the Society to events in
American history, 2. 596, 597. Prefers
request from Mr. Greenough, 2. (301.
Subscriptions for the Catalogue and the
Library, 2. 602, 603, 603 n. Announces
the death of Mr. I. P. Davis, 2. 605.
Presents an antique chair belonging
once to Dean Berkeley, 3. 24, 25.
Elected President of the Society, 3.
29, 86, 162; 4. 19, 272; 5. 29, 195; 6.
19; 7. vii, 26, 363; 8. 272; 9. 190; 10.
20, 173; n. 45, 243; 12. 80, 225; 13.
21, 279 ; 14. 28, 328 ; 15. 276 ; 16. 173 ;
17. 76 ; 18. 36, 415 ; 19. 296 ; 20. 199.
Speech when accepting tbe Presidency
of the Society, 3. 30, 31. Presides
at the meetings of the Society, 3. 31,
32 a., 36, 37, 39, 42, 43, 48, 50, 63, 65,
84-89, 92, 96-100, 109, 111, 112, 114,
126, 129, 130, 132, 150, 155, 182, 204,
214, 220, 229, 239, 258, 262, 265, 283,
333; 4. vii, 1, 2, 20, 44, 51, 55, 107,
112, 122, 124, 133, 139, 145, 147, 196,
205, 226, 234, 273, 286, 309 ; 5. 48, 52,
57, 59, 63, 81, 86, 96, 104, 145, 159, 171,
196, 202, 204, 218, 223, 227-230, 309,
319, 324, 325, 347, 348, 372, 374, 440;
6. 1, 20, 22, 78, 249, 333, 361, 414, 417,
470; 7. 1, 9, 100-102, 115, 116, 124,
139, 143, 145, 152, 153, 155, 168, 177,
279, 297, 299, 300, 303, 304, 338, 339,
347, 348, 368, 369, 373-376, 384, 405-
407, 418, 476; 8. 1, 24, 76-78, 84, 88-
90, 171, 175, 201, 211-213, 232, 253,
272, 274, 279, 280, 314, 316, 427, 431,
442, 463, 464, 466, 476, 479-483; 9.
1, 3, 7, 66, 68, 81, 82, 157, 177, 190,
196, 226-229, 233, 234, 242, 243, 247-
250, 252, 254, 255, 274, 275, 343, 347,
353, 355, 357-360, 364, 365, 368, 369,
436-438, 462, 467; 10. 1, 20-22, 32,
33, 36, 37, 108, 113, 136, 146, 331,
335, 344, 350, 368, 409, 412, 413, 442,
463, 467, 469, 473-475, 482-485; n.
1. 2, 32, 84, 85, 100, 103, 105, 111, 112,
129, 131, 135, 144, 148, 155, 158-165,
197-201, 222-224, 227-229, 231-233,
239-241, 244, 253, 291, 292, 308, 322-
326, 330, 333-335, 344, 345, 369, 370,
388, 483-485, 492, 496, 497 ; 12. 1, 6,
9, 12, 13, 17, 23, 29, 40, 41, 49, 57, 67,
69-72, 81, 103, 104, 126-128, 130, 138,
139, 153, 155-157, 159, 160, 169-171,
173, 174, 181-
212, 214, 215,
252, 256, 264,
315, 317, 330,
427, 433; 13.
23, 43, 44, 49,
75, 79, 80, 82,
121, 122, 131,
202, 210, 217,
184, 190,
224, 226,
268, 269,
336, 337,
1, 6, 8,
, 50, 62,
98-100,
132, 141
219, 236,
191, 207, 211,
230, 231, 249-
279, 288, 289,
385, 391, 419,
11, 17-19, 22,
65, 66, 69, 71,
104, 105, 114,
-143, 150, 183,
240, 251, 254,
255, 263, 266, 267, 278, 279, 282, 451 ;
14. 25, 26, 53, 103, 153, 158, 179, 186,
201, 205, 206, 215, 229, 234, 317-320,
328, 338, 340, 349 n., 358; 15. 1, 161,
177, 227, 229, 230, 250, 259, 278, 307,
380, 386 ; 16. 1, 36, 100, 154, 181, 252,
307, 365,380; 17. 1,33, 78, 101, 121,
165, 229, 282, 307, 328, 360 ; 18. 1, 65,
118, 179, 245, 262, 287, 318, 352, 400,
405, 416, 417, 422, 431, 436; 19. 1, 97,
123, 194, 230, 247 ; 20. 37, 57, 95, 106,
171, 201, 260, 342, 351, 392. Commu-
nicates the ' History of the Family of
Menou,' 3. 40. To communicate the
resolutions of sympathy to the family
of Abbott Lawrence, 3. 41. .Reads
letter from Mr. Willard, explaining his
absence, 3. 43. Reports from the com-
mittee on enlarged accommodation, 3.
44-48. Special meetings held at his
house, 3. 82, 280. Communicates a gift
from Mr. Hyde Clarke, 3. 91. Reads
letter from Mr. Whitmore concerning
certain exchanges, 3. 91. To present to
the Fulham Library and to the Bishops
of Oxford and of London the new
volume containing Bradford's ' His-
tory,' 3. 91, 92, 98. Condition of un-
bound matter in the Library reported,
3. 93-95. To communicate a vote of
thanks to Mrs. Davis and Mr. Stur-
gis, 3. 97. Circumstances attending
the donation and opening of the Dowse
Library, with speech and address on
the same occasion, 3. 101-104, 108-110,
161, 163-173, 354-360, 388, 395, 396.
The Society invited to unite in the
inauguration of the Franklin Statue, 3.
111. Announces gifts from the Boston
Board of Trade, 3. 112. Exhibits an
eye-glass once belonging to Franklin,
3. 113. Exhibits ' Poor Richard's Alma-
nac/ and sundry prints, 3. 113, 114.
Communicates the death of Thomas
Dowse, 3. 115. Announces gift of a
Washington chair from B. R. Win-
throp, 3. 123-125. Presents a copy of
the portrait of John Winthrop, Jr.,
and receives the thanks of the Society,
3. 126. Reports a single celebration
by the Society of the anniversary of
the Pilgrims' landing, in 1813, 3. 129,
130. Communicates a gift from Col.
B. Loring, 3. 130. Evening meeting
at his house, 3. 150. Presents a copy
of ' College Laws of 1655,' 3. 151.
506
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
WINTHROP, Hon. ROBERT C. (continued).
Presents gifts from Dr. George Der-
by, 3. 151. Calls the attention of the
Society to relics of Lord Chatham
and Thomas Jefferson, 3. 151, 152.
Reports absence and letter of declina-
tion of office from Mr. Willard, the
Recording Secretary, 3. 154. Of com-
mittee to apply to the Legislature for
amendment of the charter with refer-
ence to an increase of members, 3. 154,
155. Communicates letter from Judge
Kane, 3. 156, 157. Communicates a
letter from the Tennessee Historical
Society desiring portraits of distin-
guished persons, 3. 157. Procures a
case for the safe-keeping of Winthrop's
'History,' 3. 160, 161. His account
of the beginning and growth of the
Society, 3. 165-169. Presents an auto-
graph letter from Benjamin Franklin,
addressed to Gov. Bowdoin in 1787, 3.
179. Exhibits an original order issued
by Gen. Gage, 1775, 3. 180. Exhibits
the original conveyance of Hicham
Woods by Sir W. Forth in 1610, 3. 180.
Communicates a circular letter con-
cerning a statue to Geoffroy St.-Hi-
laire, 3. 182. Reads communication
concerning two ancient coins discovered
at Richmond Island, 3. 182-188. Ex-
tends invitations to the American An-
tiquarian Society and to the General
Society of the Cincinnati to visit
rooms and view the Dowse Library, 3.
204. Communicates a gift of copies
of some of the publications of the
British Record Commission, 3. 204, 205.
Reads a paper by Mr. Henry Lunt
relating to incidents concerning the
. ' Bonhomme Richard/ 3. 214-216.
Communicates gifts from the Society
of Antiquaries, 3. 220, 259. Communi-
cates letters concerning the introduc-
tion of cotton into the United States,
5. 221. Announces the decease of Hon.
ohn G. King, 3. 221. Communicates
a letter from William W. Parrott in
relation to cotton, 3. 221. Presents
to the library a set of the American
State Papers, 3. 265. Signs a me-
morial to the Legislature of Mas-
sachusetts, remonstrating against a
petition of the Historic, Genealogical
Society for a change of its corpo-
rate name, 3. 266-270. Presents pam-
phlet written by Pres. Madison, 3.
281. Reads a communication from
George Adlard, 3. 281. To give the
thanks of the Society to the Senior
Member (Josiah Quincy) for his efforts
against the infringement of the Soci-
ety's name, 3. 332. Reports the most
important of the books sent from Malta,
3. 334. Reads correspondence between
Gov. Bowdoin and Gen. Lafayette, 3.
336. Communicates the gift from
Leverett Saltonstall of a portrait of
Sir Richard Saltonstall, 4. 2, 3. On
the battle of Lexington, 4. 22. Re-
marks on Washington's assuming his
commission, 4. 56-62. Remarks on the
Golden Melice, 4. 125-129. Remarks
of, 4. 140-142 ; 5. 58, 59, 172-174, 315 ;
7. 165, 195, 283. On W, H. Prescott,
4. 168-170. Letter to, concerning Pres-
cott, from B. Silliman, 4. 227, 228;
from R: Rush, 4. 236, 237 ; from W: H.
Gardiner, 4. 258-264. Communicates
gift of a medallion of Madison from
W: C. Rives, Jr., 4. 311. Resolutions ,
on Humboldt's death, 4. 312, 313. And
Ticknor's ' Memoir of Prescott/ 4. 821,
322. On his approaching absence, 4.
329. His bust, 4. 335, 336. Extracts
from letter of, to Rev. Chandler Rob-
bins, 4. 427-429. On C: Fraser, 5. 83,
84. Visit of the Prince of Wales, 5. 85,
86, 97, 88. On Dr. J. W. Francis and
Dr. C: Lowell, 5. 145-147. Obtains
letters suitable for an Appleton volume,
5. 152. Of Publishing Committee, 5.
154 ; 7. 15. His return to America, 5.
184. Letter from, to C. Robbins, 5. 197,
198. Communicates a donation from
the executors of Miss Mary P. Town-
send, 5. 203, 204. On the Hon. Nathan
Appleton, 5. 224-226. Letter to, from
Rev. W: Barry, 5. 230-234; from J.
Quincy, 5. 235. In Congress, 5. 281. 282.
On Gen. Winfield Scott, 5. 316, 317. On
L. V Bell, W: Appleton, and C. C. Fel-
ton, 5. 441-446. Remarks of, on the
death of Rev. C. Mason, D.D., 6. 1-3.
Letter to, from Rev. J. F. Clarke, 6.
4, 5. Reads a letter from J. C. Hooker,
6. 21. Allusion to an article pertaining
to the emancipation of slaves, 6. 78, 79.
Presents a register of West Point Acad-
emy, inscribed to the Society, by Win-
field Scott, 6. 249. On the authorship
of an Introductory Essay to ' Wood's
New England's Prospect/ 6. 249-251.
On the authorship of a translation of
' Chastellux's Travels/ 6. 251, 252, 427.
The Winthrop Papers belonging to, 6.
254. Remarks on E. F. Jomard, 6.
333, 334. Reads a letter from Gen. St.
Clair of date 1777, 6. 356-358. Of
historical facts, 6. 415, 416. Reads
from a letter from E. Downing to
Gov. Winthrop, 6. 415, 416. On Hon.
Nathan Hale, 6. 417-419. Of com-
mittee to advise in regard to the funds
of the Society, 6. 426. Letter to, from
G: H. Moore, 6. 427. Exhibits a paper-
note issued by the General Court of
Massachusetts Bay in 1690, 6. 428, 429.
Vote of thanks to, 6. 470. Of commit-
tee to continue the publication of a
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
507
volume of the ' Winthrop Papers/ 6.
470, 471. liemarks concerning the
explanation of the Winthrop Letter
written by Charles II. of England, 6.
488-491. Remarks on the death of
Hon. James L. Petigru, 7. 2-4. Letter
to, from J. L. Petigru, 7. 3 ; from R:
Almack, concerning Hugh Peter, 7.
115, 116. Remarks on the death of
Hon. J: J. Crittenden, 7. 140-142. Re-
marks on the death of Hon. Luther
Bradish, 7. 143, 144. Remarks on the
death of G: Sumner, 7. 160. On the
death of Lord Lyndhurst and Hon. W:
Sturgis, 7. 168-177. Communication
of extracts from ' Goffe's Journal/ 7.
280-283. Communication of Rev. W:
Gordon's letters, 7. 291. Remarks on
presentation of Ticknor's ' Life of Pres-
cott/ and a ' Memoir of Major Sidney
Coolidge/ 7. 299. His remarks on
Rev. B: Tappan, D.D., 7. 299. Re-
marks on the death of F: Tudor, 7.
304-307. Exhibits an order of the Priv v
Council, in 1604, 7. 344. On the death
of Hon. R. H. Gardiner, 7. 348. On
the Tercentenary commemoration of
the birthday of Shakespeare, 7. 364-
367. Remarks on the death of Hon.
Josiah Quincy, 7. 377-383. On the
death of T: C. Grattan and Rev. Alvan
Lamson, 7. 403. Procures the ' James-
town ' for R. B. Forbes to carry pro-
visions to Ireland, 7. 414. On the death
of Rev. Joseph Romilly, 7. 474, 475.
On the visit of the British Archaeologi-
cal Association to Ipswich, Eng., 7.
479, 480. Remarks on Sir John Eliot,
8. 6, 7 ; on the death of Prof. Benja-
min Silliman, 8. 80, 81 ; of C. C. Rafn,
8. 81-83 ; of John Disney and of
Comte Jules de Menou, 8. 97-99 ; of
Edward Everett, 8. 101-106 ; on the
assassination of President Lincoln 8.
254-257; on the Dante Commemora-
tion, 8. 275-277 ; on the death of Jo-
seph Willard, 8. 283 ; on Sir J. Eliot's
copy of Gov. Winthrop's 'Considera-
tions/ etc., 8. 413-417 ; on the death of
George Livermore, 8. 442-446 : of Dr.
Worcester, 8. 467, 468. His remarks
on announcing the death of Col. James
D. Graham, 9. 3 ; of Hon. Matthew
H. McAllister, 9. 4 ; of Mr. Israel K.
Teff t, 9. 4 ; at the meeting in com-
memoration of Jared Sparks, 9. 157.
Letter to, from Hon. Hugh B. Grigsby,
9. 191 : from Earl of St. Germans, 9. 255;
from Mr. Charles Deane, then in Eng-
land, 9. 343. Communicates a note from
S. Austin Allibone announcing the com-
pletion of his ' Dictionary/ 9. 228. His
remarks in announcing the death of
Lieut.-Gen. Winfield Scott, 9. 229. An-
nouncement of the death of Bishop
George Burgess, 9. 242. His remarks
on announcing the death of Hon.
Lewis Cass, 9. 250. Announcement of
the death of Dr. Thomas H. Webb
and of George R. Russell, 9. 274 ; of
the death of Rev. Francis L. Hawks,
D.D., 9. 355. Announcement of the
death of Rev. William Jenks, D.D., 9.
369. His ' Life and Letters of John
Winthrop, 1630-1649/ presented, 9.
374. Announcement of the donation
of George Peabody, 9. 438. Donation
by, of a number of original historical
papers of the Colonial and Provincial
periods, 9. 473. His visit to Europe, 10.
4. Second volume of his ' Life of John
Winthrop/ 10. 5. Remarks by, 10. 33,
34, 397, 401. Delegate to the Antwerp
Archaeological Congress, 10. 36. Let-
ters of, from London, 10. 38, 318, 319,
329 ; Munich, 10. 41 ; Chamouni, 10.
83-85 ; Paris, 10. 88, 313, 317-319 ;
Rome, 10. 141-144. Remarks by, on his
return from Europe, 10. 337-341. Pre-
sents Powers's bust of George Peabody,
10. 338, 339. Communicates Sir Joseph
Williamson's notes relating to New Eng-
land, about 1663, 10. 375-377. His quo-
tation from the Psalter on taking the
chair as Speaker of the United States
House of Representatives, 10. 443. Re-
marks on Dr. John Appleton, 10. 472.
Vote of thanks to, 10. 481. Letters to,
it. 2, 5, 103, 105, 135, 148, 223, 229, 256,
369,483,485; 12. 23, 128, 213, 308, 316,
333, 334, 336. Remarks on the death of
Hon. George Folsom, ix. 3. Remarks
by, ii. 100, 160, 325. Letter from, n.
139. Remarks on the death of Rev.
Joseph B. Felt, n. 145; on the death
of William Winthrop, of Malta, n.
146-148; of George Peabody, n. 156.
Notices the death of Hon. William
Willis, ii. 229. Speaks of an inter-
view with Hon. James Savage, ii. 229.
Remarks on the death of Hon. G. C.
Verplanck, ii. 233-235; on the death
of Rev. N. L. Frothingham, D.D., n.
235-238 ; of Winthrop Sargent, xx.
322-324. Remarks on announcing
the death of Hon. John P. Kennedy,
11. 354-365. Remarks on the death
of the Hon. David Sears, 12. 13. On
the death of George Tieknor, 12. 15.
Special meeting at his house, 12. 40.
Note in relation to the death of Dr.
Joseph Palmer, 12. 51. Remarks on
announcing the death of Comte de
Gasparin, 12. 103. Notices the death
of George Grote, 12. 126. Statement
concerningthe building and the finances
of the Society, 12. 131-137. Address at
the Walter Scott Centennial meeting of
the Society, 12. 140. Remarks on the
great fire in Chicago, 12. 159. Notices
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WINTHROP, Eon. ROBERT C. (continued).
the death of Henry T. Tuckerman, 12. .
182. Meeting of the Society at his
house, 12. 233. Remarks by him on
Jhat occasion, 12. 233-237. Notices the
death of Rev. Charles Brooks, 12. 252,
253 ; of Dr. Francis Lieber, 12. 264, 265.
Remarks on the great fire in Boston, 12.
279-284. Introduces Mr. Froude, 12.
285. Tribute to Charles Folsom, 12.
290-292; to H. G. Somerby, 12. 292,
293; to W. H. Seward, 12. 293-296. No-
tices the death of Rev. John S. Barry
and George Catlin, 12. 315, 316; of
Joshua Francis Fisher, 12. 330, 331.
Tribute to James Savage, 12. 433-
438. Remarks on the death of Baron
Charles Dupin, 12. 442, 443; on an
autograph letter of Chief Justice
Taney, 12. 444, 445. Remarks of, at
the first meeting in the newly con-
structed building, 13. 1. Notices the
death of John R. Brodhead, 13. 43.
Exhibits miniature of Gov. Bowdoin,
13. 44. Presents verses addressed to
Sir Hans Sloane, 13. 47. Appointed to
prepare a memoir of William Minot,
13. 50. Remarks of, in announcing va-
rious gifts, 13. 65-68. Remarks of, on
the death of Bishop Wilberforce, 13.
69, 70. Notices the death of Hon.
Henry Black, 13. 81. Announces the
death of Robert Bigsby, 13. 99. Pre-
sents a portrait of Hon. David Sears,
13. 100. Presents a number of old news-
papers and broadsides, 13. 105. Com-
municates letters of Dr. John Wood-
ward, in 1721T 13. 110. Announces the
deaths of Don Joaquin de Macedo and
John G. Nichols, 13. 122-126. Reads, a
letter from George H. Fisher, 13. 126.
Announces the award in the matter of
the 'Hutchinson Papers,' 13. 130, 131.
Remarks of, at the Tea-party Centen-
nial meeting, 13. 151-156. Letter to, 13.
210. Of committee of publication of
the ' Winthrop Papers,' 13. 232. Com-
municates some family papers, 13. 233-
236. Remarks of, introducing letters
of St. John de Crevecoeur to Gov. Bow-
doin, 13. 236. Remarks of, at the social
meeting at Mr. Amory's, 13. 246. Com-
municates some family papers, 13. 249-
251. ' Memoir of William Minot ' by,
13. 255-259. Tribute to Millard Fill-
more, 13. 259 ; to Charles Sumner, 13.
261. Social meeting at his house, 13.
282-304. Remarks of, on Prof. L.
Agassiz, 13. 282-287. Introduces Hon.
Peter Harvey, 13. 287. Authorized to
represent the Society during his pro-
posed visit to Europe, 13. 305. Letter
from, announcing the gift of a copy
of the Albemarle portrait of Wash-
ington, 13. 324-326. Receives the de-
gree of LL.D. from University of
Cambridge, England, 13. 328. Letters
of, to Mr. Charles Deaue, 13. 329-
332. Sends papers from the Public
Record Office, 13. 332-344. Letters
from, to Mr. Charles Deane, 13. 349-
351. Procures Mr. Major's paper on
the ' Voyages of the Zeno Brothers,' 13.
351. Letter from, noticing the death
of Mr. Twisleton, 13. 368; of Dr.
Shurtleff, 13. 368; of Jeffries Wyman,
13. 369. Authorized to act as a dele-
gate to the Congress of American Ar-
chaeologists, 13. 380 n. Extracts from
his letters to Mr. Charles Deane, 13.
380, 381. Notices the death of M.
Moreau, 13. 381. Extract from a letter
from, 13. 425. Letter from, noticing
the death of Dr. Walker, Charles
Sprague, and Mr. Almack, 13 445-449.
Obtains donation from the Hakluyt
Society, 14. 62. Remarks by, on re-
suming the chair after his return from
Europe, 14. 153-156. Notices the death
of Horace Binney, 14. 155. His visits
to foreign associates of the Society,
14. 156. Letter of George P. Marsh
to, 14. 157. Remarks by, on portraits
of Washington and Franklin, 14. 159-
162. Gifts from, 14. 162. Communi-
cates papers from the Public Record
Office, 14. 162. Reads a letter from
Mr. T. S. Woolsey, 14. 163. Notices
the death of James B. Miles, 14. 179;
of Hon. John Wells, 14. 179 ; of Vice-
President Wilson, 14. 180; of Judge
Metcalf, 14. 180, 181. Communicates
an extract from a letter of Count Cir-
court, 14. 181. Remarks by, on the
death of Gov. Clifford, 14. 186, 187.
Reqtiested to prepare a memoir of Gov.
Clifford, 14. 187. Remarks by, on
announcing the death of Earl Stan-
hope, 14. 192-196. Remarks by, on
the monuments in the church at Seven-
oaks, 14. 196-198. Reads a letter from
Thomas Robins concerning the Vir-
ginia Bowdoins, 14. 198. Reads letter
from Samuel Sewall to John Winthrop,
F.R.S., 14. 199. Presents a gift from
Mr. C. H. Hart, 14. 200. Remarks by,
on announcing the death of Rev. E. H.
Sears, 14. 201. Remarks by, on the
death of John Forster, 14. 204. Presents
a heliotype facsimile of Gov. Bowcloin's
Edinburgh diploma as Doctor of Laws,
14. 205. Reads a letter from Mr. Etting,
14. 205. Presents an account of the
American meeting in Berlin on the
Bremerhaven explosion, 14. 205. Pre-
sents various gifts, 14. 215. Exhibits
invitation to Sir William Phipps's fu-
neral, 14. 216. Calls attention to a
passage in one of Lafayette's letters
concerning Washington, 14. 217. Com-
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municates Col. Chester's account of
the Andre family, 14. 217. Special
meeting at his house to celebrate the
anniversary of the evacuation of Bos-
ton, 14. 229-316. Remarks by, intro-
ducing Mayor Cobb, 14. 229-231. Re-
marks by, on Gen. Burgoyne and Gov.
Bowdoin, 14. 232. Remarks by, at the
Annual Meeting, 14. 317. Presents a
gift from Lord Waveney, 14. 328. Re-
ports gifts from various persons, 14.
838. Remarks by, on announcing the
death of Rev. Dr. Sprague, 14. 339.
Calls attention to Col. Scharf 's ' Chron-
icles of Baltimore,' 14. 340. Commu-
nicates abstract of papers from the
Public Record Office, 14. 340. Intro-
ductory remarks by, at the meeting
after the summer vacation, 15. 1, "2.
Calls attention to a gift from Mr. Ban-
croft, 15. 7. Speaks of Mr. Dexter's
proposed visit to Europe, 15. 7. Let-
ter from William MacLeod to, 15. 8.
Communicates a letter from Admiral
Thatcher, 15. 8. Announces a gift
from Count Kleczkowski, 15. 9. Gives
an account of a portrait of Franklin,
15. 10. Communicates letter from
Franklin to Prof. John Winthrop, 15.
11. Remarks by, on communicating a
translation of Count Circourt's ' Con-
clusions Historiques,' 15. 13-15. Au-
thorized to sign a petition for Congress
to purchase the papers of Count Ro-
chambeau, 15. 161. Reads a letter from
Bishop Whipple, 15. lb'1. Communi-
cates a copy of the records of the First
Church of Christ in New London, 15.
161. Obtains leave for the Loan Com-
mittee of the Old South to borrow of
the Society the portrait of Gov. John
Winthrop, 15. 163. Reads a letter from
Rev. Charles H. Brigham, 15. 180; from
Col. Joseph L. Chester, 15. 227 ; from
R. B. Forbes, 15. 228 ; from Hon. Hi-
land Hall, 15 228. Announces the de-
cease of William Vincent Wells, 15.
228. Reads a letter from Isaac F.
Shepperd, 15. 229. Remarks by, on
the account of Olympia Morata in
Adam Winthrop's Commonplace-Book,
15. 242, 243. Presents letters from
Olympia Morata to her sister and to
Celius Secundus Curio, 15. 244. Pre-
sents to the Society President Taylor's
copy of his Inaugural Address, 15. 250.
Announces a gift from Peter Alfred
Taylor, 15. 252. Reads a letter from
Mrs. Martha H. Stone, 15. 252. Re-
marks by, on announcing sundry gifts,
15. 252, 253. Remarks by, on noticing
the death of Gov. Washburn, 15. 259-
261. Communicates a letter from Wil-
liam Winthrop to John Fox, the mar-
tyrologist, 15. 262. Reads a letter from
Count Circourt, 15. 265. Announces
the death of Hon. Lorenzo Sabine, 15.
278. Exhibits a volume containing
sundry manuscripts and papers of Mr.
Webster's speech against Hayne, 15.
279. Reads an extract from a letter
from Col. Chester, 15. 280. Remarks
by, on announcing the death of Ed-
mund Quincy, 15. 280-283 ; of John
Lothrop Motley, 15. 283-285. Sug-
gests the erection of a monument to
Joseph Gales, 15. 299. Reads letters
from Miss E. S. Quincy, 15. 302, 303.
Reads an extract from a letter from
Hon. H. B. Grigsby, 15. 302, 303. Reads
an .unpublished letter of Washing-
ton, 15. 303. Presents a copy of the
Bishop's Bible from Rev. R. Horwood,
15. 304. Calls attention to ' Hakluyt's
Discourse Concerning Western Plant-
ing,' 15. 306. Reports a gift from Col.
Perraud, 15 307. Remarks by, on the
death of Hon. George T. Davis, 15. 307.
Reads a tribute from George S. Hillard
to George T. Davis, 15. 309. Submits
a notice of Thomas Donaldson, 15. 313.
Notices the death of M. Thiers, 15 314.
Presents to the Society a bronze medal
of Mr. George Peabody, 15. 319. Com-
municates a memoir of Hon. John H.
Clifford, 15. 364. Letters to, from Gov.
Clifford, 15. 371, 378. Remarks by, in
regard to the manuscript of 'Bradford's
History,' 15. 380. Remarks by, on
Lord St. Germans, 15. 381, 382. Ex-
hibits some specimens of the primitive
poetry of New England, 15. 395. An-
nounces the death of George Bemis, 16.
1. Announces a gift from Dr. Langdon-
Elwyn, 16. 2. Remarks by, on students
of the Inner Temple, 16. 3. Remarks
by, on the death of Pope Pius IX., 16.
36. Reads a letter from Mr. Whitmore,
16. 37. Reads extract relating to Col.
Chester, 16. 38. Paper by, on the
'Hutchinson Letters' controversy, 16.
41-49. Invites the members to a recep-
tion on Washington's Birthday, 16. 99.
Communicates a letter of Gov. Win-
slow, 16. 110. Remarks by, at the An-
nual Meeting, 16. 154. Reads a letter
written from Boston in 1779, 16. 158.
Calls attention to a new volume of Pro-
ceedings and one of Collections, 16.
174. Reception at his house, 16. 174.
Presents invitation to Valley Forge
- Centennial, 16. 183. Reads a letter from
George H. Moore, 16. 183. Announces
the death of William Cullen Bryant,
16. 183, 184. Communicates the cor-
respondence between Gov. Winthrop
of Connecticut and the Founders of
the Royal Society, 16. 206-212. Com-
municates letter of Gov. Hutchinson,
in 1775, 16. 254. Remarks by, at meet-
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WINTHROP, Hon. EGBERT C. (continued}.
ing after the summer vacation, 16. 252.
Notices the deaths of Mr. E. A. Duy-
ckinck and Mr. Henry Armitt Brown,
16. 252. Announces the death of Hon.
B. F. Thomas, 16. 307; of Erastus
Smith, 16. 314. Speaks of Dean Stan-
ley's visit, 16. 314. Introduces Rev.
Barnas Sears, 16. 315. Remarks by,
on the monument to the Stockbridge
Indians, 16. 365. Relates an anecdote
connected with Arnold's treason, 16.
367. Calls attention to Mr. Ericsson's
book, 16. 367 ; to the publication of
the first volume of the ' Sewall Diary,'
1 6. 368. Reads extract from letters of
Dr. G. H. Moore, 16. 380; 17. 16. Reads
letter from W. H. Swift, 16. 380. An-
nounces the death of Dr. Kohl, 16. 381.
Reads a letter from Capt. Patterson of
the Coast Survey, 16. 400. Exhibits
list of captive Pequot Indians, 16. 401.
Remarks by, on announcing the death
of William G. Brooks, 17. 2, 3 ; of
Hon. Caleb Gushing, 17. 3-5; of Dr.
Leonard Woods, 17. 5, 6. Announces
the death of Dr. Jacob Bigelow, 17. 33 ;
of Hon. George S. Hillard, 17. 33. Re-
marks by, 17. 33-38. Reads tributes to
Mr. Hillard from Mr. Grigsby and Mr.
Tuttle, 17. 46. Presents an orderly
book kept by Capt. Parker, 17. 48. Ex-
tract from a letter from, to Mr. Charles
Deane, 17. 61, 62. Remai-ks by, on re-
suming the chair after his return from
a Southern tour, 17. 78-83. Gifts from,
17. 79, 80. Remarks by, on the death
of Gen. Dix, 17. 82, 83. Exhibits a
photograph from a portrait of Capt.
John Nelson, 17. 93. Remarks by, on
a medal awarded in Paris to the Pea-
body Trustees for education in the
Southern States, 17. 103, 104. Remarks
by, on communicating two letters of
Pres. Kirkland to the Society, 17. Ill,
112. Reads an extract from a letter from
Mr. Grigsby, 17. 119. Reads a letter
from Miss Eleanor Derby, 17. 120. In-
troductory remarks by, at the meeting
after the summer vacation, 17. 122-134.
Remarks by, on the celebration of
the two hundred and fiftieth anniver-
sary of the settlement of Boston, 17.
122, 123 ; on Gov. Winthrop and the
first Salem church, 17. 123-126. On
the proposed closing of King's Chapel
burial-ground to future interments,
17. 126-133. On the death of Ben-
jamin R. Winthrop, 17. 133, 134. An-
nounces the death of Mr. Moeren-
hout, 17. 134. Calls attention to a
portrait of Geo. S. Hillard presented
to the Society, 17. 165. Reads a letter
from Mrs. William Barry, presenting
plans and documents relating to Bun-
ker Hill Monument, 17. 165. Re-
marks by, on religious services at
funerals, 17. 166-170. Exhibits a vol-
ume of the analytical index to the ' Re-
membrancia,' 17. 170. Reads extracts
from the same, 17. 296, 297. Remarks
by, on the occasion of the first after-
noon meeting of the Society, 17. 229-
232. Remarks by, relative to the con-
templated celebration at Yorktown.
17. 231, 232. Announces the death of
Hon. E. B. Bigelow, 17. 282-285 ; of
Rev. Dr. Budington, 17. 285, 286. Calls
attention to a volume of letters of Capt.
Evelyn, 17. 288-291. Pays a tribute
to the memory of Comte de Circourt,
17. 307-313. Reports a petition to the
Legislature concerning ancient burial-
grounds, 17. 314. Communicates a
paper, from Hon. Charles Hudson, on
the life of Major Pitcairn, 17. 315.
Presents, from Mr. Charles H. Hart,
an autograph memorandum of John
Randolph, 17. 326. Remarks by, on
announcing the death of Hon. Richard
Frothingham, 17. 328-331. Announces
the death of Hon. Samuel G. Arnold
and Mr. James Lenox, 17. 360-362.
Gifts from, 18. 1, 65, 264, 432. An-
nounces the death of Rev. George Pun-
chard, 18. 2. Communicates the diary
of Edward Taylor, 18. 4. Remarks
by, on the centennial of the birth of
Dr. Channing, 18. 23, 24. Letter of Dr.
Channing to, 18. 24. Announces the
death of Rev. Samuel Osgood, 18. 65.
Reports a gift from Mr. S. Bradford,
18. 66. Remarks by, on presenting a
collection of autograph letters of Gov.
Winthrop and his wife, the gift of Miss
Elizabeth Winthrop and others, 18.
66. Appoints delegates to the cen-
tennial of the American Academy, 18.
67 n. Announces the death of Dr. E.B.
O'Callaghan, 18. 118. Calls attention
to gifts from Mr. Sainsbury and Mr.
Nolte, 18. 179, 180. Remarks by, on
the proposed memorial window to Sir
Walter Raleigh, 18. 180, 181 ; on the
death of Dr. Sears, 18. 181-183 ; on
the loss of Prof. Mommsen's library,
18. 183. Of committee on the naming
of Boston streets, 18. 244. Remarks
by, on the centennial of the adoption
of the State constitution, 18. 245, 246 ;
on the celebration at Baltimore, 18.
246 ; on Artemas Hale, and other sur-
viving ex-members of Congress, 18.
246, 247. Calls attention to the pub-
lication of the first volume of the
' Memorial History of Boston,' 18. 261.
Speaks of the complimentary concert
to Mr. Dwight, 18. 262 ; of the First
Church in Boston celebration, and the
Wycliffe commemoration in New York,
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
511
18. 263, 264. Presents a copy of his
' Memoir of Henry Clay,' 18. 264. Reads
Pres. Quincy's letter on the supposed
portrait of Rev. John Wilson, 18. 2(34.
Reads letter from Mrs. Durnford, 18.
268. Calls attention to the Raleigh
window subscription paper, 18. 269, 287,
340, 401. Communicates gift from Mr.
G. H. Allan, 18. 287. Communicates
list of persons offering to aid in build-
ing a fort in 1812, 18. 287. Reports
for the committee on the naming of
streets, 18. 288. Paper by, on the course
pursued by the founders of the Massa-
chusetts Colony in regard to the Eng-
lish Church, 18. 288-301. Communi-
cates the gift of the Erastus B. Bigelow
fund, 18. 322. Announces the death
of Professor Diman and Thomas Car-
lyle, 18. 323, 324. Remarks by, on
announcing the death of Hon. John C.
Gray and Dr. George B. Emerson, 18.
352-356. Communicates gift from Mrs.
Frederick Tudor, 18 400, 401. Alludes
to the death of Dr. Vinton, 18. 417.
Pays a tribute to Charles Hudson, 18.
417 ; to Mr. Grigsby, 18. 418-421 ; to
Dr. Palfrey, 18. 421. Calls attention to
a portrait of John Hampden, at Wash-
ington, 18. 423. Presents a copy of the
'Memoir of Count Circourt,' 18. 431,
432. Presents resolutions on the attack
on Pres. Garfield, 19. 1, 2. Remarks
by, in announcing the death of Mr. C.
W. Tuttle, Hon. Seth Ames, and Dr.
Samuel F. Haven, 19. 2-4 ; of J. Win-
ter Jones and Dr. J. Hill Burton, 19. 4,
5. Tribute of, to Dean Stanley, 19.
5-8. Communication from, on a por-
trait and bust of Lafayette, 19. 55-59.
Communicates gifts, 19. 60. Announces
the death of Rev. Dr. Newell, 19. 97; of
John Amory Lowell, 19. 98. Remarks
by, on the speedy oblivion which over-
takes matters, 19. 99-101. Speaks of
the Yorktown celebration, 19. 101, 102.
Letter of Chief Justice Waite to, 19.
103. Gifts from, 19. 122, 210, 387.
Announces the death of Hon. Solomon
Lincoln, 19. 123. Notices Mr. Wash-
burne's ' Memoir of Gov. Coles,' 19.
124. Remarks by, in announcing the
death of Dr. Leonard Bacon, 19. 195 ;
of Hon. Richard H. Dana, 19. 195, 196 ;
of Delano A. Goddard, 19. 196, 197.
Speaks of the death of Prof. Theophilus
Parsons and Dr. Bellows, 19. 230. An-
nounces the death of Hon. Alexander
H. Bullock, 19. 230, 231. Communi-
cates a letter from the Historical Soci-
ety of Pennsylvania, 19. 239. Speaks
of the one hundred and fiftieth anniver-
sary of Washington's birthday, 19. 245,
246. Alludes to the birthdays of Long-
fellow, Dr. Paige, and Mr. Salisbury,
19. 247. Remarks by, on a portrait of
Washington by Trumbull, 19. 247-249.
Letter from Dr. Geo. H. Moore to, 19.
249. Announces his proposed visit to
Europe, 19. 255. Portrait of, given to
Congress, 19. 287. Extract from a let-
ter from, 19. 329. Papers relating to
the portrait of, placed in the House
of Representatives at Washington, de-
Easited with the Society, 19, 356-359.
ist of subscribers to, 19. 356, 357.
Vote of thanks to, 19. 388. Remarks
by, on resuming the chair after his
return from Europe, 20. 37-43. Ob-
tains a photographic copy of the map
of Sebastian Cabot, 20. 39. Present
at the unveiling of the memorial win-
dow to Sir Walter Raleigh, 20. 40.
Speaks of the discovery of the ' Note
of Remembrance ' of Sir W. Raleigh,
20. 41. Communicates the copy of a
letter from Gov. Winthrop to Sir N.
Rich, 20. 42. Speaks of a volume of
drawings by Capt. John White, of Vir-
ginia, in 1585, 20. 68. Letter to, from
Henry Stevens, 20. 59, 60. Remarks
by, on announcing the death of Prof.
G. W. Greene, 20. 95, 96. Speaks of
places visited during his late tour in
Europe, 20. 96-102. Announces the
death of Hon. P. A. Chadbourne, 20.
106, 107; of Nathaniel Thayer, 20.
107, 108. Remarks by, on the occasion
of the fiftieth anniversary of the occu-
pation of the building by the Soci-
ety, 20. 171, 172. Announces the death
of Rev. John R. Green, 20. 172-174.
Reads a letter from Mrs. Richard
Frothingham communicating a gift,
20. 174. Presents gifts from Mr. G. D.
Scull, 20. 185 ; from Mr. Sanders Irv-
ing, 20. 201 ; from Dr. Henry I. Bow-
ditch, 20. 202. Speaks of the proposed
monument to Gaspar de Coligny, 20.
202, 203. Calls attention to recent
publications by members of the Soci-
ety, 20. 260. Announces the death of
M. Laboulaye, 20. 262, 263. Speaks
of the discovery, in Dresden, of an
original portrait of Franklin, 20. 264.
Account of his visit to the rooms of
the Society for the Propagation of
the Gospel in Foreign Parts, 20. 277,
278. Remarks by, on the subject of
longevity, 20. 342, 343. His visit to
St. David's Church at Radnor, Penn.,
20. 343. Communicates letter from
Daniel Webster, 20. 343, 344. Com-
municates a copy of the faire part,
announcing the death of M. Labou-
laye, 20. .344. Alludes to the Comte
de Broglie's aspirations to the Pres-
idency of the United States, 20. 344 ;
to a catalogue of papers relating to
the United States, in the French Ar-
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chives, 20. 344 ; to an autobiography
of Charles Biddle, 20. 345; to the
' History of the Civil War,' by the
Corate de Paris, 20. 345. Remarks by,
relative to the proposed statue of John
Harvard, 20. 348-350. Announces the
time and place of the Luther Com-
memoration, 20. 350. Remarks by, on
the celebration at Newburgh, 20. 351.
Calls attention to recent historical
publications, 20. 351-353. Announces
the death of Hon. G. V. Fox, 20.
353-355 ; of Williams Latham, 20.
355. Speaks of the Centennial cele-
bration of the evacuation of New
York, 20. 392. Calls attention to a
historical pamphlet by Gen. McCrady,
of South Carolina, 20. 393, 394. Pre-
sents a prospectus of the Oxford His-
torical Society, 20. 394. Announces
the death of Rev. William S. Bartlet,
20. 395. His ' Memoir of Mr. Joseph
Coolidge,' 2. 209, 210. His 'Notice
of Daniel Webster,' 2. 529-531. His
'Centennial Oration,' 2. 210 n. 'Me-
moir of Hon. Nathan Appleton,' 5.
248-308. Sketch of Isaac P. Davis,
u. 97-99. Paper relative to the claim
of the State to the ' Hutchinson Pa-
pers,' n. 335-344. Paper of, on the
execution of Sir Walter Raleigh, 13.
83-93. 'Memoir of Hon. John H. Clif-
ford ' by, 15. 368-379. His ' Life and
Letters of John Winthrop,' 16. 210n. ;
19. 374. Paper by, on the portrait of
John Hampden in the White House at
Washington, 18. 436-444. Orations at
Bunker Hill and at Yorktown, 19. 286,
287. Address by, at the Luther Com-
memoration, 20. 362-364.
WINTHROP, ROBERT C., Jr., A.M., 18. 26,
301 ; 20. 121, 186, 402. Elected a Res-
ident Member, 17. 89. Accepts mem-
bership, 17. 101. Communicates letters
written by Joseph Dennie to Hon. Jere-
miah Mason, 17. 362. Of committee on
the new volume of ' Winthrop Papers,'
18. 4. Vote of thanks to, for defraying
the cost of the fourth volume of ' Win-
throp Papers,' 19. 356. Gift from, 19.
385. Remarks by, on William Win-
throp, of Malta, 20. 17-20. Notice of
Hon. William Winthrop, of Cambridge,
by, i. 383. His notice of Samuel P.
Gardner, 2. 264 n.. 282, 283. ' Memoir
of Robert M. Mason ' by, 18. 302-317.
Paper by, on early portrait-painting in
Boston, 20. 113-121.
Winthrop, Mrs. Robert C., 10. 335.
Winthrop, Samuel, son of Gov. Winthrop
of Massachusetts, 5. 94.
Winthrop, Samuel, brother of Prof. Win-
throp, 20. 139, 139 n., 140,141.
Winthrop, Sarah (Mrs. Frost), 15. 263.
Winthrop, Col Stephen, M.P., son of
Gov. Winthrop of Massachusetts, 5. 94 ;
Winthrop, Theodore, 18. 66.
WINTHROP, Hon. THOMAS L., LL.D., i.
135, 142, 143, 150, 156, 158, 163, 166,
169, 172, 179, 188, 190, 193-197, 199,
200, 206, 207, 213, 215, 216, 219, 220,
222, 223, 226, 228-230, 233-235, 237,
239, 240, 244, 245, 251-253, 257, 259,
262, 263, 266, 270, 272, 278, 279, 281,
283, 284, 331, 333-336, 339, 345-347,
350, 375, 376, 384, 385, 387, 392, 398,
408, 418, 427, 435, 448, 451, 453, 460,
464, 468, 470, 472, 475, 479, 480, 482,
496, 497, 499, 500, 503, 504; 3. 221,
224, 225; 8. 91 ; 10. 108; n. 164; 12.
13, 434 ; 15. 265 ; 19. 105 ; 20. 210.
Death of, i. xlii ; 2. 185, 186 n., 193.
Nominated a Resident Member, i. 134.
Elected, i. 135. Of committee on the
proposed Museum, i. 151. Of Pub-
lication Committee, i. 164. Of com-
mittee to examine the Treasurer's ac-
counts, i. 189, 216, 228, 273, 274. Of
committee to solicit subscriptions to
pay for the Collections, i. 194. Of
committee on repairs of the building,
i. 213. Elected a member of the
Standing Committee, i. 215, 221, 226,
231, 239, 245, 254, 264, 273, 279, 288,
335, 341, 350, 374, 380, 387, 398, 409,
418, 427, 445,. 452, 467, 489. Of com-
mittee to collect and count votes, i.
227. President, pro tempore, i. 227, 230,
233, 408, 453, 472, 477, 479, 496, 497.
Added to the committee on Wintlirop's
Journal, i. 263. Of committee on
closing the passage under the arch, i.
281. Of committee to consider the
celebration of the anniversary of the
landing at Plymouth, i. 287. Of com-
mittee to ask aid from the State to
publish Winthrop's Journal, i. 374,
376 Of committee to confer with the
city authorities on the celebration of
the two hundredth anniversary of the
settlement of Boston, i. 426. Presides
at a dinner in honor of that occasion,
i. 434 n. To communicate a survey of
the State to the Governor and Council,
i. 455. Contributes to purchase the
Society's building, i. 465 n. Commu-
nicates an offer from the ' State, I.
469. Gifts from, i. 484, 487, 496; 2.
31, 71, 80, 85, 89, 96, 101. 102, 110,
124, 145-147, 185. Vote of thanks
to, i. 484. Communicates a gift, i.
497 ; 2. 133, 145. Heliotype portrait
of, 2. v, x. Portrait and autograph,
face 2. 2. Elected President, 2. 3, 40,
82, 103, 130, 149. Acting President, 2.
10, 12, 15-18, 21, 25, 41, 46, 48, 51, 57,
60, 63, 65, 67, 72, 83, 84, 87, 88, 90, 93,
96, 102, 104, 110, 112, 113, 115, 117,
OP THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
513
123, 124, 126, 127, 131, 133, 135, 137,
139, 142, 144-147, 170, 171, 173, 176-
178, 181. Present at meetings of the
Society, 2. 12, 14, 15, 17, 18, 21, 25, 28,
46, 47, 50, 51, 56, 60, 62, 65, 67, 72, 79,
83-86, 88, 90, 92, 94, 99, 104, 109, 112,
115, 117, 119, 123, 125, 126, 129, 132,
135-137, 139, 141, 143-147, 149, 171,
172, 176-178, 181, 182. An interest-
ing letter from Col. Galindo, 2. 14,
14 n. Reads a letter from Dr. Julius,
2. 21. Of committee to petition the
Massachusetts Legislature concerning
the public documents, 2. 27. Action
of committee deferred, 2. 29. Presents
a portrait of Hon. John Davis to the
Society, 2. 29, 29 n. To receive the
thanks of the Society for his interest
in their behalf, 2. 29. Letter to, from
H. R. Schoolcraf t, 2. 35. A communi-
cation from M. Eugene Arnoult, 2. 45.
To receive a vote of thanks for the
engraving of the seal of the Corre-
sponding Secretary, 2. 61. Communi-
cates letters, 2. 84, 88, 91, 178. A por-
trait of, subscribed for by the members
of the Society, 2. 94, 94 n. His muni-
ficent action concerning the portrait of
Sebastian Cabot, 2. 111. Resolutions
relating to the death of, 2 185-187. A
copy of the resolutions passed by the
Society to be sent to the family of, 2
187. A committee appointed to secure
a memoir of, 2. 191. ' Memoir of/ 2.
191 n. Gift from the family of, 2.
211. 'Memoir of,' to be prepared by
Dr. Jenks, 2. 228. Grant of land from
Plymouth Company to, 7. 369. Anec-
dote of, 16. 367. Gift from, 17. 102.
Vote of thanks to, 17. 102. Passages
from his letters, cited, 12. 234, 235.
Winthrop, Wait, Major- General and Chief
Justice, second son of Gov. Winthrop of
Connecticut, 5 66, 169; 6. 255 ; 10. 475;
13. 113; 14. 167, 224; 20. 116, 321, 322,
324, 325; 12. 254-256, 336, 379; 13.
249 n.; 17. 130, 169; 20. 210. Letter
of Gov. Hunter to, 12. 253
Winthrop, William, 1560, uncle of Gov.
Winthrop of Massachusetts, 15. 262, 263,
367. Letter from, to John Fox, 15
262.
WINTHROP, Hon. WILLIAM, Cambridge,
d. 1825, 2. 277 n.; 12. 234; 19. 390; 20.
19. Donation from, 1. 122. Nominated
a Resident Member, i. 284. Elected, i.
285. Of committee on Mr. Tyng's let-
ter about memorials of 'Harvard College
graduates, i. 336. Death of, I. 381 n.
Notice of, by R. C. Winthrop, Jr., i.
383. Books and papers given by his
family to be kept separate and cata-
logued, i. 38(5. Harvard College cata-
logues of, i. 386 n., 394. His Manu-
script Catalogue of Harvard College,
2. 44, 46, 46 n., 47 n., 323, 323 n., 324 n.
Report of Dr. Holmes concerning this
Catalogue, 2. 48. Interleaved triennial
of, 8. 40, 46, 47. « Collateral Writings '
of, 2. 323, 323 «., 324 n.
WINTHROP, WILLIAM, U. S, Crmsul at
Malta, 13. 65. Donations from, 3. 239;
4. 1, 14, 124; 7. 100, 152, 153, 338, 347,
356, 368, 408,476; 8. 254, 263; n. 501.
Gives a box of books, 3. 333, 336. Gift
from, 4. 10. Elected a Corresponding
Member, 5. 199. Vote of thanks to, 7.
103, 153, 339. Gift from, of Italian
manuscripts, 8. 79, 80. His death, xx.
xviii. Death of, announced, n. 139.
Remarks by the President upon, xx.
146-148. Bequest of $3000 for Bind-
ing Fund, 19. 290 ; 20. 17, 193. Vote
tof the Society, 20. 17. Remarks by
R. C. Winthrop, Jr., 20. 17. His man-
uscript ' History of Christian and Mos-
lem Slavery,' etc., presented, 13. 66.
Winthrop, Mrs. William, wife of the pre-
ceding, vote of condolence with, passed
by the Society, xx. 148. Donation
from, 13. 65, 66.
Winthrop, Col. William, U.S.A., gift
from, 18. 66.
Winthrop family, 10. 163. Relationship
to Hugh Peter, 6. 254. Letter from
Charles II., 6. 488-491. Portraits of,
6. 490. Intimacy with Gen. Monk, 6.
490.
' Winthrop Papers,' 5. 152-154, 189, 365,
379, 405 ; 6. 251, 255 n., 471 ; 7. 339 ; 8.
24, 100, 475 ; 10. 149, 330, 395 ; xx. 232,
245; 12 41, 213; 13.22; 15. 366; 18.
300, 406, 415 ; 19. 335, 391 ; 20. 180, 185,
190. Memoranda from, n. 200, 201.
Vol. III. announced, 12. 104. Note of
R. L. Pease in regard to Mayhew fam-
ily, 12. 128. Committees of publication
of new volumes of, appointed, 13. 232;
18. 4. Vol. IV. published, 19. 356.
Unpublished, 20. 186. Cited, 12. 171 j
14. 117 n., 148 n. ; 16. 213 n. ; 20 116.
Winthrop, ship of war, 20. 270, 272.
Winthrop, Me., 12. 408, 419.
Winthrop School, Boston, 6. 33.
Winthrop Street, Boston, 6. 30.
Winthrop's Island (Governor's Island),
meeting of the Society at, i. 51.
Winwood, Sir Ralph, 13. 91.
Wirt, Hon. William, LL.D., 10. 228, 452;
ii. 355. Attitude toward slavery, 6.
99. Biography of, by J. P. Kennedy,
ii. 358, 359, 368. His ' British Spy,'
19. 23. His ' Life of Patrick Henry,'
19. 23.
Wisanacomen, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Wiscasset, Me., 3. 113 ; 18. 283 ; 19. 253;
20. 403.
Wisconsin, U.S.A., 3. 229.
Wisconsin Historical Society, 18. 177,
Donation from, 2. 476, 599; 3. 48, 114.
33
514
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
229; 4. 14, 107; 5. 64, 172, 193; 6.
331 ; 9. 177,462, 467; 10. 144, 344, 469;
n.499. Kequests a copy of the Col-
lections, 2. 556. To receive a copy of
the Collections, 2. 569. Proposes to
memorialize Congress, 4. 109.
Wise, Major Ammi Euhamah, appointed
to a command in the Carthagena ex-
pedition, 18. 372-374.
Wise, Francis, his 'Numismata Bodlei-
ana/ I. 153.
Wise, Goo. Henry A., 4. 90, 95.
Wise, Reo. Jeremiah, H.C. 1700, 8. 30;
14. 119, 136 n. Ordination of, 14. 147.
Wise, Rev. John, H.C. 1673, 8. 14, 23,
27; 13. 454. Discharge given to, 12.
109.
Wise, Joseph, 6. 339.
Wise, Thomas, 8. 89.
Wise, William C., 5 219,
Wiseman, Mrs Dorothy (Stanton), (Mrs.
Rogers), 5-491, 495.
Wiseman, Richard, 5. 491, 495.
Wisher, Col, scalped, 7. 331.
WISNER, BENJAMIN B., D.D., his death,
1. xliii, 503 n. Nominated a Resident
Member, i. 436. Elected, i. 446. Dr.
Dexter to prepare a notice of, i. 503.
Notice of, 2. 4-6. Appointed Secre-
tary of the American Board of Com-
missioners for Foreign Missions, 2. 4.
His Doctorate of Theology, 2. 5. His
' History of the Old South Church in
Boston,' 2. 5 ; 19. 421 n. His ' Proper
Mode of conducting Missions to the
Heathen,' 2. 5. His ' Review of Dr.
Channing's Discourse,' preached at a
church dedication, 2. 5. His Review
of 'The New Divinity Tried,' a. 5.
His ' Sermon on the Death of Hon. W.
Phillips,' 2. 5. His ' Sermon before
the Foreign Missionary Society of Bos-
ton and Vicinity,' 2. 5. His ' Sermon
on the Death of Mrs. Miriam Phillips,'
2. 5. His ' Sermon on Sabbath Schools,'
2. 5.
Wisner, Maria (Blydenburg), 2. 4.
Wisner, Polydore B , 2. 4.
Wisner, Sarah (Johnson), 2. 5.
Wisqhotch, Peqnot Indian, 16. 402.
Wissel, Daniel, 16. 78 n.
Wissett, Eng., 3-71.
WISTAR, CASPAR, M.D., 17. 398. Nomi-
nated a Corresponding Member, i. 126.
Elected, i. 126.
Wiston, Major, 15. 160.
Wiswall, , shoemaker, 8. 382.
Wiswall, Capt., 17. 107.
Witch-hazel, 5. 393.
Witch-Hill, Salem, 15. 211. Dr. Holmes's
visit to, 5. 55.
Witchcraft, 10. 159, 163. Facsimile of
Act to reverse attainders for, faces 20.
284, 285. Indian, 10. 393. ' In the So-
mers Islands,' presented, 14. 196.
Witchcraft Papers, 5. 31-37. Leave
granted to Hon. Charles W. Upham to
make copies from, 9. 81.
Witchcraft trials of 1692, documents
relating to, 5. 31-37. In Massachu-
setts, paper on, by Abner C. Goodell,
20. 280-326. Heliotype copy of the
act for reversing attainders, faces 20.
285. Petition for its passage, 20. 285,
286. Votes passed, 20. 286-288, 290.
Committee appointed, 20. 287. List
of names omitted, 20. 289 n. Power
of attorney to Stephen Sewall, 20. 312,
313. Letter of N. Jewett to S. Sewall,
with list of claims, 20. 313, 314. Re-
port of the committee on claims of
sufferers, 20. 315. Warrant for the
payment of claims, 20. 316. Receipts
of claimants for compensation, 20. 317-
320. Copy of writ in English vs. Cor-
win, and return, 20. 320, 321. Record
of a court of Oyer and Terminer, 20.
321-324. Bill of indictment, 20. 323,
324. List of commissions of Oyer and
Terminer issued during the provin-
cial period, 20. 324, 326. Letter from
Hon. P. W. Chandler to Mr. Charles
Deane, 20. 328-330. Mr. Goodell's re-
marks with regard to the same, 20. 331,
332. Dr. Everett's remarks, 20. 332,
333. Mr. Hill's remarks, 20. 333. Pa-
per by Hon. P. W. Chandler on, 20.
395-400.
Withall, Robert, 12. 107.
Witham, Zebulon, 18. 378.
Witherington, , 17. 365.
Witherlee, George II., 13. 39. Gives an
account of an inscription found in
Castine, 7. 374.
Witherlee, Joshua, donation from, i.
66.
Witherspoon, Rev. John, D.D., LL.D.,
n. 6; 15. 231,393.
Withington, Mr., 7. 253.
Withington, Henry, 17. 143, 143 n., 144,
144 n.
Withington, Roger, 17. 144.
Withington, William, a refugee from
Boston in 1776, 18 268.
Witnesses, 8. 307-309.
Witney, Lieut. Levi, 15. 79.
Witredg, Mary, 20. 314.
Witt, Cornelis (or Johan) de, 10. 389.
Wittasimen, Peqnot Indian, 16. 402.
Wittum, Ruth (Mrs. Boudey), 14. 151.
Wittuwamat, Indian, 16 206.
Wiwabaken, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Woburn, Maxs.; 4. 93 ; 8. 366 ; 12. 394,
395 ; 13. 397 ; 17. 321 ; 20. 27. Dona-
tion from the town of, u. 498. Origin
of the name of, 12. 397.
Wohawa, see Hope Hood.
Wolcot, John, u. 396.
Wolcott, Miss, 19. 18.
Wolcott, Alexander, 19. 18.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
515
Wolcott, Edward, n. 151, 152.
Wolcott, Hon. Frederick, 19 97.
Wolcott, Henry, 19. 97.
Wolcott, Joseph, 4. 256, 257.
Wolcott, Mary, bewitched, 5. 33.
Wolcott, Gov. Oliver, the elder, i. 138; 2.
382 n., 343 n. ; 15. 393.
WOLCOTT, Hon. OLIVER, LL.D., the
younger, 15. 393. Vote to send the Col-
lections to, i. 97 ; 2. 68 n. Nominated
a Corresponding Member, i. 102.
Elected, i. 102. Donations from, i.
Ill, 123, 130, 145. Portrait of, given,
i. 498.
Wolcott, Koger, 19. 357.
Wolcott, Gov. Roger, poems by, i. 32,
55 ; 12. 350 n.
Wolcott, Rev. Samuel, D.D., 17. 63 ; 19.
97. Donations from, 2. 458, 547.
Wolcott Memorial, gift from the propri-
etors of, 19. 97.
Wolf Hill, Gettysburg, 7. 360. Trunk from
the forest of, presented, 7. 155-160.
Wolf-skin in rheumatism, 5. 393.
Wolfe, Maf.-Gen. James, 3. 307; 8. 436;
ix. 116, 117, 298 ; 12. 32, 68 ; 13. 79 ; 14.
80; 15. 29 n.; 16. 336; 17. 382.
Wolff, , engraver, 13. 375.
Wollaston, Capt., 16. 205.
Wollaston, William Hyde, M.D., 14. 20,
21, 24.
Wolsey, Jane Stuart, 12. 82.
Wolsey, Cardinal Thomas, 17. 301 ; 18.
347; 20. 97. Dr. Fiddes's ' Life of,' i.
137.
Women, Judge Sewall on the resurrec-
tion of, 12. 380-384.
Wompontupont, Sachem, 3. 312.
Wonanamopaine, Indian, 2. 290 n.
Wonkheg, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Wonnewow, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Wonpoauntt, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Wood, Col., 15. 108.
Wood, Major, 15. 93, 102-106.
Wood, Anthony, 6. 18; n. 423 n.; 15.
384,385; 16/143; 17. 343.
Wood, Benjamin, 19. 170 ; 20. 13.
Wood, Capt. David, 7. 413.
Wood, Major David, 15. 82, 160.
Wood, Lieut. Ebenezer, 15. 76, 76 n.
Wood, Ephraim, 17. 159.
Wood, F. A., Esq., donation from, 9.
347.
Wood, George B., M.D., 17. 205 n.
Wood, Henry, 2. 284 n.
Wood, Major Henry, 14. 88, 89, 91 ; 15
79.
Wood, Capt. Isaac, 15. 77.
Wood, James, 14. 289.
Wood, James I., to act as Deputy Libra
rian, 2. 538, 539. Donation from, 2
551. Money paid to, 2. 556 n. His
services on the catalogue, 2. 591 n.
Wood, John, his ' History of the Admin
istration of John Adams,' i. 202.
iVood, Capt. John, 15. 86, 86 n.
Wood, Judge Joseph, requests permission
to use portions of the Trumbull Manu-
scripts, 2. 446, 447.
Wood, Joshua, 19. 325 n.
Wood, Lieut. Lemuel, 15. 78.
Wood, Levi, 15. 132.
Wood, Major M., 15. 160.
Wood, Nathaniel, 10. 224.
Wood, Samuel, 1775, sentenced by a
court-martial, 16. 363.
Wood, Capt. Samuel, 14. 286.
Wood, Samuel, Grajlon, 1835, 18. 340.
Wood, Samuel S., donation from, 4. 1.
Wood, Thomas, LL.D., his ' Institute of
the Laws of England ' cited, 20. 146 n.
Wood, W., donation from, 4. 1.
Wood, William, portrait of, 13. 67.
Wood, William, i. 53 ; 6. 74 n., 250. His
'New England's Prospect,' i. 53, 83;
6. 250, 251, 334-337; 14. 119, 120; 17.
358; 20.71. Extract from the same,
20. 72 n. On the authorship of the
' Introductory Essay to his New Eng-
land's Prospect, 6. 250, 251, 334-387.
Extract from the ' New England's Pros-
pect,' 20. 72 n.
Wood, William H., England, 7. 117. Let-
ter from, 2. 477.
Wood & Bache, Messrs., 5. 390, 392.
Wood Creek, N. Y., 7. 329, 330.
Woodbridge, , innkeeper, n. 26, 31.
Woodbridge, Benjamin, 5. 165.
Woodbridge, Rev. Benjamin, H.C. 1642,
d. 1684, 4. 441 ; 8. 11, 20, 25.
Woodbridge, Rev. Benjamin, d. 1710, 2.
449 n.; 8. 219; 17. 263, 263 n., 267 n.,
280.
*Woodbridge, Co/. Benjamin Ruggles, 14.
89; 15. 84, 85, 93, 94 (?), 97-100, 102,
104, 106, 109, 110, 117, 129, 142, 146,
149, 150, 158, 160. Officers of the
regiment of, 15 84, 84 n.
Woodbridge, Dudley, H.C. 1724, diary
of, 17. 337-340. Autograph with draw-
ings, 17. 337.
Woodbridge, Dudley, Marietta, Ohw, 17.
181, 181 n., 185, 186, 186 n., 187, 190, 195.
Woodbridge, Rev. Dudley, H.C. 1694, 8.
29.
Woodbridge, Rev. Dudley, H.C. 1696, 8.
29.
Woodbridge, Eunice (Mrs. Williams), i.
262.
Woodbridge, Rev. John, H.C. 1664, d.
1690, 8. 13, 22, 27 ; 10. 403, 407.
Woodbridge, Rev. John, H.C. 1694, d.
1718, 8. 29.
Woodbridge, Rev. John, Newbury, d. 1695,
17. 344.
Woodbridge, Thomas, i. 347 n.
Woodbridge, Rev. Timothy, d. 1732, 8.
23, 27.
Woodbridge, Rev. Timothy, d. 1770, 20.
47 n.
516
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Woodbridge, William C., donation from,
2. 336.
Woodbury, Rev. Augustus, donation
from, ii. 501.
Woodbury, John, 17. 369 n.
Woodbury, Jonathan, 13. 295.
WOODBURY, Hon. LEVI, LL.D., 20. 355,
Nominated a Corresponding Member,
2. 47. Elected, 2. 49. Donations from,
2. 50, 71, 89, 182, 236, 238, 243, 246, 263,
320. Accepts Corresponding Member-
ship, 2. 51, 52.
Woodcock, John, 13. 250.
Wooddey, Sergeant Richard, 14. 250.
Woodell, Mercy, 20. 314.
Woodfall, William, n. 5.
Woodford, Col. William, 6. 191.
Woodhull, , 6. 69 n.
Woodland, Capt., 16. 263.
Woodman, Mrs., 16. 284.
Woodman, Cyrus, 16. 180. Donation
from, 4 139.
Woodman, Capt. John, 14. 128 n., 149;
16. 265 ; 17. 106, 225, 228. Death of,
14. 144.
Woodman, John, Jr., d. 1705, death of,
14. 140.
Woodman, Prof. John S., 14. 128 n.
Woods, Major, 15. 98, 99, 104, 105, 113,
117, 122, 126, 128, 134, 139, 158.
Woods, Mr., 16. 288.
Woods, Major Daniel, 14. 88.
Woods, Ephraim, 17. 158.
WOODS, Rev. LEONARD, D.D., President
of Bowdoin College, 10. 442; 12. 9; 13.
426; 15. 306; 16. 385; 17. 15, 16, 66.
Donation from, 4. 424. Elected a Cor-
responding Member, 5. 309. State-
ment in regard to the ' Andover Theo-
logical School,' 6. 312. His library
destroyed by fire, 13. 78. Transferred
to the class of Honorary Members, 13.
449. His death, 16. xvi. Death of,
announced, 17. 5. Remarks on, by the
President, 17. 5, 6 ; by Mr. Charles
Deane, 17. 15, 16. Abstract of papers
of Edward Randolph, made for, 18.
253. His ' Eulogy on Daniel Webster,'
2. 530.
• Wood's Hole,' 12. 334, 335.
Woodside, James, proposed for a com-
mand in the Carthagena expedition,
18. 375.
Woodstock, Conn., 6. 359, 360; 12. 395.
pjxpedition from New London to, 1699,
9. 473. Origin of the name of, 12. 399.
Ceded to Connecticut, 12. 401 n.
Woodstock, N. B., 17. 210 n.
Woodstock, Vt., 19. 350, 352 n.
Woodward, Dean, letter to, from Dr.
Franklin, 6. 120.
Woodward, Dep.-Sec'y, n. 173.
Woodward, Mr., 4. 292.
Woodward, Mr., his survey of Mas-
sachusetts, i. 455.
Woodward, Ashbel, M.D., donation from,
2. 233 ; 8. 274.
Woodward, Eliza M. (Mrs. Curtis), 16.
135.
Woodward, Frederic R., donation from,
10. 33.
Woodward, J., 20. 341.
Woodward, John, M.D., letters of, 13.
110, 111.
Woodward, Rev. John, 8. 29.
Woodward, Joseph, donation from, i.
479. Vote of thanks to, i. 479. Let-
ter from, i. 479 n.
Woodward, Lieut. Timothy, 15. 79 n.
Woodward, William Elliott, donation
from, 8. 480.
Woodward, William W., 7. 276 n.
Woodwell, John, 20. 321.
Wool, Gen. John E., 4. 93; 18. 213.
Woolcot, Samuel, 20. 151.
Woolen, William, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 18. 266.
Woolens, manufactures of, introduced
into the country, 3-71, 72.
Woolsey, Mr., New York, xx. 24.
WOOLSEY, Pres. THEODORE D., LL.D.,
10. 366. Elected a Corresponding
Member, 10. 41, 146. Accepts mem-
bership, 10. 86. Transferred to the
class of Honorary Members, 13. 425.
Woolsey, Theodore Salisbury, 14. 163.
Woolwich, Eng., 6. 429.
Woolwich, Me., 12. 407, 416.
Woolworth, Ainsworth, & Co., 11. 40.
Wooster, Maj.-Gen. David, 8. 461; 12.
122.
Worcester, Mrs. Amy E. (McKean), 18.
172.
Worcester, Edward Somerset, 4th Earl
of, 12. 100.
Worcester, Rev. Francis, 18. 169.
Worcester, Frederick A., gift from, 20. 57.
Worcester, Jesse, 18. 169.
WORCESTER, JOSEPH E., LL.D., i. 424,
. 433, 448, 456, 464, 475, 476, 479, 480,
485, 490, 494, 495, 497, 499, 500, 504 ;
2. 12; 4.414; 9.6; 10. 277 ; 13 3 ; 17.
419; 18. 154; 19. 309; 20. 57. His
death, i. xliii ; 8. xvi, 467, 468; 9. 179;
18. 173. Nominated a Resident Mem-
ber, i. 396. Elected, i. 398. Of com-
mittee on an exchange of books, i.
434. Of committee on Gov. Bernard's
papers, x. 459. Of Publication Com-
mittee, i. 480. Donation from, i. 479 ;
2. 31, 59, 89, 93, 116, 119, 138, 139, 181,
187, 219, 354, 417, 446, 483, 582 ; 3.
85, 114; 5. 1; 7. 368. Statement con-
cerning the New Hampshire Histori-
cal Society, 2. 64. Of committee to
examine the Treasurer's accounts, re-
port of, 2. 366, 367. Of Scrutinizing
Committee, 2. 488, 548, 596, 597. Of
committee to consider the matter of
Mr. Whitehead's letter, 2. 581. Of
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 517
Nominating Committee, 2. 553. Present
at meetings of the Society, 2. 12 14
15, 17, 28, 31, 33, 40, 46, 47, 50, 60' 65
79, 83, 90, 96, 104, 109, 117, 123, 'l26
132, 142, 143, 146, 149, 176, 178, 183
185, 186, 188, 222, 227, 236, 237 245'
249, 253, 259, 261, 263, 266, 268, 285!
287, 294, 298, 306, 319, 326, 334 335
340, 349, 354, 356, 360, 362-364 370*
413-415, 417, 431, 445, 450-452^ 455'
460, 468, 470, 472, 474, 481, 483, 486
489, 495, 497, 499, 511, 513, 533 539
542, 548, 552, 554, 559, 571, 581, 583^
593, 599. Requests instructions in be-
half of Publishing Committee con-
cerning Vol. V. of third series of
the Collections, 2. 30. Reads names
of deceased members, and requests in-
structions concerning memoirs of mem-
bers, 2. 31. Announcement of the
death of, 8. 467, 468. Resolution
adopted by the Society, 8. 468. Vote
of thanks to, 9. 7. Notice of the
death of, 9. 179. Donation from the
heirs of, 10. 316. Portrait and auto-
graph of, face 18. 169. 'Memoir of,.
by Dr. Newell, 18. 169-173. His birth
and ancestry, 18. 169. Early educa-
tion, 18. 169. Enters Yale College, 18.
169. Teaches school, 18. 169. His
publications, 18. 169-172. Visits Eu-
rope, 18. 171. Removes to Cambridge,
18. 172. Marriage, 18. 172. Notices
of his large quarto ' Dictionary,' 18.
173. His ' Elements of History ' cited,
17. 90. His ' Dictionary ' cited, 18.
12 n.
Worcester, Mrs. Joseph E., donations
from, 9. 1, 6, 66, 81, 177, 196, 227, 255,
347, 353, 358, 467 ; 10. 2, 21, 409.
Worcester, Noah, 2. 204.
Worcester, Samuel, 16. 16.
Worcester, Rev. Samuel, D.D., 14. 113.
Worcester, Rev. Samuel M., D.D., 6. 318.
Donation from, 2. 39. Controversy of
Judge White with, 6. 318.
Worcester, Hon. Samuel T., 18. 172 n.
Gift from, 20. 57.
Worcester, Mrs. Sarah Parker. 18. 169.
Worcester, Rev. William, 18. 169.
Worcester, Mass., 3. 141 n., 194, 284 ; 4.
91 ; 7. 228 ; 8. 341, 355 ; 10. 137, 460 ;
n. 49, 53, 72, 82 ; 12. 395 ; 15. 66, 68 ;
16. 160, 288, 307-309, 311, 380; 17. 25,
31, 166 «., 296, 338, 361, 393, 394, 396;
18. 365; 19. 4, 39, 63, 102, 143, 167,
224 n., 230, 231, 250, 395 n., 421, 422,
426, 438; 20. 45, 116, 186. 'Descrip-
tion of the Town of/ i. 8. Plan of the
town of, i. 8. Insane asylum at, 7.
41; H.77. Visit to, in 1789, n. 10,
11. Consecration of the ' Rural Ceme-
tery 'at, ii. 77. Origin of the name
of, 12. 398.
Worcester, N.Y., 19. 88, 89.
Worcester County, organization of lv-
ceums, 6. 297. ' History of,' 10. 31 2.
Plan of towns in, i. 8.
Worcester County Agricultural Society
ii. 72, 73, 82 ; I7. 30, 31.
Worcester County Bible Society i 412 •
n. 74.
Worcester County Court of Common
Pleas, 3. 191, 194 ; 6. 107, 108.
Worcester County Free Institute of In-
dustrial Science, 17. 27, 31.
Worcester County Supreme Judicial
Court Trial in 1783 for abuse of a
slave, 6. 107, 108.
' Worcester Daily Spy,' ii. 158.
Worcester Fire Society, i. 412 n.
' Worcester Gazette,' i. 48, 60, 130, 147
154, 168.
Worcester Lyceum, 17. 31.
' Worcester Magazine,' i. 202, 393, 394 n. •
8. 286.
Worcester National Bank, ii. 82.
Worcester Public Library, 19. 440.
Worcester Railroad, see Boston and Wor-
cester Railroad.
' Worcester Spy,' i. 97. See also Mas-
sachusetts Spy.
'Worcester Transcript,' newspaper, 19. 439.
Worcester Young Men's Christian Asso-
ciation, see Young Men's, etc.
Wordsworth, William, 6. 29 ; 13. 436 ; 14.
298, 313; !6. 16, 142, 190, 191 ; 18. 176
227 ; 19. 273. Sketch of his appear-
ance, and conversation of Mr. George
Livermore with, 10. 437, 438.
Workhouse Hill, 4. 295.
Worland, Owen, 17. 157.
Worm, Andrew, 17. 149.
Wormall, Capl., 7. 215, 247.
Worral, Thomas Grooby, a refugee from
Boston in 1776, 18. 268.
Worsley, Dr. Benjamin, 16. 214, 215,
219, 238.
Worthen, Mr., Salisbury, advises Mr.
Appleton to buy the Pawtucket Canal,
5. 268. His mechanical genius, 5. 270.
Worthington, Dr., 19. 30.
Worthington, Frances (Mrs. Ames), 17.
116; 19. 59; 20. 35.
Worthington, Hon. John, LL.D., 2. 95; 12.
418 ; 13 397, 398 ; 19. 59 ; 20. 35, 47 n.
Worthington, Mass., 12. 405, 408 ; 19. 421.
Named for Col. Worthington, 12. 418.
Wottamisson, Pequot Indian, 16. 401.
Wotton, Sir Henry, 14. 11; 16. 441, 444.
Wowonson, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Wraysbury, Ena., 12. 336.
Wreck exhibited in Boston, 8. 464.
Wren, Sir Christopher, designer of the
plan of William and Mary College,
n. 84.
Wren, Bishop Matthew, 14. 386 ; 18. 299.
Wrentham, Mass., 7. 203; 12. 52, 394,
395 ; 17. 160. Origin of the name of,
12. 398.
518
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Wright, (Wright, Smith, $• Gray,
bankers), 12. 49, 51.
Wright, , innkeeper, n. 14, 31.
Wright, Lieut., 14. 85.
Wright, Mr., 20. 68.
Wright, Alexander, 19. 432.
Wright, Daniel, d. 1825, 19. 45.
Wright, Daniel, Salem, naturalized, 4. 362.
A refugee from Boston in 1776, 18. 268.
Wright, Ebenezer, n. 316. And Jona-
than Wells, petition of, n. 314, 315.
Wright, Edward, 18. 99 n.
Wright, Francis, 1767, 20. 8.
Wright, Francis, i. 251. Donation from,
i. 74.
Wright, Mrs. Francis, donation from, i.
251.
Wright, George F., artist, 12. 213, 214.
Wright, George S., gift from, 19. 376.
Wright, George W., donation from, u.
501.
Wright, Hunt, 19. 45.
Wright, James J., donation from, 10. 484.
Wright, John, 1711, 20. 312, 314.
Wright, Lieut. John, 15. 84.
Wright, John, London, letter to, from B:
Franklin, 6. 119, ^120.
Wright, John S., Esq., donation from, 9.
467 ; 10. 33.
Wright, Joseph, artist, 2. 23, 23 n.; n.
21; 13.254.
Wright, Gov. Joseph A., 4. 92.
Wright, Lieut. Josiah, 15. 81.
Wright, Katy, Salem, naturalized, 4. 362.
Wright, Dr. Nathaniel, 5. 143; n. 181.
Friend of Gov. Winthrop, 5. 138.
Wright, Mrs. Patience, i. 155 n.; n. 21.
Wright, Richard, 18. 364.
Wright, S. Aldis, 10. 350.
Wright, Miss Sarah, 8. 35.
Wright, Seth, & Son, n. 308.
Wright, Silas, 4. 433.
Wright, Thomas, F.S.A., his ' Provincial
Dictionary ' cited, 18. In., 10 n., 11 n.,
13 n. His edition of ' Piers Plough-
man ' cited, 18. 404.
Wright & Potter, Messrs., donation from,
u. 501.
Wrightington, Capt., 12 426.
Wrightsborough, Ga., 8. 215.
Wroe, Anna (Mrs. Curtis), 16. 35.
Wunanamopaine, Indian, 2. 290 ?i.
Wunupagut thow panupagut, 2. 290 n.
Wurzbach, Dr. Constant, donations from,
5. 96, 99, 193.
Wussittumwaenin, 2. 291 n.
Wutishpohgun, 2. 200 n., 291 n.
Wyat, Sir Francis, 10. 25, 26 ; 18. 294 n.
Wyatt, Rev. Hant, 17. 349.
Wyatt, Thomas, 2. 597. His 'National
Medals of America ' cited, 13. 292.
Wyatt, William Edward, D.D., his con-
troversy with J. Sparks, 10. 242, 243.
Wyborne, John, his account with Har-
vard College, 5. 63.
Wycliffe, John, 10. 449, 455 ; 17. 151 ;
18. 264. Commemoration of, by the
American Bible Society, 18. 263.
Wyer, Alice, naturalized, 4. 860.
Wyer, Edward, naturalized, 4. 360.
Wyer, Edward, Jr., naturalized, 4. 360.
Wyer, Nathaniel, 16. 265. .
Wyer, Capt. Robert, n. 142.
Wyer, William, naturalized, 4. 360.
Wyler, Lieut., 14. 138 n.
Wyllis, Col. Samuel, 15. 160.
Wyman, Capt. Abijah, 15. 79, 79 n.
Wyman, Lieut.-Col. Isaac (?), 15. 96, 142,
160.
WYMAN, Prof. JEFFRIES, M.D., g. 364,
365, 450, 451 ; 10. 15; xx*. 130, 388 ; 13.
131 ; 14. 3, 25, 154 ; 15. 4, 399 ; 20. 250,
251. Donation from, 10. 314, 344. Elect-
ed a ResidentMember, 10. 316. Accepts
membership, 10. 320. His death, 13.
xviii ; 14. 10. Death of, announced,
13. 319. Resolutions of the Society,
13. 319. Tribute to, by Prof. Bowen,
13. 320; by Prof. Torrey, 13. 322.
Prof. Bowen appointed to prepare a
memoir of, 13. 324. Dr. Holmes's no-
tice of, 13. 424. Prof. Gray's notice
of, 13. 424. Prof. Bowen excused from
writing a memoir of, 13. 424. ' Me-
moir of/ by Dr. 0. W. Holmes, 14. 4-
24. His birth, 14. 8. His education,
14. 9. Appointed professor in Hamp-
den-Sidney College, 14. 9. In Harvard
College, 14. 9. Curator of Peabody
Museum of Archeology and Ethnol-
ogy, 14. 10. President of Boston So-
ciety of Natural History, 14. 10. His
publications, 14. 11-17. His personal
traits, 14. 17, 18. His manner of work,
14. 21. His modest}', 14. 22. His re-
ligious views, 14. 22, 23. Personal ap-
pearance, 14. 24.
Wyman, Lieut. John, 15. 76.
Wyman, Morrill, M.D., 14. 11. Extract
from a letter of, 14. 18.
Wyman, Col. Powell T. and the Mary-
land colonial flag, 5. 374, 375.
Wyman, Rufus, M.D., 7. 71 ; 14. 8. And
the McLean Asylum, 7. 40, 49.
Wyman, Thomas B., 16. 11. Donations
from, 2. 473 ; 10. 33. His ' Charlestown
Genealogies and Estates ' cited, x.
323 n.; 16. 11.
Wyman, Capt. William, 4. 297 ; 15. 81,
Sin.
Wymington Rectory, Bedfordshire, cra-
yon likeness of Washington at, 14. 160.
Wyndham, William, see Grenville, Lord.
Wynne, John H., his ' History of the
British Empire in America,' i. 111.
Wynne, Thomas H., donation from, 5.
159.
Wyoming, Penn., 20. 89, 93.
Wyoming Historical and Genealogical
Society, donation from, 6. 333.
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
519
Wyrardisbury (Wraysbury), Eng., n.
309-311.
Wyse, Sir Thomas, and Pres. Felton, 5.
445.
Wythe, Hon. George, 5. 90; 6. 129; 14.
107 ; 15. 232, 393.
Wyvill, Rev. Christopher, his letter to
John Cartwright, i. 177.
X.
Xenophon, 20. 235, 252. His ' Anabasis,'
and Prescott's ' Ferdinand and Isa-
bella,' 4. 202.
Ximenes, Mateo, Washington Irving' s guide
at the Alhambra, photograph of, pre-
sented, 14. 185.
Ximenes de Cisneros, Francisco, Card.,
letter to, from Amerigo Vespucci, 16.
333-335.
Y.
Yaenugvyaski, Cherokee Indian, 12. 33.
Yakyanuon, Pequot Indian, 16. 402.
Yale College, New Haven, i. 343 ; 3. 25 ;
8. 36, 230; 10. 113, 407; u. 86, 88,293;
12. 306; 16. 118, 155; 17. 64 n., 89, 94,
94 n., 101, 285, 340; 18. 5, 26, 169, 270,
420 ; 19. 12, 60, 195, 256, 257, 280, 380,
436, 439, 443, 444 ; 20. 47 n. Views of,
i. 86, 89, 112. Catalogue of books in
the library of, i. 123. The Collections
to be sent to, i. 241 ; 2. 69 n. The Re-
cording Secretary to ascertain if the
Collections are to be sent to, 2. 429.
Donations from, 2. 466; 3. 48, 110, 114;
5. 45, 96, 223 ; 6. 331 ; 7. 279. Annals
of, 3. 294. Episcopacy in, 12. 378.
Yale College, Alumni Association of, in
Boston and vicinity, 19. 439, 443.
Yale College, Law School of, 19. 260.
Yale College Library, 10. 404.
Yancey, William L., 4. 95.
Yangtsekiang River, 7. 416, 417.
Yankee, derivation of the word, 5. 212 ;
14. 94.
Yankee Doodle, 3. 280. Origin of, 5.
211, 212.
Yankee Hero, privateer, 7. 256.
Yarborough, Charles Anderson Pelham,
3d Earl of, 1 6. 456.
Yard-lands in Northamptonshire, 3. 176.
Yarico, see Story, Isaac.
Yarmouth, Enq., 4. 3.
Yarmouth, Mass., 3. 294 ; 7. 423 ; 12. 394,
395, 399 ; 17. 5, 344.
Yarmouth, N. S., inscription at, 10. 93.
Yates, Mayor Abraham, death of, 19.
420.
-ES, JOHN VAN JNESS, nominated a
orresponding Member, i. 289. Elect-
1, i. 332. And Moulton, Joseph W
leir 'History of New York/ 2. 100,'
Yates, Prof. Andrew, D.D., 2. 4.
Yates, Mrs. Anna Maria, 19. 216, 217
YATES, JOHN VAN NESS, nominated a
Corresr
ed,
their
192.
Yates, Richard, 19. 217.
Yeas, in electing members, signified by
corn, 3. 240.
Yeas and Nays on Gen. Conway's motion
for peace with America, 9. 218.
Yeldham Church, 6. 255 n.
Yellow Fever, i. 103. 'Collection of
Facts relative to,' i. 102. Commit-
tee appointed to ask the Health Com-
mittee of Boston for documents on, i.
126.
Yelverton, Sir Henry, Attorney- General,
13- 94 ; 14. 388, 392.
Yendell, Samuel, memorials of the voy-
age of the ' Columbia,' owned by, 5.
315 ; 6. 22.
Yonge, James, 15. 262.
Yonge, William, M.D., his ' England's
Shame,' 7. 375.
Yongs, John, see Young.
' Yong's Voyage to Virginia and Mary-
land,' 3. 283.
York, Lieut. Bartholomew, 16. 354, 355.
York, Frederic, Duke of, 18. 72, 73; 19.
217, 218.
York, James II., Duke of, see James II. of
England.
York, Eng., 3. 113, 150. Dr. Bigelow's
model of the cathedral at, 17. 453, 466.
York, Me., 3. 195 ; 10. 489 ; 12. 395, 399,
400 ; 16. 5 n., 9, 108, 387 ; 20. 402. Plan
of the county of, i. 12. 'Extracts
from the Records of the County of,' i.
26, 27 n., 390. Topographical descrip-
tion of, i. 390. Indian attacks on, 14.
127, 140.
York (Toronto), account of the capture
of, n. 492-495.
York Town, Penn., 6. 260.
Yorke, Philip, Earl of Hardwicke, see
Hardwicke.
Yorkshire, a list of the pedigrees of, do-
nation of, 3. 150.
Yorktown, Fa., 5. 11, 49; 17. 293, 294;
18. 25, 72, 405, 421 ; 19. 69 n., 70, 71 n.,
73, 103, 356, 358; 20. 91, 99-101, 262,
343. Number of prisoners taken at, i.
217. Siege of, 3. 133. The Prince of
Wales visits Bunker Hill on the anni-
versary of, 5. 98. Events of the Revo-
lution, 6. 212. Surrender of, 7. 152.
Journal of the siege of, kept by Col.
Jonathan Trumbull, 14. 331-838. Re-
marks by the President on the contem-
plated memorial of the battle at, 17.
231, 232. Vote of the Society in re-
gard to this matter, 17. 232. Resolve
of Old Congress to erect a monument
520
INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS
at, 17. 232, 293. Memorial to Congress
in aid of the proposed monument at,
17. 293, 294. Maps of, 18. 432. Gen.
Cobb's diary of events during the siege
of, 19. 67-72. Centennial celebration
at, 19. 100, 102, 286.
Young, Mr., 6. 305.
Young, , 18. 71, 76, 77 n. An account
of the attack on the house of, 18. 76,
77.
Young, Mr., Stratford, Conn., n. 16, 19.
Young, Mrs. Abigail, 14. 152.
Young, Alexander, i. xx, xxiii-xxv, 17,
23 ; 12. 2n. Donation from, i. 60. See-
also Young & Minns.
YOUNG, Rev. ALEXANDER, D.D., 2. 11,
256 n. ; 3. 20, 287 ; 10. 433 ; n. 341 ; 12.
439 ; 13. 22 ; 17. 65, 125, 359, 427 ; 18.
206 ; 19. 107, 109, 117 n. ; 20. 410. His
death, i. xliii; 2. 556, 557 n., 559. Nom-
inated a Resident Member, 2. 11. Elect-
ed, 2. 13. Present at meetings of the
Society, 2. 15, 21, 25, 28, 31, 33, 35, 40,
46, 47, 50, 51, 56, 60, 62, 65, 67, 72, 79,
83, 84, 90, 94, 99, 104, 109, 117, 119,
123, 125, 126, 129, 131, 135, 137, 142,
144, 145, 147, 172, 176, 178, 181-183,
185, 187, 188, 192, 213, 215, 216, 219,
220, 222, 223, 225, 227, 233-236, 238,
241, 245, 249, 251, 253, 256, 257, 259,
261-264, 266, 268, 286, 287, 294, 298,
303, 306, 307, 309, 314, 318, 326, 329,
335, 338, 340, 346, 350, 352, 354, 356,
358, 362-364, 370, 372, 374, 377, 380,
382, 383, 385, 389, 413-415, 417, 419,
421, 422, 426, 429-431, 434, 441, 443,
445, 450-452, 454, 455, 458, 460, 462,
466, 469, 470, 472, 477-479, 481, 483,
486, 489, 490, 493, 495, 497, 498, 503,
607, 511, 513, 526, 529, 533, 534, 536,
639, 542, 547, 548, 551. Of Publishing
Committee, 2. 26, 49, 114, 380. Dona-
tions from, 2. 31, 35, 50, 61, 71, 93, 96,
102, 112, 124, 126, 133, 139, 147, 171,
187, 221, 233, 235, 303, 3l)6, 410, 412,
442, 450, 471, 474, 486, 491, 542. Of
Publishing Committee for Vol. VI.,
third series of the Collections, 2. 49.
Of Scrutinizing Committee, 2. 51, 447,
496, 539. Of committee to prepare an
index for the third series, 2. 52. Ex-
cused from the position, 2. 52. Com-
municates letter and donation from
Rev. H. A. Miles, z. 54. 54 n. Of com-
mittee to examine the donation of Mr.
Miles, 2. 55. Of committee on lec-
tures, 2. 78, 136, 172, 227. Subject of
lecture delivered by him, 2. 80. On
committee to consider the preservation
of the Society's manuscripts, 2. 96.
Of Standing Committee, 2 103, 130,
149, 192, 233, 251, 270, 313, 342, 370,
387, 426, 454. Of committee to pub-
lish Vol. VIII. of the third series of
the Collections, 2. 114. Communicates
a copy of the volume of John Brere-
ton, 2. 116. Matter of non-payment
of annual assessment of a member,
given in charge to, 2. 119, 120. To
prepare a memoir of the late Hev. Dr.
Kirkland, 2. 172, 172 H. Excused from
serving on the committee for lectures,
2. 175. Report of the committee on
lectures, 2. 175. To act on Mr. Wil-
lard's proposition, 2. 182. Permission
to use Graham's ' Chart of Cape Cod '
granted to, 2. 184, 184 n. Recording
Secretary pro tempore, z. 246, 356. Per-
mission given to take a certain memoir
from the Library, 2. 249. Of com-
mittee to make arrangements for the
celebration of the first half-century of
the incorporation of the Society, 2.
292. Appointed a delegate to the cele-
bration of the New York Historical
Society, 2. 296. Of committee to con-
sider the attractiveness of the meet-
ings, 2. 264. Of Publishing Committee
to prepare Vol. I. of the fourth series,
2. 380. Of committee to consider cer-
tain changes in the publication of the
Collections, 2. 380. Communication
from, 2. 381, 382 n. Of committee to
address a memorial to the General
Court concerning the ownership of cer-
tain papers, 2. 420, 420 n. Elected Cor-
responding Secretary, 2. 426, 454, 488,
528. Report concerning the Hutchin-
son Papers, 2. 435, 436, 436 ?i.-441 n.
Communicates letters of acceptance of
membership, 2. 442,444, 451, 455, 470,
471, 484, 501, 504, 526, 516, 549. Com-
municates letters, 2. 444, 445, 452, 460,
467, 469, 478, 486, 489, 491, 532, 534.
Of committee to revise the By-Laws, 2.
478. Report of the committee on the
revision of the By-Laws, 2. 484, 485,
508. Nominated for Corresponding
Secretary, 2. 487. To express the
willingness of the Society to aid the
Royal Society of Northern Antiquaries
at Copenhagen in their purposes, 2.
506 n. President pro lempore, 2. 535.
To request the selectmen of Medway
to deposit in the Society's Library cer-
tain valuable papers, 2. 542. 'Memoir
of,' 2. 557, 557 n. Discovers a narra-
tive supposed to be a portion of the
History of Plymouth, 3. 20. His wri-
tings compared with the Bradford
Manuscripts, 3. 23. His ' Chronicles
of the Pilgrims ' lost, 3. 156 ; 4. 9.
Sketch of, 10. 431, 432. His admira-
tion for James Savage, 12. 441. His
' Chronicles of the Pilgrim Fathers,' i.
279 n., 409 n.; 2. 184 n., 331 n. ; 3. 20;
4. 248 ; ii. 397 ; 18. 440-442; 19. 107 n.,
108, 109 n. ; 20. 180, 209, 229. His ' Map
of Cape Cod,' 2. 184 n. His 'Chroni-
cles of Massachusetts ' cited, 2. 493 ». ;
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTOlilCAL SOCIETY.
521
ii. 176-178, 180-182; 12. 349 n.; 16.
196n., 1 98 n.-200 n. ; 20. 62n., 64 n., 66«.,
68 n., 86 n., 180.
Young, Brigham, 17. 462.
YOUNG, tfev. EDWARD J., A.M., 18. 330 ;
20. 413. Elected a Resident Member,
1 6. 206. Of committee on memoirs of
deceased members, 17. 315. Tribute
by, to Prof. J. Lewis Diman, 18. 381-
340. Elected Recording Secretary, 20.
199. Recording Secretary, 20. 201,
260, 327, 342, 351, 392. Of committee
to publish the Proceedings, 20. 204.
Of committee of arrangements for the
Luther Commemoration, 20. 350. Re-
marks by, concerning Martin Luther,
20. 355-358. Presents a gift from Mr.
G. F. B. Leighton, 20. 400. Reads a
letter communicating a gift from Mr.
William C. Todd, 20. 401. Moves a
vote of thanks to the proprietors of
the Arlington Street Church, 20. 401.
Paper by, on the subjects for Master's
degree in Harvard College, 18. 119-
151.
Young, Rev. Joab, his Fourth of July
oration, i. 191.
Young, Capt. John, 6. 66n.-69 n.
Young, John, Jr., killed by Indians, 14.
139.
Young, John, Sen., killed by Indians, 14.
131.
Young, Jonathan, marriage of, 14. 152.
Young, Capt. Jonathan, donation from,
i. 124.
Young, Kezia, 13. 136.
Young, Lett, 13. 136.
Young, Louisa, 13. 136.
Young, Robert, killed by Indians, 14.
126.
Young, Stephen J., donations from, 9.
196, 357 ; 10. 21, 344.
Young, Susan, xi. 19.
Young, Thomas, 1728, 19. 127.
Young, Thomas, early history of the
cotton-trade, 3. 222.
Young, Thomas, Jr., death of, 14. 139.
Young, Thomas, M.D.,4 28, 28 n., 38, 35;
8. 360; n. 142; 13. 171; 14-20; 20. 15.
Young, William, 15. 79.
Young & Minns, Messrs., donations from,
i. 98, 112, 130, 137, 147, 154, 168, 178,
191, 202, 219.
Young vs. Adams, 10. 54.
Young Men's Association of Buffalo, do-
nations from, 7. 115.
Young Men's Association of Milwaukee,
donation from, 3. 37.
Young Men's Christian Association of
Boston, see Boston Young Men's, etc.
Young Men's Christian Association of
Worcester, donations from, 10. 331 ; n.
499.
Young Men's Institute of Hartford, see
Hartford, etc.
Young Men's Mercantile Library Asso-
ciation of Cincinnati, donations from,
3. 65 ; 4. 235; 6. 1 ; 7. 1, 347 ; 8. 314 ;
9. 177; 10.80, 144; n. 498.
Youngman, Johannes, 4. 355.
Youngman, John Didrick, 4. 355.
Yovawan, Sachem, 8. 475.
Yule, Col. Henry, 14. 157.
z.
Zachary, Pope, n. 414.
Zahrtmann, Adm. C. C., 13. 365.
Zanesville, Ohio, 17. 176 n.
Zea Bermudes, Luis de, Spanish vice-con-
sul at Boston, 17. 9.
' Zenger, John Peter, Brief Narrative of
the Case and Trial of,' i. 18.
Zenger Club, collection of, 6. 134.
Zeno, Antonio, 2. 179, 180, 180 n. ; 13. 353,
360, 363.
Zeno, Carlo, 13. 353, 356, 360.
Zeno, Niccolo, 2. 179, 180, 180 n. ; 13. 353,
355-358, 360, 366.
Zeno, Niccolo, the younger, 13. 353-357,
363, 365.
Zeno Brothers, 18. 79. Donation of the
Narrative of, 2 179, 180, 180 n. Paper
by Mr. R. H. Major on the voyages of,
13. 352-366.
Ziclimni, see Sinclair, Henry.
Zichmni, 13. 353-366.
Zoan, 6. 306.
Zoffany, Johann, 20. 394.
Zouch, Richard, D.C.L. , his 'Elementa
Jurisprudentiae,' 18. 428.
Zubly, John J., D.D., letter on toleration
in Georgia, 8. 214-219.
Zwingli (Zuinglius), Ulrieh, cited, xx.
432, 442.
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